phillip: yes.ot really ready at that moment, bad things are gonna happen in that emergency. well, we had a national emergency. and we weren't prepared. a lot of countries were prepared more than we were. a lot of countries are organized for emergencies differently than we are. and what was striking to us is we're the country that prided ourselves on, we are the practical problem solvers, we know how to get things done. berlin airlift, marshall plans, d-day. and then here we are, once again, finding kind of a collective national incompetence at practical problem solving. and so that's why we wrote this report. because we think if people understand what really happened from origins to warp speed from morning to medical countermeasures, they'll actually see that this is fixable. it doesn't have to be like this. there's all kinds of low hanging fruit about ways we could be better prepared and rebuild trust in government instead of losing it. william: could you tick through the particulars? are there th

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. the highly anticipated defamation lawsuit against fox news has been postponed by one day. opening statements will now begin tomorrow dominion voting systems is suing fox for $1.6 billion, saying the conservative network knowingly lied about their voting machines in the 2020 election let's go live now to washington, d.c. andrew petrimoulx good morning, drew do we know why the judge postponed the trial this late in the game >> good morning, phillip actually, right now we don't the judge gave no explanation of why he issued this continuance last night and neither fox nor dominion has responded for requests on the issue. the latest twist came on a week after contentious pre-trial hearings in a delaware superior court. the judge admonishes the fox corporation of withholding information and misstating chairman rupert murdoch's role in the company the judge pushed back against other allegations. the suit is perhaps the biggest legal challenge fox has ever faced. "the wall street journal" rep

testimony , phillip, who says his testimony, phillip, who says his brother phoned him and an extremete of agitation in tember 2021 to reveal these crimes . him. tember 2021 to reveal these crimes. him. so there's, you know, a gap of what, three months there where the overwhelming concern wasn't the victim's family, it was for it was for something else. i don't know what maybe maybe you know it was all going to get swept under the carpet. so are you saying just unclear? are you saying just unclear? are you saying that, phillip schofield himself like could come forward with evidence , alerted the with evidence, alerted the police more at this point, if was told in september 20, 21 when she says he was then could have come forward to the police before december 20, 21, when these claims were announced. but that's when they were announced. you don't say that that something going on under under. no. when these so they say the allegations were reported in december 2021. well, should december 2021. well, we should be very cautious about what we might infer from that. i'm not inferring . i'm

we saw some big job cuts from phillips last earnings. it is that litigation and compensation that will have investor attention. 575 million euros. what will the timeline be? it also said restructuring is on track. for the figures, sales coming in just above estimates, 4.1 7 billion euros. sales also higher by 5.7%. we will dig into those numbers in a bit with the phillips ceo at 6:40 a.m. london time. the big earnings that have grabbed our attention this morning have been the big outflows from credit suisse. their first earnings report since announcing the ubs takeover. not as a stark as last quarter but still they are seeing about 61 billion swiss francs in outflows. let's get to manus cranny, who is in zÜrich covering this story. these numbers just broke 15 minutes ago. quick digestion for you and move outside of credit suisse. what are your main takeaways? manus: the drive-by which happened in the middle of march in terms of the exodus of funds could have been a lot worse. 61 billion swiss francs did walk out the door. there is undoub

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phillips. does the board have questions >>00 do. thank you miss phillips for being here this is member soo. grit to hear from you and you object have a lot of depth with your experience. so i think one thing that is concerning for me is of excluding candidate who is had been employed by law enforcement temperature is i broad category. what do you see in terms of impedaments from excluding those types of possible candidates and explain what you think having your experience as a department sheriff or probation officer brought to your understanding of the job that you have today? >> great, questions, commissioner soo. thank you for the opportunity. i do think it would limit the candidate pool. i think that we could definitely [inaudible] that [inaudible]. individuals that sworn law enforcement or [inaudible] officers could potential low in the state of california or jurisdiction around an area, i think that may help to widen your span. i honestly i'm passionate about corrections work. behind the wall it helps mow to understand. as well

