keeps the property, you want to say that that spouse will have 60, 90, or 120 days to refinance thedo it, you want the other spouse to be able to come back into court to request that the house is sold in a partition sale. >> if you have assets during your marriage, if you inherit something during your marriage, if anything becomes a gift during your marriage and you're concerned or you don't want to have the spouse that you're married to have an interest, go get legal advice. >> i'll always recommend, you know, that someone seek independent advice from tax and family-law attorneys before making these decisions. >> up next, the massi memo, with more tips on how to navigate a divorce as it relates to dealing with your property. [ woman vocalizing ] it's everything you've ialways wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. sometimes... ...maybe too hard. get claim rateguard® from allstate. it helps keep your homeowners' rate from going up just because of a claim. so protect your home and your rates. talk to a local allstate agent and discover how much more their personal service can

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harris: particularly the spouse of that person who is away in the field.ich they're not whole anymore physically or otherwise and so having a working partner is important. >> look it, i have a military spouse, right? 48 years. i had wonderful opportunity to go out there with young marines and lead them in harms way and have adrenaline and commitment and comradery when she is waiting at home with four kids hoping to god the chaplain doesn't walk up the walk to tell her i'm gone. that happens time and time again with military spouses. you made a great point about the moves. we picked up and moves nine times. betsy was making more when i married her as second lieutenant than i did as lieutenant colonel. sandra: change in cost of living when you move like that, you might getting paid the same but cost as whole lot different living in new york or -- >> or if your base is braced you can't sell your house. harris: i was going to say. just because military puts you in housing for period of time, if you decided you want to purchase off post and you can't sell, you'

>> it is no question life as a military spouse doesn't come easy.>> she and her husband have two daughters and patrick has been deployed four times for the marine corps. >> also a fierce advocate for military families making it her mission to give back to her local community earning her the honor of the 2016 armed forces insurance military spouse of t year. it's an annual award created by military spouse magazine. >> we'll meet her and her husband patrick in a moment. but first more on her story. >> natasha is a 34-year-old mom that's been a military spouse for nine years. >> some of the most amazing people i ever met in my life are military spouses. we're strong. we're resilient. we have to uproot our lives every couple of years or so and replant ourselves somewhere else. >> natasha's husband is a chef in the marine corps which had the family move from city to city six times over the last ten years. >> being somewhere new without much support was a little overwhelming but i'm grateful for that experience because it forced me to come out of my comfo

. >> some of the most amazing people i ever met in my life are military spouses. to uproot our lives every couple of years or so and replant ourselves somewhere else. >> natasha's husband is a chef in the marine corps which had the family move from city to city six times over the last ten years. >> being somewhere new without much support was a little overwhelming but i'm grateful for that experience because it forced me to come out of my comfort zone and grow as a person. >> natasha made it her mission to be an advocate for military families by giving back to her community in washington d.c. >> there's bigger needs and one was the homeless. especially with so many homeless veterans here in the nation's capital. >> and she found a small way to help. >> it's a charity that i started about a year ago. it started out as just feeding the homeless and it evolved as still leading the homeless and it's evolved into service members that need help from time to time. >> she started packing bags with nonperishable foods and supplies for the homeless and handing them out to t

>> a new study revealing military spouses struggle to find jobs and more likely to work for less payhey wrestle with frequent moves, deployment and erratic schedule. military spouses have unemployment rate of up to 18% compared to last month national job les right at 5%. it's not new for the pentagon n present reerz in triggered a flood of companies hiring veteran and spouses. >> for the first time ever leaving with parent is most common arrangement for people ages 18 to 34. one third ever millennials live with parents which is slightly more than portion that liver with spouse or partner. it's the first time that living at home has out paced living with a spouse for this age group since such recordkeeping >> wow. >> #failure to launch. >> let's talk about this sad story. former nfl bubba smith diagnosed with a brain disease cte he died at the age of 66 one of 90 former nfl players diagnosed with cte. he played nine seasons and smith began an acting career and best known for playing moses hightower in the police academy movies. >> and horse race fans will not get to see another pechb

