NBC 6’s Ryan Nelson explains what could happen after congress passed a $1.7 trillion federal government spending bill that could put millions of people at risk of losing Medicaid.
,florida,hallandale beach,kidnapping,toddler,bodycam,police,BPy_wvkGdPE,, Society,Television_program, channel_UCBgcPSn61UQ4l_-FvcEgLQA, video_BPy_wvkGdPE,A Hallandale Beach woman arrested in a bizarre incident involving her allegedly picking up a 3-year-old from his backyard is now facing a kidnapping charge.
Pamela Monslave, 39, was originally arrested Nov. 25 on a charge of confining a child under 13 without the consent of a parent.
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,1,Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration quietly reversed a policy that allowed Floridians to obtain driver’s licenses that reflected their gender identity.
Robert Kynoch, deputy executive director of the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, on Friday sent a memo outlining the changes to county tax collectors, who process driver’s licenses and state identification cards. The memo said that allowing people to change their gender on licenses and ID cards runs afoul of state law because gender “has historically been understood as a synonym for ‘sex,’ which is determined by innate and immutable biological and genetic characteristics.”
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,1,Group Moms for Liberty demanded the removal of several books they consider controversial from shelves at Broward County Schools. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports
,1,Brazil is the world’s top supplier of orange juice. But accusations abound of exploitation and poor working conditions for laborers. Are the claims true?
"You work whatever the weather - sunshine, rain, cold, extreme heat. It’s physically exhausting. A sack weighs 27 kilos,” says Alfonso. He’s one of at least 50,000 laborers harvesting oranges for juice production every year from May to December in the state of São Paulo. Each worker is expected to carry at least 1.6 tons of the fruit every day. And that takes its toll. Former trade union leader Abel Barreto says workers often suffer illness and other health problems.
Unions and NGOs have been trying for years to address these issues and weed out the bad apples in the industry. Authorities are also active: public prosecutor José Maturana from the Brazilian Labor Ministry conducts spot checks whenever he can. He reports: "Often, workers aren’t officially registered. Their living conditions are precarious, they have no personal protective gear and no place to have a proper meal.” But for many workers, there is no other choice: the orange harvest is the only way to feed their families.
The reportage takes a rare look behind the scenes of the Brazilian juice industry. In conversation with trade unionists, workers, former plantation owners and representatives of the German juice industry, it explores the question: what cost does the production of our orange juice carry?
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,1,NBC 6’s Ryan Nelson explains what could happen after congress passed a $1.7 trillion federal government spending bill that could put millions of people at risk of losing Medicaid.
