mcgrath to become a u.s. attorney california where she is a proven record for doing just that by holding up her nomination for no specific reason and jeopardizing the many people who innocently expect us to do our duty. these are individuals responsible for drive-by shootings child affection attempts and thanks to ms. mcgrath they are off the streets page recently returned to military roots serving as a lawyer for the record in japan since 2019. she has representative america admirably and she been outstanding u.s. attorney. the third u.s. attorney nominee is rebecca lasko. this one is interesting. she was nominated to the u.s. northern district of ohio her home state of the senator who upheld her nomination. >> she's a long-term prosecutor and attended georgetown university law before the sixth circuit. after seven years in private practice mr. lasko joined the u.s. attorneys office handled cases involving prescription drug trafficking gun crimes and corruption. she eventually became the chief of the office

molly mcgrath. >> molly: coach, last year you had a lead in the fourth quarter in this game and let it slip away. why was this year different? >> we're tougher team. not a knock on last year's bunch but we're further along in the process and what a night, you know. quarterback hurt the second series and we just found a way. and the defense, much maligned the last year or so stood up. we got takeaways, were able to run and were good up front. showed it tonight. >> molly: garrett greene's injury, how did the offense respond with toughness, especially in the run game? >> they knew. nicco managed well, made key throws when he needed to. it's hard for a backup. you don't get the reps the starter gets. but he did a really good job in a tough environment. he's got two wins and played most of the game, won on the road against oklahoma state in a big game, and tonight against our rival. tough kid. good win. this is the best tradition in college football today. "country road" is no better ending. >> molly: it's been 54 weeks since the loss, how does this win propel the program forward? >> we're

it gave no indication that mcgrath may have gone overboard.pecial victims bureau sharing this missing persons poster asking anyone with information to contact them. >> we love you kevin and we want you to come home, plain and simple. i know someone saw something, heard something. even if you think it's something small, come forward. just anything will help. anything will help at this moment because we're sitting here with no answers. >> reporter: and kevin's sister tells us he is a father, he's outgoing, was having a great time on that cruise ship and would never just disappear without telling anybody. carnival says its care team is now supporting the family. guys? >> we hope this has a happy ending, whit. thank you very much for that. now to a dramatic rescue caught on body camera. a north carolina police officer pulling an unconscious truck driver from his burning vehicle. demarco morgan is here with this incredible story. good morning, demarco. >> talk about being in the right place at the right time. good morning to you guys as well. the o

room to discuss, i've got rain cornell -- amy mcgrath with us. she also run for senate in kentucky against mitch mcconnell. an msnbc senior political analyst and founder of country over party, matthew dowd. matthew, i start to you. does kevin mccarthy have a handle on any of this right now? >> well i don't think he's had a handle since it took him 15 votes to win by five less than a year ago. i mean this has been a sort of three ring circus plates to try to keep it in order over the course of the last month that he's held power in this. and it's amazing to me that the decision he's making, even if he retains the power he has by the decisions he's making about approaching a government shutdown about impeachment, all of those things, even if he was to retain it i don't think he could get through the midterm elections and keep the house in republican hands in this. so who knows? kevin mccarthy has been a cat with nine lives in the course of this. but it certainly spinning plates with my view, a strategy, to how he succeeds. >> nine lives. 15 votes.

. -- mary, live for to mcgrath's. -- democrats. caller: i am a retired federal worker. i know that social security will not be impacted, but will retired federal workers -- will be get paid? guest: you will get a paycheck as a retiree. that is not going to be an issue. social security itself will be affected. the workforce will be affected, but you will get paid. if that is an issue with your paycheck, i do not know how you would address that. that is something we have to be concerned about, or if there is a new claim in social security that is something we need to be concerned about. host: social security checks would still go out. it is just that processing new claims, and that happens every day, that would not happen during a shutdown. jack is next out of wisconsin, republican. caller: my question was on backpay. federal employees take-home money at a given time. guest: they get paid at some point, but in the process of recouping from loans or what have you because they did not get paid on time -- just imagine. this is what i ask everybody to do. imagine payday shows