the study finds that 42% of military spouses are unemployed compared to 25% of spouses nationwide. in addition, the study finds military spouses with a bachelor's degree earned 40% less than their civilian counterparts. researches say military spouses have the disadvantages of frequent moves and erratic schedules making it harder to keep a job, if. >>> and a reminder of what memorial weekend is really about. people in stafford work to honor those who died serving our country. since 2010 plans for an armed services memorial have been in the works. now organizers say they have a make. they will share the news tomorrow morning on facebook and in an armed services memorial kickoff breakfast at the stafford airport. >>> those are the blue angels right there taking the skies. and as always, it's an awesome sight. look at that. they are going to be in the air above annapolis today for an air show. you are looking at yesterday's practice. the naval academy flyover is this friday. always an incredible sight. >>> well, another thing we think about memorial day, getting together with family a

a study out this morning finds 42% of military spouses are unemployed compared to 25% of spouses nationwide addition, the study finds military spouses with a bachelor's degree earn 40% less than their civilian counterparts. researchers with blue star family says the frequent moves and erratic schedules that come with being a military spouse makes it hard to keep a good job. >>> in just a couple of hours this is going to be the sight above annapolis. the blue angels air show starts at 2:00 this afternoon. these are all navy and u.s. acrobatics in the air here. the blue angels held a practice yesterday. that's the vid you you're seeing right here. wish you could hear a little of what the engines sound like roaring above the crowds that are usually below. this is also going to be the sight at the naval academy graduation. they'll do a flyover, that's on friday. >>> it looks like the first family may move into an upscale northwest d.c. neighborhood once they exit the white house. the national journal reports sources say president obama's family chose a home in the sheridan neighborhood. news 4'

, it would seem the more recent spouse would get a much greater benefit. ofhough the years involvement and years of service are much less. is that somehow addressed in your? -- in here? >> it is a situation that does occur. i is important to note and can give you an actual example -- a 31 year marriage, a senior .erson comes back that spouse who was faithful on that deployment, the marriage ends. that particular spouse would not have any diminishment of the that they mayces in all 31 years, as it should be. in the case of multiple, it is possible for multiple retirements to occur. i believe the record is a person in the interior part of the country, i won't say where, that holds three such draws of retirement. this is what we are trying to fix in combat. i appreciate the question. it needs to be equitable and fair. this is the first step to try to do that. briefly, i would also like to express my support for this amendment because it really is about fairness and equity. there is nothing at all that diminishes the sacrifice and service of a military spouse.

but all too often military spouses sacrifice their own careers to meet the needs of the spouse that is in the service. frequent redeployments, frequent deployments, frequent relocations really have an impact on those careers. according to a study done by the military officers association of america, 90% of spouses, of military spouses -- that's more than 600,000 men and women, are either unemployed or underemployed. more than half cite concerns about their spouse's service and the deterrent of moving from job to job, a deterrent not only for employers but a deterrent in that they sometimes have a hard time having the kind of recognition for the skills they bring to a new state or a new location that they need. it's unfair to our military families for the spouse to needlessly have problems that could be avoided. clearly, if you decided to pursue a military career and that by necessity means relocation from time to time, this is not going to be the same career as if you went to work and you had every likelihood that you'd work there for the next several years. but these frequent and some

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you can rape your spouse. but that was not just some guy spouting off at a bar, right? that's donald trump's lawyer. and he still is donald trump's lawyer. and today that same lawyer was on cnn making allegations about bill clinton's sexual history and hillary clinton's allegedly personal role in making it all somehow worse as bill clinton's wife. >> what's the joke about the allegations that he had -- >> i'll tell you. >> improper relations with women, ruined women's lives, had his wife go after them? >> the person who called all of them the worst was hillary clinton. the great enabler. he's a little hint for them. donald trump is this uber billionaire real estate developer, possibly the greatest negotiator in the history of this planet. he'll never come out with his first offer in real estate right off the bat. meaning if she thinks that this is bad, right, this is nothing. he's not coming out with his strong from day number one. >> remember, this is the same guy who to "the daily beast" said, tread very f'ing lightly because what i'm going to do to you is going to be

