This is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. I am today starting the process of terminating the diverse lottery. Program. Donald trump announces plans to crack down on immigration in the wake of the new york truck attack that left eight dead. In order to ban religious teachings of the school needs to read public protests in the northeast african nation of eritrea. Russias president meets his iranian counterpart in tehran the past bond over their common enemy washington. And in sport for the second Straight Year the world series is going down to a deciding game seven the l. A. Dodgers winning game six three want to let you know the series with the Houston Astros. Begin in washington where the u. S. President is calling for an end to the visa program that allowed the suspect in the new york truck attack to enter the country. Describes a photo site both a citizen of his biggest on as an animal and said it was time to get less politically correct White House
On the money starts right now. We begin with retirement or perhaps better said, the opposite of retirement more americans age 65 and older are still employed at the highest rate since 1962, and its expected to increase. For this weeks cover story, more boomers are working overtime im retired happily i would retire at 50. Why well, because its a lot younger than 65 or 70. Reporter 65, that was the age when your work days ended and the life of leisure began. But thats becoming more rare. I plan on working until i really cant anymore they say worse than dying is outliving your savings reporter for millions retiring at 65 may not be financially possible 24 cents, there you go. Reporter in 2000, 13 of americans age 65 or over were still working full or part time. Today, that number has grown to 19 . By 2021, an estimated 32 of seniors will still be on the job. If i live to be a hundred, i think i could work up till 80 years old. Because i love what i do reporter the number of people in the
Debut of collections is now available and his memoir the cookoff will be released in may. Nice. And can we have a hand please . [applause] [inaudible] and awardwinning poet and journalist, critic and poet, his books are the New York Times best seller and book show of the month raising fences. Claims a l novel also americas and collection of essay, the life and death of tupac and hes a professor of english at lola Marymount University in los angeles. [applause] seated next to me is nirk coal raised in bronx, new york. Hand for the bronx. [laughter] a masters degree of psychology and worked as a counselor for teenagers and families in crisis situations. She also has mfa in creative writing for a new school. Her first novel won Los Angeles Times book prize for young adult literature and novel kendra and bronxwood selected by American Library association as best book for young adults. Her first middle grade novel kind of elected as an ala notable book for children, and an npr best book of
Disappearance, in the same small town. But soon, police would discover a creepier connection. One of the detectives had gotten his hands on an image that amy had of karen together. A dead teenager and the missing mom arm in arm. In that moment, most of us knew that wasnt coincidence. Was someone stalking the women of this tight in knit church. A race to correct the dots, revealing a truth darker than anyone imagined. I dont get that. I mean, its just evil. Im lester holt and this is dateline. Heres Keith Morrison with someone was out there. There are children born into this world for whom the dance never ends. For whom joy seems uncontained. Amy jane, what are we doing right now . Were riding on the roof of a car. There was this young woman. A sprite really in a young womans body, who loved adventure and people, and who danced to music no one else could hear. Which is why it haunted me. This case haunted me. Haunted the police. Haunted the whole town. Is there a serial killer around .
Mind today ccsd saw a record enrollment this year. So. More kids equal more walkers. And as you mentioned, safety is top priority today. Were joined now by Sergeant Sean walker with the North Las Vegas Police Department. Throughout the week, police will be scoping out any dangerous driving behaviors in and around school zones. Because many Students Walk to and from school, crossing busy intersections, youll see a lot of the morning and afternoon hours. The goal of the backtoschool Traffic Enforcement is to educate drivers about traffic gets hurt this morning. Several departments have been working together over the past few weeks to highlight the rules of the road. That included bike and bus safety. Meanwhile, police will be here for the first week of school clock in the afternoon to enforce those laws. Reporting live Shakala Alvaranga 8 news now. Kirsten Joyce shakala, what are some laws through school zones . Shakala alvaranga kirsten, when you see that blinking yellow light, youll wa