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let him cast the first phillip schofield first stone. phillip schofield is without sin. i think .hink. i mean, he deceived his wife for years and years and i'm not saying it wasn't it. it it came out. i feel celebratory about, oh, he was going to do it. i'm going to say whether you're having with although although we do have to point out phillip always said publicly there always said publicly that there was other person involved. so while he was gay he hadn't he can say what he likes , what he can say what he likes, what he likes. you can say what he likes. you can say what he likes. just to clarify that point now, american beer drinkers left scratching their headsin drinkers left scratching their heads in a bizarre push for bud light, featuring controversial trans put up dylan mulvey . trans put up dylan mulvey. budweiser, the beer company behind bud light signed up. the activist to flog their low calorie beer to fans watching the ncaa march madness tournament at weekend and even honoured mulvaney for a year of being openly trans. but here's the thing for me. despite the fact mul

let him cast the first phillip schofield first stone. phillip schofield is without sin. i think .mean, he deceived his wife for years and years and i'm not saying it wasn't it. it it came out. i feel celebratory about, oh, he was going to do it. i'm going to say whether you're having with although although we do have to point out phillip always said publicly there always said publicly that there was other person involved. so while he was gay he hadn't he can say what he likes , what he can say what he likes, what he likes. you can say what he likes. you can say what he likes. just to clarify that point now, american beer drinkers left scratching their headsin drinkers left scratching their heads in a bizarre push for bud light, featuring controversial trans put up dylan mulvey . trans put up dylan mulvey. budweiser, the beer company behind bud light signed up. the activist to flog their low calorie beer to fans watching the ncaa march madness tournament at weekend and even honoured mulvaney for a year of being openly trans. but here's the thing for me. despite the fact mulvaney bo

coming up, stocks on the move including phillips.ill have the details and plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: back to the open. 24 minutes into the european trading day. a lack of direction across equity markets. flatten your. futures pointing to the downside in europe down by .4%. autos, energy, tech under pressure. autos down .4%. let's get to your stocks on the move and our equities team. joe easton is standing by. >> we are starting in the healthcare space looking at phillips and amsterdam. that one jumping around 11%. a lot of the headlines today were around the potential payouts for the sleep devices with concerns around potentially cancerous impacts. people are ignoring that today. jumping over there and amsterdam as their ebit tops analysts expectations and some of their supply chain issues. that stock has absolutely slumped over the past year given these legal claims and finally seeing a bit of reprieve for phillips today. meanwhile, i'm also looking at software ag over and germany, a massive takeover bid. they

phillip? >> so far more attention and more money, two of his favorite things all right, brie, thank you >>> as for president trump, makes his return to new york, law enforcement officials in the city are taking measures to ensure mr. trump's safety ahead of tuesday's arraignment nbc's george solis has more. >> reporter: tonight security in new york city is ramping up. less than 24 hours from now, mr. trump is expected to depart mar-a-lago, arriving at la guardia airport before his historic and unprecedented court appearance in lower manhattan on tuesday. mr. trump will spend the night at his trump tower apartment, already protected by secret service and an enhanced nypd detail along busy fifth avenue, barricades have been set up as far as the eye can see there is also growing prep here from around the globe mixed in with tourists flocking to the region the police presence here also only expected to grow in the coming hours a carefully coordinated security by the nypd, court officers, the marsh

. >>> good morning i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin what bombshell announcement that has rocked the media world. first firebrand tucker carlson is out at fox news according to the murdoch-owned "wall street journal." sources say carlson found out he was being let go about ten minutes before the network anunsed it the network gave no explanation for ousting the highest-watched anchor in cable news but it comes after fox news settled a lathewsuit with domin. >>> within an hour of the fox announcement, don lemon announced he was terminated from cnn. this comes two months after he said he regretted making comments about presidential candidate nikki haley's age. haley tweeted don't let anyone tell you you're past your prime. >> nbc universal is also dealing with a sudden departure. ceo jeff shell is leaving after an investigation revealed inappropriate conduct, according to comcast, which owns nbc universal. >>> jury deliberations are set to begin in a trial against five members of the proud boys. they face nine counts, including t