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you can rape your spouse. but that was not just some guy spouting off at a bar, right? that's donald trump's lawyer. and he still is donald trump's lawyer. and today that same lawyer was on cnn making allegations about bill clinton's sexual history and hillary clinton's allegedly personal role in making it all somehow worse as bill clinton's wife. >> what's the joke about the allegations that he had -- >> made fun about the women. i'll tell you -- >> improper relations with women, ruined women's lives, had his wife go after them? >> the person who called all of them the worst was hillary clinton. the great enabler. here's a little hint for them. >> please. >> donald trump is this uber-billionaire real estate developer, possibly the greatest negotiator in the history of this planet. he'll never come out with his first offer in real estate right off the bat. meaning if she thinks that this is bad, right, this is nothing. he's not coming out with his strong, right, from day number one. >> remember, this is the same guy who to "the daily beast" said "i'm warning you, tread

this is reflective of what the army itself on about its spouses. so concerned was the army that it hired the same civilian scholars who studied civilian --re our programs to study welfare programs to study army wives and army families. of theveloped a theory overly demanding spouse, and in a term that comes directly out ,f decades of work on welfare the multi-problem family. this, the army action report decides on the policy should change, that unrealistic care expectations that it had created by promising to take care of its own should in fact be clarified, in their words. instead, they recommended the army benefits and social services start emphasizing self-sufficiency. this is a term straight out of civilian social welfare. it would make soldiers and families responsible for their readiness, just as civilian welfare clients would be made as possible for their own independence. the way theut in army portrays its programs to the public. the morale, welfare and recreation, the public affairs office, they start to discuss how they can talk different

this is what the army thought of its spouses. so concerned was the army that it hired the same civilian scholars who studied civilian programs to study army wives and army families and actually what they did is develop then a theory coming out of this of the overly dependent spouse, the overly demanding spouse and in a term that comes directly out of decades of work on welfare the multiproblem family. after the action report decides army policy should change, the care that it had created and would take care of its own should be clarified in their words and, instead what they recommended was that the army benefits and social services start has self-sufficiency. it would make soldiers and families responsible for their readiness. this comes out in the way the army portrays its programs to the public. the morale, welfare and recreation, public affairs office. they start to discuss how they can talk differently about the military benefits and army benefits to the public. this is from a strategy session they say they're not going to t

. >> i believe it addresses the emotional impact that losing a spouse can have. connected with the financial impact that losing a spouse can have when you are not the c00 of facebook. >> sure. >> i want to talk about working mothers rachel, women that work and do not have children. personally, and makes parents my mother is 4 of us, my dad died when i was 3. at the time i was in grade school she was working in retail and i remember her talking about how she felt as a widow she was looked down upon and could not climb the ladder in a company that i will not name. that was 30 years ago, my question to you is to set specific stereotype exists regarding disadvantage women? >> absolutely, as soon as a woman has a child the impression is that she will be less engaged at work where men are assumed to be more engaged at work. there is immediately a bias there that the woman now that she has that child is not committed to work. it does not change whether she has a spouse or significant other or someone else. that bias still exists societally. >> i want to bring you in on

a recent study found 42% of military spouses are unemployed as compared to 25% of spouses nationwide. in a couple of hours, we'll learn about a major donation to help build an armed services memorial. organizers say they have been working on the planned memorial since 2010. this announcement will happen during an armed services will memorial kickoff breakfast and will be on facebook. >>> promising to improve service. the changes being made by the tsa as we get a better idea just how many passengers have been impacted by the long lines. >>> breaking news in frederick county, a ma metro. details ahead. >>> plus saving money where you can. what the average shopper saves when you buy vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> welcome back. we all like to save money when we go shopping and more often that means buying the store brands not t

