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training during the day was a maybe it's an idea for the bureaucrats but frankly there's a lot of underemployed people as well as unemployed people are just need to supplement their income and what they can do what ican start selling plastic garbage cans and this is why everything is made in china when you buy second hand and people start selling things. this could be another brand that you said nike. there's a lot of things in the early days. most of the westerner westernere believed could see in beijing it's getting harder to shut down the market and things like that but they go overseas to buy the real thing and i'm going to repeat this and i will probably get myself in trouble but i will do it again. hopefully she isn't in the room. she was walking down as one does they said can you come to me it was 200. when they gthe big overseas theo buy louis vuitton but they know there is basically parallel input into somebody walks in and says i want 100 bags so they are allowed to wear three. so they go up to people sure do. i just need your id and i will pay you up front and then you will keep what

former police people and quickly that became underemployed university graduates and taxi drivers.n learn to fire an ak-47. carol: it does not work out. and youally went there tracked down some of the licensed recruiters. talk about that process, who you met and who you saw. >> funding recruiters is harder than you think. you can visit a bureaucrat, his name is milton, has a very small office and labor industry. after cajoling, he will give you a list of licensed recruiters. it is a like to have a big white list -- client list outside their office. you have to go down back alleys. sometimes the office is three or four rims -- rooms in a tiny mall or shopping center. what is remarkable. people in uganda are very friendly. even though there are american and british contractor bosses, they were happy to talk about it. most of the information i got about the industry came from people in their offices as well as men. david: and milton is a government employee? >> yeah, charged with tracking this whole industry. he is not very forthcoming at times are you david: it seems like this is som

and she's trading so maybe an idea for bureaucrats in washington, but basically there's a lot of underemployed people in china as well as unemployed people or people just need to supplement their income, what these people can do, i can start selling plastic garbage cats and i could -- these are new -- this is not -- this is why ebay didn't like this stuff. people start selling things. they could start selling fake ones. i don't know what the brand of plastic garbage cans is. you said nike. bike, sike. there's a lot of fakes. alibaba has been criticized for that. willing buyer and willing seller. a lot of people want to buy fakes not just in china. most of the westerners we see in beijing are hunting for fakes. it's getting hard because they have been shutting down markets. i will probably get myself in trouble, so i just with a british -- telling me the story about kristin lagard. she lives here. hopefully she's not in the room. she was walking one day as one visits paris and a chinese women came to her, can you come with me, i think 200 euros, excuse me, what happens in china -- when chinese

peoplewhere most white are radically underemployed. alcoholism there are no social services. the treatment for addiction. no access to birth control. i would say exactly what it will look like from the morgue. they going to drown. massive numbers of unwanted pregnancies and the massive number of dead babies. a lot of spousal abuse and child abuse. souls so desperate that they if you arehemselves white male in spartanburg south carolina and the coroner standing above your body. accommodation of alcohol and stupidity. southe this idea the old as a place of knife fights and eye-catching. it's so much sadder than that. the coroner says how did you die? if you are an african-american male you hung yourself. it's a land no social services a place for white men are drinking themselves and their dependents to death. a land of massive rural poverty and inequality. and that's the way people go out of the world in such place. your assignment. is going to be to write up one inquest. as a narrative story. take it as a starting point and use it to tell me something about life and death in

interest rates are so low and there are so many contractors and construction workers that are underemployed that you can get jobs done on time, on schedule. it would give a boost to our economy because when we spend a dollar in infrastructure, you get a bigger bang for the buck in terms of the economy overall. surrounding businesses, suppliers, food trucks. everybody does better. it gives a huge boost to the economy. think about the investments we made at the hoover dam and the golden gate bridge, or metro? it's a good thing to do. it historically was not and should not be partisan. but if we have a mindset that says whatever government is doing must be bad. then these are going to be the result. and it will continue to get worse. it's already tough in poor community like flint, but we are seeing these kind of truck problem that spring up in community all across the country. it doesn't distinguish by race or by regional, everybody need road. er need airports. -- everybody need airports. this is a good example of making sure that the candidate are speaking to the [inaudible] as you goib to t

that means many adults who were underemployed in retail or restaurant jobs have moved up leaving those entry-level jobs open for teens. he says teens looking for a job should think what can i offer when it comes to standing out in a sea of applicants? >> if you want to go work for a coffee shop in the summer, if you go to the employer and say you'll work social media for them and because you're an expert in that in a lot of ways, much more horrible and likely to get a job. >> reporter: another way is to go old school. make face-to-face contact. >> particularly people in this age group want to go click around online applying to jobs everywhere they can. but the real way to do it like it's always been, is most hiring is done face-to-face. >> reporter: college and career counselor joan backlick tells students professional communication is key to getting and keeping a job. >> answering emails, being like we said responsible for that, communicating your hours with your boss saying i've got football practice, i can't be there at the time i said. otherwise you'll get fired. you can't not show

