people need to understand that jobs in the service economy are underpaid whether you're a nurse or you're an airport security worker both of these groups deserve deserve a pay rise security stuff are striking for the third time in eight days their employers say that is disproportionate they are offering to raise the wages gradually over the next five years but that wouldn't be for all the twenty three thousand security workers a germany's airports. the director of the union is trying to use the strike to blackmail us people who have nothing to do with this are being held hostage them i want to emphasize that we are ready to talk and ready to go back to the negotiating table and it comes to work. the two sides have hardened their positions negotiations will continue after the end of tuesday's strike. while the german economy continues to grow but the own face enjoyed over the past few years is on the way in the us according to figures published by the federal office of statistics now overall in twenty eighteen the german economy expanded by one and a half a cent over the previous year mark

temporarily reopen federal agencies that had been closed for 35 days, leaving some 800,000 government workers underpaid and millions of americans without key services. let's look also at what is happening in the rest of the week on tuesday and wednesday, the us central bank, there is another round of negotiations with us and china. this time in washington, dc. can they come up with a solution to end they come up with a solution to end the trade war before the deadline at the trade war before the deadline at the beginning of march? we will find out at the end of the week. and the trade talks ironically coincides with the us to request the huawei cfo's extradition from canada. it has increased tensions between the country. we spoke with margaret and she spoke about how strategist and she spoke about how it has boosted pools. strategist and she spoke about how it has boosted poolsi strategist and she spoke about how it has boosted pools. i think it was a signalfor the a welcome signal for the reopening of the us all of the of the us government. all of the inflows will get their payback. i this will. a inf

underpaid.. and at times -- emotionally traumatized -- deadling with nearly 12-hundred cases a week. according to c- n-n: uber reached out.. saying the issues are not uncommon for quote: "fast-paced, crisis-related jobs involving tough issues." tonight: french regulators just slapped google with a multi-million dollar fine. 57-million dollars to be exact. it's the biggest penalty since the e-u's new privacy regulations went into effect last year. france's top data privacy agency says: google failed to tell new android users how their personal information is collected.. and what happens to it. in a statement google says it's "deeply committed" to transparency and is deciding "next steps." king tides flooded low-lying areas around the bay today. in alameda -- coast is usually clear. but you can see the surf came up past the rocks.. and onto the path. the extreme high tides began this weekend. down.. and uprooted a cottage! this 120-foot pine tree toppled over yesterday evening...in the backyard of

people need to understand that jobs in the service economy are underpaid whether you're a nurse or you're an airport security worker both of these groups deserve deserve a pay rise security stuff are striking for the third time in eight days their employers say that is disproportionate they are offering to raise the wages gradually over the next five years but that wouldn't be for all the twenty three thousand security workers a germany's airports. to do after the union is trying to use the strike to blackmail us people who have nothing to do with this are being held hostage of them i want to emphasize that we are ready to talk and ready to go back to the negotiating table in five minutes on those who took. the two sides have hardened their positions negotiations will continue after the end of tuesday's strong. well the german economy continues to grow but the only fits enjoyed over the past few years is on the way in the us according to figures published by the federal office of statistics now overall in twenty eighteen the german economy expanded by one of the hoffa sent over the previo

the us labor department says the software giant underpaid some women by as much as 20% or $37,000 compared to their male counterparts in 2016. >>> let's take a look at the big board right now and see how e teslas as patrol cars. fremont police are testing the on a used model as adding headlights and a partition. officers will start testing it in the coming weeks. police say a big draw to the kessler is the cars range on a full charge, 265 miles. origin -- the rocket company founded by amazon's jeff bezos. this was the company's 10-th test flight of its&-phydrogen-f. he roomy new >>> in west texas, a successful launch for blue morrison. this was the company's 10th test flight of its hydrogen fueled rocket. the room a new shepherd capsule is designed to carry half a dozen researchers and tours into space. the flights to n later this year. >>> me mo o and it was all caught on video. the volcano erupted yesterday evening in central mexico. the explosion caused lava and ashes dispute. this also shows a big smoke plume rising. no damage was reported but researchers with the mexican government wi

is underpaid because of this bill that they're all going to disappear although some. organism has all. of the country was one when the big beetle was introduced into lots of us this is. very clear to us and a sovereign not. a farm and something. we cannot accept this bill was in this bill there is a comic order was signed in nineteen if you write for hysterical someone when we are comic artist those liberal studies of our reserve and you want to learn muslim concerning islam by having students but after that when you want to move their bills react well it's not going to build what and are illegal what are you going to what i remember him doing you may be muslim we cannot accept this coming year bill and there are some innocuous cannot be the dumping ground for illegal bungler this is the business we let central government was. we got the memo that god i've got a mental. level committee to look into all of our medical and i'm. sure that shot somebody else not a challenge i hear you also saw a gash also he's not saying they could have done a dumping ground so daschle is

