number of graduates seem to be disproportionately unemployed compared to the national figures ruth earlier we talked about women being disproportionately disadvantaged by this what's the job market environment for women why is it so difficult for women to get jobs and i think the i think the major factor that. that's creating this kind of problem is the cultural aspect of. like as we all know like women are mostly focused on kids and raising kids and doing some some household work and not being creative and doing something out in the world but now when when it comes to our generation i think it's we're kind of trying to get out there do you think that women for example have been looked over because they're women when they apply for jobs compared to men. maybe yeah i think that's a factor and i'm going to come back to you because we've been talking about the 4th industrial revolution africa being the frontier of that do you feel that the education system is preparing people with the correct skill sets to occupy these jobs it's not unfortunately but we recognize that that's very important ri

for high peak ruth george told me earlier that there is so much that the government should have done and care homes like this one simply aren't prepared trouble is that they don't have an additional set of staff to care for those patients who are likely still to be contagious with their own a virus so their star will be going in and caring for the haitian someone and then the residential home to see very elderly and frail vulnerable people the next day and it's not so good way to try and keep the virus out so that. joined by former chairman of the independent doctors federation dr martin skirt he told me that there are reasonable alternatives to placing recovering patients into camps. too little is known about the virus the accident was all on creating the wherewithal in intensive care units in acute hospitals and the care homes were. really a 2nd terror concern and we knew so little about the virus at that point about whether people might still carry it when they've recovered and about the other aspects of the infection that the whole thing passed the politicians by is what i suspec

on this day in 2006 he passed babe ruth with home run 117. two years earlier he sent everyone home with a 671. speaking of giants, it was on this day in 1951 that a rookie by the name of willie mays at the first of his 660 career home runners picked up this day in sports i joe fonzi . >>> check this out. a soccer great teaching his son how to properly had a ball. doing it with ping-pong balls. then the joke is on the kid. an egg on his face. >>> this is amazing. jake roman in long beach kicking it, it disappears, wait for it, and through the hoop. i believe that israel. i do not think that was trick photography at all. >>> a sad no. roy steeled the great voice of the oakland a's has passed away. the news just in , details later tonight. >>> thank you everyone for joining us, have a great night and take care. you need to let it go, sheldon. you work tirelessly for someone, and this is what you get. oh, my god! they're just making you use your vacation days! but i don't want a vacation. okay, listen, i don't mean to diminish what you're going through, but i'm a

earlier today kronon had a chance to talk with a reporter daisy ruth about how residents in the sunshinetate are responding to the reopening. she says a lack of social distancing was behind the decision to shut down some beaches. >>yes that was definitely the issue that we were seeing in naples that caused them to close here in tampa bay area over in a world famous clearwater beach, the sheriff's office had been telling us that people are staying, nice and distance, but it's those parking lots are filling up very very quickly anxious is a very good word for it especially here in florida in the city of tampa a lot of people wearing masks, i'd say about 75% of folks but when i was over in the next county towards clearwater beach shop friday. it was over there, nobody really wearing masks that people are still staying in small groups they didn't see any huge groups on the beach, but yes sanctions is a very very good for the governor did make an announcement on friday that though we are still in phase one and we don't know when phase 2 will start tomorrow hair salons nail salons and barber s

ruth wilson gilmore: the latter question actually answers the phone question. this goes back to what i was talking about earlier when i was talking about the importance of planning to win. for many people, good reason, the idea of making sure the loved ones or these individuals in themselves, would not be locked up in the building someone with doors and the windows and on the doors, and all that. it led to or enabled the expansion of what my friend james calls incarceration. departs ration. news owners trying to puit alwae for this. famous blonde rich villai. so the idea that this is a much preferable way to be incarcerated because his iphone how much better is that in itself was somebody. quickly shown itself to be the nightmare that it is. but the wisest people, who are subjected to d incarceration, are incredibly shrunken. although there are living in their own home, the parents home our levers taken women, their scope is extremely limited and they are not only actually not living a life for which they are responsible such as parents with their children, or children for their aging parents are workers for th

ruth, they are brilliant to watch. you talked earlier about it being a strange old time. you are missing, but what is happening now. and you would be surprised at the things that have happened to me. people coming up to me and waving through the window. do you know what i mean? it's not feeling sorry for yourself, you have got to appreciate what is happening now and all the extra benefits i'm getting, like my shopping done for me and things are. apart from tiktok, ruth, what else are you doing to keep yourself amused or occupied? to sit outside sometimes, do you? i live in a lovely little white shoe. there are 11 little houses in a voice you and we all sit out side —— i live in horseshoe. we can shout across to one another and we had a little tea party when it was ve day, the neighbours are very, very good and we all help one another. it's... before the war, in the olden days, we had a little rows of houses and eve ryo ne we had a little rows of houses and everyone was. . . how we had a little rows of houses and everyone was... how i remember it. that sort of situation ha

ruth home on number 715 and moved into second place on the all- time list. >> he swings, there is a high drive. back to holiday, back to the wall, he jumps, it's over! >> two years earliern this day bonds sent everybody home with number 671. speaking of giants and homers, it was on this day in 1951 that a rookie behind the wheel with his 660 sports covers. >>> much better days for the baseball, way back when. got a little time, so why not? check this out, teaching his nine-year-old son how to properly hit a ball with a ping- pong ball [ laughter ] until the very last one. i played a little practical joke on you young son. here we go, down to long beach, california. watch him kick it, the ball will disappear and will land back in the bucket. that is the sporting life. frank, and a you are a longtime a's fan and grew up going to the coliseum. our condolences to everyone in the a's family. love royce, the booming pa voice . at the coliseum he passed away today. there you go, that's the sporting life for right now. back to you, frank and christina. >>> i just don't think corralling people like that is going to keep the disease away. >> a new place is the formless for the ho

ruth, and nobody could reach her. >> how did charlotte react to that? >> she was worried. >> reporter: charlotte said she texted her mom earlier that evening.verything seemed fine then. but now? she called her mother. voice mail. >> hey mom. its char. i heard from grandmother that something happened while you guys were on the phone and she was kind of worried about you. so i wanted to text you to see if everything was okay. now i'm kind of getting worried about you. so if you want to text me back or call me or something, just let me know that you're okay and that everything's okay. >> reporter: the beginnings of panic bubbled up in charlotte's brain. she and her boyfriend called around to local hospitals. but nobody named carol kennedy had been admitted to any of them. so this is night time, was there any thought of going over there? >> yeah. we had talked about it. >> reporter: steve was concerned about carol, of course. but as her now ex-husband, he had another concern too. >> steve had expressed that he wasn't really comfortable with it because, you know, they had just finalized their divorce and, you know, he didn't feel comfortable inv

beacon reporting that justice ruth bader ginsburg was hospitalized tuesday for a benign gallbladder condition. she underwent nonsurgical treatment for the condition earliern the day at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. she expects to remain in the hospital for a day or two where she will continue participating in oral arguments by telephone. those oral arguments are coming up today live at a local seas -- live beginning at 10:00. the court is providing live feeds of oral arguments, the teleconferences, first of two getting way at 10:00 eastern, a look at whether -- a bill dealing with cell phone calls and you can follow that as well. two hours of oral argument and all of that getting underway at 10:00 eastern on c-span and on c-span radio. georgetown, south carolina is next. caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. trump andpresident what he is doing. it trying he can do vaccinehe virus -- the -- he is finding that. what i am sick and tired of hearing is this 25,000 cases a day. that is not 25,000 cases. that is 25,000 people that tested positive for the antibodies. they did not get the disease, some of them did. the ones that did are immune. host