if your spouse is cheating on you, you have a right.od telling us certain way it is but you're better -- he give us -- we're human beings. we're given choice right from wrong. i can't justify what i did. she had a mother. she was somebody's daughter and she had a father. the worst part is i have a daughter with my wife and she have not just the mother but the father, what i did. i live with that every day. >> born in pakistan but raised in wyoming he told us his religion made him a victim as well. >> during my trial i was in september 11, so it was -- not a one case like mine anybody got sentenced like i did because i'm from pakistan. i believe in muslim. you know, imus limb but it's still, you know, i'm a firm believer, whatever i have coming nobody can stop it. nobody can benefit me or nobody can harm me without his permission. the way as a muslim i believe wheneaves form the tree, it doesn't fall without his will. so every day what i do, what i don't it's been written in my book. ♪ why won't you take my hand ♪ we will follow just the

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use it with your spouse? >> no one else is in there other than the other people downstairs. >> but it is a public bathroom. other people need to use it. >> i will take a cab down to a gas station before i use the bathroom. i don't know them. i am not having sex with them. at the bp station. >> i don't care. >> the only people in the lonnie bathrooms at 10:00 a.m. in the hotel are the other people staying in the hotel. >> okay, i need you actual tweet me on this. all of the married couple, you know i am a single girl, still learning about this, so you're really not using the rest room? >> no. >> a lot of people do. >> tweet me, alex whom i fox 29. i don't believe this. >> tuck the kids into their own beds. that's code for shut the kids in their beds, give them the lavender oil, knock them out, just love them. last thing, dow do this. say i love you before falling asleep. steve and i always say, you know what, you always have to mean it. >> just say it. >> get it done. light out little quicker if you just i lov

you must be in conversation with your spouse, your children, your friends, your families. i will tell you about an organization that has just developed in st. louis. it is called cupcakes and death. people in neighborhoods are coming together so that everyone in the neighborhood they have cupcakes, there cake, they they have suites, everyone in the neighborhood knows knows what you want. if you do not want an ambulance it to be called, if you do not want emt people rushing in and inserting it to down your throat, this is what we need to do. the papers are not going to do it for you. and forgive me if i offend anyone by saying this, but but if you are going to a roman catholic hospital and of course they have very, very strong perspectives on keeping people alive. that will not allow you the choice you wish to make. so when john and i, with our son in the room, his dr. in the room, and her daughter jenny, who is herself a physician, she was was on the phone from boston, john said i am ready to die. and he turned to the dr. and said, can can you help me. and the dr. said, mo

clinton is not a typical spouse.s wife has outlined a major role for him if she wins. >> my husband who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy, because, you know, he knows how to do it. >> reporter: he's also relatively more popular. the new cbs news poll pegs his favorability ratings at 45%, compared to her 31%. plus, the clintons have been pitching themselves as a package deal for decades. >> voters often say to me, "we got two for the price of one," and they like it. >> reporter: topic of rape is murky territory for trump, who was also once accused of rape by his ex-wife, ivana, a charge she later recanted. and there is no dispute, charlie, that both he and bill clinton had multiple, consensual extra marital affairs which made for lureid tabloid fodder for years. >> rose: thanks. still ahead, we'll remember morley safer who died today and we'll have an update on egypt air flight 804. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to

rather than living with a spouse at their own place.true. 35% of male millennials live with mom and dad compared with 28% living with a wife or a partner. that leaves another 37% living alone, probably with a cat. now you could blame this on no job prospects, no desire to relocate or mom's meatloaf and this lifestyle does have pluses. someone cooks and cleans for you. it's like marriage in the victorian era. those were the days. but are we really surprised by this? this is the era of the pajama boy. fully paid health care until 26. texting instead of talking. twitter as your social life. video games as activity. pornography as your romantic contact. the world now comes to you, so why go anywhere? j happiness has now become the surrender to happiness, ready gratification reduces the need for spouses and it's recursive. the more likely you stay unmarried, the more likely you aren't marriage material. but maybe this extended stay is caused by something else -- life. in the 1880s, most young adults lived with a spouse, but also died before