the 26 page memo says the special investigations unit is overworked, underpaid and emotionally traumatized dealing with over 1200 cases per week. uber responded and said they are not uncommon for the fast- paced and crisis issues. >>> google received a fine of $57 million, the biggest penalty since the new eu privacy regulations went into effect. google failed to tell users how the personal information is collected and what happens to it, and google says they are deeply committed to transparency and deciding on the next steps. >>> the stunning photos are glimpse into the extreme cold sweeping across the world with the weather blamed for seven guests -- disco in the midwest and across the east. >> reporter: kids skating and playing ice hockey in the driveway, one part of the billowing snow blanketing parts of the u.s.. more than one quarter of the country started the week off below 10 degrees. >> today i have on two jackets and 20, three shirts and two pairs of pants. >> reporter: these firefighters like these in indiana are facing additional hazards with the air so cold it is causing the w

the redwood shores company underpaid thousands of female, black and asian employees by more than $400 million in total. no comment from oracle. oracle's run by a woman, and a man, they're co-ceos, though if you google who is the ceo of oracle, you get the man's bio. >>> target is adding apple pay, so too are taco bell and half a dozen other stores, meaning three-quarters of all major chains that take apple pay where you just tap your phone to check out. cvs joined recently but you'll still get that massive paper receipts there. 150 million americans play video games. that estimate may be a bit low considering 200 million people alone play fortnite, though that number is worldwide on fortnite. 150 million americans is amazing, nearly half of the entire company's population. >>> a santa clara company will start testing a mobile market in boston. it's not robotic. the little car is driven by somebody remotely. "the boston globe" points out that may not actually be legal in massachusetts. it has all kinds of interesting things in it. when i was a kid they had an ice cream truck, now appar

the 26 page memo says that the special investigations unit is also overworked and underpaid and at times emotionally traumatized, dealing with nearly 1200 cases. uber reached out and said that this is not uncommon for fast- paced jobs, involving tough issues. >>> today regulators slapped google with a multimillion dollar fine. it is the biggest penalty since the eu new privacy regulations went into effect last year. they say that google failed to tell new android users how information is being collected. and what happens to the information. in a statement google says that is deeply committed to transparency and is deciding its next steps. >>> king tides a flooded low- lying areas around the bay today. you can actually see the surf came up past the rocks. the extreme high tides began this weekend. in the east bay, a giant tree came crashing down and uprooted a cottage. this 120 foot pine tree toppled over in the backyard of an oakland home. it came inches away from falling on the house. crews were there today to chop up the tree and safely remove it. homeowners say that the tree has been

they believe oracle underpaid thousands of female, black and asian employees collectively by more than $400 million. it's still not clear whatpenalt have to pay. >> four of the nation's largest banks stepping up to ensure that pg&e will continue to run smoothly through bankruptcy. securing nearly $6 billion in loans. without the financing, pg&e could have major money problems. governor newsom yesterday nominated a new commissioner along with three people for the state's new commission assigned to assess and distribute wildfire costs. >>> berkeley city council members taking a step to do something about its disposable waste problem, voting unanimously to pass this cents for each disposable cup they use. some say it has to be done. >> it's two-thirds of our street litter in the bay area and it causes significanment. >> some bes it comes at a bad time now that the minimum wage has been increased to $1 i5 one more vote. the plan is set to go into effect january 2020. >>> much more ahead teenager at the center of a viral video speaking out. what he's saying in an exclusive interview about t

oracle allegedly underpaid female, black, and asian employees by as much as 25% for similar work done by white men. oracle declined to comment. >>> "stars and stripes" reports the supreme court ruled in favor of the trump administration's ban on transgender people from serving in the military while lower court challenges continue. in a 5-4 ruling, the high court reversed lower court decisions preventing the pentagon from implementing the ban. the supreme court's decision reverses an obama-era policy on transgender people serving in the military. the defense department said the ruling impacts transgender people who want to enlist and does not affect current service members. >>> and "the san diego union tribune" reports tiger woods showed a rare glimpse of emotion yesterday when he talked about his comeback year in 2018. woods is in san diego preparing for tomorrow's start of the farmers insurance open at torrey pines. he finished 23rd last year, coming off a fourth back surgery. the last one to fuse his lower spine. this will be his first pga tour event since winning the tour champions

