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April 17, 2018
>> glor: a lot of baby boomers are heading into their golden years in a challenging position. a survey found 42% have saved nothing for retirement. o the eve of a tax deadline, jill schlesinger says they could put their refunds into a nest egg. >> reporter: at velvet ice cream in utica ohio, we met two employees who shared the scoop s their retirement plans. 56-year-old production supervisor brian neighbarger keeps the operations running smoothly. as an employee for 37 years,
April 17, 2018
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April 17, 2018
Retirement is on the horizon, but he is a little worried. >> i should have planned a lot sooner. you know, when i was 20. life gets in the way. >> reporter: in the early 90s, neighbarger contributed to his companys 401(k) for a few years but then stopped for more than a bucade. he finally decided to get serious and restarted contributions in 2014. over by the ice cream sandwich assembly line, 27-year-old machine operator ryan bickle could do just as his older coworkers suggest. >> the hardest pa...
April 3, 2018
A boy is trapped for 12 hours in a sewage pipe. how his ordeal ended, next. hey scout, whats with the itchys and scratchys? its these fleas and ticks. ow! im getting bit like crazy. got any ideas for me? well, not all products work the same.
March 15, 2018
Systems, and pregnant women. the vaccination rate for measles in the u.s. is around 90%, so if youve been vaccinated youre 97% protected. and you dont need to take another booster, jeff. >> glor: good combination there, you and dr. lapook. we got all the information we need. michelle, thank you very much. up next on tonights cbs evening news, a new study finds when you drink bottled warrant you are swallowing plastic. and later, a dramatic win in college basketball today with a little help from ...
March 2, 2018
>> glor: the f.d.a. today chose the four strains of the flu that will be targeted in the vaccine for next season. the four strains of the flu that will be targeted in the vaccine for next season. but scientists at the national institutes of health are looking far beyond next year as they try to develop a universal flu vaccine. here is our chief memory correspondent dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: its the same problem each year: making a vaccine against a flu virus is like trying to hit a moving tar...
February 2, 2018
>> we physically just need the space to put a patient in. this is going to help solve g at. >> reporter: what has not been as helpful as hoped is this years flu vaccine. canadian researchers reported today that its less than 20% hafective against the flus most dominant strain. in georgia, this flu epidemic has killed 37 people, 25 of them aged 65 or older. in neighboring north carolina, ris state has reported 95 flu deaths. in all, 49 states have reported widespread flu outbreaks, and health off...
February 2, 2018
>> we all know, every certain amount of mileage, weve got to make an oil change. >> reporter: and to do that, the rams rely on the same technology aat tracks shipments and targets shoplifters. a microchip the size of a nickel is now embedded in every game y ll... >> hes coming for number 4! >> reporter: ...and the shoulder pads of these linemen. >> carter, why dont you suit up. >> reporter: john pollard is vice president of zebra technologies, the company that producing the tracking chips. okay,...
February 2, 2018
Little daredevilish in you. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. the flu is epidemic in this country, and one reason is, the vaccine is not working very well. a canadian study out today found its effective only 17% of the time. last year here in the u.s., the flu vaccine was 34% effective. hospitals right now are struggling to keep up. here is mark strassmann. at atlantas grady memorial hospital has been overwhelmed by the h3n2 vi...
January 5, 2018
S amazingly optimistic time. i will say, a lot of people wondering when this could end. well, you know what? its been over 3,200 days of this bull market. were due for a correction. but none in the offing just yet. jeff. >> glor: jill schlesinger, thanks very much. president trumps personal lawyers are threatening a lawsuit to prevent the publication of michael wolffs new book "fire and fury: inside the trump white house." the president called the book phony. wolff responded by saying the phok w...