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country and not slink away in retireme retirement. >> and republicans should stand up to comey. >> lawmakers in d.a. in the dark about any plan to avoid a government shutdown. >> if the white house has a plan they are keeping it to themselves. >> that is republican senator john kennedy of louisiana. we are now less than four days away from the partial shutdown. it seems nobody on capitol hill knows what mr. trump is thinking. the president dug himself a hole when he said he would own the shutdown over the border wall. now republicans are trying to dig him out. here is phil mattingly on capitol hill. >> reporter: christine and dave, there is no way to bridge the gap, the congressional officials are aware of, between where the president stands of $5 billion
retireme retirement. he was shot and killed as he entered the building. he leaves behind a wife and son. >> he was a hard working, dedicated sheriff's sergeant. he was totally committed. he gave his all and tonight, as i told his wife, he died a hero because he went in to save lives to save other people. >> throughout the hour and throughout last hour, officers escorted helus through the streets of thousand oaks where thousands of people lined to watch. families are waiting to hear about their loved ones with chris jansing.
wage and working full time. they don't have the tax credits workers with children do. obama wants to expand to workers without children, younger workers. this budget contains $60,000 billion worth. obama wants to help obama pay for child care, tax credits for people with young children, pay for education and save for retireme retirement. republicans have problems with it in specifics like closing tax loop hohole loopholes. some say this does nothing to address the looming debt crisis in this country. doesn't cut social security. closing loopholes for very wealthy, those in private equity and self-employed is how obama wants to pay for tax credits. sure the minute you mention
it is not recognized because people aren't paying attention to it, like baseball, and get another concussion on top of it, that's not just potentially a small problem, that's a potentially lethal problem. >> reporter: increasingly, concussions are sidelining some of baseball's brightest stars. this season alone, 28 major leaguers suffered concussions. twins catcher joe mauer, tigers catcher alex avila, and others players like nick hunt lee wonder if they'll be safe in retireme retirement. >> you play through concussion stuff and play through the long term effects, i just had a daughter, it puts it in perspective a little more. >> reporter: major league baseball is trying to better protect players. implemented a concussion disabled list, separate from the 15 day disabled list to encourage more players to admit they have a problem. >> now that we started to
retireme retirement. are you under water on your do you hav six to nin livingpenk or sho assets s you can about repairing your personal balance sheet. even if the fed is putting all this money into the system, things are getting a little bit better for getting a job. things are getting a little bit on aer in the housing rket family toamily to family. i think some families are still very nervous. people, brooke, who have money and want to take risks are doing great right now. people who are not secure at their job, don't have money or are underwater in their home loans, they're saying, look, i feel the same today as i did last year. >> i'll keep coming back to you two ladies as we're going to be watching these markets. money matter. that big fire hose matters for all of us right now. thank you so, so much. we'll check back in with you. of course, we'll check in on the markets as they respond to the news from the fed today. meantime, after all of the revelations about the government getting into your private data, this next disclosure m not surprise you.
rationing, price controls. people bought war bonds. by the end of the war they had savings. they were creditworthy. it's that that led to the post-war boom that lasted decades. we should be thinking about policies that allow people to save. put some money away for college, retireme retirement. this is not something that will turn around tomorrow. it's the only way we can see over the long-term we can have the long-term prosperity we saw in the '50s and '60s. >> i read your essay. i think you made great points, talk about personal debt, credit card lifestyles people were living. a lot of what you're talking about in terms of solutions, there's resonance there. it's long-term. what i keep thinking about here, in the last three years, how much difficulty we have had in getting congress, in getting just on the national agenda the issue of jobs right now. whatever else the long-term
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homeowners the reason why they purchased a home, the fact is they like to know there's a place, a corner on this earth that belongs to them. that gives people comfort. if you take a look at the numbers, that doesn't sync up. 81% believe that homeownership is the best long-term investment. 850% say that their financial goals besides owning a home also include living comfortably in retireme retirement. what's interesting is that 40% of homeowners who still do own their homes they feel ownership. obviously it's no surprise that people 65 and older feel like homeown homeownership is the way to go. when you take a look at this. this is all despite the drop in housing prices we've seen since december. when you look at 1997 the median
fully insured. i can't imagine what could be out there that they think would have such a big impact. it sounds like it's old information, whatever it is. i have to tell you, i just ignore that kind of thing. i think people are trying to stir up trouble. it's not constructive. i would ignore it, and i would hope other people would do the same. look for credible sources of information if you're interested. >> always a pleasure to talk to you. >> chairman of the federal deposit insurance corporation. imagine living on $190 a month. now imagine doing that in retireme retirement. this could become a reality for americans if things don't change.