vana. hello, vana? well, this locks tough to me.  >>> quick check of the headlines, a 19-year-old from pennsylvania behind bars accused of sending a poisoned latent birthday card. it contakened the deadly chemical ricen. >> and a new jersey tone in trouble with the law after sneak negligent world war ii. he went through a hole in the fence and climbed ska folding. the guard was asleep at the time and was fired. >> unbelievable. >> you have ten seconds and maybe the right thing will pop out. >> new baby buggy. new baby. come on. how did he do that. >> it paid off for him. two letters on the puzzle. and i want to make sure he didn't have a cheat sheet. >> and 45 grand to the winner. >> what puzzle have you solved. >> send to bill hemmer. >> and sandra smith fbn. >> law enforcement officials telling us that the flight simulator that belonged to the 53 year old pilot is transported back to the fbi lab in virginia, for analysis. kathryn harris tells us an area of expertise to provide assistance to lead inve

. >> si creen que nos vana doblegar, nosotros sabemos que somos invencibles, a lo único que le tenemosado fue invitada por panamá a una reunión de la oea para decir lo que pasa en el mpaís. >> circulan vídeos sobre incontinencia urinaria en su campaña, de esta manera salió del paso. >> como parte de estados unidos oficialización de candidatura en barranquilla en colombia, el presidente santos simuló un cuadrilátero con una leyenda del ring, además de lanzarle una bola a rementería, pero al momento del final del día sufrió lo que los medios conocen como incontinencia urinaria, ayer el presidente juan mmanuel santos con su familia dio el sgt ecomentario. >>e s triste que se use algo médico que le puede suceder a cualquier para denostar dem manera política. >> el médico me dijo que es perfectamente normal, que a cualquiera le pouede ocurrir. >> el médico leyó el siguiente informe. >> el suceso ocurrido le puede pasar a cualquier persona en período de recuperación de una cirugía. >> el presidente santos comenzó a recibir muchas muestras de apoyo. >> tenemos al doctor juan rivera para expli

[laughter] ~ >> >> vanae tran has withdrawn her nomination. the next person is idell wilson. >> yes, good afternoon, supervisors. and i have to apologize. i can't talk that long because i have sinuses. the pollen and stuff in the air. i did submit my recent resume to you guys. i have been aes are ~ resident in san francisco all of my life, born and raised in general hospital, raised four children through the special education system here. now they're all grown and thank god gone. i currently have grandchildren and i currently hold a seniors spot. i'm working with people with disabilities and seniors who have their grandchildren who have disabilities now. a new generation of children. so, i do not -- again, i apologize, i have sinuses and i do not wish to speak that long and hold you guys' time and run down the resume. i have always wanted to serve in san francisco, the most resourceful beautiful city in this world. thank you guys very much. >> thank you. >> siam sorry, you guys. any questions? ~ >> any questions? i think you came before one ot

[laughter] ~ >> >> vanae tran has withdrawn her nomination. the next person is idell wilson. >> yes, good afternoon, supervisors. and i have to apologize. i can't talk that long because i have sinuses. the pollen and stuff in the air. i did submit my recent resume to you guys. i have been aes are ~ resident in san francisco all of my life, born and raised in general hospital, raised four children through the special education system here. now they're all grown and thank god gone. i currently have grandchildren and i currently hold a seniors spot. i'm working with people with disabilities and seniors who have their grandchildren who have disabilities now. a new generation of children.

a particular look at the oldest of the millennial's in the mid-20s to early 30s so presumably via vana, they are for their formal education and oddity of the workforce starting up their life. but if you look at the indicators of the economic well-being of today's indicators and you compare them with x-ers or boomers they are doing worse. they have over personal income, they have lower wealth. so they are in danger of becoming the first generation of modern history, perhaps in our history of doing less well in life than their parents generation. that is at least how the story starts and it is the notion of the ever upwar upward generatiol mobility. >> host: you talking what about the millennial and boomers and even in the housing bubble can you talk about the effect of the housing bubble in the two groups? >> guest: sure. so the story of the housing bubble is well known an well-kne great run-up in prices the americans look around and for the typical american household, the value of your house is something like 75% of your total aggregate wealth. they use the value of their house. it see

vana and started to build condos in miami this is been part of the arc of real estate speculation that has now its part the osis in the current housing bubble said by the maniacs like mark carney of course also back in one thousand nine hundred when tens of thousands of europeans were arriving every single day from europe that was the age of human migration human capital you wanted to attract humans to your country in order to create boom it was an excellent point in other words this housing bubble is done driven by people who are migrating and causing population swells it's driven by huge capital swells the capital is moving through the snake of speculation and creating these enormous bubbles i think that's an excellent point it's not about people because the people who have the jobs the people don't have the income but they have access to a certain level of elites to on fettered unlimited riskless cheap capital yet and there is hardly any new build for anybody below the top point zero zero one percent these are really luxury units six thousand of them those are the only people that m