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin in sudan, where nor than 400 people have been killed in eight days of fighting between the sudanese army and their rivals the paramilitary rapid support forces known as rsf. american forces have evacuated all u.s. embassy personnel from the country in a stunning airlift happening amid fierce clashes in khartoum. secretary of state antony blinken said the ungoing flight posed an unacceptable risk to our embassy personnel. let's go live to london and ali arouzi ali, germany what more can you tell us about these evacuations? >> good morning, phillip that's right, the situation on the ground has become so unstable and so violent that the white house announced that it conducted an operation on sunday to remove embassy staff. u.s. officials say around 100 special forces evacuated a little less than 100 u.s. personnel on three chinook helicopters, and they called the operation fast and clean now the u.s. embassy has now closed in khartoum they have suspended operations and they've a

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. the fallout is growing following a federal judge's decision to suspend approval for a widely used abortion medication it's a ruling that could send this latest battle in the fight for reproductive rights back to the supreme court. for more on this, we go to nbc's brie jackson in washington brie, good morning how are lawmakers reacting to this ruling? >> good morning, phillip well, the sale of this widely used drug is in dispute after this major ruling in texas on friday afternoon, trump-appointed u.s. district judge matthew kaczmarek suspended the fda's two decade-old approval of the abortion medication mifepristone the lawsuit that challenged the approval of the drug was brought back in november by a group of anti-abortion medical organizations and doctors. this decision marks the first major development for the issue of reproductive rights since the supreme court's decision in the dobbs case last june, which eliminated the constitutional right to abortion. now it is also considered

well, in other news today, the brother of the television presenter phillip schofield , has been founduilty schofield, has been found guilty of sexually abusing a teenage boy . timothy schofield was boy. timothy schofield was charged with 11 offences involved a child between october 2016 and october 2019. the 54 year old has been remanded in custody and will be sentenced next month. reacting to the verdict, phillip schofield said as far as i'm concerned, i no longer have a brother . and the longer have a brother. and the prime minister has announced a new taskforce today to crack down on grooming gangs. speaking on a visit to rochdale, rishi sunak ag said the measures aim to prevent victim teams and whistleblowers from being doored by the authorities because of cultural sensitivities or political correctness. that's after the home secretary singled out british—pakistani men as a particular concern . critics say particular concern. critics say excessively focusing on race could create new blindspots when tackling child abuse. but speaking exclusively to gb news, suella braverman says he

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catherine phillips and fellow authorizes coined the term muscle dysmorphia more than 20 books ago ins complex. >> to the early 90s how was body dysmorphia or more specifically muscle dysmorphia considered in society? was it even considered at all. >> no, scientists weren't aware of it, doctors weren't aware of it. if you think of carrie grant and, you know, the era of my father, your grandfather, they weren't obsessed with being muscular. they were perfectly happy with that sort of ordinary body build. and then, over the decades, especially i'd say from the 1990s onward, we see an increasing emphasis on a more muscular male body. in advertising, in action figures, the toys that boys play with. >> reporter: it's a secret crisis dr. phillips estimates 2-3% of the general population suffer from largely in silence. >> i remember one of the first patients i saw with muscle dysmorphia, i noticed that he had six layers of t-shirts. he was trying to look bigger. >> reporter: noan co-founder rumble boxing has fitness goals. here he is on night line ten years ago demonstrating how to get the p

clarence lusane and phillip martin. thank you. i think this is on. first of all, thank you for for being here. really appreciate it. and it's great to have clarence here. we are two sons of detroit, originally from the city, very proud sons of detroit, i should say. let me ask you this question of increasingly we have in our pockets credit cards that pay for everything or debit cards. but do you have a $20 bill in your pocket? okay. the next time you take a take a close look at that $20 bill, take a close look at the face of andrew jackson and think about his legacy. and i guarantee you after this discussion, you will never look at that $20 bill the same way again. i promise you. clarence, your book is powerful. i, i use that word purposely because it is it's one of many descriptors, descriptive terms i could use to describe a book that explores not only the past. we're talking about 1822, harriet tubman's birth. we're talking about the pivotal years of 1863 to 1865. we're talking about 1913, the year of her death. but we're also talking about this m

