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The group of workers is set to receive a total of $176,276.71 in back pay.

Arises from a culture that allows it. are we surprised that in 2014 that this happened and now we're in 2022 with all of this racial and gender discrimination? essentially, what the ag's office has the power to do is really investigate this. and we really saw this type of investigation with cuomo, where letitia james came out with recommendations and findings. and that is really important, because that investigation will allow any person to kind of take those findings, and sue civilly or administratively. in this particular case, the eeoc is no doubt going to be involved to ensure that the wor...

Are set back about a hundred thousand dollars in legal fees. so, you know, we've we've been put through the wringer, youst know, in the nameic of i guess justice. >> well, we're showing video of what happened after that incident. i mean, there was massive protests, lots of chaos in la mesa as we saw all across the country at that time. and i'm thinking of you and your family. i want to figure out a way to do something for you guys. we'll have to figure that out how that can be organized. but do you have a job or are you able to work now you're going to tell us where you're working, but you hav...

The settlement falls short of the $66 million that the athletes were initially seeking in back pay. this settlement is still a victory for the women's soccer team and nationwide. how's that for ending the show on a positive note? that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. "way too early with jonathan lemire" is up next. there's still time to avert the worst case scenario that will bring untold suffering to millions of people if they move as suggested. the united states and our allies and partners remain open to diplomacy if it is serious. president biden calling russia's actions in ukrai...

Million settlement with u.s. soccer in their equal pay lawsuit. 2 million of the lawsuit going toward funding for women's and girls' soccer programs and players' post-career goals. but 22 million going for back pay to the players named in the suit, an indirect admission by u.s. soccer that players weren't paid enough. after the organization spent years defending their lower pay rates saying the men's team had larger audiences and suggesting that men are more skilled. the thing is the women's team won four olympic gold medals since 1991. they've won multiple world cups. and, well, the men, they...