Pace, top corporate boards in the u.s. might not represent the nation s population until the year 2060. here to explain, maggie mcgrath and huma abedin. what did the study find? the big top line number is 44.7%. that is the percent of women currently serving on america s corporate boards. it s the highest ever rate up from 38% just three years ago. that s some of the good news. if you break out the number of women across all ethnic groups, we get a rate of 30.4%, a little under a third up from 26.5% three years ago. when you look at women of color,
Nonessential, they have to request it from a kiosk and an authorized personnel will have to get that for them. while some customers say it treats them like criminals, others welcomed it. you walk in and it s just th state of things frisky having t deal with shoplifting is the hardest thing because the talen is your job versus your safety. to get much of that theft has been brazen and caught on camer and it s casting big time. organized retail crime rose by an average of 26.5 percent and 2021 according to the national retail federation one national retailer told the organization they expect the impact to be close to half a billion dollars this year alone consumers are also feeling the effects at brand-new survey from the national retail federation was 75 percent of customers said they have shopped in the store with locked items and another 5 and the courts have been too
And the main reason, if you ask nonvoters why they didn t vote, the number one reason they gave, 26.5% of them said is because of they re too busy or conflicts with work or school. and so we all owe it to those voters to not make them choose because getting paid to work or voting. right. to not have to make those choices. and there is a lot that corporate america can do. there is a lot that democrats can do. there is a lot that the media can do to sort of alleviate that tension. because for many voters, these voter suppression laws the 26%. they re there for the 26%. so when you make a polling location a little further, when you make the long lines a little bit longer, what you re doing is making that 26%. you re giving them a permission structure to keep doing what they re doing, which republicans want. correct. i want to put this on paper, because i keep threatening to do this now that i have you at the table.
In the first place we think it has something to do with the fact that not all stargassum is the same. reporter: the seaweed is already invading hot spots, from the keys to miami beach, creating an increasingly ugly and nasty-smelling mess what we ve already witnessed on the shores of florida, is that the tip of the ice? i think it s just beginning. we probably have months worth of that coming. reporter: researchers still don t know what s fueling this unprecedented growth, but to get answers, they re collecting three different types. these are some of the best clumps we ve had all day. reporter: and measuring factors like salt content. it looks great. it s 37.9 parts per thousand and 26.5 celsius. reporter: water temperature and other conditions that might explain why it s exploded in size to 13 million tons of the algae. right now we re about six miles offshore from florida. look over my shoulder at blankets of stargassum
The internet makes it so much easier to resell them that it incentivize people to engage in organized retail crime. about 45% of the items we take our resold through online marketplaces. take a look at these statistics from the new study. here in the regular organized retail crime incidents are up 26.5% year over year. what are they stealing? mostly electronics and luxury goods. that is because of the high resale value. the big apple where a number of rite aids had been forced to close, a spokesperson tells us, we are seeing a higher level of recent shoplifting and organized retail crime. are organized retail crime team has partner with local police precinct on approaches to mitigate this criminal activity and help make arrests. and then th there is this frightening warning from the study.