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in april, the retirees themselves organized a rally outside the capitol with 2,000 retirees spouses and widows to reject the central safe application and for congress to pass a bill to repeal the bill passed in 2014 and stop these cuts. and in an amazing victory for consumers, the treasury department, after receiving thousands of comments from retirees, the pension rights centers, labor, retiree advocates, rejected the application for sound legal reason. so while congress passed the law on 2014 behind closed doors that failed retirees, the regulatory process protected them, this is democracy at work. [ applause ] and now, and now we and the retirees are pushing to repeal of the terrible 2014 bill, and we're pushing for a bill that was actually introduced called the keep our pension promises act by senator sanders and congresswoman marcy kaptur from stopping these cuts. but this is the thing that's really -- that i really think is critical for this conference. the thousands of former truck drivers are now effective citizen activists. this is what they do every day. they e-mail me 100 tim

of the most talented, hard-working, resourceful employees in the country are veterans and military spouses. for many military families, education and employment opportunities are essential. studies show that women veterans are more likely to get a college education. yet, less than a quarter of women veterans use their g.i. bill benefits. it is so important that we ensure women veterans have the tools and the resources they need to succeed. because a new job or degree can empower a veteran and her family. it gives them their shot at the american dream and they had -- have earned nothing less. in the five years since michelle and i have joined -- launched the joining forces, more and more businesses have stepped up and hired more than 850,000 veterans and military spouses. [applause] dr. biden: because here is what we know. our servicemen and women are among the most highly skilled workers in this country. humility, discipline, work ethic, it is in their blood, it is who they are. institutions of higher education have been making some big strides in helping veterans succeed on campus. and mo

ended judges itself to do quite a good job but nevertheless we're worried that tune many spouses that perhaps that the score was too good and a cartoon as part of operation in desert storm or desert shield it was done with somebody quite familiar and as a result the after action report decided it should change that the unrealistic expectations promised it would take care of its own should be clarified but instead and teetoo emphasized self sufficiency it would make them ready just as in civilian terms to make them responsible for their own independence. the way that the army portrays its programs to the public the public affairs office will discuss how they can talk differently this is a strategy session but how the support programs encouraged self-reliance and not social services and will not help people but by 1995 it decided it will change its philosophy for soldiers rand families rather than saying it would take care of its own it came up with its mono it takes care of its own by teaching its own and the case of message was lost on an 81 there was an eagle with a giant words self-

that is to focus on what matters to the american people, not what her spouse does or his spouses have, that's not the issue. what is the status of our families? donald trump says wages are too high. hillary clinton wants to raise the minimum wage. she's for equal pay for equal work. he's against that. the list goes on. he's against the women's right to issues and says women ought to be punished. she supports reproductive healthcare. the differences are many and have to do with the american people and not spouses of the candidates. >> this attack line is not going away. are you saying the best way to deal with it is ignore it? >> i grew up in the inner city. you don't get in this mud with a bully. you focus on how you beat that bully. she gets it. this woman has withstood personal attacks for decades. what she does is -- the reason she's still standing is she fights for the people. she will not go down in the mud with him. thank goodness, good for her. >> secretary clinton proposed expanding medicare and allowing people over 50 to buy in, close to where bernie sanders stands. there's a

military spouses are fighting battles here at home.to pay bills and in some cases hand will other crisis as their husbands and wives are deployed in service to our country. the chairman of blue star families joins us this memorial day weekend. thank you very much, kathy, for joining us. want to ask you, what do you want people to know about military families, especially this memorial day and what they're going through? >> well, we're so happy to talk about military families on memorial day. we honor the ultimate sacrifice today but we want people to remember that military families, service members and families sacrifice every day for americans. and some of these sacrifices are unnecessary. they don't help national security. in fact, they hurt it. we want to work together with folks in the country to solve the unnecessary sacrifices faced by military families and in particular how it is that it's very difficult for military households to earn the same amount of money as other american households because of the military lifestyle. >> so,

