the us department of labor says they currently have more than 600 active child labor investigators nationwide, including in iowa. we know that the system of enforcement inadequate to address the kinds of violations that we're seeing around the state. do you believe the states are doing this because of the labor shortage that they're looking to kids? they really also have to look at their wage standards and wonder why people aren't taking some of these low wage careers, putting children to work to supplement family incomes is certainly not the answer. but ruth, who has two grand children, says it's not just about filling the workforce gap. it's about training the next generation. we need to try it, but we need to be willing. we cannot. we cannot close our eyes to change. for jose, his concern remains the new law harms kids like pedro. we don't have to to step on the lowest of our population. that's our immigrant, our poor, our. these are our vulnerables. these are the people that we forget when there's political battles. these are the people that are most affected with this. new law is now nor

as i said in the us department of labor complaint, she said. busy after she brought her safety concerns to light that she was subjected to psychological exams and a phony diagnosis that had the potential to end her career and administrative judge sided with her in a december 2020 order. but the airline drag did speed to implement the decision. the complaints that carly made were that delta had falsified training, records had conducted retaliatory a line checks. and the airline treated employees unfairly and outside auditor hired by the airline found that the allegations were true. and delta eventually made changes to its policies and its training manuals. but in the meantime, carlene was suspended with pay. a doctor chosen by delta said that she suffered with bipolar disorder, but the airline couldn't fire her because every time she was examined by a psychiatrist, she was deemed to be mentally healthy. there was no bipolar disorder or any other mental health disorder. the airline's goal was to have her declared mentally unfit to fly, so that th

i view my role as acting secretary of labor and department of labor's role to make sure we are enforcing the labor laws that have been written and given to uso enforce and that means we investigate cases to make sure workers feel safe reporting violations to us so that we can learn about those violations, and where we find them we will enforce the law including issuing citations and penalties to employers where appropriate. >> the department of labor is there to serve as a backstop because individual workers who might be stiffed for their over time, might be placed in independent contractor position, they need somebody to be on their side. and that since the department of labor should be on their side. a lot of questions around 85. so does the proposed rule tried to implement california's abc test as enacted in a cannon house office building? >> it does not. it says we cannot, we will not, that's not the law of the land. >> we are thinking to have you be secretary of the united states to part of labor. from what i understand, the proposed rule was so reasonable that hardly anyone had much could it is him about it, even groups that voiced co

department of labor to make it easier or more difficult for entrepreneurs to flourish? >> i think that it makes sense for the department of labor to help support entrepreneurs, people who want to use their innovation -- >> i will take that as a yes. thank you. now i want to highlight your record and try to understand then why president biden thinks you're the best option is the next secretary of labor with yes and then my last three questions. as the secretary of labor you over saul the highly controversial ab five that reclassified every independent contractor, very entrepreneurial in spirit in the state and effectively killed off the economy in california. if you are confirmed as secretary of labor, will you demand that congress passed a similar bill to kill off the independent contractors? >> thank you for that question, congresswoman. i would dispute that the economy has been killed off in california. >> let's get back to the if you are confirmed as the secretary of labor, will you demand congress passed a similar bill to kill off independent contractors and the status? >> i will not do that. >> wonderful. we are on a roll. do you believe that the death of this industry and th

us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. kinda like us. labor department's number ofless claims in the question plus feet at the highest level in year and a half. that week is on increase of 20,000 medications for unemployment benefits. bringing the total number of applicants to 261,000 . the states with the biggest rise in claims for ohio, minnesota, and california. >>> tower salesforce, ceo mark benning hoff is making an unusual offer to get employees back in the office. more money. company is offering to donate $10 to charity per employee for every day they show up in person. only from june 12 through the 23rd. the company hopes to donate $2.5 million during that time. >>> looking live across the country right now in new york city. the large sections of the u.s. are bracing for a third day of smoky and hazy skies that prompted concerns for many americans in those areas. the northeast which has been especially hard-hit from the smoke in by canadian wildfires showing some signs of improving air quality yesterday. a view from the international space station for you. t

