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>> anorqu iin thk you. >>> american workers are testing their power. lines in several states amid a nationwide labor shortage, seeking better pay, benefits and working conditions. there is even a name for it. striketober. cbs's lilia luciano is in los angeles with more. lilia? >> reporter: nikki, here in los angeles, a strike by hollywood crews has been averted for now. but nationwide many workers are walking off the job and right onto the picket line. pandemic pressure is spurring strikes including this one in the suburb of minneapolis. >> you don't mess with the nurses. >> reporter: a walkout by nurses prompted a hospital in plymouth to close its emergency room. >> this is like my fifth picket during this pandemic. i find that deplorable. >> reporter: staffing shortages and the battle over benefits are impacting almost every industry. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike. the illinois-based company is expected to post record profits this year. and a 60,000 hollywood production strike was temporarily averted this weekend at the 11th hour. the union

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and i listened to stories about people waiting i think five hours was one testimony and thenri you thkabout and now it's against the law to pass out water or get o to the bathroom you lose your place in line. i mean actually type of fraud i'm talking about. that has a huge impact. mr. henderson, president anderson, in your previous work with the acl you and your current work with the leadership conference has her been a systematic study of election day fraud in terms of titus stealing the right to vote through the manipulation of polling places and pullingng information? certs i have been affiliated with have studied election day fraud in that context. i do not know whether they have prepared a specific report. the leadership conference is not. i think your point, which is that there is a history of misinformation on election day, that is intended to disenfranchise minority voters from turning out at the polls, for example the note that election day is actually the following thursday as opposed to the tuesday on which an election is held or information which says the polling place that

wasserman schultz: thk you very much. force mrs. watson coleman: thank you very much.once in a lifetime opportunity. there are so many elements of this build back better agenda that touch us from th1u the oldest. to the middle class, to the class, to t those unable to work. and those at greatest need. like to use a little bit of my time to speak on the our the decisions that make. mr. i rise today because congress has an opportunity to address the climate c even though some members still isand we witnessing it rsthand. to ignore very real and very deadly effects. thisear we saw largest wildfire in californiarain the pacific devastate my home state jersey as well as many others. these tragedies were we could have avoided them had our country made a clear -- made it clear decades climate change is not a political issue but a real issue that needed to be responded face thand present decisions. this could be our last chance to take long overdue action and to spare our children from having to rai+se their children in an the build better act includes crucial climate are in

moments before this hearing and thisew person said the tech gods have beenen demystified now and i thk this hearing today mr. chair is part of the process, demystifying big tech. the children of america are hooked on their product. it is often distraught if and harmful and they are a cynical knowledge on behalf of the leadership of these did tech companies that is true. ms. haugen i hope you'll have a chance to talk about your work experience that facebook and perhaps compared to other social media companies and i also look forward to hearing your thoughts on how this committee and how this congress can ensure greater accountability and transparency especially with regard to children so thank you mr. chairman and thank you ms. haugen for being here. >> thank you senator wicker. our witness this morning a sub one. she was the product manager on facebook's information and she holds it to cool greedy and electrical and engineering -- from harvard. she made the decision as all of us here and many others around the world know to leave facebook and revealed the terrible truth about the compa