her spouse, former u.s. president bill clinton was the voice roy in haiti. there had been many reports about what happened to all the money that was contributed by many u.s. nationals and nationals all over the world to haitian relief and the kind of housing that was going to be built for haitians, many of whom are still in -- hillary clinton is receiving grilling and i would assume that in the run-up to the primary in maryland where i assume she will be campaigning that many of you will be raising probing questions to secretary of state hillary clinton about her role and the role of her spouse with regard to the ongoing de station of haiti. now, with regard to the human rights catastrophe, that's unfolding on the border between haiti and the dominican republic, in many ways this is of a piece that is to say erupted on the border between haiti and dr, dr rafael trujillo, there's idea in the dr sadly enough that even if you're born there, even if you're born there in generations of your family were born there, not unlike, say a person who you can -- you can a

that's a big imposition because if you do have it and you give it to your spouse and the spouse getst then you have a real problem. it's very serious. it's not something they should be appalled over. it's a money thing for them and it's a health thing for us. >> the zika out break effecting large parts of latin america and brazil being the hardest hit with more than 2800 confirmed cases. the virus as you mentioned spread by mosquito bites and sexual intercourse. what is your advice to those traveling in those regions. particularly given the olympics in brazil. and also a lot of fans will be coming from the southern hemisphere from the us. >> this is a real concern and i'm urging people to take this seriously. the only thing you can do is avoid areas low lying with stagnant water and avoid mosquito bites. that's where there's a lot of mosquitos so the issue becomes protect yourself and if i were you i wouldn't travel to some of these countries unless you have to go. if you are of child bearing age and thinking of being a baby or could be pregnant avoid that travel until we get this th

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the state will take care of it in terms they will give it to your spouse or kids or whatever.ether you have enormously complicated estate like he does, i suspect that he thought he was would live forever. he has a re complicated estate. now the court has appointed an administrator who will then do what? >> well, they have appointed a special administrator and that person will overlook the estate. they will pay the bills and take care of the estate. >> they will gather all the assets. >> absolutely. that is until a personal representative comes aboard. but you are talking about a mess. when you die intestate without a will, you have got a lot of serious problems. >> if you have a lot of assets. >> he does. >> i know everyone should run out and get a lot of wills and stuff but if you have got a complicated matter that you want to go to someone other than your kids or your spouse or something, you might. and plus the fact, katie, he has made a lot of money in his death because now everybody ran out and bought his music. >> well, the intellectual property rights to his estate are

and so after his wife passes away in 1965, and his spouse had not only been one of his closest comrades, but also in many ways his business manager and his confidant, he returns to the united states. he moves into a working class community in the the city of philadelphia and becomes a virtual recluse because of his deteriorating health. although it's fair to say that the rising forces, anti-jim crow forces in the united states, they knew what side of the bread their bread was buttered on, because they paid homage to paul robeson repeatedly. that is particularly the case for the shock troops of the civil rights movement, the student non-violent coordinating committee and their then-leader, james foreman. but also coretta scott king and andrew young, one of king's closest associates, also paid homage to paul robeson during his declining years in philadelphia. finally, in january 1976, the man who was born in new jersey in 1896 passed away, but his passing, i don't think, squelched the causes to which he gave his life. the cause of socialism which i hope and believe is having something of

to a new program called army family teambuilding which emphasized very much the responsibility of spouses and families to serve the military and know the military rather than to have the military helping them. and through a variety of other things. today i see the echoes of it and the emphasis on resilience. so we could talk more about that because i think we are running out of time, i think it is a very important theme in military social welfare. >> on that note we have to draw this to a close, the conversations can continue at a reception afterwards. please note that the book is available outside for purchase. please please join us next week for our final session of this year's washington seminar with albert jones of saint anthony college talks about crimes against the security of the nation, world war ii the cold war and the evolution of mexico's laws. thank you thank you to our audience, thank you to jennifer [applause]. >> thank you. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> on capitol hill tomorrow the senate judiciary committee looks at the balan