the agency says that workers were underpaid $400 million. go to our twitter feed for more on the full details. we'll have more local news for you coming up in an hour. fooledd fridge. our consumer team helps him handle the issue. plus: san jose hosts the n-h-l all-star game this weekend. but for sharks fans--the fun starts now! where you can find all the fun- for free! join us tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in the old gokart racer building. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome to the th

them and us, it's to do with us being able to fix our own problems, you know, our nhs, ourteachers are underpaid, overworked, everything's stretching at the seams, and i believe that we put so much money into the eu, and we are propping up other countries when we need to really fix our problems at home. i've worked in the health service for 40 years of my professional life. thank you for your service. so i feel... no, don't patronise me. no, that is not... is that patronising? i didn't mean it patronisingly! a little bit. i wasjust being nice. all right, 0k, thank you. the move to brexit is putting the health service under massive strain, and we have no way of training the number of doctors that we need in this country, or the number of nurses that we need in this country, and that's going to cost more than we can afford. but we can still have european and doctors and nurses come over... they're not coming, they're leaving, they're leaving. yeah, i understand that they're leaving, but once we're in control, we can invite them from all over the world, if we so need them. let me just take my own l

for far too long the educators of new mexico have been underpaid. on too many occasions, they have had to reach into their own pockets to purchase necessary supplies for their students. it will be different, starting now. we are going to raise our educators salary by 6% across the board. and to make sure that we've got equity, on top of that, we are going to raise the minimum salary for every level of educators by at least 10%. and we are putting the $5 million into a fund for teachers to purchase supplies for their classrooms, so that they no longer have to. [ cheers and applause ] we are raising deep principles we are raising the principles salaries. we will do this because we will no longer say that we value the professionals, we will show them. we need our educators. we know that this is a state that will support them and treat them with respect that they deserve and that they have always deserved. we need our diligent workers to know that the state recognizes the impact that they have on our children and on the future. so, ladies and gentlemen,

an internal memo from uber says the people tasked with investigating safe issues are overworked, underpaid and at times ... traumatized. we're talking about uber's special investigations unit. it handles more than one thousand cases a week... from criminal misconduct... to car crashes and deaths. but most of the cases it invetigates involve sexual assaults and rape by uber drivers. a cnn investigation found more than 100 documented cases... but inside sources say the true number of reported rapes is much higher. another cnn report found thousands of convicted criminals and sex offenders who were approved to drive for uber. of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of them were found to be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or false. ( james ) the clean-up begins for north bay businesses that were hit by king tides. in these pictures ... water was pushing into low lying roads and parking lots in mill valley. the unusually high tides happen because of a gravitational pull between the moon and the sun. a big concern many water front busineses ... is the threat of wa

he says they're demoralized, underworked and underpaid. a police officer went into bank and took a hostage, saying he wanted to it send a message. no one was hurt. i talked to 10 just this week who left the island and their families behind in search of better pay and benef don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in the old gokart racer building. >>> steve hartman with a story of a woman on a vision quest and the nosy local she met along the way. >> reporter: nancy able admits her maternal instinct may be a little over active. that is the excuse for nagging a hiker. that hiker was kathrina and al

an internal memo from uber says the people tasked with investigating safety issues are overworked, underpaid and at times ... traumatized. we're talking about uber's special investigations unit. it handles more than one thousand cases a week... from criminal misconduct... to car crashes and deaths. but most of the cases it invetigates involve sexual assaults and rape by uber drivers. a cnn investigation found more than 100 documented cases... but inside sources say the true number of reported rapes is much higher. another cnn report found thousands of convicted criminals and sex offenders who were approved to drive for uber. of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of them were found to be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or false. ( james ) the station broadcasting the super bowl has rejected a comercial that makes a case for medical have s suffering from different health issues. those peopple would then say that their lives were made better by medical marijuana. the company received a letter from the network saying that they were not accepting marijuana relate

