hyun-kyu lim is a head researcher at h.h.i.'s robot research institute. this is where they test robots used to assemble cars. he showed me an example of what robot technology looked like ten years ago. >> it shakes a lot. >> reporter: that shake when the robot stops slowed down productivity and accuracy. >> now, i'll switch to the robot controller that is used these days. there's no vibration. >> reporter: lim says today's robots are much more precise and 40% faster. he says spot welding, which is a common process in car factories, takes just under one second with a robot. >> if human do that, it's impossible. >> reporter: lim says that improved speed has resulted in h.h.i. selling ten times more robots than it did when lim began working here in 2000. >> so, in the future, there are only robots in the factory, and there's no... nothing. >> reporter: industrial robots have been working in manufacturing since the 1960s when the first robot joined the assembly line at general motors plant. but in recent years, there's been a dramatic rise in their use. along

i am dion lim. in a few minutes tonight at 6:00. >> reporter: parents desperate to keep their kids from being rezoned in new schools are willing to do almost anything, i'll explain. >>> it's been almost 20 years since the riots in this midtown community of st. petersburg, and a lot has changed both right here in the community and with the police. i moved on her like a [bleep]. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] we have to make sure that donald wins this election. no we don't. marco rubio stands by trump bringing people together and reaching across the aisle to get things done. protecting social security. and building an economy that works for all of us. i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message because i'll be a senator who always works for you. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt

i am reginald roundtree. >> and i am dion lim. okay. stop exactly what you are doing and take a look at this surveillance video here. imagine shopping at a store and paying the cashier and then moments later getting attacked as you're about to leave. >> now, this happened to a tampa woman wa walmart. now, 10 investigates mike deeson explains how this woman claims she was not only framed, but physically detained over less than 30 bucks. >> this was the most humiliating thing to ever go through. >> reporter: vicki karl is talking about what happened almost two years ago as she was leaving this walmart in tampa. as soon as she walked at the door two men grabbed her, man- handled her, and dragged her back into the store. happening. i thought i was being mugged, actually, because i had $500 in my hand. i was just -- i didn't know what was going on. i had no idea. >> reporter: it turned out she was being arrested for shoplifting. you can see the security guard in this video on the bench. he said she stole flea medication worth $29. >> shamefu

i am dion lim. >> i am reginald roundtree. now your mistake could be putting other lives in danger. hundreds of guns have already been stolen this year out of unlocked cars. this is just one of the guns that we're talking about. 10news reporter jennifer titus digging deeper tonight, figuring out if there is people who aren't locking up their weapons. >> a huge number. >> reporter: a huge reaction when he realizes how many guns have been stolen from cars in the bay area so far this year. >> to have a gun, take care of it. pay attention to where you keep it. >> reporter: here is a closer look. since january 2015, 220 guns stolen from cars in hillsborough county. 174 in pinellas county. st. pete 278. burglaries where guns were taken and 19 were out of cars left open. >> reporter: the sergeant says just this week three guns have been stolen out of unlocked cars in the city. only one has been recovered so far. >> during vehicle burglaries where guns are taken, 76% are from unlocked vehicles. >> reporter: but 10news has learned that if a gun is stolen from an unlocked car nothing happens

i am reginald roundtree. >> i am dion lim. >> a developing story. an inmate overpowered and kidnapped a state corrections officer in bartow. police say that the inmate was later captured in a city truck all the way in st. petersburg at 49th street north and 54th avenue north. 10news reporter eric glasser is live where it ended. eric, it looks like this ended the way it did thanks deputies? >> reporter: absolutely, reggie. you know, thank goodness the alert deputies here in pinellas county, they knew that the suspected kidnapper had friends and family in the st. petersburg area. they knew the description of that work truck that was taken from bartow, and so they were on the lookout for it. now, fortunately, again there were no major injuries in this case. but talk about terrifying. the corrections officer identified as j.w. inmates on a work detail at mosaic park in bartow. one of those inmates, 42-year- old david ross, overpowered rexrode using an improvised sharp object, locked the other inmates in a building, and forced the corrections officer int