it's a land where most whites are radically underemployed. it's a land of rapid alcoholism. it is a land where there are no social services. where there is no treatment for addiction. where there is no access to birth control. and she or he would have told me, ok, i will tell you exactly what you would look like from the morgue. they don't teach the kids, so they are going to drown. they don't have access to birth control, so you will have massive numbers of unwanted pregnancies and dead babies. you will have alcoholic fathers who will have a decimating amount of spousal abuse and child abuse. and you will have souls so desperate that they will hang themselves before they live in that world anymore. you are a know, if white male in spartanburg, south carolina and the coroner is standing above your body, how you die? accommodation of alcohol and stupidity. we have this idea the old south particularly has this place of knife fights and i gouging and tooling. it is so much sadder than that. gouging and due ling, but it is so much sadder than that. if you were a white female, th

there are huge challenges innings, many latinos working underemployed situations, undercompensated situationse of the biggest challenges confronting the latino community is the need to close the gap in educational levels. we are, we're making progress in terms of lowering the drop out rate, improving the high school graduation rate. improving the college admission. one of the dangerous things about the rhetoric is that if it results in the country failing to recognize that it must invest in latinos, and latinos are ambitious and want to avail themselves of education and providing the means to dona, there's a huge opportunity cost for the united states. this is a population that is large, in fact it's going to be 100 million people by about 2040. 25% of the american population, it's already the largest minority, fastest growing minority. the swing can be a miss, either a large population that is a drag on american society because it is not receiving the proper education and proper investment. or it can be truly one of the absolute drivers, one of the engines of opportunity for the american fut

because the interest rates are so low, and so many contractors and construction workers that are underemployed at the moment that you can actually get the jobs done on time, on schedule, and it would give a boost to the overall e kconomy, because we kw that when we spend a dollar in infrastructure, then you will actually get a bigger bang for the buck in terms of the economy overall. surrounding businesses, suppliers, and you know, food trucks, and everybody does better. and it gives a huge boost to the economy and it lasts for a long time, and think of the investments that we made in things like the hoover dam or the golden gate bridge or metro. it is a good thing to do, and historically it is not and should not be partisan, but if we have a mindset that says whatever government is doing must be bad, then, these are going to be the results, and it is going to continue to get wors worse. it is already tough in poorer communities like flint, but you know, we are seeing these kinds of the infrastructure problems spring up in communities all across the country, and it is not going to distinguish

and there's so many contractors and construction workers that are underemployed at the moment that you can actually get jobs done on time, on schedule. it would give a boost to our overall economy because we know that when we spend a dollar on infrastructure, you actually get a bigger bang for the buck in terms of the economy overall. surrounding businesses, suppliers. food trucks. everybody does better. and it gives a huge boost to the economy and it lasts for a long time. think about the investments we've made in things like the hoover dam. the golden gate bridge. or metro. it's a good thing to do. and he istorically was and shou not be partisan. but if we have a mindset that says, whatever government is doing must be bad, then these are going to be the results and it's going to continue to get worse. it's already tough in poorer communities like flint, but, you know, we're seeing these kinds of infrastructure problems spring up in communities all across the country. and it doesn't distinguish by race or by region. everybody needs roads. everybody needs airports. so hopefully this wi

i retrained but as we moved eight times in 15 years, i was often unemployed and underemployed.n't alone. a group of military spoused formed blue star families to help us tell the stories of the challenges we face so the larger society can help us meet those solutions so we can keep we facr society can help us meet those solutions. one of those important problems is this problem of us being able to work. we can overcome it if people know the problem exists. if we can make military spouses visible, their training and they're employment, we can look for partnerships with corporations and the governments to point us toward the way the countdown to employment and unemployment. >> thank you for your service and your husband's service as well. >> thank you. >>> well, the tsa under fire as folks kick off the unofficial start to summer. are we seeing the new norm for traveling by air in america? james loy joins me to discuss that and more. stay with us. ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ... 83% try to

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interest rates are so low and there are so many construction workers and contractors underemployed at the moment that you can get jobs done on time, on schedule. it would give a boost into our overall economy because we know when we spend the dollar on infrastructure, we actually get a bigger bang for the buck. surrounding businesses, suppliers, food trucks, everybody is doing better. it gives a huge boost to the economy. it lasts for a long time. think about investments we made in things like the hoover dam and golden gate bridge or metro. it is a good thing to do and historically, it was not and should not be partisan. but if we have a mindset that says whatever government is doing must be bad, then these are going to be the results and is going to continue to get worse. it is already tough in poorer communities like flint. but, you know, we are seeing these kinds of infrastructure problems spring up in communities all across the country, and it does not distinguish by race or by region. everybody needs roads. everybody needs airports. hopefully, this will prompt a conversation. the