of declining consumer confidence and business confidence. the jobs market, at least, remains very, very strong. nationwide the us labor departments employers have now added more than 1.5 million new jobs since the beginning of this year. some business owners right here in the bay area say they're still having some trouble hiring workers despite our improving job market. oakland based red bay coffee chain is expanding with the fifth store in berkeley . the owner says there are plenty of positions to fill at this coffee shop prepares to open for business today. there's a lot of competition in the coffee world right? and we're not only competing with other small businesses, but also with the large guys who are able to offer a little bit more than we can. but what we can what we can offer is, is a great work environment. workers at the same coffee chain say there are advantages to working for a smaller company. i worked at starbucks pizza, coffee, ihop, all those like big corporate things and i think just even working here for two weeks, i find it way better with the management and with how everyone communicates one another because

department of labor to make it easier or more difficult for entrepreneurs to flourish? >> i think it makes sense for the department of labor to support entrepreneurs, people who want to use their innovation. >> i will take that as a yes. to highlight your record to try to understand why president biden thinks you are the best option is the next secretary of labor with yeses on my last three questions. as secretary of labor in california you oversaw the highly controversial ab 5 that reclassified every independent contractor, in the state, and killed off the gig economy in california. if you are confirmed as secretary of labor, will you demand congress passed a similar bill to kill off independent contractors? >> thank you for that question. i would dispute the gig economy has been killed off in california. >> if you are confirmed as secretary of labor will you demand congress passed a similar bill to kill off independent contractors and independent contractor status? >> i will not do that. >> we are on a roll. do you believe the death of the gig industry economy is positive or negative economy, negative to the economy and might have a difference here. >> i believe we sho

the department of labor is using the flawed wage methodology which has increased wages nationally 7% this year and 24% over the last five years. 10 states this year saw double-digit wage increases. the department of labor has passed a new rule that will bring higher wages and more complexity to the h-2a program, adding fuel to the fire. allow me to share some impacts to our firm. -- farm. we just increased 14%, which will result in a $2.6 million payroll increase. it will raise the cost of our peaches 5%. this is what we call food inflation. the problematic wage rule will drive her wages up another 10-15%, adding another $2 million to our payroll. we will have to hire two full-time employees just to implement the new rule. and we are very concerned about the liability of this new rule as it is very vague as to how it will be applied. with these changes, we are finding it difficult to understand if we can remain profitable. the adverse effect of the wage rate was designed to make sure we protect domestic workers from foreign workers coming in and lowering wages. but yet we have less th

the payments are the result of a civil lawsuit brought by the us labor department, which accused walkeriating against a former employee. that former employee alleged walker owed him a final check for $915, which walker paid in the form of oiled pennies dumped in the man's driveway, included with the penny pile was a pay stub signed with an expletive. a couple in los angeles is now trying to figure out what to do with $10,000 in pennies. the pennies were found stashed in the basement of a late relative's home. the cash, which is made up of nearly 1 million pennies, is causing quite the hassle as banks say it's simply too much to cash in. so they're selling the collection online. but so far no takers. turning now to sports focus in a sport that you might not be familiar with, combat robotics. there are two organizations at uc berkeley that build the robots, and they compete nationally thanks to sponsors, including the national havoc robot league, the organization recently awarded each group $10,000 grants to help them with travel as well as competition. ktvu alice wertz reports. we want t

department of labor. despite the numerous shortcomings farmers have no other optionle but each of the department of labor seems intent in making it harder and harder to use the program. in the event there is lingering doubt whether there is from jobs, view statistics will make this clear. 2022 from the submitted 18000 applications for certification of about 370,000 positions. these were advertised nationwide and job qualification. 300 u.s. workers except these positions. thus not 1%, it's not one half of 1%, it's 61 hundreds available farmworker openings by u.s. workers. for every 10000 farmworker job openings, just six are u.s. workers. not for thehe faint of heart evn for a government administered program causing difficulties are legendary. over the past five years they've increased rates 25%. averageby wages more than $15 an hour in washington and oregon $18 an hour in california is $18.65. farmers must provide employees rehousing and free daily transportation, benefits of no other employer. farmers also pay expenses of workers and traveling to the united states each year. despite the lack of workers willing to perform the work in the last and despite

of human trafficking that's according to the us state department. the latest annual report provides an overview of the state of smuggling, forced labor and exploitation of young people. world wide, logical haine has more. every year, the real estate department releases a report taking a look at how countries across the world are doing when it comes to living up to the treaties that many of sign to come back, human trafficking entities, lincoln, the secretary of state unveiled the reports saying, right now just this year, within 27000000 people have been traffic. this report also puts a big focus on what's happening to young boys and men. and they say since 2004 to 2020, the number of men and boys being traffic has gone up 5 full. now, they also brought people into the audience onto the stage who are working despite the human traffic in, again, all over the world. and those stories the, we're able to really bring the cost of what is in these numbers into the room. i also stand before you on behalf of millions of african women whose bodies have been legislated upon weaponized, but especially on behalf of face a young nigerian woman whose last words to