>>od >> i am dion lim. it's one of those topics that can divide a room, and we are not talking about politics. >> it's the flu shot. some people live by the annual dose. others will do anything to stay away from it. >> now, it's a debate that's being renewed tonight after a mother lost her daughter to the flu. she is pushing for vaccinations with this campaign. in january, 12-year-old piper lowery collapsed in her mother's arms outside a how serious it was. three hours later she had to say good-bye to her forever. >> i miss her every day. it doesn't get any better. the things i hold on to is her first words were mama and her last words were mama. >> piper's mom didn't push for the flu shot because her daughter was scared about needles. she says her eyes are opened about the vaccine and hope does yours as well. we are talking about an extreme case here. >> the centers for disease control strongly recommends these people get the flu shot, but some people swear the shot gives them the flu or makes them sick. >

as 10news anchor dion lim shows you - sadly, some of the animals didn't make it out alive. 27:13 at 4:00. it was like 8:00 at night. like the end of the world was coming. billowing smoke seen for miles... around. fire cre arriving to find this 14-thousand square foot cleaning supply warehouse... fully engulfed... with the chemicals inside starting to explode. 27:45 in five hours we lost a lifetime of building and saving and dreaming. owner peter desouza says the building and its contents were uninsured. firefighters forced to rip into the building to attack the flames... also inside... a number of animals from the owner's animal rescue... birds, dogs, cats... even a six year old marmoset monkey sadly, many were trapped inside... unable to escape the flames. two dogs did make it out of the building safely. the state fire marshal is still investigating the cause. an update this morning on the horrific crash wednesday night on martin luther king in tampa. five people were killed including a mother and two of her kids. 10 news reporter beau zimmer talked with one of the first people to pu

10 news anchor dion lim was joined by green lantern, superman and batman to bring some joy to sick kids teens. tony colton says-- for a moment-- it helps take his mind off battling cancer. lots of smiles and loving families. a big thanks to the much foundation, tervis and emerald city comics for donating gifts for all the little super heroes. coming up on 10 news this morning, hillary clinton will be campaigning in town today. she will be at the curtis hixon park in downtown tampa. if you have kids that will be trick- or-treating this halloween we'll tell you some ways to make sure they do it safely. loose. we'll be back with another look at your weather and traffic, in three minutes. kids don't know how to act fake. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. i like his face. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good amendment 1 protects consumers from scams

. >> dividing them into three groups, some had surgeries and some radiations and active lim ly monitored. researchers found almost no difference in death rate and cancer spread often and men having active ly ly fatal. >> prostate cancer takes a long time to evolve. so an older man who does not have a long life expectancy will have the problem. >> clark's cancer has not spread. >> if i reach the point where it comes important that my results start to look treatments, whatever the best treatment is at the moment that's what i will do. >> it is a wait and see approach. >> reassuring for men putting aggressive tee treatments on hold before it is absolutely necessary. >>> up next, our he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. ? ? i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medica

i am dion lim. >> thank you for joining us. i am courtney robinson. tampa police confirmed today the body of a man pulled out of the water near the courtney campbell causeway is the boater they have been searching since friday. mario lucero saenz rented a boat with his fianci erika intriago. they hit a sand bar. when he jumped in the water to free it he went under and never resurfaced. >> this got us thinking you have to get pass a test to get your driver's license. you have to take lessons and get your pilot's license to sit in the cockpit of a small plane. when it comes to boating, there are no strict requirements when it comes to renting a boat. how can you make sure your 10news reporter tammie fields is breaking down the four things you need to know before stepping foot on a boat. >> reporter: if you want to see breathtaking sights line a baby dolphin and her mother, renting a boat is the way to go. they can help you, if you meet their standards. >> the three things is how much experience you have, where did you get the experience, and what kind o

