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>> fed up and frustrated, more than 150 amazon workers walked off the job calling for a $5 raise and safer conditions at this california airfreight facility. moren 0 kaisermanee wos now on se. from the workload, and in minnesota nearly 15,000 nurses voed to authorize a strike. back. and we wil stop fighting until we are given a good and fair contract. >> according to a new gallup poll half of workers are stressed, and one in five battle anger or sadness during the day. >> this job sucks. >> this job is knot fun and we're not getting paid enough. >> dissatisfied and disengaged workers can cost ...

They might look a bit dopey, but they play a vital role in the wild. they're food for predators. fast food. clocking in at speeds of up to 40 miles an hour. rias also spread seeds and provide natural fertilizer, helping restore the habitat to its former glory. back on the ranch land, the plan is to release captive-bred birds and let them run wild.

Doesn't run. >> clocking in at number six, ono, congresswoman aoc. >> ainsley: joe concha joins us now. you make a great 1 in our book. i think most americans look at those options and find that pretty unbelievable. what do you think about it? >> well, i can't get my brain around what the bumper sticker would be for some of these candidates, right? for mayor pete, what would it be like? "i'll do to america when i did for the supply chain, and what i did for flying on a commercial flight these days." because he is a transportation secretary. in terms of his record, that the problem. gavin newso...

They might look a bit dopey, but they play a vital role in the wild. they're food for predators. fast food. clocking in at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour rheas also spread seeds and provide natural fertilizer, helping to restore the habitat to its former glory. back on the ranchland, the plan is to release captive-bred birds and let them run wild.

Wild. they are food for predators, fast food. clocking in at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. rheas also spread seed and provide natural fertilizer, helping restore the habitat to its former glory. back on the ranchland, the plan is to release captive-bred birds and let them run wild.