/student: "i think it's a good idea because if they're getting underpaid, a lot of teachers have families and they can't support their family."> thanks sara. ( darya ) in southern california... the l-a teachers strike is expected to continue on its fifth day. the teachers union and the school district have re-started negotiations. the los angeles mayor has met with each sides of the strike, individually. 30-thousand teachers walked off the job this week. they're demanding smaller classes, more school staffing and higher teacher salaries. so far the district has lost 97 million district has lost 97 million dollars during the strike. that is based on daily attendance, as many students have been staying home during the ( darya ) the big story we're covering this morning... tesla announcing that it will cut its staff by 7%. that's a big hit to the bay area. the fremont plant employs about 10-thousand people.. employees were notified this morning by email about the company's plans. in the email tesla says it has a very difficult road ahead. in a memo posted on the company's website... tesla sa

them and us, it's to do with us being able to fix our own problems, you know, our nhs, ourteachers are underpaid, overworked, everything is stretching at the seams, and i believe that we put so much money into the eu, and we are propping up other countries when we need to really fix our problems at home. i've worked in the health service for 40 years of my professional life. thank you for your service. so i feel... no, don't patronise me. no, that is not... is that patronising? i didn't mean it patronisingly! i wasjust being nice. all right, 0k, thank you. the move to brexit is putting the health service under massive strain, and we have no way of training the number of doctors that we need in this country, or the number of nurses that we need in this country, and that is going to cost more than we can afford. but we can still have european and doctors and nurses come over... they're not coming, they're leaving, they're leaving. yeah, i understand that they're leaving, but once we're in control, we can invite them from all over the world we so need them. let me just take my own laboratory. my ow

an internal memo from uber says the people tasked with investigating safety issues are overworked, underpaid and at times ... traumatized. according to uber's special investigations unit handles more than one thousand cases a week. from criminal misconduct ... to car crashes and deaths. but most of the cases involve sexual assaults, sexual misconduct and rape by uber drivers. a cnn investigation found more than 100 documented cases.but sources say the true number of reported rapes to uber is much higher. another cnn report detailed thousands of convicted criminals, even sexual offenders, and felons-- who were approved to drive for uber. of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of those reports are found to be unrelated to uber, be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or fake. (james) in national headlines ... senate republicans say they are on track to introduce president trumps border security bill today. this as the government shutdown enters day 32. capitol bureau reporter mark meredith explains ... democrats do not expect the deal to work. nat: "it's a great day

we did not know the details because the bbc is extremely secretive on pay, but we knew we were underpaid, and i was determined at this point where i knew i would give the china job every last ounce of my skill and stamina, i knew i would do thatjob at least as well as any man. the corporation dealing with her grievance was increasingly shambolic. and she added she had been declined nearly £100,000 in back pay. her grilling went on for two and a half hours. when management emerged in the afternoon, the director general apologised for the situation. i am sorry it went to a grievance. i said up front at the beginning that i would very much like to resolve the case of carrie gracie with her. and i am sorry it has taken so long and sorry we are in this position, yes. he went on to explain for the first time in public why the bbc believe there is a hierarchy of roles among correspondents. the idea that every single editor home and abroad, iwould imagine, should be paid the same, i don't agree with. it should not be a matter of gender, completely agree. 0utrageouss if it was. but you have bala

we did not know the details because the bbc is extremely secretive on pay, but we knew we were underpaid, and i was determined at this point where i knew i would give the china job every last ounce of my skill and stamina, i knew i would do thatjob at least as well as any man. the corporation dealing with her grievance was increasingly shambolic. and she added she had been declined nearly £100,000 in back pay. her grilling went on for two and a half hours. when management emerged in the afternoon, the director general apologised for the situation. i am sorry. i am sorry it went to a grievance. i said up front at the beginning that i would very much like to resolve the case of carrie gracie with her. and i am sorry it has taken so long and sorry we are in this position, yes. he went on to explain for the first time in public why the bbc believe there is a hierarchy of roles among correspondents. the idea that every single editor home and abroad, iwould imagine, should be paid the same, i don't agree with. it should not be a matter of gender, completely agree. 0utrageouss if it was. but y

/student: "i think it's a good idea because if they're getting underpaid, a lot of teachers have families and they can't support their family.">( james ) teachers plan to meet at oakland tech at 8 this morning for a rally, followed by a march to the school district. the district says any educators who participate in today's sick out will not get paid or get a sick day. ( darya ) happening today ... a public funeral for the davis police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty.( james ) 22-year-old officer natalie corona was killed on january 10th ... after responding to a traffic accident in downtown davis. kron4's will tran is live at u-c davis where the public ceremony will take place. it is quiet now but in a few hours thousands will jamn into uc davis' arc pavilion to say goodbye to officer natalie corona the 22 year old took davis officer was killed last thursday night by a gunman while she was responding to a traffic accidentthe gunman eventually killed himself after a long stand off with policeall week vigils have been held throughout davis to remember corona who followe

