her husband, jeremiah, and their three kids, anika, geneva, and 6-year-old nehemiah. >> the one thinghey make my job so easy because they support what i do they're proud of me. they work together to make sure that i know that, no matter what, we've got this >> lieutenant commander reese, thank you for your service a round of applause for lieutenant commander reese wow, i know this is your first mother's day without your kids in a while how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> okay? >> it's different, but i could not imagine celebrating mother's day with a more incredible group of women it is very exciting to be here today. >> nehemiah just stole our hearts i know he is at home watching. is there anything you'd like to say to him >> yes nehemiah, i miss you i love you i'm coming home soon thank you for supporting mommy and loving mommy >> well, we have one last little surprise what if he came out here himself? what if he came out here himself? >> hi, mom >> mommy [ applause ] >> happy mother's day, mom. >> hi, mom >> i'm outta here. >> baby. >> now my sister's crying. >> what a beautif

about if a person is going to judge you because of your past. >> nearly 80% of the employees at nehemiahmpany has partnered with local social service agencies and invested in what chief marketing officer eric wellinghoff calls hr with grace. >> transportation is a key thing. child care, health care. we have actually gotten to housing industry and have a four-family home we furnish and provide for some of our employees. >> in return, the firm has a motivated workforce with low turnover and high productivity >> so we have built a family here of people who love working here, they love doing their job. they love getting better at their job. and ultimately, that drives down to our bottom line >> it's now a national movement to build inclusive capitalism. the national association of manufacturers is teaming up with the coke institute to encourage companies to tap into the pool of between 70 million and 100 million americans with a criminal record. >> we need to fill 4 million jobs by the end of the decade and 2.1 million of those jobs could go unfilled if we don't inspire more people to fill t

in nehemiah 8 people were reportedly killed and you can protest are continuing people mocking what they're calling the global me and last spring revolution along with ex-pats around the world protesters want to return to democracy and they're calling for the release of political prisoners more than $750.00 protesters have been killed since the military seized power in february. calls of growing for an independent commission to investigate a deadly stampede to a religious festival in israel the country observed a day of mourning for the $45.00 men and boys killed during the jewish orthodox event group of retired police commissioner says any inquiry should have powers to question senior politicians. and an english premier league match has been postponed after thousands of fans overpowered stewards and broke into the ground just a night of fans angry at the owners of that club who they say value profits over football the american glazer family has faced criticism out of the club was one of those to join the ill fated european super league event founded after just 3 days. radio listeners but i

like nehemiah of old, we must weep for the memory of a city in ruins. we must also be those who say, as in nehemiah's time, let us rise up and build again. >> thank you, i should have said that alan is also an actor who never went into that line of work. victoria spiotto is a prodigy. she's a student and future teacher from northern virginia. she's finishing her fifth year at the university of virginia. has a bachelor in government and teaching, she leads the young americans freedom chapter. we have one of those at hillsdale and it may be the only place they don't cause trouble. she focuses her studies on elementary teaching and language emersion experiences abroad. victoria? >> my name is victoria spiotto. and i'm a student at the university of virginia. i love and appreciate my university which is part of the problem, but also potentially part of the solution that i would like to discuss here today. the university of virginia was founded by thomas jefferson, a man who is notable for his steadfast belief in individualism, natural freedom, and the full

do you remember in the book of nehemiah comedy days did it take to rebuild the wall of jerusalem. 52,r. in that case what ended up happening was this. they rebuilt the wall of jerusalem in 50 days. how did they do it? every person that was responsible for his or her own section of the wall. when you think about it from that perspective, think about what happens in your neighborhood, in your community and south carolina. what happens in my hometown of greenville, or my now hometown of lexington, what happens in senator anderson's oconee county or spartanburg or york county with senator johnson, where did you go? do you want. you begin to see our communities each have different needs, and we each have a responsibility to recognize and meet those needs, to be the thought and light god has called us to be in our communities. we will talk more about that in a moment, but i would you share this one story it with you were finishing her salad. -- your salad. elections have consequences. we saw that in 2020. the consequence it had in south carolina was this. we left five seats to the conservat