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Been really good >> reporter: randy dicker sr. loved lincoln logs as a kid. now he runs the american factory that manufacturers the iconic toy and he's facing a labor shortage >> what's the hardest job to fill at the factory? >> all of them we have open, everybody is just as important as the other. it has created a very difficult environment for us to be able to operate at the efficiency levels that we normally operate at >> reporter: despite the challenges, dicker says toy production isn't the problem. >> while there's no shortage of these lincoln logs, there's also no guarantee that they're ...

That manufactures the issues con -- the iconic toy. >> it has created a very difficult environment for us to be able to operate at the efficiency levels that we normally operate at. >> reporter: despite the challenges, he says toy production isn't the problem. while there's no shortage of these, there's also no guarantee that they're going to make it to you in time for the holidays. and that's because of delays further along in the supply chain. basic fun owns lincoln logs and tells us they're running like mad to fill shelves for christmas. one of the holdups, the plastic windows and doors in ...

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology An innovative combination of processes enables the interconnection of cells to form modules with nearly no losses. (Photo: Amadeus Bramsiepe, KIT) From cell to module without loss of efficiency: This is one of the main challenges of perovskite photovoltaics. Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have now managed to produce perovskite solar modules with minimum scaling loss. For this purpose, they combined laser-based series interconnections with vacuum processing of all layers of the solar cell. They achieved an 18 percent efficiency on an a...

To deal with the crisis. >> this evidence showing that thousands of veterans went years without getting their checkups and some did not get them at all. mostly because the hospitals are understaffed. also because veterans medical files were destroyed to eliminate the backlog. former marine and va employee says they get 3,000 requests every month. every six months they have about 13,000 backlogged exam requests. the wait list accounted against their efficiency levels. so he alleges the hospital would cancel older requests, destroy the files and now the daily caller has obtained audio to back up...

Employed. i'm sure all of us and point that out. a wide variety of other choices as it comes to efficiency upgrades, our efficiency levels are stuck in 1950, japan and every country in the world has moved forward. when i say not seriousness, i do not care about civility. i care about seriousness, because if i have two people getting bought off having a civil conversation about nothing, and two people that are talking about a complete and utter lack of energy policy -- >> if you talk about being serious, specifically regards to energy and gas prices, let's listen to what the gop has had to say ...