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have gotten over $2.18 million in scholarships from over 50 universities across this country. and so it really starts with just dedication and, of course, just knowing who you are and just getting yourself out there. you know, it really does take a lot of guts to apply to college, but when you apply and you start to see the acceptances along with the money, you kind of realize, okay, if this college is accepting me, why not apply to the next one and the next one? and the colleges and the money keep control -- rolling in, and by the time you're finished, you've applied to over 100 schools with 100 acceptances and shows how much you can do when you put your mind to it. arthel: well, i i applaud you, of course, but not everybody who's going to apply to 100 schools would get 100 acceptances -- [laughter] but, you know, you're extraordinary, of course. you just said you've been offered a little more than $2.8 million in scholarships, so if we take a closer look at that, that's $238,000 from the
going to this festival of brexit? i think the same thing has gone wrong here as with many things. a difficult time for many people, people are worried about money and saving money and they don't necessarily feel like celebrating. it's almost seen as bad taste going out and celebrating where everyone is anxious about where we are going. but also the procedure and planning for the event got completely caught up for the event got completely caught up by covid and made arranging it, promoting it and securing all the venues extremely difficult. so it suffered in the way a lot of things have over the last few years. it is one thing to _ have over the last few years. it is one thing to slightly undershoot your targets but the target for visitor numbers is 66 million and i know this only launched in march, so there is time yet. but 238,000 since march. this isn'tjust sort of narrowly missing targets but a colossal failure, narrowly missing targets but a colossalfailure, isn't it? i narrowly missing targets but a colossal failure, isn't it? colossalfailure, isn't it? i don't think it is _
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i think as i met with president biden and the oval office and senator chuck from iowa, i can tell you chuck grassley said we both voted on about 16 to 18 supreme court justices, and only disagreed twice. so there has been a lot of bipartisanship in this process in the past. >> yeah there has been in the past. it is so important to remember that. senator dick durbin, appreciate you being with us this morning. thank you. >> thank you, brianna. all right, just in, weekly jobless claims. cnn chief business correspondent "early start" anchor christine romans here with the numbers. >> the numbers declined, 238,000 first time jobless claims in the week. that's a good number. what this chart is showing you, john, is that where we are in the job market right now is not a story of layoffs any longer at all. this is a story of people quitting their jobs and looking for higher pay, and better positions.
people like this woman that showed up at the loudon county school board saying she's going to bring guns. it's dangerous, extreme rhetoric and has nothing to do. it's poisoning our country and not doing anything for the citizens of the fifth district of virginia or americans in general. >> all right. andy parker, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. keep an eye on that race. >> thank you, jim. now here is christine romans with your "before the bell "report. hi, christine. >> hi, jim. jobs are plentiful, wages rising, but how much damage did omicron inflict on the jobs market? we'll get the big monthly labor department report friday with millions of people sidelined from work because the omicron variant. economists predict a gain of just 238,000 new despite an omicron slowdown they say the jobs market is healthy. >> the labor market is very, very strong right now.
other car—makers who have been reporting profits because of record consumer demand despite the global shortage of semiconductors mean they can charge of the vehicles that they are selling. but those have not been able to produce better overall sales numbers for cars of their supply constraints but tesla has been able to set a company record selling more cars in the last three months than it ever has before. and that is despite supply chain challenges and tip shortages. compared to other alternators it is actually been better able to handle the shortages especially with semiconductors. at that quartet it produced 238,000 vehicles and can deliver more than 240,000 vehicles. of course, the big question is how the company navigates the next three months. the supply chain disruptions are showing no signs of abating.
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he's the owner of new york solar maintenance. >> is it normal to be climbing a ladder getting on a roof with your guy doing the work. >> no this is not the perfect way to be spending my time but that's what needs to happen. >> reporter: because he can't find anyone to hire. >> it is as bad as i could imagine it being right now. >> reporter: it is part of an industry-wide problem. the june jobs report revealed there are 238,000 fewer jobs in construction than in february of last year. >> the pandemic has really tossed in a lot of volatility to the supply, demand labor relationship. we project we'll need 430,000 workers this year and a million or more over the next two years. >> reporter: demand for residential home construction boomed during the pandemic. >> the phone is ringing off the hook. i am expanding as quickly as can but right now that is governed
work? >> no, this is not the perfect way to be spending my time right now, but it's what needs to happen. >> reporter: that's because he says he can't find anyone to hire. >> it's as bad as i could imagine it being right now. >> reporter: it's part of an industry-wide problem, the june jobs report revealed there are 238,000 fewer jobs in construction than in february of last year. >> the pandemic has really tossed in a lot of volatility to the supply demand labor relationship. we project that we'll need 430,000 workers this year and potentially another million or more over the next two years. >> reporter: demand for residential home construction boomed during the pandemic. >> the phone is ringing off the hook. i am expanding as quickly as i k but right now that's governed by the amount of skilled technicians i can bring on. >> reporter: despite the average hourly pay being nearly double a restaurant or retail position, construction companies continue