en el piso del supermercado que lim paibs. no tenÍas casa.eÑora ¿cÓmo estÁ? gusta en verla. >>> que nuestra voz tiene que incluir el voto. >>> es todo puede haber 20 mil 550 mil opiniones fuertes o bajas, pero no si no votamos cÓmo vamos a hacer. mi mis campeones y raza bonita vamos a votar. (rÍe). >>> que dios te bendiga, igualmente. >>> mi querido vÍctor flores, gracias y nosotros nos vamos con imÁgenes de balance tiero coro fi, un fotÓgrafo mexicano que intenta luchar contra la imagen de hombres malos que donald trump quiere proyectar sobre inmigrantes. muy buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ - tengo un embarazo de alto riesgo y todo por su culpa. yo asÍ no puedo trabajar. y Él ha utilizado las imÁgenes de los ecosonogramas para hacer memes por internet. - o sea, a mÍ por cada meme que haga, me dan un dÓlar, es decir, mi mamÁ, mi abuela. - no tienes escrÚpulos con nadie. - el que sea, siempre hay que hacerse un meme. - ¿pero la ecografÍa de tu criatura? - yo nunca habÍa tenido una relaciÓn en mi vida. - por esa condiciÓn. - hasta que lo conocÍ a Él y fue a

i am dion lim. coming up tonight new at 6:00 this is a sight you see all too often, right? it's along i-4. distracted drivers. we are looking for ways to make the roads safer, and it all starts with you. >>> my heart is heavy because he is a friend. >> i could call on him night. >> a desperate plea from friends of a convenience store clerk gunned down on the job. how you can help find the people responsible. >>> and the search for justice. that's coming up tonight on "10news at 6.." >>> 10news and the tampa bay lightning want to put you in the stands. watch "10news at 11" all this week for your chance to win two lower-level tickets for the robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daugers hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillar

i am dion lim. >> i am reginald roundtree. >> i am courtney robinson live on madeira be you have told us is frustrating. people not using crosswalks and drivers not stopping when they see these lights flashing yellow. this is a big problem and police are fed up. so today they launched a new campaign to crack down along gulf boulevard, which is a road busy for both drivers and pedestrians as well. this is a problem where not just one person is at fault, and there is not just one

twice the legal lim according to the miami-dade county coroner's office. the marlins declined to comment. as for major league baseball commissioner he says that this doesn't change the fact that he was a great player and a great young man who will be missed. there has been fierce back and forth on social media as people digest this. remember beloved by many. twitter reaction. spare this information. you don't use alcohol and cocaine on a boat. but it does not take away from the energetic person fernandez on and off of the field. difficult day. >>> this story will leave your shaking your head. a clearwater man charged with a crash is behind bars again. julius johnson took off from a traffic stop. it all started friday night when members of the crime task force spotted a car with illegal tint near 22nd avenue inst. pete. when they tried to pull him over he kept on going and after running over speed sticks johnson and the task force members caught up with him. johnson says he took off because he didn't have a driver's license. the task force members say they

someone in the stands during wisconsin's football game saturday pushed the lim with their halloween costume. take a look. the fan is dressed in a black and white stripe jump suit with obama mask and a noose around his neck. it said this is racism. stadium. university of wisconsin asked them to remove the offensive part of the costume and they left the game all together. >>> it kind of make me disappointed with people but if they had some point that they wanted to make at least people saw it and it is getting some address on that. other than that, i am disappointed. >>> the university of wisconsin call the costume repugnant but said the person wearing exercising their right to free speech. on facebook a lot of you don't like that response. aaron rights pretending someone is being lynched is racist. whether you like president obama or not, he is still the current president that deserves respect. >>> and elizabeth said that is not free speech, that is hate speech. which is not protected under the united states constitution. you can join in the conversation and leave your board work in historic

the man had a blood alcohol level of beyond the legal lim one man tried to lower a girl into his van. take a look at some of the images near the scene. a. -- on friday night, girl said that this fan approached her in the driver tried to start -- strike up a conversation and asked the girl she would like to go for a ride. she said no one was able to make it home safely. the driver is described as a white, balding man about 40 years old. the van appears to have some damage to the front bumper and van, contact the police. >>> a woman is accused of driving drunk with a drive -- with a child in the car. she is charged with dui in child neglect in his bonded out of jail. >>> the driver of the suv crashed down an embankment and palm bay scary moments with that vehicle began smoking. good samaritans rushed to help the driver who was trapped inside. they formed a human chain police later arrived to join the rescue efforts. event is to get the driver out of the car and away from the smoke. for some reason, that driver pecan -- became combative. they had to taken to a hospital. >>> neighbors fig

