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>> he wants to hire a guy as a waiter. >> medical is paying him $2.50 an hour. >> we only get 2.35. dont we? that makes me good and damn mad. >> alice wanted to be the leader. >> we work here. we do the same work. >> oh, dont give me that womens lib junk. >> junk. well, in that case you can run it without me up and down flo and vera, because we quit. >> he tried to run the diner without us. >> im going to barneys burger barn and get some decent service. >> what about hes eggs? >> and it wasnt po...

Low-income job. >> now, i know this is asking a lot, but i need ten bucks a week extra to pay for tommys braces. >> you know the refrigerators on the blink and ive got to come up with $800 just to replace it. >> fighting for health care. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first! because if i close down, youre going to be out of work. and if youre out of work, you cant buy food. in which case tommy doesnt need teeth anyway. >> theres a particular episode where mel decides he wants t...

With the chilling details. grady? >> john, chilling is appropriate. this is an air filter. before the pandemic, it would have cost you $12.50. now it retails more a little more than $21. joe bettancourt is seeing this. youre not passing the cost yet but its a matter of time. >> yeah, well have no choice but to, you know, bump the prices up. >> its not what you want to do. >> its not. weve been very ethical about pricing but at this point its becoming a way of doing business. >> when did you star...

On the blink and ive got to come up with $800 just to replace it. >> fighting for health care. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first! because if i close down youre going to be out of work. and if youre out of work you cant buy food. in which case tommy doesnt need teeth anyway. >> theres a particular episode where mel decides he wants to hire a guy to be a waiter. >> mel is paying him $2.50 an hour. >> we only get $2.35. dont we? >> well, that makes me good and damn mad! >> and ...

Home in nottinghamshire. covid has made the last year tough, but for lucy, these are the moments that underline why she loves working with people who have dementia. i think i make a big difference every day and everybody that works here makes such a big difference every day. and like all care staff, she has huge responsibilities. im notjust in thisjob making tea and wiping bums, like, theres so much more that goes to it. for instance, if someone starts choking halfway through mealtime and youve ...

I think i make a big difference every day and everybody that works here makes such a big difference every day. and like all care staff, she has huge responsibilities. im notjust in thisjob making tea and wiping bums, like, theres so much more that goes to it. for instance, if someone starts choking halfway through mealtime and youve got the nurse upstairs sorting out tablets, youre the only person there that can save them. shes 25, a team leader, and is paid £10.30 an hour. many colleagues are ...

Which then has much longer—term implications than the four weeks of this second lockdown. half of those groups are in areas of high deprivation and, as you know, if the infrastructure is not there, if the facilities are not there, then the role models arent there. one of the issues is that many grassroots clubs rely on hosting functions and events to keep running. and at the blue flames club in newcastle, they make up two thirds of its income. most function rooms subsidise the sport, not for p...

And legacy of one of our own. >> good evening. im hugh downs, and this is "20/20." >> reporter: for more than 20 years, he was the reassuring voice of friday night. >> good evening, im hugh downs. >> and im barbara walters. and this is "20/20." >> reporter: but hugh downs legendary career began decades earlier. at one point, he logged more hours on television than any other person. though at first, he didnt think tv would last. >> i thought it was a gimmick, like 3d movies and it would just go a...

The jobs projected to grow the most are the jobs weve already got and we have to start dealing with that. >> right. >> i feel that frankly the national media and the candidates have failed to spotlight nevada and how it reflects those issues in the way that it should have been done. >> i just want to put this on. this is what youre sort of referring to, hugh. ive got this from 1964, this is u.s. average hourly wages since 1964. you look at the chart on the bottom and that shows how theyve increa...

Superpower at the movies these days might be stamina. this years "avengers end game," three hours and the horror film, 2.50 minutes. >> movie hoes a ss are getting long. >> i really like to watch long movies. shorter? why make it short? >> reporter: longer movies appear to be a trend. according to a story on this topic in the "hollywood reporter," the top ten summer movies in 2009 averaged 116 mints. the top ten this summer, 125 minutes. thats scratching the surface. >> pocket change. >> reporte...