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Helped a lot of restaurants. i think that the pandemic for restaurants in victoria and sydney would have been very different without the support of providoor but its me — i mean, weve got a team of people. i was lucky enough to have the idea but then ive got a great community of people around us that have brought it all together. but for many foreign nationals in the industry whove remained, the situation has been especially challenging, like melbourne chef sarai castillo who was originally fr...

Increased wages are good for americans. you cannot survive on $12 an hour. working full-time. you are working in poverty. i do want to say we want americans to be paid a liveable wage. thats where we need to move the economy. the president has been very clear on that. we have to have policies good for business, but also good for workers. >> how do you balance how much support to give? the jobs numbers are great. we look at gdp and consumer spending. they are at pre-pandemic levels. we are still ...

You do. heather, i know youve talked about how medicaid has been a lifeline for you, your family. how expensive would savannahs care be without medicaid? >> im going to say we would probably be looking at over $10,000 a month easy. the respiratory medical side of it alone is really expensive and then having nurses, available at the house 24 hours a day, seven days a week, theres just no way that you can afford that, even with a good income, it just, you cant. >> would insurance, other insurance ...

Maternity leave, child care systems. so the motherhood penalty in america is about twice as high as it is in european countries that have those better paid leave systems. >> weve talked about women dominating in college and graduate schools, going a lot more than men are. do you see this trend continuing into the enthusiastic chur? do you think educational advance pt will help women to move forward? >> well, i think that actually some of the huge gains that women have made are tapering off right...

Requirement requirements. and poor standards, but we dont have pre-k or kindergarten in 40 states to help children meet those standards. >> i want to underline the parental jobs and wages, but a report says that in no i state can -- no state can an individual working full-time at the minimum wage afford the fair market rent for a two-h bedroom apartment for his or her family. we have created a minimum wage where you cannot have an apartment. >> and you know homelessness is rampant just as hunger...

>> i am. i dont use it very often. >> did you change your password? >> a lot of people did overnight. >> drives me bananas. with all the things that are password protected, i hate having a lot of passwords. they say you have to make it super complicated. >> youre a mom of two kids, working full-time, hard to remember those details. its 5:00 in the morning, welcome to early start, im ashleigh banfield. >> im zoraida sambolin. im 5:00 a.m. in the east. lets get started for you. this ...

I was splitting a one-bedroom apartment with my cousin, working full-time, going to school full-time. we started doing a search for financial aid. we applied and were not given any scholarships. we found during the search, dozens, hundreds of thousands of ethnic base but none of them focusing on caucasian americans. >> mark, lets build on what hes saying there. he may have a point there. there are scholarships for all groups and ethnicities. whites 72, hispanics 64 and african-american 56%. this...