of 2021. the labor department reports that us applicio 261,000 for the week, ending june 3rd. that's an increase of previous week. that could reflect an increase in layoffs across the country. but experts do say the numbers may be distorted by the three day memorial day weekend. and they also say they want to wait to see next week's numbers before drawing any conclusions. a form of market based economies is warning about a long economic global recovery because of downturns in world events. the organization for economic cooperation and development says factors in a slow rebuild include the russia-ukraine war, the covid 19 pandemic, chronic inflation and rising interest rates. the group says 2023 is global economic growth is just 2.7. that's the lowest since 2008. next year's growth rate is expected to be only 2.9% before the pandemic. the seven year average of growth was at 3.4. higher interest rates could slow the growth even more. google is mandating its workers be in the office at least three days a week for more than a year. google has asked workers to come to the office thr

but the update by the us labor department also showed that prices in many parts of the economy are stills seeking interpol�*s helpin tracking down help in tracking down a new york—based comedian who made a joke about the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370. the comedianjocelyn chia, who was born in singapore, made what she intended to be humorous remarks about the airliner which disapeared in 2014. these were posted online and have led to a backlash in malaysia. the acclaimed american author cormac mccarthy has died at the age of 89. many of his dark and often violent novels focused on life on the frontier in the us south—west. his best known works include "all the pretty horses", "no country for old men" and "the road" — all of which were made into films. (audio tag) a developing story in the uk — police in nottinghum say they're working to establish the motive for the attack which left three people dead and three others wounded. two 19—year—old students and a man in his 50s were stabbed to death. a 31—year—old man has been arrested. 0ur midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. pol

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secretary su: i think it makes sense for the department of labor to help support entrepreneurs, people who want to use their innovation -- mrs. mcclain: i'll take that as a yes. highlight your record and try to understand then why president biden thinks you are the best option as the next secretary of labor with yes on my last three questions. as the secretary of labor in california you oversaw the highly controversial a.b.5 that reclassified every independent contractor, very entrepreneurial in spirit, in the state, and effectively killed off the gig economy in california. if you are confirmed as secretary of labor, will you demand that congress pass a similar bill to kill off independent contractors? secretary su: thank you for that question. i would dispute that the gig economy has been killed off in california. mrs. mcclain: if you are confirmed as the secretary of labor, will you demand congress pass a similar bill to kill off independent contractor and independent contractor status? secretary su: i will not do. mrs. mcclain: we are on the roll. do you believe the death of the gig industry is a p

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a recent us labor department study finds the number of workers at most us coffee shops and restaurantsa south bay animal shelters at capacity and animals are being turned away. ktab's bailey o'carroll gives us a look at the current conditions and what we can all do to help. capacity has reached critical levels here. so much so that these kittens are being housed here in the middle of the lobby somewhere. they are not normally held. i've been here since the shelter opened in 2004, and i have not seen the population this high. normally the san jose animal service and care center cares for between 400 and 500 animals. right now. they're caring for over 800. majority of those are kittens like this. the shelter here is so overcrowded that they have already started turning away some animals and have resorted to only intaking animals who are sick, injured or aggressive. we are at capacity. we need to make room for the dogs, cats and other pets that need our help. shelter overcrowding is affecting states and cities all over the country. many of it stemming back to the same reason. one of the r

well, it's all in connection to what the labor department is calling, quote, among shameful of corrupt actions. employers have used against employees. newsnation's caprio. explain explains how the restaurant owners used a fake priest to scare workers into making confessions. >> and listed an alleged priest to hear employees confessions about workplace issues just to get the the owners of tech got a located in and around sacramento, california brought a fake priest into their restaurants, offering employees a chance to confess their sins. one employee said they were asked questions like have they stolen from the employer been late for work, done anything to harm their employer or had bad intentions toward their employer. i mean, you have. >> a number of workers may be threatened, they're threatened by their immigration status. there likely catholic and to bring in a priest. it just brings it you know, anything that we can really imagine in the united states. it's considered a felony to impersonate a member of the clergy. the sacramento archdiocese says they've investigated and quote, we are completely confident he

