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suze orman, host of cnbc's "the suze orman show" is back with her patented and blunt advice.irst question, i need to give you a little background. lynnwood and kim floyd are from maryland. they have an 80-year-old grandfather living with them. one son is in college, another son will be entering college soon. another son wants to go to law school. lynnwood is working on an mba while working three jobs. kim is working two jobs. and they feel obligated to help financially with the people in their family. all right, kim, what is your question for suze? >> suze, wh message should we be delivering to our family regarding our ability to financially support them? >> suze, what's our financial obligation? >> i just have a question to ask you guys, which is did anybody pay for your college education when you went to school? >> my first degree, my parents did help. with my second and third degrees, no. >> second and third degrees. lynnwood? >> no. >> so then what are you thinking, really? why do you feel that you need to be obligated to pay for your children? we make it, we have to do i

who better to turn to for practical solutionsing gure suze orman.'s middle class: rebuilding the dream. is justice really for all? >>> i come from a family in which my -- both my parents have started from nothing. they were raised on the streets. and they both kind of came together, and they started their own business. and they kind of lived the american dream. >> here is a statistic that i will straights the hard reality of the financial squeeze that's felt by middle class americans. the average family after paying bills for everything from food to utilities to healthcare only has $100 left at the ends of the month. so forget about saving much for college or for retirement. the u.s. government says the average family spends 33% of its income on housing, 20 % on food, and 17% on transportation. those figures have pretty much stayed the same since 2006 except for healthcare costs which have shot up 30%. these don't clue student loans or credit cards. about the sent % of all americans have some debt. how does the middle class survive under this kind o

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. >>> this morning on "today," cnbc host suze orman begins a special two day series, take control of your money. today, she will be taking questions about financial security from visitors out on the plaza. >>> all right, in sports, on the heels of the michael sam historic nfl draft, we have our first -- for insensitive remarks. he sobbed, smiled and kissed his companion when he got the call from the st. louis rams, a watershed moment for the nfl as sam became the first openly gay athlete to be drafted, but miami dolphins don jones tweeted, omg, and horrible after sam's kiss hit airwaves. the tweets led to a fine and temporary suspension. jones has apologized and must complete sensitivity training before returning to the dolphins. >>> now, to the nba playoffs, down by 17 at the half, indiana clawed back, led by paul george's 39 points. the pacers go up by three late in the fourth and hold on 95-92. indiana leads the series 3-1. los angeles tied their series at 2 with an epic comeback. the clippers trailed oklahoma city until the final 90 seconds. they close the gap with defense and th

suze orman, the host of "the suze orman show" on cnbc is here to help you with some of your financial >> thank you, matt. >> how do you know when you get to a point where you are financially secure. what is the litmus test? >> i tell you, are you sleeping at night? do you wake up in the morning not worried about where you're going to get the money to pay your bills, but you also know truthfully, if you don't work any longer, you have enough money to last you for the rest of your life. that's true financial security. >> on a smaller scale, you want people to have an eight-month security blanket, a fund that can get them through their expenses for eight months. we've got a group of people here show of hands right now, home people have eight months of money set aside to take care of an emergency? wow. >> quite a few. [ applause ] >> how many have five months? >> five months? eight months, five months, raise your hands. >> that's very good. >> that's because of watching the suze orman show. >> maddy from michigan, only 18 years old. she's here with her mom. maddy, what's your question? >>

guru and the host of soothly says the orman show a brilliantly named program good to have been thinkingof recently now let's get right into this is politics and we're going to syria got it looking at the economy optimistic or pessimistic.

now chris is taking it, john. >> i'm taking a pass on that one. >> you don't want to take on the ormanohn. safe move. >> thanks, john. >> that's right. that should be the headline. >> that's true. >> okay. >> i like that. >>> coming up next on "new day," this is a story you want to hear. she survived an attack by boko haram, a group that abducted girls and still holding them. exclusive interview with the girl just 12 years old when the militant group killed most of her family right in front of her. you will want to hear her story and her powerful message. >>> we have one sterling quite happy to sell the clippers and the other is donald sterling, just wait until you hear what he is saying about what is going on and he is being basically victimized by the nba. smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. de>>who's got twond rhooves and just got ae. cla

ruth -- [ laughter ] suze orman, donald trump, dr. some sports people from the minor leagues. [ laughter ] >> seth: seems like too many judges. >> fred: yes, but it's not all at the same time. it's most of them at the same time. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> fred: yeah. >> seth: that's really exciting. how many episodes are you doing in the whole year? >> fred: 700. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, that's great. so, "battle of the wizards of the ozes." >> fred: it's on cbs and nbc. [ laughter ] >> seth: at the same time? >> fred: at the same time, yes. >> seth: wow! congratulations. >> fred: thank you. >> seth: i assume you're making some pretty good coin on this? >> fred: i'm not. it was a terrible deal that we sorted out. >> seth: well, either way, congratulations. give it up for fred armisen and his new show. [ cheers and applause ] we made a joke about fleet week earlier. but we are, in all seriousness, very happy to have some service men and women with us tonight. let's give it up for them. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for your servi

when she talks money millions listen suzy orman a one woman personal finance powerhouse best selling author award winning t.v. host whether she think the economy is headed as washington helping or hurting we'll find out on the next politicking with larry king. live taking i'm larry king and joining me here in new york my old friend susie orman the personal financial guru and the host of suit lisa's ulan show a brilliantly named program good day we're going to take a break only now let's get right into this is politics and we're going to syria got it looking at the economy optimistic or pessimistic i'm optimistic for what the economy is doing i am pessimistic however that the people have already forgotten what happened in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine two thousand and ten it's like it never even happened so what are they doing right now they want to buy homes again for no money down for three percent down for five percent down and now the banks and they're letting them do it again given that thanks once again a low i listen it is no secret how i feel about banks only on

it remind me of james orman at morgan stanley. -- james gorman. >> this is a significant announcement, the ramifications in the united states. >> scaling back on fixed income but isn't it amazing that they are still trying to figure out the crisis. >> the balance sheet goes from 50% down to 30%. difference divided by 50. that is truly profound. apparently investors seem to like them is because the stock is up almost five percent. >> the goal is to report -- is to improve the return on equity and that is their way is to cut. >> our second front-page story -- the u.s. and allies say there is no sign that russia is withdrawing troops from the border of ukraine. vladimir putin has shifted his tone on the crisis. he said he would pull back on troops. people say he is hitting the pause button and he has urged pro-russian separatist to delay a vote. this is not the presidential election. that is scheduled for may 25. >> this needs to be watched closely so look to bloomberg.com as their team tries to make sense -- amoroso innastasia that moment yesterday where she talked as a child of going t

suze orman will be here next monday and tuesday to answer your questions. if you're looking for a laugh, we've got the thing. american comedy awards air tonight 9:00 central time. the chris rock adaptation to the johnny carson award. >>> let's get a check of the weather. >> you just told me i don't need the umbrella. it's starting to rain. from now on, i'm going to the umbrella. it's going to be drizzling in the northeast with spotty shower ises thanks to the cold front. we though, looking at a chance of very strong storms. from minnesota to texas stretching down into southern minnesota and parts of iowa that's where we see the risk today. the slight risk spreads east in red from indown to arkansas. again, the biggest threat will be for hail, damaging wind gusts, an isolated tornado. but most of the country will see some sort of rain in green there. from the west there, we could . >>> we have an overcast sky at this point over san francisco. still no showers to show you on the radar. expecting those to develop as we head throughout this afternoon. mostly no