tara mcgrath, the request was made by the senator from california just a few moments ago. she wants to be the united states attorney for the southern district of california. eminently qualified, no controversy with her nomination. rebecca lutzko. this is interesting. u.s. attorney for the northern district of ohio. the same state as the senator who is now objecting to her. he approved her. she went through the committee. she came out and was reported to the floor and now she's being head up. well let's take a look here. does ohio have a narcotics problem? i'm going to make sure i get this right. oh, my. in the last year ohio had 5,1455 drug over-- 5,155 drug overdose deaths, fourth highest in america. the u.s. attorney who would be fighting these narcotics with appropriate task force of law enforcement is being held up by which senator? the same state. the senator from ohio is holding up his own u.s. attorney to prosecute narcotics criminals. and it's not just drugs. in cleveland, the largest city in the northern district of ohio, the number of homicides is up 30% compared

mcgrath from becoming a u.s. attorney in california where she has a proven record of doing just that. by holding up her nomination for no specific reason, you're jeopardizing the safety of so many people who innocently expect us to do our duty. these are individuals, the ones she has prosecuted, responsible for drive-by shootings, child abduction attempts, meth distribution. thanks to ms. mcgrath they are off the streets. she recently returned to her military roots, served as a lawyer in the marine corps in okinawa in japan. she has represented america admirably. she would be an outstanding u.s. attorney. a third u.s. attorney nominee being held up is rebecca c. lutzko. this one is interesting. she was nominated to be u.s. attorney for the northern district of ohio, the home state of the senator who is holding up her nomination. she's a longtime federal prosecutor. she attended boston university and georgetown university law before clerking on the u.s. court of appeals for the sixth circuit. after seven years in

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. >> 26 year old kevin mcgrath. there he is. he was last seen early monday.eo from over the weekend shows the father of two dancing there with his back to the camera. he was on the cruise with his family. officials say a search of the ship, the water and security video has turned up nothing. >> well, if you're booking travel for this fall, we've got some good news. if you plan to fly, you can finally get some deals. this morning. the cost of air travel is plummeting. domestic airfare, this fall is down 9% compared to last year at this time and down a whopping 29% compared to this past summer . >> that's about $87 per ticket. less expensive than trips taken in june, july, august, the peak summer months. >> in addition to the typical seasonal price changes as people go back to work and school experts say an international travel boom has reduced demand for domestic flights. and that means bargains. >> this is the first full summer where folks could head to europe, asia, no visa requirements that are abnormal, no covid related testing requirements. if you plan to

establishment favor, it has secured a landside victory and single pulls presidential election, tom and shan, mcgrath now a former deputy prime minister in finance minister got 70 percent of the value of the coming discontent, of a recent scandal surrounding the long time governing policy. type in sila is slowly moving away from hong kong off to hitting the territory with winds of 200.

is the tollman shun mcgrath num phone the senior minister, the deputy prime minister, and now we're on track to be the next president. tony chung out, is there a sample of toyota and has reduced the prison sentence for the former prime minister attacks and should've was from h is to just 12 months. and now it's been, comes 24 hours off to his appeal for a royal paladin tax and returned home last week from 15 years of self imposed exile was immediately sent to jail. that was for his previous convictions of corruption and abuse of power. many people in pakistan and say that being sent high electricity bills and refusing to pay them, and they say they can't afford to anymore. as the spending outstrips the earnings, high electricity types of products nationwide protests while high their reports from his mom about it's another day gone by ask a new spot. margaret dunn's own from a hard day's work. she works as a house maid working and save rid of homes, but she's not done for the day dinner tonight is a cup of tea without made and plain braid. the widow, but 4 children, how goods around or

tom on a shawn mcgrath them who appears to be the candidate a well in the lead. now, is that what was until a couple of months ago, a senior minister in the p. a p government, he's a former deputy prime minister, a one stage they would even talk to him, but as a successes in the 10 long. but now it appears that he's going to be taking out the post of president a single kind of toilet and has reduced the present sentence for the former prime minister tax. i'm should've was from 8 to is to just 12 months announcement comes 24 hours off to his appeal for royal pods and tax and returned home last week from 15 years of self imposed exile and was immediately sent to jail. that was for his previous convictions for corruption and abuse of power. many people in black is don't say that being sent high electricity bills. um, they're refusing to pay them. they say they can't afford to anymore has a spending outstrips the earnings. the high electricity terrace have provoked nationwide protests while high. the reports from is i'm about it's another day gone by a nice spot. mar