kevin phillips was the town manager while the study was being done by the bay area council. he says paradise is still rebuilding after the camp fire incorporating the study's findings into the plans. showing that. >> with proper management, people can live within the foothills the sierras and these will be areas there that are prone to these fires that you can actually mitigate against the damage associated with that. >> phillips as fire prevention measures are not just optional. for homeowners in paradise are actually required. and now part of the town's building codes reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. rob, thank you for that. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the still some cloudy skies hang over san francisco and brittany begley is standing by as we kick off a new work week, brittany. yeah, that's really going to the theme those cloudy skies for the rest the night we're >> the chance of a sprinkle or 2 that's going to be tonight all the way as we roll into tuesday. let's talk about everything you need to know to make sure you'r

>> reporter: good morning, phillip. what we know so far is that missile traveled about six miles before it fell into the sea of japan. what is different about it this time according to state media in south korea is that the north may have tried or test add new missile system, now, as analysts or experts are still analyzing the launch, they suspect it involves an intercontinental ballistic missile propelled by solid fuel, which makes rockets easier to transport and faster to launch than liquid fueled ones also what is different compared to recent missile tests is the fact that as you mentioned, the government in japan issued an evacuation order on the island of hokkaido in the north of the country, telling everyone there early this morning to seek immediate shelter, causing of course panic among the population and the order later on was lifted when it became clear that the missile landed in the sea of japan away from the island of hokkaido and outside japanese territory >> claudio, thank you. >> as you mentioned before,

a decision by the constitutional council today expected in a few hours from now cori, phillip? >> house authorities are ready for that amount of crowds in the streets. >>> let's take a look at our weather now on this friday angie lassman is here with us with a look at our weekend weather. it's been unusually warm for so many of us. >> have you liked it or are you looking for spring? >> yeah. >> i think people go both ways jumping into the 90s may be not everybody's cup of tea, but i enjoyed it chicago's going to run 20 degrees plus above normal for this time of year and hit the low 80s. same for minneapolis we looked at syracuse, you're close to 90 degrees, ending at 87 today these numbers could potentially put folks in the record books today. notice 86 for syracuse 88 in new york we hit a high yesterday at 90 degrees, that is the warmest it'se continues across the carolinas and southeast. we'll see showers in the picture this afternoon and we've got another storm system that's eventually going to move out of the rockies and bring the potential for severe weather for the weeken

this is flow phillips from the listening close that out is there english? if you can make time for us, we're just going to have to say that the minister refused to meet with us. i just need to speak with her to know if you can make time for us. we're just going to have to say that the minister refused to me with us. now we know how sophie and belt felt. she's the european parliament rapport her investigating the use of spyware in the european union. like us, she came to athens to ask them hard questions of the government. the authorities are not willing to share official information with us. her team got the run around to get a number of him off top of what my opinion, this government is not taking responsibility because nobody is demanding them to meaning mainly the mainstream media. they don't hold the government responsible for so many things, all should be up. she was she occupant, the only one that got a lot. instead, what we've seen is sustained efforts to abstract investigative journalism about our bosses. much as i think he said, of not whenever som

kevin phillips was the town manager while the study was being done by the bay area council.says paradise is still rebuilding after the camp fire incorporating study's findings into the plans showing that. >> with proper management, people can live within the foothills the sierras and these will areas there that are prone to these fires that you can actually mitigate against. the damage is so subtle about phillips as fire prevention measures are not optional for residents in paradise. >> but are actually required. and part of the town's building codes reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're talking about the weather over the next 24 hours. >> a whole lot going on in the good morning. yes, some changes out there for sure. we're going to be seeing conditions warming up, clearing out towards the latter half of the week today. one of our cooler and whatever cloudier days not to say it's completely socked in, but you will see partly to mostly cloudy skies today. looking out there from the east bay hi

. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with what some would say is the calm after the storm after the severe weather with threat subsides over the mid atlantic. it left over 3 million under flood alerts in the southeast as heavy rain is expected from east texas to alabama rainfall rates in mississippi could reach up to two inches per hour with four to five inches total expected this comes after deadly storms and tornados tore throughout midwest earlier this week. >>> a senior member of the supreme court is receiving renewed scrutiny following a major report on the years of expensive gifts that he received from a major republican donor. for more on all this we go to brie jackson in washington good morning to you. outline for us what as's in thee reporting. >> reporter: there is new attention being brought to the conduct supreme court justice clarence thomas, on thursd, a report from pro publica revealed that for over two decades, justice thomas has been the recipient of lavish trips and vacations funde

i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the highly-anticipated defamation trial between fox news and dominion is over before it began on tuesday afternoon the two parties agreed to a $787.5 million settlement in the case hours after the jury was sworn in stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: the parties have resolved their case. with those words, the landmark trial between dominion and fox news was over before it began. the 12-person jury was thanked for its service. fox and dominion legal teams thanked the court and everyone walked out >> lies have consequences. >> reporter: attorneys for dominion then spoke to a sea of reporters outside. >> today represents a ringing endorsement for truth and for democracy. >> reporter: as part of the settlement, fox agreed to pay dominion $787.5 million, less than half of the $1.6 billion they were suing for. >> fox has admitted to telling lies about dominion that caused enormous damage to my company, our employees and the customers that we serve. nothing can ever make up for that >> rep

it's tuesday, april 11 "early today" starts right now gro good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm cori coffin we begin with another tragedy involving gun violence five people killed and at least nine others injured after a gunman opened fire at a bank in louisville, kentucky the fifth victim is deana eckert president biden spoke with kentucky governor bashir on the phone about the tragedy. one of the victims was rick scott's banker maggie vespa starts us off >> reporter: chaos and carnage gripping another american city >> let's be clear about what this was this was an evil act of targeted violence >> reporter: the familiar terror unfolding in downtown louisville, kentucky police say a lone gunman opened fire inside this old national bank >> this was terrifying it was terrifying. >> reporter: officers on the scene within three minutes investigators say this was not a random act. >> white male who was employed at old national bank his weapon of choice was a rifle. >> reporter: authorities identifying the shooter as connor sturgeon who died at the scene in a shootout with police. he live

kevin phillips was the town manager while the study was being done by the bay area council. he says paradise is still rebuilding after the camp fire incorporating the study's findings into the plans showing that. >> with proper management, people can live within the foothills the sierras and these will areas there that are prone to these fires that you can actually mitigate against the damage associated with that. >> phillips as fire prevention measures are not just optional for homeowners in paradise, but are actually required. and now a part of the town's building codes live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. local police departments are trying to pick up the pieces and they're launching investigations after really busy weekend featuring multiple sideshows erupting across 3 of the bay area's biggest cities. yet we start in san jose. big crowd of spectators drawn to the corner of lundy avenue in concourse drive. this is dcylight about 7.30, sunday night. one witness tells us went on for about 15 minutes here before the drivers moved on to another lo

"early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm cori coffin we begin with the ongoing crisis over abortion rights in america. 69 republican lawmakers have asked the conservative fifth circuit court of appeals to let an abortion pill ban move forward. it is a response to an appeal field monday against the ruling by the radical texas judge that could ban mifepristone nationwide do we know when the appeals court will rule on this? >> reporter: good morning, cocori, the timeline is uncertain. if the court does not intervene by midnight friday central time it could be banned the biden administration will almost certainly appeal. if the court now upholds the texas ruling, it would take off the market a drug that has been approved for 23 years and used more than 5 million times in the u.s. data suggests that mifepristone is safer than tylenol, viagra, even penicillin. more than 600 drug manufacturers have signed the open letter. a scathing condemnation from pharma to judicial activism. states have wibeen stockpiling years' worth of mifepristone they say they are making prepar