/student: "i think it's a good idea because if they're getting underpaid, a lot of teachers have families and they can't support their family.">here at yline high school,students tell me their teachers plan to call out sick tomorrow. is a freshmen at skyline high..she supports her teachers who plan to call out and says some students may not show up to school. in a statement, the district's superintendent urges teachers not to engage in the illegal labor action..but acknowledges the teacher's concerns..believing that they deserve to be paid more than they currently are. ( darya ) in southern california... the l-a teachers strike is expected to continue on its fifth day. the teachers union and the school district have re-started negotiations. the los angeles

/student: "i think it's a good idea because if they're getting underpaid, a lot of teachers have families and they can't support their family.">( darya ) ( darya ) teachers plan to meet at oakland tech at 8 this morning for a rally, followed by a march to the school district. the district says any educators who participate in today's sick out will not get paid or get a sick day. ( darya ) in southern california... the l-a teachers strike is expected to continue on its fifth day. the teachers union and the school district have re-started negotiations. the los angeles mayor has met with each sides of the strike, individually. 30-thousand teachers walked off the job this week. they're demanding smaller classes, more school staffing and higher teacher salaries. so far the district has lost 97 million dollars during the strike. that is based on daily attendance, as many students have been staying home during the strike. ( james ) san francisco police say an increase in foot patrols is helping deter violent crimes and car burglaries. their 20-18 crime report shows an 18 percent drop in homicide

an internal memo from uber says the people tasked with investigating safety issues are overworked, underpaid and at times ... traumatized. according to uber's special investigations unit handles more than one thousand cases a week. from criminar crashes and deaths. but most of the cases involve sexual assaults, sexual misconduct and rape by uber drivers. a cnn investigation found more than 100 documented cases.but sources say the true number of reported rapes to uber is much higher. another cnn report detailed thousands of convicted criminals, even sexual offenders, and felons-- who were approved to drive for uber. of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of those reports are found to be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or fake. ( james) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... protestors are getting ready to hit the nation's capitol... as pg&e announces its new plans to prevent wildfires. ( james) plus... a new push to get paid parental leave in the state... as governor newsom hopes to extend the benefit. ( james) and.. an annual tradition is giving people a b

have an obvious reason is underpaid because of this bill and that they're all going to disappear although some. organism has all the. leverage of the country was one when the beetle was introduced into looks about this is. very clear to us and a sovereign not. a farm and that's something. we cannot accept this bill was in this bill there is a problem accord was signed in nineteen if you were for hysterical some woman comic artist those liberal studies are from reserve and you want to learn muslim because by having students but after that when you aren't going to move their bills react well well it's not going to build what and are illegal what are you going to what i remember him doing you may be muslim we cannot accept this coming years bill and there are some innocuous cannot be the dumping ground for illegal bungler this is the business we let central government was. we got the memo that god and the governmental. level committee to look into that law takes all of our medical i'm. sure that should all the money a lot of damage i hear you also to a gash also he's not saying they could ha

between 2013, and the 20 16th that resulted in more than 60,000 female and nonwhite employees being underpaid by $400 million. according to the filing, oracle suppressed starting salaries of her workers. the complaint also says that oracle destroyed records relating to the hiring process. so far, a comment from oracle. is >>> new study looks at age in the workplace and finds older women may have an advantage over older men. sanford researcher ashley martin segio gomez have a negative reaction to older men refused to give up leadership positions. the study says that older men are often seen as a selfishly holding on to a position that is making way for the next generation. however, there are fewer women in those roles and that could be one reason that less negativity is it directed at their way. the researcher also says that older women tended to command more respect and men lose respect as they age. struck another study shows workers in california have more unused vacation days than any other state. according to the us travel association, workers in california left 97 million paid days off, u

resulted more than 16,000 female and nonwhite employees being underpaid by $400 million. according to the filing, oracle suppressed starting salaries for those workers and the complaint says that they destroyed records relating to the hiring process. so far, no comment from oracle. >>> the city council has agreed to consider a developer's plan for a national soccer stadium. after one hour of discussions, counsel voted to authorize talks between the city manager and a developer. the soccer stadium would be built on an empty lot near the concorde bart station. there would be a convention center, hotel, apartments, and retail shops. >>> last may, we told you about a boarded up burned-out home in san jose's will growth area. the property is back on the market for 900 900,000. it looks the same. investors who purchase a home plan to build a new house on the property, but ran into financial problems. >>> it will seem easier to pay with your smart phone at target. announced yesterday that they will soon expect to accept apple pay, samsung pay, and google pay. there extending the