and it's clear the establishment candidates one with a very comfortable monson, tubman son mcgrath, a former deputy prime minister, a senior minister. now the new president, tony chang, else is there a single civil society groups in the democratic republic of congo are urging the government to lift the so called state of siege in the east. at least 46 people were killed in an army cracked down on the attempted protest against the united nations and the city of goma on wednesday. barbara and go for reports. neighbors from the name. it's so just open fire on the religious tech. a separate patrick good to apprentice, tim. grandma leaders have a question on a miss group. had to follow us over on un basis and demand, but peace. keep us. leave congress best and go over the congress submitted to his brutal crack down on unarmed civilians for us when it just because google is, i mean you do it for fix global. it's a protest, complete the necessary. i mean, he's not there to kids to be done. and so kimberly best song, the best way to be the most supported against or been like mtv, the why info

senate candidate retired lieutenant amy mcgrath. general mccaffrey is back as well.t general milley is done, it's a term and it's over. i mean, we're learning, i guess, more about the depths of political cravenness as well as the depths of ignorance of tommy tuberville, amy? >> well, i mean, i think a lot of us have seen with senator tuberville, how ignorant he is. the fact that he has really no idea about national security policy, how the laws are enacted with regards to our military, that's not surprising to a lot of us. i think the bigger issue here, nicolle, is not senator tuberville's ignorance, it's the fact that the rest of the senate republican caucus, the members of the so-called party of national security have not stood up to him. he basically has had little push back. one member of the house this week stood up, the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, but, you know, it's been six months, and they haven't pushed back, and i think that shows, it should show americans that this party is no longer the party of national security. they're no longer the

mcgrath, of california, to be united states attorney for the southern district of california. presiding officer: under the previously order, the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. the clerk: mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. vote: the clerk: mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. the clerk: mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. the clerk: mr

we're back with lieutenant colonel mcgrath. what do we do about this? >> we keep talking about it.ve said to the very beginning is this isn't just one senator. he needs more pressure from fellow republican senators. he's not going to listen to democratic senators. but he can listen to republican senators. and we have to continue to make the case that this is hurting our national security. military is not always going to speak up because they can't in political matters. so we have a duty to do that. we have a commander who is about ready to take over the 7 fleet out in the pacific. he's ready for this job. he spent his whole career, this isn't just plug and play. you can't take one admiral and i'm going to put him in there. you could, but that's not great for our national security. you need the right people. we have the right people nominated, but one man is holding this up. it's hurting us not just our national security at large, but it's also hurting military families. >> it used to be a red line that if you were doing something that hurt national security, the political price was

my name is james mcgrath. i'm the design architect and a team member at lovefrom.'ve been with lovefrom for the past three years and previously i was a partner with foster and partners , both in the london studio and here in san francisco. the proposed design you see here is a single story brick, steel, glass and wood office building, which has been explained that it supports the lovefrom studio by providing a large daylit meeting space for our design and presentation work process. the design is modest in scale. the top of the building is no higher than the first story of the existing 100 columbus building, and we've designed the pavilion building to be sympathetic to the neighborhood in both its proposed materials and its position within the courtyard. the next couple of views show the design in the context of the courtyard and the surrounding buildings. this shows the proposed passive landscaping of the space that was previously a hard surface parking lot and the parking that will be in here in the future will be bicycle parking for our team. members of our team.

