midwest and south, devastated by a catastrophic tornadoes will have almost no time to recover before another round of dangerous storms takes aim at those hard hit areas. at least 70 million people are under threat for severe storms today from michigan all the way to texas. now we re getting the latest read on the state of the economy this morning, the government is reporting that there are 9.9 million job openings, and that was in february. that is a drop from the prior month, but it s still about two jobs for every one person a sign that the labor market is still very much hot. cnn s vanessa markovich joins me now, with more details on this report. so many job openings still vanessa, it says. what still, it says that we re moving in the right direction. but there s still more work for the federal reserve to do 9.9 million open jobs in february. that s down from 10.6 million in january, but it s not quite where we were pre pandemic. we want to be closer to that
hiring the most qualified two candidates. laura: adam, that s just more of bean counting instead of talking about merritt and who cares about what your gender is. there you have it again, political propaganda in the schools. you have the newsoms, it is the super bowl of corruption. we re used to politicians done dipping on the tax payer dime but this isn t double tipping, this is quadruple dipping. the newsoms have monetized state venders for $10.6 million worth of campaign donations while he was soliciting state venders for campaign cash, his wife was soliciting state vendors for five and six figure contributions to her nonprofit. they create the films. they are licensed to the public schools. gavin newsom as the governor and the state legislature appropriates the funds for those public schools but newsom, the
the committee the can access it as well. , ., well. why has social care and seemingly well. why has social care and seemingly ignored well. why has social care and seemingly ignored by - well. why has social care and - seemingly ignored by government after government. we have an ageing population, we know that the nhs is under stress. why can you explain has this not been looked at? tt is has this not been looked at? it is an absolute has this not been looked at? tit 3 an absolute mistreatment to me. i was really interested when the prime minister talked about his pledges and he talked about the issues around the values of the things that were important to voters. there are 10.6 million people who are unpaid carers in this country. there are over 1.5 million people who work in social care and millions of people who receive social care so this is actually people s priorities. i think the reason why it does not get recognised in the same way is that we do not value the people that
that the government plans would rip up that the government plans would rip up international law and urged the government to look for solutions. the uk energy regulator 0fgem says thousands of customers were provided with an unacceptable service following storm arwen, last november. 4,000 households were left without power for more than a week in the aftermath of the storm. three network providers will now need to pay an extra £10.6 million in redress payments to the affected communities on top of the 30 million they ve already paid out. but the fact of the matter is, that network companies were not ready for this. there are lots of things they need improve the resilience of the network, to make sure that people are restored quickly and to make sure principally people are communicated to around what is going to happen to them. this report sets out clear actions with deadlines, and says to the network companies you need to pay back £44 million to those customers and communities tha
average ceo made $10.6 million a year, the average low wage worker took home just under $24,000. the ips report called out big box retailers specifically for spending enormous sums on buybacks while cutting median worker pay. and the point there is that even in many of those low wage industries they saw the biggest pay increases during the pandemic, right? but the ceos saw even bigger pay increases. the gulf there is just stark when you see it laid out. when times are good, ceo pay raises faster than everybody else. when times are bad, ceo pay raises faster than anyone else. i sense a pattern. coming up, the team just sold. and cnn literally in the trenches on ukraine s southern front. to be clear, we have never been accused . we re going to go now. come on. may i?i? we re definitely not lit. i mean seriously, wewe named ourselves booking.cm