host:host: let's go to traverse city, michigan. carl is on the line, says he is nearing retirement. caller: hi. as has been stated, the problem is the longer lifespans that were not calculated when roosevelt put this into effect. in listening to this conversation, we always talk about what we want our kids to do better than we did. i think over the generations that has generally happened. i have a lot of faith in young people, but it made me think about this -- which set of retirees will be better? my set of retirees that are coming up or the set of retirees that were behind me, that i am still supporting through working? think about that for a minute. i ask that question to the gentleman there as well as the listeners. the other part is parents who are helping children through difficult times, in some cases adult children, or children helping parents through difficult times, which can tap out savings. a couple of solutions, raising your fica 1%, the employee share, and you don't have to do it all at once, you can do it in quarters. raising the income withholding threshold, there is

>> kat: it is michigan, traverse city, 350-pound bear in a tree.ur tranquilizer darts to get the bear out of the tree. could we put the picture of where the bear is midair falling out of the tree? you can see the darts. you can see all of the tranquilizer darts in his little bear butt cheek. imagine a giant bear comes tumbling down with a bunch of injected drugs in his ass? >> look at the shot. nice job, mr. baker. >> greg: he must have a high tolerance to do three. >> tyrus: cocaine bear, look o out. >> greg: i'm going to go with -- i can't even remember what you did. >> sex in idaho. >> greg: we will give it to you. >> kat: thank you. >> greg: $50? >> tyrus: it was 500. >> kat: $5,000. >> greg: that is their inventory for 6 months. all right. why san fran made dave chappelle asked, what the hell? detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv

and then susan kokavar 89 drive-in theaters in traverse city.down, how did it affect your business? well, we were shut down for a few months, fortunately our mayor workted with the governor to get our drive-in movie theater open and we did pretty well because we were the only venue open. but we still, you know, couldn't be at full capacity. we couldn't serve food. so it was very difficult. and we also didn't play any new movies. they were all everything from the movie studios had in the pipeline. this was all older material. >> brian: unbelievable. because you would think drive-in movies are the one thing we were able to do. they were actually doing rallies there. scott, let's talk about you. how was your diner affected? >> you know, we were told we had to shut down two weeks initially and then another two weeks and then another couple months. we lost all of our product. all our perishables. >> we donated we gave some away. we tried to take care of the 22 co-workers that we had and send them home with all the p the pen irishables. neil gorsuch c

. >> you are just back from being in your hometown traverse city a place where it was not so easy toin your hand, a guide to help young people just like you? >> i was overwhelmed. i haven't felt nerves like that since community theater plays. because it mattered so much to go home and have those kinds of conversations at home and to meet the young people that were there. >> how do you consider this book? if it's not a memoir, it is self help book? >> i think it's a little bit of everything. it's a book i wish i would've had an eighth grade when i was growing up in northern michigan i thought i was the only gay person in the world, i thought something was wrong with me. and that this is the book i wish he could have read to help him understand that there is nothing wrong with him. he was great just the way he was. >> we have come a long way since then but the lgbtq+ community is clearly under attack today. to think it's easier or harder to come out in 2023. >> a little bit of both. i think it was getting better, when i was growing up everybody kept saying it gets better and it did in

it is going to be this low that comes through 1 to 3 inches from traverse city back to grand rapids.n it hits the appalachians you'll see snow. >> rain is better than snow to me, ginger. thank you for that. now the urgent manhunt in texas for the man police say killed five of his neighbors, including a 9-year-old boy. abc's matt rivers is on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: this morning an $80,000 reward on the table in the search for the man authorities say killed five people in cleveland, texas, north of houston. officials say the suspect is still on the loose. some 200 officers now going door to door looking for him. >> we do not know where he is. we don't have any tips right now to where he may be. >> reporter: authorities giving . this account of the shooting. he was in his yard friday night firing his ar-15 for fun. next door neighbor asked him to stop, a newborn was trying to sleep. the suspect followed the neighbor home, barged inside and started shooting. five of the ten people inside were killed. guzman was related to four of the victims and lives nearby. basically m

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host:host: let's go to traverse city, michigan. carl is on the line, says he is nearing retirement.ler: hi. as has been stated, the problem is the longer lifespans that were not calculated when roosevelt put this into effect. in listening to this conversation, we always talk about what we want our kids to do better than we did. i think over the generations that has generally happened. i have a lot of faith in young people, but it made me think about this -- which set of retirees will be better? my set of retirees that are coming up or the set of retirees that were behind me, that i am still supporting through working? think about that for a minute. i ask that question to the gentleman there as well as the listeners. the other part is parents who are helping children through difficult times, in some cases adult children, or children helping parents through difficult times, which can tap out savings. a couple of solutions, raising your fica 1%, the employee share, and you don't have to do it all at once, you can do it in quarters. raising the income withholding threshold, there is a l

about how we just have not got an intuitive network that people can safely traverse and it is a realty that vezters come to the cityride around without helmets so when we talk how safe is safe enough for the streets, we have to examine the case where people visit the city, take advantage of the shared bikes that don't come with a helmet and that is a very vulnerable of the user of the system we planned for in terms of creating a network of shared bikes but not created a safe-you know this. not telling anything you don't know but every time i see the people biking around trying to enjoy the city, it is a little bit frightening that they might end up riding on a very busy street with no helmet. how do we help guide people into a safe city wide network of streets where they can be and they can visit our wonderful city, which people want to continue to do and we need them to continue to want to do for economic recovery. i know i'm preaching to the choir but see the cases we have to keep in mind and keep planning for. if no further comments from directors, director hinze, nothing now? open to public comment. >> thank yo

about how we just have not got an intuitive network that people can safely traverse and it is a realty that vezters come to the city and ride around without helmets so when we talk how safe is safe enough for the streets, we have to examine the case where people visit the city, take advantage of the shared bikes that don't come with a helmet and that is a very vulnerable of the user of the system we planned for in terms of creating a network of shared bikes but not created a safe-you know this. not telling anything you don't know but every time i see the people biking around trying to enjoy the city, it is a little bit frightening that they might end up riding on a very busy street with no helmet. how do we help guide people into a safe city wide network of streets where they can be and they can visit our wonderful city, which people want to continue to do and we need them to continue to want to do for economic recovery. i know i'm preaching to the choir but see the cases we have to keep in mind and keep planning for. if no further comments from directors, director hinze, nothing now? open to public comment. >> tha