according to the document, the siu staff are mostly in their 20s and 30s, underpaid, overworked. some have little relevant experience according to a half dozen former uber employees cnn spoke with. one uber investigator went from being a starbucks shift manager to handling calls from victims. another was a kitchen manager at chipotle according to a review of online rÉsumes though the report cites many have law enforcement investigations and military backgrounds. it says most love working for uber but also details the serious level of stress and anxiety. the staff directly interact with perpetrators and victims, discuss deeply disturbing sexual and other assaults. the report documents untreated depression and profound stress, requiring clinical care in at least six of its workers and warns of the potential for suicide. in the month since the report was done, uber tells cnn all key recommendations in the report have been acted upon or are in the process of being acted on, including counseling, better work schedules and conditions, improved training and hiring, more experienced inv

i still think she's underpaid. >> juan: they have to negotiate. $40,000, there's a market for this and i think john people have friends? >> dana: we have to wrap. we have to get out of here. "one more thing" is up next. every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ♪ ) the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. the future only happens we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ the three time now for one more thing. >> juan: we had a baby. at five: 15:00 a.m. this very morning, he is a big boy waiting at 9 pounds, 3 ounces. when miles appeared, the doctor shouted, oh, my god, he's huge! norma

. >>> and there is growing concern for overworked and underpaid federal airport employees. this is about safety. in san jose, the city down hail approved a plan to give short term no interest lens to help them pay for food, gas and rent. ed lavendera has more on the steep price americans are paying for government dysfunction. >> reporter: in washington, federal workers wait in line for food. >> when i saw there was a free hot meal for people who have been affected by the shutdown, i decided to come down and get -- you know, take advantage of that. >> thank you for being here. >> reporter: the chef's foundation is feeding thousands of federal workers going without pay. coast to coast unpaid federal employees are turning to charities for help. but the effects could be even more widespread. cnn has learned an estimated 2 million contractors could be losing their paychecks as well. and they would not be eligible for government back pay. >> there will be no back pay, this is unpaid time off for me. >> reporter: and there is also growing concerns for air travel. tsa agents are pr

. >> the air traffic controllers were underpaid, worked terrible hours, they wanted a big raise. they said we're going to strike. >> they were the only union in the country that endorsed ronald reagan. but by law, they were forbidden to strike. >> they are in violation of the law, and if they do not report for work within 48 hours, they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated. end of statement. >> what? he actually did that? and it's kind of like hitting the mule on the head with a 2 x 4. that got people's attention. >> this afternoon, president reagan started firing the strikers and the government claimed it was ready to rebuild the whole system without them. >> this sent a different message. many unions were terrified. and it sent a bigger message what kind of leader he would be. he was not scared to do what was controversial. >> if ever a presidential policy reflected the president's own character, it is reaganomics. it's so personal it barely qualifies as an economic theory. but the trouble is, it's not working. >> it's been the single overwhelming failure of the rea

between 2013 and 2016 and because of that the, more than 60,000 female and nonwhite employees were underpaid by $4 million. the report says oracle suppressed the starting salaries for workers. also the complaint claims oracle destroyed the record surrounding the hiring process. so far that has been no comment from oracle. struck a new study out showing aging maybe tougher on older men than older women. stanford researcher ashley martin said younger workers may have a more negative reaction to alderman who will not give up leadership jobs. since there are more men than women in the ranks of most holding on to a job eotype instead of making way for the next generation. there are fewer women and the rolls, and less negativity directed towards men. researchers a older woman amanda moore respecting and mormon lose respect as they get older. tractor this morning, volvo recalling more than 200,000 cars to fix a fuel leak. 11 different volvo models in 2016 are affected. most were sold in europe are global said the cars have small cracks inside one of the few lines in the other. so far, the reports o

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that is more 26,000 female and nonwhite employees being underpaid. oracle suppressed starting salaries for those workers. the complaint also says that oracle destroyed records relating to its hiring process. so far, no comment from oracle. >>> a new study shows workers in california have used -- i'm sorry, have used fewer. the left 97 million pay days on use. another study showed that work- related challenges key people from taking time off, such as heavy workloads and lack of coverage from work. workers who use the most or all of their vacation time reported dramatically higher rates of happiness than those who use little to none of their vacation time. >>> in the meantime, fortune is out with the annual ranking of the most admired companies. coming out on top is apple. that the top spot for the 12th consecutive year. executives for more than 680 companies representing 50 industries were surveyed. it was sent out in october and november just as apple stock was peeking. disney and starbucks also made it into the top five. >> you will see plenty of ad

