just about every district in this country. reporter: the superintendent also believes that when they come to an agreement, the rest of the nation will use it as an example. i believe it will be precedent setting for the country. i ll take pride in it, as will the union. for these are some of the lowest wage earners in our community. reporter: both sides worry about the students who may suffer greatly from school closures. once you re forced to shut down a school, you eliminate some of the protections and rights children have. the right to food. the right to health. the right to social and emotional support. the right to mental support. the right to have their disabilities addressed in an adequate way. reporter: but the union believes people like jose need to make more money. it s a struggle. it s hard. you know, sometimes i m thinking to myself lord, if i m going to make it another day, help. reporter: in the end, they say higher salaries for who
take pride as will the union these are some of the lowest wage earners in the community. both sides we re about the students who may suffer greatly from school closures. once forced to shut down a school, you eliminate some of the protections and rights that children have. the right to food, right to health, the right to social and emotional support, mental support, the right to have their disabilities addressed in an adequate way but the unions believe they need to make more money. it s a struggle. it s hard. sometimes like i m thinking to myself, lord am i going to make another day? because in the end, they say higher salaries for school workers will lead to better schools and better education. and salary negotiations are going to take place behind the scenes but if they don t come to an agreement, the union says because this strike is not about the money, then there could be
that union doesn t include teachers but the l.a. teachers union has pledged not to cross picket lines joining me right now from los angeles is niella charles. does this mean schools will close next week and where do negotiations stand reporter: the district says it s likely schools will close during the proposed strike because the teachers union will be honoring the strike by not going into school. those education workers are the low wage earners within the school, the cafeteria workers, the school bus drivers and also the janitors, but they say they re demanding wage increase of about 30% and also benefits and they re pointing to the district s about $5 billion budget reserve in order to do that but the superintendent in a statement to parents said this in response to that. ultimately, we must do what is in the best interest of our students, as well as our workforce, which includes exercising fiscal responsibility now, we did speak to the president of the nation s second
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$80,000. maybe those would be favored persons, justice gorsuch is talking about it. those families are in the bottom 60% of wage earners. but it is also true that the cost of college has been on the rise for decades now for every one. an average earnings for young adults in their twenties have failed dramatically to keep up. it is also true that united states total student debt has been rising for decades and currently tops 1.7 trillion dollars. at this rate, experts expect it to pass three trillion by 2035, which is just a massive volume of national debt and it s something that impacts the entire country. and the biden administration officials have been warning that some of the reasons they launched this debt forgiveness plan was to address the growing debt crisis and to reduce the likelihood that about 18 million borrowers at risk of defaulting on their loans, to reduce the chance that those borrowers actually fail to make their payments. because what would a default of