my name is james mcgrath and i'm a design architect with lovefrom. here we see columbus avenue entrance to the courtyard with the existing roller shutter on gate on the left and our proposed design on the right. our design maintains transparency and is in keeping with the neighborhood both in its design and its materials. the proposed material for the gate is steel with a natural patina. metalized finish. the finish is monochromatic, with a slight variation to the hue and tone, and the colors range from a medium to a dark bronze brown . we propose to replace the existing solid roller shutter gates to the jackson street entrance with a new hinged gate similar in design to the proposed closed columbus avenue gate. this gate will also be more transparent and so improving the public experience from the sidewalk. this elevation here shows that the gate replacement will not affect the existing adjacent elevations of 100 columbus avenue or 530 jackson street. the proposed design you see here is a single story brick, steel, glass and wood multi-purpose build

but senate duck mcgrath are respected to reject those provisions. border fight figures into the larger funding? >> well, the congressional hispanic caucus has been very clear about what we want to see. that is a humanitarian approach to our southern border. we know that the southern border is simply a symptom of what is happening in countries like guatemala, el salvador, honduras, cuba, haiti, i could go on throughout some of these countries in latin america. but we have a secured border. we haven't had any incidents in the border of terrorists trying to get through. we have funded border issues, for many, many years. it is time to deal with the population that is here. for example, dreamers. we know that these young people are not a security risk for americans. but what republicans are presenting, in all of these bills, are just dog whistles for their political biases that they represent. we are not going to tolerate this. >> now, i want to get your thoughts about the challenges major american cities are facing right now. caring for recently arrive

further, that at 12:00 noon the senate execute the order of september 27, 2023, relating to the gee and mcgrath nominations and the senate vote on confirmation of the nominations in the order listed. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand in recess under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the today at senat lmakers voted to officially begin debate on a short-term spending bill for it to a wert a shut down this comi surday at midnight for the bipartisan measurements extend current fundi levels until november 17. in addition the bill pvide $6 billion each for aid to ukraine and u.s. disaster reli. also on the flirt members failed to override president biden's veto of two republican resolutions that would've stripped species act protection. the lesser prairie chicken the northern longar it back to you. watch live cere of the u.s. senate lawmakers return here on cspan2. the house oversight and accountability committee held its first hearing for the impeachment inquiry in

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and it's clear the establishment candidates one with a very comfortable monson, tubman son mcgrath them. a former deputy prime minister, a senior minister. now the new president, tony chang, else is there a single while a jim glotts, abdullah is an assistant professor ed then yang technological university. he has more on the importance of single pools president. even though it set him on the older, a couple of executive part was that the president has. but in concert with the government of the day to find many send a cabinet, one is a precedent. precedence of sent is needed to unlock the results. and the other is the president and also if people sit up civils of his positions, but more than that, it's full. so symbolic in the sense that this is essentially a referendum on the input the and how well the input, the is perceived by that you look at this point in time, as you all kept corresponded. mentioned just now, it's been somewhat at the billing time for the input fee because of the scandals that have happened at the same time. and it's wildly popular among single buttons. he is the,

. >> pat mcgrath, is a makeup >> pat mcgrath, who is a makeup artist.>> don't think i can give >> i don't think i can give lewis hamilton's no, it's not a policeman, it's a policewoman. >> policewoman . there >> there is a policewoman. there was there. my was a policewoman there. my point are referring to a point is they are referring to a piece of research which came out of ucl and natural history and the natural history museum, which the cheddar which said that the cheddar gorge who was one the gorge man, who was one of the earliest inhabitants, black. earliest inhabitants, was black. >> had that is, >> yeah. and he had and that is, thatis >> yeah. and he had and that is, that is a that is on the stuarts did not look this did not look like this black some stuarts did some tudors and some stuarts did calvin this is book about calvin this is a book about black history so it's got pictures black people pictures of the black people sanction a book that sanction a book like this that talked being talked about britain's being only white you wouldn't it's no

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the honor of being your last in person event at the mcgrath ski loft. thank robin mccloskey acevedo for hosting us and for hosting events for the green arcade throughout. it's such an honor to be here this evening and to have this launch for seachange change take place here. thank you, patrick, for your support of seachange throughout. well, i'm to open with a lot of thanks. there's a lot of people to thank know it's always said that books are not created in isolation if it is i mean nothing as if it's ever true of a book, then it's definitely sea change. i'm so very grateful to so many for the uplift of sea change as today's pub date approached, but also throughout my gratitude to the entire team at the university of california. i get emotional. thanks c-span for documenting this for their support and the excellent and i'm going to embarrass you here. but i mean to celebrate you, i call your name. please stand up to be recognize too. kim robinson editorial. to my especially niels who prefers unwavering enthusiasm for a sea from the start to across fini

