Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/11/2019, including: The niceties have ended: 2020 Democrats are breaking their own pledge not to go after one another. 12% of Boomer Business Owners say they’ll never retire, according to a TD Wealth survey. Two-thirds of survey respondents said they expected to retire between the ages of 51 and 75. Twelve percent of those 55 and older said they planned never to retire, vs. 3% of business owners 18 to 34. Google can't avoid a class action complaint alleging that it discriminates against job applicants based on gender, race and political affiliation, a California judge ruled. Google in January asked the court to toss the political bias claims, arguing that the remaining plaintiffs "utterly failed" to plead valid class claims for alleged discrimination against conservative-leaning applicants. Specifically, the company argued that the plaintiffs didn't address how potential class members would be identified and challenged the efficacy and appropriateness of either sorting through millions of applications or allowing class members to self-identify. In a tentative ruling, Santa Clara County Superior Court judge Brian Walsh acknowledges that the court "has doubts regarding the viability of the putative Political Subclass," but isn't prepared to find the requirements for class certification can't be satisfied.