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin in texas where police are searching for answers after a prom night ended in gunfire. officials say about 250 people were at an after prom party in jasper county when just after midnight early sunday shots rang out. nine people were hit the victims range in age from 15 to 19 and they are all expected to survive police say they have people of interest who are being questioned but have not announced the arrest of suspects. >>> now to american forces that evacuated all u.s. embassy personnel from sudan in a stunning airlift happening amid fierce clashes in the capital of khartoum secretary of state antony blinken said the ongoing strife posed an unacceptable risk to our embassy personnel. let's go live to london and ali ar arouzi. >> reporter: with the situation on the ground becoming ever more unstable and violent between government forces and military forces the ars the white house conducted an operation on sunday to remove embassy staff. they say about 100 special forces evacu

take a look at what is happening with phillips.his i believe is the biggest mover phillips since 2002. the stock is still up by 14%. supply chain are easing back, good news. thiessen krupp management going down. the market does not like this news, down by 14%. single stocks are providing a few fireworks. but at a headline level here in europe, no volatility. alix: definitely the same in the u.s. the s&p literally going nowhere, down 0.1%. i have consumer discretionary leading, but that has now flipped. as of the energy, now the outperformer, wti above some technical levels citing in the support. seeing it above the 100 a moving average. speaking of energy, first solar had a downgrade. the reason why it is interesting, too much supply, lowering prices for the stuff that first solar makes in the u.s. you often think about it is the opposite. we don't have enough solar stuff because it's in china and we need to make it here. that will wind up hurting on pricing. the two year yield also kind of going nowhere fast, down by about 4 basis

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"early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. the highly anticipated defamation lawsuit against fox news has been postponed by one day. opening statements will now begin tomorrow dominion voting systems is suing fox for $1.6 billion saying the conservative network knowingly lied about their voting machines in the 2020 election let's go live now to washington, d.c. and drew petrimouix do we know why the judge postponed the trial this late in the game >> reporter: good morning. actually, we don't right now, the judge giving no indication of why he issued this continuance late last night and both fox and dominion have not yet responded to request for comment from nbc news. we do know that this latest twist came after a week of contentious pretrial hearings in delaware supreme court the judge admonished lawyers for the fox corporation accusing them of withholding evidence and misstating repeart murdoch's role in the proceedings. they pushed back against other allegations, the suit is perhaps the biggest legal challenge fox has ever f

i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with the breaking news from ukraine after 51 days of peace, fears of an attack on kyiv. [ siren air raid sirens once again ringing out in the capital ukraine's military says 11 cruise missiles and two drones were destroyed in the city's airspace over the city there have been no reports of any missiles hitting targets in kyiv, but it does appear that residential areas have been hit in other cities. according to the ukrainian national police, throws eight people have been killed in predawn missile strike across the country. three children were rescued from the rubble of this nine-story residential building >>> after a months long attempt to obtain his testimony, former vice president mike pence made an appearance before the grand jury investigating former president trump's role in the events of january 6th. for more on this, we go to nbc's brie jackson in washington brie, good morning it looked like trump was doing everything that he could to prevent this testimony those effort

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the pentagon is searching for whoever leaked classified documents that were posted online nbc news got ahold of more than 50 of the documents, many of them labeled top secret, the highest level of classification. several pertain to ukraine's military capabilities, one describing how certain u.s. supply bomb guidance systems have been malfunctioning on the battlefield. we have, however, not been able to independently confirm the intelligence our allie raffa breaks down what's likely the biggest leak of government secrets since the snowden leak ten years ago >> reporter: new concerns over how secure the country's defense secrets really are >> obviously leaks, if that's what this, or a hack that succeeds is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: after a suspected leak of classified u.s. documents about ukraine's war effort and military strength were possibly leaked photos of the allegedly top secret documents posted recently on social media. the leak first reported by "the new york times" exc

let me move next to phillip and i want to start off by saying this. as a wanna be boomer myself, i am not a boomer technically, i was born in 1945, one year or two early. my wife today is a real boomer. i'm often reminded though, as i think about being a boomer and what it means for all of us what carl riener who is a comic writer, tv star and all that wrote about the life of an ageing boomer. he wrote in his auto biography that he gets up in the morning and he would never do anything before he opens the paper. and the first thing he does is turn to the owe bitries, and he says if i'm not there, i make coffee and have breakfast. how many of you do this? right? well, let me start with how many of you look at the obituary in the morning. guilty myself. in your book, boomer influences discussed in terms of economic impact, how, did their large numbers affect infrastructure, health care, and the acquisition of wealth. and what does that say about a country in which boomers no longer drive the economy culture and infrastructure and many more thing sns >> s