One casualty of tighter pocketbooks: healthcare

<p>A new report from the Fed paints an alarming picture for many people&#8217;s personal finances — a growing number of Americans are deciding to forgo healthcare coverage because of the cost. We look at what that means for people&#8217;s well-being and what it says about the economy. Plus, enrollment at community colleges is up this year, especially in programs that focus on the culinary arts. And finally, a chat with Steven Durlauf, professor at the University of Chicago&#8217;s Harris School of Public Policy, about new research that delves into how generational wealth is created.</p>