monday, did announced that it would direct agencies to crack down on the use of child labor was part of the new initiative the department of later will initiate and enforce penalties on the unscrupulous employers and make criminal referrals as needed. the department of labor is also going to lead an inter agency task force to combat child labor exploitation. my question is, will the department of justice be coordinating with the department of labor on criminal referrals and, possibly, join this inter agency task force? >> of course, i read the same article that you are talking about. i was horrified by the reporting. our criminal division, our civil rights division, are reaching out to the labor department, h h s, to try to be of assistance as much as possible. there are only a limited number of criminal statutes that would apply. i would point out that we do have a forced labor task force which has been very active, in. general include problems with respect to children. i met with them just yesterday. they overshadowed me that they would be reaching out, as well. >> i look forward to following up on that. i also can't

of human trafficking and that's according to the us state department. their latest annual report provides an overview of the state of smuggling, forced labor and exploitation of young people. world wide particle haine has more. every year, the state department releases a report taking a look at how countries across the world are doing when it comes to living up to the treaties that many of sign to come back. human trafficking entity blinking, the us secretary of state unveiled the report saying, right now, just this year, more than 27000000 people have been traffic. this report also puts a big focus on what's happening to young boys and men. and they say since 2004 to 2020, the number of men and boys being traffic has gone up 5 full. now. they also brought people into the audience onto the stage who are working just fine to human traffic in again, all over the world. and those stories, they were able to really bring the cost of what is in these numbers into the room. i also stand before you on behalf of millions of african women whose bodies have been legislated upon weaponized, but especially on behalf of faith, a young nigerian woman whose last words to

administration announced that it will direct agencies to crack down on the use of child labor as part of the new initiative into the department of labor, we will investigate penalties on these employers and make criminal referrals as needed. the department of labor is also a task force to combat child labor exploitation, my question is, will the department of justice be coordinating with the department of labor on criminal referrals, and possibly join this task force? >> of course i read the same article you are talking about, and i was horrified by the reporting. our criminal division and our civil rights division are reaching out to the labor department, to try to be of assistance as much as possible. there is only a limited number of criminal statutes that would apply. i would point out that we have a forced labor task force, which has been a very active in general. it includes problems with respect children, and i met with them yesterday and they assured me they would be reaching out as well. >> i look forward to following up on that. but i also can't help but acknowledge some of the dynamics that lead to these situations

labor scheme using the lemonade stand as your vehicle. these kids are not in sweat shops, they are greeting; correct? >> that is correct. >> todd: what was your reaction when the department ofor called you? >> needless to say, i was very shocked. and saddened by the fact that anyone found wrong in what i was trying to do. i was trying to do a good thing and give back to my community. to find out someone thought i was trying to labor minors, it was unreal. >> todd: cam, why did you start this lemonade stand in the first place? >> i asked my mom to go to disney world. >> todd: literally, you started it so you could go to disney world to make some money. what did you think when you heard somebody wanted to shut your stand down, cam? >> i got sad. >> todd: i'd be sad, too. i'd be another emotion. crystal, do you have any idea who reported you? >> i don't. first thing that comes to mind, who could dislike us that much to go that far and i have no idea. i'm sure that whomever did it is pretty -- right about now. >> todd: what is your message to them? >> thank you. because of that person, it had the opposite effect of what they were trying to do. it propelled us quicker in our end

governmental agency that interfaces with any kind of industry or employer that is using migrant workers. >> i think that's the role for the department of labor. that's what the department of labor should be doing and should be resourced to do. >> the other problem, and judge lung, you mentioned the different states and all these other organizations, and i'm glad that we are seeing a multistate approach to it. on the other hand, it seems in many ways it needs to be centralized because i am from pennsylvania. i have some knowledge of what's happening in pennsylvania to combat this problem, but if i heard from somebody in another state about a human trafficking problem i'm not sure i would know where to direct, make it my business to find out where. i mean i would be interested to hear from you, judge, about how you feel about the decentralization of these kinds of services. >> i'll start with acknowledging under the obama administration there was the national committee on the sex trafficking of children and youth in the united states, and i was honored to be a member of that committee. they tasked us with this impossible challenge that we acco

this morning show the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits last week rose to its highest level since october 20th, 21. the labor department reports that usons for jobless claims were 261,000 for the week ending june third, an increase of 28,000 from the previous week. that could reflect an increase in layoffs across the country. but experts say the numbers may be distorted by three day memorial day holiday. so they will wait to see next week's numbers before drawing any conclusion, as a recent employ are leading the us job market recovery 25 to 54 reached an all timemen drf the workforce or lost their jobs due to the covid pandemic. many women who left jobs then came back say it hasn't been easy. it's no secret that your prime earning years, at least in the business world, are women's prime childbearing years. and then the pandemic hit. you know, i found a nanny. she got covid. i found another nanny. she didn't show. all of a sudden, all the daycare shut down data also show there were 1.8 job openings for every jobless person in april, giving some women leverage to negotiate more flexible work schedules. whether you have modest assets or

