. >> in a recent story by bentley university, 35% of, job preparedness and it's not just hard skillshere millennials score poorly. 63% of business leaders gave college grads a c or lower on soft skills such as integrity. >> there is a mismatch between the opportunities that are out there and the skills and abilities of the students who are able to meet those opportunities. >> it seems bad times, the businesses claim there aren't enough skilled graduates to choose from. because if you add some labor economists what's going on they draw a very different picture of millennials aanswer the challenges they face. economist heidi sherholz, her conclusion, it's not the skills of millennials that are lacking. it's jobs. >> it's not because there is something wrong with them as a generation. it's because they have a misfortune to be born at a time of a very weak labor market. >> unemployed workers dramatically outnumber job openings in all sector of the u.s. economy. >> what we would see if unemployment is being caused by a skill shortage is some size facing tight markets right now and you don

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at bentley university we see business as it really is, a universal language.hen it is guided by ethics the opening bell, this is in the loop with betty lou. the countdown begins right now. >> welcome back. we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. equity futures are still heading for a second weekly gain. a worse week for the airlines since hurricane sandy. more than 14,000 flights were grounded. boston could get more snow by tomorrow. boost iners get a big the increase in the dividend and a $1 million buyback. moments bob benmosche i will explain. we are in the thick of the winter season. decision to force republicans into a tough vote over the debt ceiling is causing political pain for some of them back home. peter cook has more. >> there has been some fallout. all that was needed is a simple up or down vote. republicans could have been spared a tough vote: -- a tough vote politically. at least five republicans need to join democrats. the debt ceiling increase is going to avoid the senate and a potential crisis. many of them knew it was the only real opt

central university, a masters degree from central north carolina university, and a doctorate from virginia tech. let me call upon governor bentley to introduce our other panelists. >> thank you. introduceleasure to tina ross. i appointed her commissioner of the alabama department of children's affairs in 2012. as commissioner, gina has let a recent expansion of our states voluntary pre-k program, maintaining alabama's ranking among states as number one in program quality. she has 18 years of training and service in childhood programs, holding a masters degree from the university of alabama and a bachelors degree from the university of alabama at birmingham. i am proud to have gina here today to share alabama's successful volunteer pre-k program. >> please join me in welcoming them. [applause] dr. lowery? >> thank you, governor. thank you, governor. we really appreciate and are honored to be here with you this morning. we are happy for this opportunity to highlight the state of maryland's successes and lessons learned through our early childhood education system over the last 12 years. at the conclusion of this presentation i wil