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jennifer lim for her help on this, and hillary crowe with the foundation.he labor and immigration division. they're great events. and thank you for all your work. >> i did mention, we're going to form a company, as they get around the one child law over there. we're going to get a kickback on that. thank you for coming, i hope you can stay around for the afternoon, it's going to be a great event. a little more twist, a little more policy, a little more tips. i think you'll find it interesting. thank you for coming. >>> watch c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump wednesday night. our live debate preview starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the briefing for the debate studio audience is at 8:30 p.m. eastern. and the 90 minute debate is at 9:00 p.m. eastern. watch the debate live or on demand using your desktop, phone or tablet. listen to live coverage of the debate with a free c-span radio app. download it from the app store or google play. >>> in the morning, a university panel discusses american election processes. sylv

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat. the mayor's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called

we can see lims he limbs here.e worry for first responders because we know a lot of these trees can become flying projectiles. you can see shingles here also. just another one of those things. you can see palm trees, a lot of lines, another huge worry. now i'm going to hop in this vehicle here so that we can start taking a look and you'll see for yourself the conditions we're seeing in this particular neighborhood. now we are like you mentioned, victor, along the st. john's river. the st. john's river has a lot of different inlets. they're almost like little fingers that go into neighborhoods and those fingers are surrounded by homes so that's where we're driving here, along one of those fingers that comes out of the st. john's river. now the storm surge expected in the st. john's river is probably about three feet in this area. now we can show you what this looks like. there's a lot of debris on the roads. you can see some people did not evacuate. you see cars and in many cases even debris that people set out befo

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat. the mayor's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat. the mayor's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called

band director lydia lim feels honored to take over direction of this years band with many veterans ofthe band challenge within the ranks. i'm very lucky we've got kids with a lot of natural talent and kids with a lot of great work ethic and self discipline and that combined really gives me some great kids to work with. we've made such exponential growth that i honestly am really excited to see where we can take it this season. also performing at the competion will be the first marine division band and selected members of the teams will get to play with those marines at the show's finale. one band member had the opportunity last year. i got put next to a marine and he was a phenomenal trumpet player. clayton valley feels they are ready. i'm very competitive so i'm hoping to place but i know our competition is very talented and very good so will see we're just there to perform well and have a good time. the competion begins monday morning at 10:30 at the band shell in golden gate park. in clayton jeff pierce >> reporter: minion to sampras's coach and not still lots of places are on the

donald trump's america is not the country i good evening, i'm dion lim. good evening, i'm dion lim. and i'm reginald roundtree. a felon with a long rap sheet is off the streets right now... sitting in a jail cell.. where he will likely stay for a very long time. david ross' crimes-- dates back more than 2 decades-- and includes forgery, battery on a law enforcement officer-- theft and domestic violence. ross escaped from a work detail near mosaic park in bartow... before he was finally spotted by law enforcement in pinellas county off 54th avenue north. 10news reporter reaction from neighbors who found themselves caught in the middle of a massive manhunt. 00-08 coral way . >>> marcia fisher caught in the middle of a manhunt. 42-year-old david ross, the state prisoner escaped work detail. he used a sharp object. he handcuffed the supervisor to a work truck and drove away. deputies stopped the vehicle. ross trying to escape on foot before being taken down. >> it took them a while. there were 5 of them. he held still. they cuffed him.

because the vast ma jofert muss lims in this country -- majority of muslims in this country want to solve this problem. there is but only one example in ohio, it was the first one in the country, of a foreign fight who are came back and was arrested on terrorist charges. that was because the muslim community worked with us. danita: your time is up. we have to give governor strickland 30 seconds to respond. mr. strickland: i met with some muslim citizens recently. i heard tragic stories of how they feel as a result of what donald trump and some of his supporters are saying and doing. i talked with two sisters who he said they went to the mosque to -- who said they went to the mosque to pray and they said, we were wondering whether or not we both should be there because if something happened to us, there would be no one left to care for our 92-year-old mother. that's the tragic situation that results from people like donald trump and their language. danita: we now go back to the audience for another he question. senator portman, you'll get this question. questioner: good evening. my questio