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well, it is in connection to what the labor department is calling, quote, among shameless of corrupt actions. employers have usedgainst employees. newsnation's alex cover real explains how restaurant owners used a fake priest to try to scare workers into making confessions. >> and listed an alleged priest to hear employees confessions about workplace issues just to get the the owners of tech got a located in and around sacramento, california brought a fake priest into their restaurants, offering employees a chance to confess their sins. one employee said they were asked questions like have they stolen from the employer been late for work, done anything to harm their employer or had bad intentions toward their employer. i mean, you have. >> a number of workers may be threatened, they're threatened by their immigration status. there likely catholic and to bring in a priest. it just brings it you know, anything that we can really imagine in the united states. it's considered a felony to impersonate a member of the clergy. the sacramento archdiocese says they've investigated and quote, we are completely confident he

department of labor. u.s. employers add third down 339,000 jobs in the month of may. that doubled the number predicted by analysts. unemployment rate taking 3.7%. joining usorter, unemployment taken up as well. take us through it and what it means. >> there are a lot of numbers to unpack. let's rehash what we're looking at. 339,000, that's how many jobs were added in may. interestingly, above the pace of 294,000 that we saw in the month of april. but as you noted, the unemployment rate actually went up to 3.7% from 3.4% in the prior month. how do the things square? why is it that we saw this big number but the unemployment rate went up. they come from different surveys. the unemployment rate is those working or not working. they ring people's houses, what is the status of your employment? but this number comes from a establishment survey. they interview potential hirers and companies over how many people they staffed over may. that may explain the discrepancies. they're trying to figure out why there is such a big gap there. interesting to see that on the top line. again, a lot of jobs added in may. >> okay. jerome powell, take a look at. this that is alw

using migrant child labor. julia ainsley reports. >> reporter: these are some of the migrant children federal officials found illegally working in a slaughterhouse raising questions about child labor in america tonight, nbc news learning the departmentf homeland security, justice department, as well as white house officials are now examining companies in the meatpacking and produce industries, who allegedly hired guatemalan children in at least 11 states, now adding locations in virginia, north carolina, and florida to the list of those already under scrutiny according to two u.s. officials. we first brought you this story earlier this year of more than 100 undocumented children, who federal investigators say were hired to clean slaughterhouses in the dead of night, many desperate for a paycheck to send to family back home >> if you mess up, you get treated like an adult, which none of these kids have the maturity to handle that emotional stress. >> reporter: in the last two years, border officials have released more than 260,000 unaccompanied minors into the u.s. almost half of them from guatemala migrant advocates say penalties against companies who are hiring minors are not tough enough to keep it from happening. >> i think rampi

of our us economy. the labor department's hiring number says the jobs market hired some 339,000 workers in may.t's an increase from the 294,000 jobs that were added in april. new data shows professional and business services at at the most may, jobs was 64,000. new hires. government was the second largest hiring sector that includes jobs in local and state government and education. health care providers followed suit, third largest hiring area for the month of may and leisure and hospitality continues to get back on its feet after the pandemic with some 48,000 new workers. for many young people, summer vacation has already started and business owners are looking for them to fill summer job openings. some of the places that are still looking for more help this time of year are amusement parks, beach businesses and restaurants. in many states, work rules have changed, so younger people can work, and those who are already 16 can work longer hours. definitely helps because we have a long operational hours from the water park to the pier. so it helps that we can make those 16 year olds that we do ha