she keeps track of their five accomplished children and their spouses and their total of 19 grandchildrenand finally, the number one thing that you might not know about him is that it would be impossible, impossible to have a friend who is more loyal or more generous than david mccullough. [ applause ] >> dan, excellent job. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> david, it's my pleasure to give you the u.s. capitol historical society freedom award. its encryption is, i can't read it backward, "to david mccullough, your empathetic, nuanced and fundamentally human approach to telling the american story. unwith matched voice and vibrancy, you've enhanced our understanding of the lives and times of the extraordinary people who have shaped our nation. in so doing, you inspire the informed citizen that is the foundation of true freedom." congratulations. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> we'll get a photo here of everybody. [ applause ] >> take that. >> i told dan to feel free to exaggerate, and i'm so glad i did. dan, thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, distinguished members of congress, and

and robots kennedy: a new study find young adults are more likely to live with their parent than spousesroommates for the first time in more than 130 years. is it just a bad economy or something else. are you technically millennial? >> i am not. >> i moved back into my moms house when i had my kid. kennedy: when you are makingonsu have had children of your own and you leave again. >> that's the difference. despite the hullabaloo about the statistics, luckily we still live in a society that's so rich and prosperous. everyone will move out eventually. it would be easier to do that if we didn't have massive government programs that encouraged them to take on so much student loan debt that they can't pay for rent. kennedy: could it speak to a societal failure? is it helicopter parents? >> society and parent. a message to parents. you have to make your home inhospitable to your 25-year-old. don't buy them their fast it groceries. >> oh, honey, i turned your bedroom into my sewing room. live by the same curfew as when they were 18. take their money. they have to pay you rent. and then you don'

because we have a new study that says, more millennials living with their parents than roommates or spouseswhat does this mean long term? kasich, rubio and cruz keeping their delegates. do they know something we don't know? guy benson and katie pavlich are with us. they have a notion they will share with us next. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepines

whether spouses or colleagues at work with that saving dash powell -- negative pattern of behavior and then try defect then we are stuck relives value rather than advocating. so i will close with the force of the assaults of the sacred. many things we hold sacred. test test anything that you hold deeply meaningful to you to your identity mean that anything is deeply held what used to have four or who you are the will but somebody attacks backed backed, that is the movie starts to spin. it couldn't be religion but does not have to be. of a beautiful project design. you have to see your kids you are working than five months later the boss says they keel. but we have decided we will move forward. on some small level it can't feel like the assault now is the organization. i will close with a big table under the difficult circumstances. with crisis negotiators but this could be based on realtime situation. learning about this through a training program. a gentleman in 26 years old. with the divisions of grandeur and i should make a side bet -- a side note that those with schizophrenia are n

organization, they took one look at her and offered her an application for military spouses. the executive director is here with us today and i love her to death. she is awesome. she would not acknowledge yourself like many of you do not do. she has served in the air force. she is the first female thunderbird pilot and is flown over two dozen combat missions. this is what nicole shared with us during the meeting. she said when she would tell people that she was a fighter pilot they often would not believe her. she would get into this back-and-forth thing and they would say, yes i am, no i am not , so finally she would just say, google me. every single female servicemember can sell stories like these. stories of misguided questions outdated assumptions and interactions with folks who for one reason or another one to believe they cannot just as well as a man. think we can all agree that they sacrificed so much and have served so bravely they should hide their competence. they should beginning every single one of the benefits they have earned. that is why i am so proud that my h

there were widows and divorced spouses who learned they weren't eligible to get their husbands' pensions even if they had been married for decades. there were corporate raiders, some of you may remember carl icahn of 1980s fame who found ways of looting so-called surplus pension assets to financial takeover schemes. there were folks who worked nine years and 8 months, but lost their jobs before the ten years they needed to earn the right to a pension. so to solve these and other problems, the pension rights center did w stock-in-trade. we did it then, we do it now. we identified and documented problems. we used our technical know-how to develop workable solutions and we mobilized affected citizens and women's organizations, labor unions, retiree groups in coalition for the passage of laws. we were and consider ourselves now to be the great catalyst for retirement income reform. so over our history, the pension rights center, and i won't go through all of these, we were instrumental in passing six federal laws, in helping to implement numerous regulations, to expand benefits and rights fo