jennifer lim for her help on this, and hillary crowe with the foundation.he labor and immigration division. they're great events. and thank you for all your work. >> i did mention, we're going to form a company, as they get around the one child law over there. we're going to get a kickback on that. thank you for coming, i hope you can stay around for the afternoon, it's going to be a great event. a little more twist, a little more policy, a little more tips. i think you'll find it interesting. thank you for coming. >>> watch c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump wednesday night. our live debate preview starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the briefing for the debate studio audience is at 8:30 p.m. eastern. and the 90 minute debate is at 9:00 p.m. eastern. watch the debate live or on demand using your desktop, phone or tablet. listen to live coverage of the debate with a free c-span radio app. download it from the app store or google play. >>> in the morning, a university panel discusses american election processes. sylv

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat. the mayor's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called

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go thup career ladder and sometimes people with disabilities in the workplace if they find out the lim itations are increasing they want to accommodate to their goal squz health needs. that is a great question and unfortunately that isn't tracked in the current sitsm. we are moving through wioa, where they will track employment for 6 months but really the goal for people with disabilities is have you got them-are able to live independently full time at a above minimum wage to support themselves and actually on a national level, the standards were rewritten because a lot of people were getting a training wage of 75 percent of minimum wage. we have more-the community in general has more to do. glad to say we focus on hire wages but we dont focus on minimum wage jobs so would say less than 10 percent the jobs we place pr minimum wage. we believe people deserve more and our goal is get in the workplace with 2 or 3 dollars above minimum wage because it needs it to be worth it to that person to make that decision. so, it is a tactic. there are some people happy to do minimum wage so work in

go thup career ladder and sometimes people with disabilities in the workplace if they find out the lim itations are increasing they want to accommodate to their goal squz health needs. that is a great question and unfortunately that isn't tracked in the current sitsm. we are moving through wioa, where they will track employment for 6 months but really the goal for people with disabilities is have you got them-are able to live independently full time at a above minimum wage to support themselves and actually on a national level, the standards were rewritten because a lot of people were getting a training wage of 75 percent of minimum wage. we have more-the community in general has more to do. glad to say we focus on hire wages but we dont focus on minimum wage jobs so would say less than 10 percent the jobs we place pr minimum wage. we believe people deserve more and our goal is get in the workplace with 2 or 3 dollars above minimum wage because it needs it to be worth it to that person to make that decision. so, it is a tactic. there are some people happy to do minimum wage so work in

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat. the mayor's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called

the lims system will be fully operational in the spring of -- that's repeat.or's office is still in the process of hiring a new forensic services director. >> as was said so that would be the changes to rb1 on page three which last time we said has not been fully implemented but we will change to has been implemented. >> correcty. correct we am take that as a motion from supervisor yee and supervisor breed take that without objection. [gavel] and on the item as amended. >> [inaudible] into a motion and forwarded as the recommendation. >> i will move that. >> all right. moved with supervisor yee without objection that is the order. all right. do we have somebody here for item number 2? thank you chief schmidt and thank you mr. burr cow ski. well why don't we start with the budget and legislative analyst. would you like to give a briefing on item number 2. >> >> certainly mr. chairman, members of the committee. baby branew-- debra newman from the budget and analyst office. this would acknowledge the establishment of a new benefit civic non-profit called the yerb

go thup career ladder and sometimes people with disabilities in the workplace if they find out the lim itations are increasing they want to accommodate to their goal squz health needs. that is a great question and unfortunately that isn't tracked in the current sitsm. we are moving through wioa, where they will track employment for 6 months but really the goal for people with disabilities is have you got them-are able to live independently full time at a above minimum wage to support themselves and actually on a national level, the standards were rewritten because a lot of people were getting a training wage of 75 percent of minimum wage. we have more-the community in general has more to do. glad to say we focus on hire wages but we dont focus on minimum wage jobs so would say less than 10 percent the jobs we place pr minimum wage. we believe people deserve more and our goal is get in the workplace with 2 or 3 dollars above minimum wage because it needs it to be worth it to that person to make that decision. so, it is a tactic. there are some people happy to do minimum wage so work in

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