a recent us labor department study found the number of workers at most us coffee shops and restaurantse pandemic levels. share apps and delivery companies may have to reimburse california gig workers millions of dollars for unpaid vehicle expenses between 2022 and 2023. now, the back payments are a result of prop 22. drivers should have seen an increase this year in mileage reimbursement, but that did not happen, although not every driver will receive that back pay. some who mainly drive for uber eats or doordash and rely on tips may see the payments reflected in their accounts. san francisco will raise its new pride flag today. it will happen at the intersection of marketing castro streets at 130 this afternoon as part of the city's pride month celebrations, san francisco's official pride flag is frequently replaced due to damage from the elements. many leaders around the bay area are standing in solidarity with the lgbtq community. we will continue to advocate for visibility, inclusion and representation and belonging for lgbtqia plus community members. somewhere out there right now

us from childhood called the war with the dnieper today sounds ominous. this river has been a literary and movie hero many, many times, a symbol of boundless expanses and nostalgia for the departed feat of arms and labor accomplishments of a carefree childhood, and the disturbing youth today personifies the human tragedy of the destruction of kakhovka. the hydroelectric power plant hit the inhabitants of both banks, long-term consequences. any fighting, especially protracted and fierce ones, has its own logic to be evaluated. excellent one that is usually guided by peaceful life and priorities change places. sometimes diametrically. it's inevitable. the main thing is not to forget. in fact, it’s so abnormal and the goal is to eventually put everything back from head to foot, and not vice versa. in january last year, an article appeared on the website of the us military academy west point, which described the bombing of the syrian dam with a sneaker phrase in march 2017. its author, law professor michael schmidt, discusses the legality and expediency of an attack on civilian infrastructure in a wartime platinum sneaker was included in list of objects to bomb, which it was forbidden due to the high prob

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labor market have set off alarms on the streets of frankfurt. thank you for joining us. turning over to the u.s., bloomberg has learned u.s. justice department and fcc are probing goldman sachs and its role over svb's collapse. thank you, john, for staying up late in d.c. what do we know about these investigations? >> not a lot at this point. this inquiry has to do with the final days of svb when it was in crisis. apparently, svb sold securities to goleman sachs at a loss, and asked goldman to help raise funds to stave off the collapse. obviously that did not work. it is not clear if goldman is accused of wrongdoing. oldman says it is cooperating with the investigation. -- goldman says it is cooperating with the investigation. it shows you all these months later how this event continues to reverberate well beyond the banking industry. dani: and to that point, one of the hot topics at some of the senate and house hearings was pay for executives. we know pay for executives that failed banks is a subject of the bill. what is being debated? john: two senators on the banking committee, sherrod brown and tim scott, who is running for president on

of other departments like custodial services. we use real estate for custodial services, and that's labor driven so major part of our and of course, utilities public utilities commission has raised their prices. so do i see that that that makes sense everyone's experiencing that there's been negotiated salary increases, but there's also hiring of new positions. correct no, these are backfill of vacancies. we haven't added any positions. i'm not saying you're adding, but you're hiring two vacant positions, and a lot of other departments are having their their vacant positions cut. we are putting five of our vacant positions in nutrition to save, um for budgetary reductions, but we are only a 70 person department and we basically need every person on board to be able to run the buildings that we manage i under . i understand, but you are feeling empty positions. correct that's my only point. yes, sir. yeah how many of that because i'm looking at it. now we will be filling three more before the end of the calendar year. so i see vacancy backfield, attrition . so the attrition you're letting go of backfill is hiring as well right? ye

department's office of student supports and organizational effectiveness. ms. russell-tucker, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. good morning, chairman sanders, ranking member cassidy, , and members of the senate committee on health education labor and pension. i am charlene russell-tucker come commissioner of education and connecticut. i am honored to share critical information regarding the youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to supporton the needs of students. my big audacious goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a court need a sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive behavioral mental health services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general murthy mention an associate of connecticut connecticut high school students confirms our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad hopeless, and that the mental health was not good, most or all of the time. most concern is 14% said they are seriously considered suicide, and 6% actually attempted suicide. these data highlight the immense need to address student wellness and underscore the action at federal, state and local public or effective solution our team to stakeholders incl

of religious impersonation being used to steal from workers. this guy had taken $140,000 in wages and tips from his workers. the labor department shame on them. >> if he changed his gender maybe he wouldn't have liability anymore. thank you. tomorrow night florida governor ron desantis joins us here exclusively. tune in. have a great evening. sean "hannity" is next with his town hall with senator scott. >>> welcome to "hannity". tonight we are in beautiful myrtle beach south carolina. we have a massive crowd here tonight. great to see you all. thank you all for coming. in just a moment 2024 presidential candidate senator tim scott will join us for our townhall. but first, big news today. your federal government has betrayed you. it's a