. -- mary, live for to mcgrath's. -- democrats. caller: i am a retired federal worker. know that social security will not be impacted, but will retired federal workers -- will be get paid? guest: you will get a paycheck as a retiree. that is not going to be an issue. social security itself will be affected. the workforce will be affected, but you will get paid. if that is an issue with your paycheck, i do not know how you would address that. that is something we have to be concerned about, or if there is a new claim in social security that is something we need to be concerned about. host: social security checks would still go out. it is just that processing new claims, and that happens every day, that would not happen during a shutdown. jack is next out of wisconsin, republican. caller: my question was on backpay. federal employees take-home money at a given time. guest: they get paid at some point, but in the process of recouping from loans or what have you because they did not get paid on time -- just imagine. this is what i ask everybody to do. imagine payday shows u

i spoke to mark mcgrath, often like a brother band to them, they grew up at the same time.ttle. he's in a better place. >> that's such a beautiful post about him. he has some tragedy. >> yeah. he lost his father in 2001 steve was a huge elvis fan, so he named his son presley who passed away at six months from leukemia and a couple other issues, that in better times he was just the funie funniest guy with the best personality. it is amazing how many hits. my kids know him from the shrek song it is great that music lives on, and that's the only positive thing that we have thank you for that report. >> i know he really cared about you and credited so much of his success to you it is really incredible. >> thank you appreciate that. thanks for that report. >>> next up in "popstart," the rolling stones revealing plans for their first studio album since 2005 they did it with our buddy jimmy fallon take a look. ♪ >> stones phone? this is jimmy. nick keith? ronny? live stream? you need me. wednesday, september 6th hackney, got you that's in london >> yes, london. >> you can't always

and kathy joins us now alongside forbes women editor maggie mcgrath and msnbc contributor and vice chairy, i'm so excited ask you this question and welcomed so much to the show. when you are in your twenties and starting off in modeling, did you ever imagine your career in your 50s and 60s. did you envision a career in your 50s and 60s and 70s and beyond? >> mika, thank you so much. yes, i did. i did not know what it was going to look like, but i have to say mika, last time i was with, you you asked me such a powerful question and i kind of dodged it. you asked me, how did i have the courage to have our company, our brand bear my name. and i think i'm a slow learner and i process and thank you for what you do with encouraging us to know our value. that is so important. and truly mika humility in knowing or value, they are not mutually exclusive. and so to you, thank you to maggie and huma, 50 over 50, all that you are doing. it is having such an impact. mika, i was telling maggie and huma that my little sister cynthia, standup comic and writer and hollywood pressures, oh, the main woman

retired lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath is back. take me inside what happened today.it was a bit crazy at times. both lawyers at one point said it was like stepping through the looking glass. i just got out of court, and it was something. i mean, they both laid out their side. and there's two -- we'll start with what the two issues are at play. one is, there's motions for a partial summary judgment from both sides. what that means is that both sides are saying that significant parts of the case should be thrown out. the attorney general is saying, this fraud is so rampant that the judge could rule on that. when we talk about that, the accusations are that donald trump submitted false bank -- or false statements, financial statements, to both banking institutions and insurance companies to get favorable rates for loans and they were way off, you know, false business record argument. the other side, donald trump's team is saying, there's no case here. >> because they're not denying they did that? they're just everybody does it? >> that's right, and donald trump in the d

my name is james mcgrath and i'm a design architect with lovefrom. here we see columbus avenue entrance to the courtyard with the existing roller shutter on gate on the left and our proposed design on the right. our design maintains transparency and is in keeping with the neighborhood both in its design and its materials. the proposed material for the gate is steel with a natural patina. metalized finish. the finish is monochromatic, with a slight variation to the hue and tone, and the colors range from a medium to a dark bronze brown . we propose to replace the existing solid roller shutter gates to the jackson street entrance with a new hinged gate similar in design to the proposed closed columbus avenue gate. this gate will also be more transparent and so improving the public experience from the sidewalk. this elevation here shows that the gate replacement will not affect the existing adjacent elevations of 100 columbus avenue or 530 jackson street. the proposed design you see here is a single story brick, steel, glass and wood multi-purpose build

