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of the bill. its policy director jessica stender says. >> women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition to ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having and companies have report this pay data will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. >>

of the bill. >> its policy director jessica stender says women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition to ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having employers have and companies have report this pay data will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, pets here in california could get n

the son website features a video of a sniper called alana bill as jessica shooting people in the east of the country and apparently dates back to 2017. but as erica is active on social media, expressing fall right use, including hight messages, targeting black people and homosexuals, and praising adult hitler. yet in 2019 she was invited to speak at the nature headquarters, independent journalist martin. some of us thinks the media should treadmill carefully when handling such stories. was it you came media in particular, has a responsibility to be, to be more responsible. they've been very irresponsible. they're reporting on the small. so do i believe with the north string to pipeline coming on stream, which if it becomes a normal thing, we'll normalize relations between russia and germany. and this is not really in the interest of the military industrial complex in the west. so they're now dredging, all of this up as part of a strategy to prevent peace from breaking out. and i think in fact, on the ground in the ukraine, there's quite a lot of ordinary people who are very skeptical

of the bill. >> its policy director jessica stender says women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having employers have and companies have report this pay data will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> pets here in the golden state could soon get

the son website features a video of a sniper called in a bill as jessica shooting people in the east of the country and power dates back to 2017. and as jessica is active on social media, frequent expressing far right use, including hight messages, targeting black people and homosexuals, and praising adult hitler. yet in 2019, she was invited to speak at the nato headquarters where let's go live now to independent journalists that martin summers on a similar to next for joining us. good. having a program today. what do you think it is? we're seeing ukrainians with linked to fall right groups recognize such groups as being openly celebrated in the us and u. k. media. alicia question, isn't it? i think you've got to see that the some new ones in the ukranian position zelinski the president's is actually been trying to talk down to some extent the talk of war. but he's not necessarily in control of his own security forces. and he certainly not in control of the nicer intelligence services who have got a vested interest in provoking war here. so these people, although they are being big j

of the bill. >> its policy director jessica stender says women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition to ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of a company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having employers have and companies have report this pay data will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast again this sund

of the bill. >> its policy director jessica stender says women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition to ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of a company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having employers have and companies have report this pay data will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> pets here in the golden state could soon get new

of the bill. >> its policy director jessica stender says women of color make up the largest group of people affected by pay inequality. in addition to ensuring we have wage transparency for direct employees. she says this bill also covers contracted employees saying a real rise in companies, particularly in tech, but in other industries as well. >> relying on outside staffing agencies to hire workers who do the work for these large companies. sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of a company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having and companies have report this paid will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid fairly. the bill have to go through several different legislative review processes before making it to the governor's desk by august 31st. i'm taylor reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, pets here in california could get new protections under a bill

of a sniper called eliana bellas. jessica shooting at people in the east of the country. now it apparently dates back to 2017 bill jessica is active on social media frequently expressing far right views, including hate messages targeting black people and homosexuals, and praising adolf hitler. and yet in 2019, she was invited to speak at the nato headquarters, independent journalists. martin summers thinks the media should tread more carefully when handling such stories. well, thank you. k, medium particular has a responsibility to be, to be more responsible. they've been very a response about their reporting on this rule. so do i believe with the new stream see pipeline coming on stream, which if it becomes a normal thing, we'll normalize relations between russia and germany. and this is not really in the interest of the military industrial complex in the west, so they're not are dredging. all of this up as part of a strategy to prevent pace from breaking edge. and i think in front, on the ground in the ukraine, there's quite a lot of ordinary people who are very skeptical when the war is going to happen. it's v

not just from blood reputed bills from other russian officials, add the word genocide being used, a key of being accused by russian or decision makers out of a committee. jessica against its own citizens in his new crane or of using weaponry of shelling as though separate as regions and of affecting m civilians. that's something that has really come up and been really pushed by the official russian line in recent days. reports of mass graves of victims, the war from earlier in the conflict being found and now legal case being made. so the real feeling here is that this is a cause, an attempt to find a cause for water, basically have an excuse to carry out to preventive strike gates, ukraine. and the line being that ukraine is trying to take these reaches back with force and that russia would have to come to those separate his age prevent that happening. so definitely sense now here in care of that, this is turning to hotter phase, that after the count, diplomatic, doing a throwing of recent weeks, this is definitely now more dangerous situation. all right, nick, help us understand the conflicting reports about the russian troop build up at the border which ukr

bills even after their elected and a lot of folks. i know that i i've had wonderful conversations with jessica post the executive the dlcc. she goes around the country trying to recruit a diverse state of candidates to fill state legislatures, but she she struggles with recruitment because of child care issues that folks face because of the time commitment of being a legislator, but i think a huge reason is the pay the pay cut. that many people will need to take in order to become a public servant and again, nobody should go into this to get rich, but if we my colleague norm needleman is a great example. he's a wonderful friend. he's somebody who made a lot of money in the private sector and turned towards public service and he's he's comfortable enough in his own finances today. i don't think he accepts the salary. he's the only one brave enough to say you get what you pay for and if connecticut isn't gonna pay their legislators a little bit more. well then sadly we're gonna get what we pay for which is a democracy that isn't inclusive of folks folks from all walks of life. so you launched this incredible outsider campai

jessica, always good to have you. really appreciate the time thanks so much. >> thank you so much >>> some news out of washington just now, the senate passing a controversial tech bill big impact on big tech ylan mui on capitol hill with that ylan >> reporter: well, deirdre, the senate judiciary committee has just voted to advance the earn it act, this is a measure that would create a carve-out from big tech's liability shield from material related to child sex abuse content. now, this passed with strong support from both republicans and democrats, but the industry has fought hard against it they say this is really a way to go after encryption and could actually erode user's security and privacy down the road. there's also vocal opponent among democrats in senator ron widen. he said this is a broken measure that won't actually solve the problem of this type of unsavory content being on the platforms again, the senate judiciary committee did vote to advance it it would not move to the senate floor, potentially packaged with all those other bills that went after big tech companies that this committee has passed in recent weeks guys >> ylan, thank you >>> now we also w

jessica, thank you for being here today and we'll stay in touch. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: clock is ticking. 100 million ofncinnati bengals are the underdog against the l.a. rams and the rams are good. what is on the line for the mayors of these two cities? we'll talk to one of them about that next. ♪♪♪ look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. not being there for my family, that hurt. woooo! i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. i'm feeling good. watch me. cosentyx helps people with psoriatic arthritis move, look, and feel better. it targets more than just joint pain and treats the multiple symptoms like joint swelling and tenderness, back pain, helps clear skin and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get ch