it resulted in more than 16,000 email and nonwhite employees being underpaid by some $400 million. according to the filing, oracle suppressed starting salaries of her workers. the complaint also says oracle destroyed records related to the hiring process. so far, no comments from oracle. >>> a new study looks at eight in the workplace and finds older woman have an advantage over older men. stanford researcher ashley martin says workers have a more negative reaction to other men refused to give up leadership positions. the study says a little men are often seen as a selfishly holding on to a position instead of making way for the next generation. there are fewer women in leadership roles, so that could be vity is directed towards and men lose respect as they age. >> it will be easier to pay with your smartphone at target. target announced yesterday it will soon accept apple pay, google pay and samsung pay apple accent service to 74 businesses including talk about, and a jack-in-the-box or google says it is about to create the world first a car plan devoted to autonomous vehicles. go

i mean, this is an objectively more dangerous time to be flying with a lot of disgruntled, underpaid, overworked people at tsa. >> it makes me think about the debates about health care in this country where you famously had the cries of government hands off my medicare. and then you had the sort of learning curve as health care got out there and obviously there's legitimate debates to be had about how to do health care or how to do the size of government. but the notion here, we just played the sound, the notion that this is no biggie and the federal government doesn't effect regular people's lives or trump voter's lives or what have you, i wonder your view of what does it look like two or three paychecks in? does it get them realizing how much government is woven into modern life. >> even the trump administration realized that when they helped fund the irs refund checks. we're talking already about 3 to billion worth of damage to the overall economy. that's just in the first couple of weeks. if people don't get their paychecks in the weeks ahead, that's going to multiply and it's goi

. >> ratepayers are underpaid because will cost more in the long run to get the power and gas. >> reporter: consider this. >> there may need to be state urging of funding. just look at what the fed did with general motors. >> now the previous bankruptcy, all of the creditors that did get 100% of the claims paid. one idea, have pg&e felt bulletproof long-term high interest rate that instruments paid off over many years and take it out of the earnings. came tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >> so many people would be affected by this. are we looking at the end of pg&e and also what about the pg&e employees? what happened to them and without pension plans. slacker is a lot of questions. they will remain intact because of what is called of a debtor in possession. as a move forward, the people who are actually calling the shots are the community of accreditors who really make the condition about major expenditures. to support the company into gas and electric not very likely because of the liabilities that are involved. as to employees, they are one of the highest creditors because they need to get pa

the redwood shores company underpaid thousands of female, black and asian employees by more than $400 million in total. no comment from oracle. oracle's run by a woman, and a man, they're co-ceos, though if you google it, you get the man's bio. >>> target is adding apple pay, so too are taco bell and half a dozen other stores, meaning there are now about three-quarters of all major chains that take apple pay where you just tap your phone to check out. cvs joined recently but you'll still get that massive paper receipt at cvs. a santa clara company will start testing a mobile market in boston. it's not robotic. the little car is driven by somebody remotely. "the boston globe" points out that may not actually be legal in massachusetts. >>> and a new industry study says 150 million americans play video games, that estimate might be a bit low, considering 200 million people play fortnite alone, though that's a worldwide number. but 150 million americans is pretty amazing, because that is half of the entire country's population. >> wow. when do people have time to do that? >> you know what

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labor department says the software giant underpaid some women by as much as 20% compared to their male peers, or $37,000 in 2016. oracle declined to comment. >>> bloomberg reports dna testing company 23 and me said it got fda approval for a consumer cancer test. the test is for a rare hereditary colorectal cancer syndrome. it's the company's second test associated with cancer risk. last year they began offering a report on genetic variants associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in two genes. this newest test does not replace standard colon cancer screening. so please talk to your doctor. >>> and "people" talks with birthday girl norah o'donnell about following her dreams. she opens up about being a working mom to her three young children. grace, henry, and riley. there's a husband there too. his name is jeff. hi, jeff. norah says she's got the greatest job in the world and a front row seat to history. the issue hits newsstands on friday nationwide. norah, people always say to me, it's impossible to have it all. i say, may i offer exhibit "a," norah o'donnell. married -- hav

being over worked and underpaid does not make me feel sexy. >> nicknamed tng boome generation, a third of 25 to home r-olds still live at with their parents, the highest percentage in 75 years. >> can't exactly bring somebody home -- hey, mom. is is my mom. >> that would be awkward. >> people don't usually want more sex. they want better sex. it's not fulfilling on whatever level it is. either the connection with that person, the connection you feel with yoself. >> mental health has a lot to do with it. i know o a l my friends, myself and my partner all struggle with mental heal, and that can have a direct affect on your libido. studyy st wonder why people are feeling more anxious than ever. >> i think the o expectation what we should be capable of since we have so much more available to us puts a lot of pressure -- >> i think wey have so m tools that save time, so we're supposed to do more with our time -- >> all of these apps, it's oneh more thing people have to deal with or check off their list. >> a lto-doist. >> yeah. it takes f awaym the glitz of meeting someone amazing. >> our p

