welcome back. we have quick headlines for you now. a rough landing at the albuquerque balloon festival. one of the gigantic hot air balloons was tangled in the power lines there. no one was hurt. but power was briefly knocked out for about 3,000 homes there. and the lapd now searching for the man in this instagram video seen stalking a police officer while holding a gun. investigators say that the video is not a threat. it s a promotional stunt by a 90s rap group trying to make a comeback. one person has been arrested there. brian? elisabeth, does not matter how old you are. determining how much money you need to save for retirement is critical. new statistics show 40% of us have given no thought whatsoever to preparing for retirement. so what should your savings goal be? how much should you set aside? chris hogan is a retirement
once you re inside, you ve got to run the show. but the appeal is very obvious and it s limited to americans this type of you can see it all over europe by the way. tony blair, thank you very much for joining us. thank you very much. it s a pleasure, sure. great work, steve. now this. coming up a shocking video going viral showing someone stalking los angeles police officers and flashing a gun. who made it and their response from the lapd next. nearly 40% of workers have given little to no thought to preparing for retirement. retirement expert bruce hogan is here with three things you need to know to make sure you re on the right track and don t run out of money.
have. not having a plan at all is another fear to face. that s the danger. i think when we keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, that s the definition of insanity. the reason i wrote the book, retire to i wanted feel firm in a plan. i ve worked with people over the years to help them take back this territory and have confidence and i want more people to retire inspired. retirement expert, thank you. if you d like his retirement calculator, go to fox and friends .com shortly and it will be there. thanks for joining us from nashville. thank you for having me. you don t like you re ready to retire. i m having too much fun. thanks, chris. why is isis always traveling around in ttoyota trucks?
right now, especially in an election year, is that people are only listening to people who agree with them and not hearing an alternate point of view, and that s a problem for when it goes back to the ultimate responsibility of journalism. and an example of that particularly is radio. what is the future of radio content and how does that play into it because they are even more fragmented and more extreme? i have i have kind of a split personality on questions about the future. on the one hand, intellectually in my brain, i believe we re going to see fewer newspapers, fewer radio stations, and on the other hand, i can t live my life as a pessimist. so i look for those nice stories that give me some hope. but if you ask me just to speak from my brain, i think it s inevitable that you re going to have fewer newspapers. and i think it s very hard at one point, and i know this was true of the washington post, the argument was made that local is the new king and we all have
but we have relegated readers to sort of a comments section. so i expect that to change. readers are helping to actually shape a story, but perhaps under the cure rated supervision of, you know, your editors, that would seem to be a new form of content rather than just telling them to write a story and having lots of comments on the bottom. but if you filed a story for the washington post and you get back tons of responses from readers, including criticism of your reporting, that reporter is reading that. you can t tell me and reporters are the most sensitive folks on earth, it s having an impact. it s not that much different than ben franklin s pennsylvania gazette. it s faster. but it s not a whole new thing. a whole new thing would be wikifying news. i think there will be more of that too. your earlier question about trust is an interesting one. what happens is, first of all, i guess, what all the digital transformations exposed in the last ten years is w