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YOUTUBE (CNN) - Blink- 182's Travis Barker on his mom's death and being the sole remaining survivor of a plane crash

Travis Barker’s mom, Gloria, died the day before he started high school. In 2008, the Blink-182 drummer survived a plane crash that killed four people, including two of his closest friends. The only other survivor, friend and collaborator Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein, died less than a year later from an overdose. Travis talks with Anderson Cooper about facing fear and grief after decades of “muscling through” his hurt and how he carries the people he’s lost with him. 0:00 The surprising way Travis' mom influenced his career 5:09 What Travis did the day after his mom died 8:53 The ultimatum Travis' dad gave him 10:12 How his mom's death fueled Travis' success with Blink-182 12:29 The plane crash that almost ended Travis' life 19:30…

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Terrance Woodbury: 'Democracy' isn’t moving Black Gen Z

Terrance Woodbury shares new research on Clock It showing a stark generation gap among Black voters. While 81% of Black voters over 60 say defending democracy is important, just 50% of Black Gen Z voters say the same. He explains why freedom and racial justice may be more powerful motivators for younger voters. Tune in this weekend on MS NOW to catch the full episode on your TV.

AXIOS (Herb Scribner) - Here's how America's $40 trillion debt can hit your wallet

The U.S. national debt this week topped $40 trillion, raising fresh concerns about how rising federal borrowing could affect Americans' finances. Why it matters: Americans don't personally owe the national debt, but rising debt could pressure lawmakers to raise taxes, cut spending or change federal benefits. State of play: The gross federal debt hit $40 trillion for the first time on Wednesday. - That figure includes debt the government owes itself. Economists usually focus on the roughly $32 trillion held by the public when assessing how debt affects the economy. - President Trump's tax-and-spending law is projected to add trillions to federal deficits over the next decade, while the White House has sought tens of billions of…

The U.S. national debt this week topped $40 trillion, raising fresh concerns about how rising federal borrowing could affect Americans' finances. Why it matters: Americans don't personally owe the national debt, but rising debt could pressure lawmakers to raise taxes, cut spending or change federal benefits. State of play: The gross federal debt hit $40 trillion for the first time on Wednesday. - That figure includes debt the government owes itself. Economists usually focus on the roughly $32 trillion held by the public when assessing how debt affects the economy. - President Trump's tax-and-spending law is projected to add trillions to federal deficits over the next decade, while the White House has sought tens of billions of…Open