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And getting behind on my bills. >> reporter: with the staff shortage worsening, nurturing is now taking 15% fewer students. how long could a family be on the wait list? >> they may be on it for the better part of 2022. >> reporter: across the u.s., roughly 10% of child care programs have closed. others are downsizing. and many parents are seeing prices rise and wait lists go. >> parents, predominantly women, can't go back to work. >> reporter: a recent survey found 84% of parents feel overwhelmed by the cost of child care, and nearly 240 20% have quit a job because of it. the average annual co...

Care industry afloat. it helped nurture and raise wages a dollar an hour. but he works a second job at home depot. >> i was working check to check and i was getting behind on my bills. >> he is now taking 15% fewer students. >> how long could families sit on a wait list. . >> they may sit on a wait list for the better part of 2022. >> across the u.s., roughly 10% of child care programs have closed. others are downsizing. many parents are seeing prices rise and wait lists grow. >> parents, predominantly women, can't go back to work. . >> a recent survey found 84% of parents are overwhelmed by t...

Rashawna became a stay-at-home mom when her son was born. >> the child care costs were more than we were paying in rent. i decided, hey, i have to quit my job. >> she and her husband are now trying to find day care so she can get back to work, but the wait lists are up to two years long. >> we can't find any child care. >> nearly 3 million women, including hundreds of thousands of mothers, are still out of work from the pandemic. . >> and it's really important in terms of the jobs recovery going forward. >> nila richardson is chief economist. >> president biden would invest $400 billion in chi...

Record december heat sparking extreme weather events across the united states and fueling dangerous threats from tornados, hurricane-force winds, to fires. never-before-seen forecasts with severe storms and fires across the united states. we will talk more on the significance of this ahead. it is a troubling time for the child care industry. since the pandemic, there are fewer workers, while child care costs have soared and wait lists have gotten even longer. gabe cohen joining us live with this story. what did you find as you were finding this out? >> this is becoming a pretty dire situatio...

Patient long after they've fully recovered. there will be some i'd effects. in this case, it's inflation. we got new evidence today of how strong the jobs market is. unemployment claims did tick higher, but they remain near 52-year lows. bosses simply aren't firing people right now pause they can't afford to. they have so many job openings they can't fill. jim and erica, this is another reason why the fed is getting out of emergency mode here. the jobs market is moving rapidly towards full employment, and that is great news, especially considering where we were in the spring of 2020. >> wages ...