plus, thought-provoking exhibits and crowd-pleasing shows. a preview of arts events in the bay area this fall. good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i m t huh i m thuy vu. tonight governor brown and his republican opponent, neel flaws of neil kashkari held a spirited debate. the only one brown has agreed to before the november 4th election. the candidates clashed over jobs, education, and high-speed rail. here s a fiery exchange over a recent court case regarding teacher tenure. failing schools, you had a choice between fighting for the civil rights of poor kids and fighting for the union bosses who funded your campaigns. you sided with the union bosses. should be ashamed of yourself, governor. i m going to fight for the kids. i m going to fight for that makes no sense at all. that is so false. it s so false it s absolutely true, governor. it s gentlemen? gentlemen? i don t think we re going to i don t think we re going to agree. joining me
we have a special report on influencers being offered thousands for sex . we ll be getting the inside track on a business brainwave that aims to use tech to reduce healthcare waiting times. today is said to be #bluemonday the gloomiest day of the year but what do you do to lift your mood when you get the blues? let us know just use the hashtag bbcworklife. hello and welcome to worklife. we start with new research that shows those who carry out care work are not being adequately reward for their time. oxfam says it s a situation which exacerbates the gap between rich and poor, and that extreme inequality is trapping millions of people in poverty around the world. oxfam says that although estimates of the wealth of the world s poorest have been revised upwards this year, half the world s population continue to live on less than $5.50 a day, and women in particular get a raw deal. it says women and girls are putting in 12.5 billion hours of unpaid care work globally every
shares rose afer a report said the electric car firm was undervalued. and the uk s aviation industry is promising to reduce its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050. and we ll be getting the inside track on books for schools that aim to break the stigma and raise awareness of autism and special educational needs through education. today, we want to know how do you limit the amount of time children and young people spend on smartphones. or is it part of growing up in the 21st century? tell us what you think just use the hashtag #bbcworklife. hello and welcome to worklife. a lot of you are getting in touch on twitter about whether you should even be trying to limit the technology or whether it actually helps children prepare for the skills they need in the workplace. we will come to that a bit later. we start with. .. advances in technology and the internet have for the most part made our lives easier. but for parents, it brings a whole new set of concerns. according to uk re
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