. >>> okay., wehat's scary. so let's talk about some strategies, shall we?ia chri weller joins us to talk more about retirement savings and why many americans are not comfortable with their retirement plan. he is professor o public policy at the university of massachusetts boston. welcome, professor.u nice to have ere again. >> thank you very much for having me. ow, but scary, you when i talk to people about retirement they say it's just overwhelming when they have to think about how much it's going to take them to retire. they don't even get to the point nking about e t health care. how do we change that dynamic? >> well, let's look at that scary number a little bit more, in particularly health care numbers. one in fourre rees, for instance, say the long-term care costs are larger than expected. long-term care costs as we know are overwhelming. speaking of overwhelming, saving for retirement, as you saids sort of a big challenge. the good news in the report or survey, when people have a retirement plan at work, they feel more confident, they feel moreor cob

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that wehat is the risk over regulate social media companies?e is that they cannot use this data to appeal to advertisers. if they are restricted in how they can use it and store it, to really sell targeted advertising around the world, it limits that pool and the revenues they can bring in. betty: thank you so much. trump's trade not hitting stocks and bonds. raising questions about what that may mean for central-bank policy. kathleen hays is here with more. kathleen: according to the u.s. purchasing manager put together .very month, yes prices are starting to rise. be the match? let's take a look at the chart. 1525, the turquoise line is the main faction with -- manufacturing gauge. new orders are strong, production is strong. here is the number that is really causing people to wonder. prices for raw materials go into production. 78.1 from 74.2. the highest since 2011. from itsets comments members. it seems people are saying that the rising cost we are seeing for raw materials has something to do with panic buying before .he tariffs would be p