mary kay: not at all. in chicago, the minimum wage has gone up to $13 an hour and the compromise in the current national debate is we don't hit $15 until 2025. we know the 42% of american workers already have generated job growth in communities because workers have more money in their pockets and they spend it in their neighborhoods and it helps expand small businesses in every neighborhood. amanda: give us the path forward you see in this debate. how will it resolve? lots of workers we called essential during the pandemic are the most vulnerable, who kept working and often worked below minimum wage levels with contract jobs. what is the path politically to getting some minimum wages set federally across the country? mary kay: essential workers need more than a thank you and that is why they have been demanding to be respected and paid. they have been showing up and feeding us and serving us and delivering packages for us. it is our intention to the fearlessness and courage of workers demanding to raise wa

and mary kay, i have to say i owe so much to mary kay.i was working on "in the heart of the sea" i had to go down to the seaport and mary was just explaining to me how this all worked. being on a whale boat, rowing, throwing the harpoon was absolutely essential, and spending time trying to visualize what it was like when a whale -- because i was writing about the ship that got rammed by a whale. what was it like when a creature as large as an 85-foot, 85-ton sperm whale crashed into the bow. that was just amazing. and then fast-forward about 12 years, where "in the heart of the sea" looks like it's going to become a movie. by that time the charles w. morgan is being restored to former glory, and i had the opportunity to have lunch in the captain's cabin with ron howard and the screenwriter, peter morgan, of "the queen" and "the crown" and all of that. he was re-writing some of the script. and it was like, wow. what was fascinating in talking with ron howard, who had been introduced to my book through a screenplay, then read the book and w

much to mary kay when i was working on in the heart of the sea. i had to go down to mystic seaport. and so i remember we spent quite a long afternoon maybe a little longer than that where mary was just explaining to me how this all worked being on a whale boat rowing throwing the harpoon. it's absolutely essential. and spending time up in the folksville trying to visualize what it was like when a whale because i was writing about the essex the nantucket whale ship, they got rammed by a whale. what was it like when a creature is large as an 85 foot 85 ton sperm whale crashed into the bow and you know, so that was just amazing and then fast forward about 12 years. where in the heart of the sea is looks like it's going to become a movie by that time the charles w. morgan is being restored to former glory and i had the opportunity to have lunch in the captain's cabin with ron howard and the screenwriter peter morgan of the queen and the crown and all that. he was rewriting some of the script and it was like, oh my you know, wow, what's this going and

and -- and mary kay, i have to say, i owe so much to mary kay. when i was working on "in the heart of the sea" i had to go down to mystic seaport and i remember we spent quite a long afternoon, maybe longer than that, where mary was just explaining to me how this all worked. being on a whale boat. rowing. throwing the harpoon. absolutely essential. and spending time up in the folksal, trying to visualize what it was like when a whale, because i was writing about the "essex," the nantucket whaleship rammed by a whale. what was it like when a creature an 85 ton sperm whale crashed into the bow? amazing's fast-forward 12 yearses from "in the heart of the sea" looks like it will become a movie. by that time, the charles w. morgan, it's being it is going become a movie. by that time the charles w. morgan is being restored to her former glory, i had the opportunity to have lunch in the captain's cabin with ron howard and the kren writer, peter morgan of "the queen" "the crown" and all of that. he was rewriting some of the describe. it was like oh, my -

jim beyond coke, gershon distenfeld, and mary kay henry -- jim bianco, gershon distenfeld and mary kay henry. >> we just have to look at credit spreads to come to that conclusion. why would they show their hand to early? they only have to show their hand if there is a significant issue for the economy rather than the equity markets. so far, everything looking good. jonathan: i am looking at the story, 14 basis point. if the data is better at the longer end, isn't that what chairman powell wants? >> he doesn't want it to go up too much because that will undo what still needs to be done. it is really great to have fixed income back in the news. i think people are way too fixated on short-term movement. the key questions have nothing to do with the short-term. it is what will it look like post-covid? how much of the supply has been destroyed and how fast will it come back. jonathan: do you mean the difference between the reopening or the cycle? gershon: there is no question in the initial stages in the reopening you will have demand. we have 10 million less jobs in the economy than there

and so mary kay, i owe so much to her. when i was working on in the heart of the sea, i had to go down to the seaport, and i spent quite a long afternoon, maybe longer than that where mary was just explaining to me, how this all worked. being on a whale boat, rowing, throwing the harpoon, it's absolutely essential. spending time with sea and trying to visualize what it was like when a whale, because i was writing about the essex, the nantucket will ship that got round by a whale. so what happens when a creature and 85 foot, 85 ton sperm whale crashes into the bow. and that's amazing. so fast forward 12 years, where in the heart of the sea, it looks like it's going to become a movie, and by that time the charles w. morgan, is being restored. two former glory. i had the opportunity, to have lunch in the captains cabin, with ron howard and the screenwriter, peter morgan. who does the crown, and the queen. and he was rewriting some of the script. and it was like wow. what was fascinating, talking with ron howard, who had been

before they left, marie's friend kay had asked the pastor and his wife for marie's belongings.been erased but -- >> i brought it into the sheriff's department for them to take a look. >> we had our forensic tech reanalyze the computer, and it gave us a beautiful copy of her phone download that she had done when she backed her phone up. >> reporter: wow. but maybe it wasn't so lucky. there were thousands of text messages, but they were an unreadable jumble of symbols and words. >> this particular coin -- >> reporter: though look at this. marie shot this video that did survive. showing the pastor hawking gold and silver online, apparently while running the church. >> valuing this coin at over $500. lemme tell you, that's exciting stuff. pastor? or part time flim-flam man? so this is where things stood when an anonymous tip came in. >> crimestoppers. >> reporter: startling. if true, it would solve the case. >> and in the tip, it says that james buried her in the backyard. >> reporter: that's some tip. >> yeah. i can remember getting that tip and thinking, "no way." like, who would

announcer kay scott and mary murphy will be joined by four other women all for the first ever femaleio show crew. this is before the warriors game and the ws, they may also give back the critical all world player. head coach steve kerr says steph curry is looking good in practice and officially questionable for tonight's game. right there, ouch, he bruised his tailbone 12 days ago. >> i can't watch that. >> we can watch this forecast. >> yes, we can. it's going to be nice. we'll see our temperatures today for the inland valley reaching the low 70s. it will feel like summer, and as we get there it will be windy the next couple of days. >> thanks, kari. that does it for our midday newscast. the next one coming up for you at 5:00. have a good one. >>> so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. hi. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to f