marine corps colonel amy mcgrath, executive producer of "the circus" john hielman and ben rhodes. start with you. i want to talk about this attack on general milley and his response. what went through your mind when you heard it? how do you think the rest of the military is viewing these comments about the chairman of the joint chiefs? >> what went through my mind when i saw general milley's response was, i was proud. he stood up and said what we all believe, which is, we don't take an oath to one man. we don't take an oath to a political party. we take an oath to the constitution. i thought that was really important. he said he would never turn his back on the constitution. those members in the military will not turn their backs on the constitution. i think we are in a very dangerous place right now. a lot of folks are saying, this is bad, we should never -- the president should have never -- former president should have never threatened the chairman of the joint chiefs, he was a good guy. it's bigger than that. we are in a dangerous place when the former president of the united

marine corps lieutenant amy mcgrath is here, and former maryland congresswoman and msnbc contributor is here. i mean, we covered this with former attorney general eric holder i think after the first court defeat when the supreme court ordered them to go back and try again. they try again and they do the same thing. amy, what does this tell us about the republican commitment to disenfranchising voters they don't want to be able to vote? >> well, to me, i mean, take the court stuff aside, this is a party, the republican party that increasingly knows that it is losing power. they represent the minority of americans. their policies are not what the majority want, and they know it. and this is a long-term thing. and what they're doing, what you're seeing here, they know to keep power, they have to just cheat. and this is what they're going to do. and they're going to try it every way, shape or form to claw back some power and to keep it. and this is just another way. disenfranchising voters, going against what the court has said you have to do, they're going to continue to do it. and good

and kathy ireland joins us now, alongside forbes women editor maggie mcgrath and msnbc contributor andask you this question. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> when you -- when you were in your 20s, and starting out in modeling, did you ever imagine your career in your 50s and 60s, did you envision a career in your 50s and 60s and 70s and beyond? >> mika, thank you so much. yes, i did. i didn't know what it was going to look like, but i have to say, mika, last time i was with you, you asked me such a powerful question and i kind of dodged it. you asked me how did i have the courage to have our company, our brand bear my name. and i think -- i'm a slow learner and i process. and thank you for what you do with encouraging us to know our value. that is so important. and truly, mika, humility and knowing our value, they are not mutually exclusive. so, to you, thank you to maggie and huma, 50 over 50, all that you're doing, it is having such an impact. i was -- mika, i was telling maggie and huma, my little sister cynthia, stand-up comic and writer, and hollywood pressures, oh, the

here to explain, maggie mcgrath and huma abedin. great to have you guys back.of things? >> this study looked at data from indeed and glassdoor. it analyzed some 3 billion clicks on u.s. job postings, and it found an 8% increase in interest for companies with job listings that had announced travel benefits, abortion care benefits, compared to companies that had not. the researchers said the increase in interest is the equivalent to what they would have seen had the listed salaries been 12% higher than what they were. what this really shows is the important role that companies can play in a post row environment. it shows a lot of workers and especially women and younger workers really want to see their employers getting engaged in this issue. yesterday i spoke with the president of planned parenthood, alexis mcgill johnson. she said corporate leaders could be doing a lot more on this issue, because they have the ability to normalize what reproductive health care looks like in america. >> yes. huma, let's dig deeper. there was a difference between male-dominated c

child care stabilization grants is set to expire here to discuss is the editor of forbes women maggie mcgrath be devastating here. there are an estimated 70,000 child care facilities that could close as a res this lost funding, and more than 3 million children could lose their spots child care. it's worth noting that even with all those facilities don't close, there will be kids who lose their spots because 2tuitio will go up because of the lost funding and it will become even more unaffordable. the cost to parents, $9 billion in lost earnings from reduced working hours or leaving the workforce entirely then the cost to employers and state economies is $10 billion because of disruptions to the workforce. f phones are ringing off the hook from ceos worried about this issue and advocate for more support for child care because it is the key to unlocking american innovinnovation >> huma, i'm thinking about the moms who are going to be impacted here, many who returned to the workforce in record numbers since the pandemic wound down how are they going to get child care, and how concerned are you th