>> reporter: t sergeant he the still serving are demoralized, overworked and underpaid. just lafb off went into a bank and took a hostage, saying he wanted to send a message. no one was hurt. that's something, right? so the puerto rico secretary of public safety told us this in writing. he does not believe there's a crisis of violence. thinks the social media videos are highlighting a larger problem he doesn't think exists. he says at the evidence the day this bankrupt island is having to cut every department, including the police. gayle, the real issue here is so many police officers continue to leech t leave the islands. i talked to ten of them just this week who left the island and left their families behind in search of better pay and benefits. >> such a beautiful island with beautiful people. that's a very grim picture you painted. thank you very much, david. you can hear more of david's conversation with douglas leff, the top fbi official, on today's "cbs this morning" podcast available on apple's podcast app. >>> hamilton creator lin-manuel is doing his part to he

to break all of this down $400 million that's how much the labor department says tech giant oracle underpaid women and minorities and there are more surprinisg claims from that labor official report as well we'll have those next. >>> welcome back oracle accused of underpaying its female and minority employees by more than $400 million over four years. josh lipton has more on claims made against the tech giant. josh >> wilf, one of the biggest software companies in the world now has a big target on its back the u.s. department of labor accusing oracle of discriminating against women and minority employees and costing them more than $400 million in lost wages the neufeld filing comes two years after the department first filed suit against the tech giant for hiring discrimination. now submitting that complaint, bringing new evidence that says clarifies the scope of oracle's bias methods of discrimination include steering these employees into lower-paid jobs suppression of pay for its nonwhite, nonmale employees is so extreme it persists and gets worse over long careers, the government saying. t

class, bute middle people are forgetting about the working underpaid class. people are working two or three jobs just to make it. host: appreciate that. the other story this morning, continued government shutdown, mainly over president trump's request for $5 billion funding for the border wall. democrats refuse to do that. times.comve piece at ny shows you just how much of the border wall has been built. in their piece, they look at what has actually been 1954 miled along the u.s.-mexico border. trump hasresident said he wants a 1000 mile wall of concrete or steel. he has commissioned eight prototypes. no reporter walt has been built or funded by congress. -- border wall has been built or funded by congress based on those prototypes. since he took office, no new miles of barriers have been built. some existing barriers have been replaced. congress has approved 124 miles of new and replacement barriers using designs already in place. to virginia, we hear from christine. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am a c-span j

one out of every 2000 openers, only one person is applying for the position because they are getting underpaid. and if we could just bring the money up. pull the wages up for the border patrol people than we would have more people on the border able to do the job that is set up to the republicans and our last president to do the job right. and then what about the drones. we don't even employ today's scientific knowledge that we patrol with less combat with drones. this is 2019. why are we trying to go back to 1969 methods? host: alana rocha, less than three minutes left. what do you want to pick up on? technology is employed. i think the wall is a symbol of something politically that the president promised on the campaign trail and wants to deliver on before the next election cycle. hard to believe we are already in it. you do have to follow the money. here in texas we have been tracking where that $800 million goes every two years and how that continues to be 800 million and is it being spent wisely. i'm not clear on the turnover rates. being paid as part of the shutdown. people who are famil

. >> inspiring but underpaid. >> senator feinstein, could i have one second to talk about our mail facility investments? i just didn't get a chance to answer the senator's question. we have increased staffing at the mail facilities 20%. we have trained all our canines in the detection of fentanyl. we are working with the u.s. postal service, increased advance electronic data or shipments from china to well over 65% now from less than 10% the year before. we've increased our seizures of fentanyl in the mail facilities over 50% last year and we're going to continue to stay passionate and focused on that mission. >> commissioner, i want to thank you for all that you do to keep our country safe and to enforce our laws. my maternal grandfather was a u.s. customs agent and i appreciate greatly those who are willing to put themselves in difficult, awkward, sometimes very dangerous circumstances in order to do that. there's a lot of -- been a lot of confusion and some controversy over the supposed composition of these recent caravans. the president has insisted that the caravan includes some very b