videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:0:15 // The population of the United States is growing slowly. Today it's about 320 million. By 2050, it ___  about 440 million.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:10:25 // This is not a big growth, but one group is growing very fast—the elderly. The sixty-five and over population _____ more than double by 2050.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:20:35 // The eighty-five and over population ____ more than triple.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:30:45 // The oldest are now entering their senior years. Many more _____ soon be elderly.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:40:55 // As these people retire, young people are going to have many more job opportunities. .

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:50:65 // In fact, there _________a shortage of workers to take their place.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:60:75 // The number of jobs in health care ____ increase.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:70:85 // There _____ be many jobs for pharmacists, physical therapists, and home health aides.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:80:95 // There is another reason for the increase in older Americans: life expectancy is increasing. Some scientists predict that half the babies born in 2007 ______ live to be 104 years old.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:85:100 // Or, if they do live a long time, they________ need a lot of medical help.

videoq:YE3j3Un9XhY:95:156 // They need to think about how they _____spend their later years.