so many that are underemployed at the moment. you can get jobs done on time, on schedule. giving a boost to our overall economy. you actually get a bigger bang for the buck, in terms of the economy overall. surrounding businesses. flyers. food trucks. everybody does better. lasting for a long time. think about the investments that we made here at the golden gate bridge. or metro. it is a good thing to do. historically, it was not, and should not be, artisan. if we had a mindset that said whatever government is doing, these will be the results. it will continue to get worse. it is already tough in poorer communities like flint. we are seeing this infrastructure problem spring up in communities all across the country. it does not distinguish by race or by regions. everybody needs airports. hopefully, this will prompt a conversation. last thing i will say about this, this is a good example of making sure that the candidates are speaking to this issue. you go into the presidential election. i put forward a very specific proposal. the question is, out of the remaining candidate

they're underemployed and, look, then they see an illegal alien, taking some jobs, penetrating our border, there's a complete insecurity. economic insecurity, national insecurity, and that is what's going to cut across these demographics. so i believe you're right. i think these protests ultimately will help them because they'll rowel up and they're going to be thinking wait a minute. are they going to show nup cleveland as well with our nominee? i think we're going to see in a general election, this is going to play to trump's advantage. >> i'm sure they will. and pro trump organizers will show up. even if he does have 1237. >> these are america last protesters. they believe in america last. >> yeah. that's it. trump's slogan right there. hillary clinton in the meantime on the other side of it is trying to put her e-mail troubles behind her; right? why the real trouble for mrs. clinton, though, may be just beginning. we'll get into that next show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love

interest rates are so low and there are so many construction workers and contractors that are underemployedt the moment that you can get jobs done on time, on schedule. it would give a boost to our overall economy because we know when we spend the dollar on infrastructure, we actually get a bigger bang for the buck. suppliers, food trucks, everybody is doing better. it gives a huge boost to the economy. it lasts for a long time. think about investments we made in things like the hooverdam and golden gate bridge or metro. it is a good thing to do and historically, it was not and should not be partisan. but if we have a mindset that says whatever government is doing must be bad, then these are going to be the results and it's going to continue to get worse. it's already tough in poorer communities like flint. but, you know, we are seeing these kinds of infrastructure problems spring up in communities all across the country, and it does not distinguish by race or by region. everybody needs roads. everybody needs airports. so hopefully, this will prompt a conversation. the last thing i am going

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the workforce and almost 10% of the people that are are either unemployed or at the very least underemployedtight as that 5% rate implies. otherwise wages would be going up. >> well, yes. david, there is some -- there's clearly some disappointment we didn't get a stronger revision to the first quarter gdp data only up 0.8%. and obviously the key question for many is the rebound that we now experience because many people had assumed that was what we were getting and presumably will still get through q-2 and q-3. j.p. morgan has a note out where they are bemoaning the weakness in profits in the data today. now, obviously the profit data is choppy. they would say that themselves. but they do think it's a fallback on both business spending and growth. from an equity standpoint what does it mean? >> so i think that obviously at this point in this cycle corporate profit growth is key, and we've been talking for six quarters at this point about how a stronger dollar, lower energy prices have been weighing on profits for u.s. corporations. you know, i think the key thing to look at here is the profi

spouses, of military spouses -- that's more than 600,000 men and women, are either unemployed or underemployed. more than half cite concerns about their spouse's service and the deterrent of moving from job to job, a deterrent not only for employers but a deterrent in that they sometimes have a hard time having the kind of recognition for the skills they bring to a new state or a new location that they need. it's unfair to our military families for the spouse to needlessly have problems that could be avoided. clearly, if you decided to pursue a military career and that by necessity means relocation from time to time, this is not going to be the same career as if you went to work and you had every likelihood that you'd work there for the next several years. but these frequent and sometimes abrupt relocations take a heavy toll on students as well. research shows that at least, that students who move at least six times between the 1st and 12th grades are 35% more likely to fail a grade. i'm not sure that exact research applies to military families. that's an overall number of what happens when yo

the hard working men and women who lost their jobs and underemployed are coming up to me and thankinge with enthusiasm for supporting donald trump. my county, erie county, home to the city of buffalo, one of the poorest cities in the united states, i'm predicting a 2-1 democratic county and we'll be voting 2-1 for trump. this this is why so many states are in play. michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. this labor movement has to be concerning for the democrats. they used to be able to count on these folks to go door-to-door and with the energy and not hillary clinton. >> congress n ma -- congressman, you jumped on board at the best time. and i've got use of iran's seizure of our sailors, a congressman from virginia say there are shocking details yesterday to be released about the kidnapping of ten sailors. congressman, before you go, the obama administration is going to keep it quiet and not going to tell everybody what happened until after the election. >> of course, stuart. we know that president obama is a failed leader, especially on the national scene, and as he has cozied up to the ayat