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I'm at CNN Center covering a few Sports
stories like this past weekend Simone
biles the most decorated gymnast of all
time doing it again winning a record
eighth all-around National Championship
in just her second competition back
after two years off the high flying star
took time away from the sport after the
Tokyo Olympics to focus in part on her
mental health she got married too but
she's back up next for the goat the
world championships in Belgium up next
for us today's episode of CNN 10.
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today with tropical storm idalia it has
been picking up energy making its way
towards the western coast of Florida
it's forecast to be strengthened into a
major Category 3 hurricane before making
landfall this week possibly Wednesday
morning putting millions of People In
Harm's Way at the time of this recording
life-threatening Storm surges and
dangerous winds were forecasts for
Florida's Gulf Coast as early as Tuesday
the National Hurricane Center had issued
hurricane watches for the coast from
Sarasota County in the South All the Way
Northwest to Franklin County Florida
Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state
of emergency for dozens of counties
hoping to give communities the resources
they need to endure the storm and state
officials had urged residents to prepare
for Adalia as hurricane tropical storm
and storm surge watches and warnings
were issued for cities along the coast a
hurricane warning was also in effect for
parts of Cuba and a tropical storm
warning was in effect for the Yucatan
Peninsula a watch doesn't mean those
conditions will definitely happen only
that they're possible a hurricane
tropical storm or storm surge warning
however is much more serious because it
means that those conditions are imminent
with storms like this things can change
in a moment's notice though that's why
the National Hurricane Center issues
updates every six hours always giving
updates at 5 a.m 11 A.M 5 p.m and 11 p.m
Eastern Time screen time it's been a
debate over phones and tablets for many
years how much time on an illuminated
screen is too much one study published
last week by a Pediatric Group in Japan
suggests a negative link between Early
Childhood use and higher risk for
developmental delays but that's just one
of many projects around the world aimed
at understanding the pros and cons of a
screen obsessed population in China
screen time limits could become law a
new government initiative could legally
restrict children's time spent on
smartphones and tablets to between 40
minutes and two hours depending on age
some parents are happy about it and say
that it'll ease tensions at home but
certain experts feel it's too much
government overreach and could set China
back economically and culturally
China's answer minor mode a proposed law
to order Tech Giants to limit children's
screen time and shut off apps for one
tired parent the proposed rules would be
a relief
this would be wonderful if it were true
there would be less anger between us
under the new mode children under 18
will get a maximum of two hours on
smartphones per day and will be locked
out overnight but beijing's top-down
approach has its critics the broader
worry I have is that China under the
current leadership is imposing a very
strict cultural moralism on their
citizens which is not going to be
necessarily helpful for their personal
growth or for the future of the Chinese
economy as part of China's broader
digital Crackdown miners are already
banned from gaming on weekdays social
media apps have time limits and some
parents ship their children off to boot
camps to kick internet addiction
children are also finding ways around
beijing's rules this ten-year-old
explains
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some kids use their parents ID to log in
they never put their phones down they'll
look at it until the battery runs out
the new guidelines order internet
providers to highlight socialist and
patriotic content and promote Family
Values
it takes away from your time to play
exercise and read it takes away from
your time to do more interesting things
but her son says parents need to lead by
example
it's not easy to control myself but
adults can't either a battle over screen
time that's far from over
in trivia
in the US what is the current federal
minimum wage per hour 5.50 725 10 or 15
dollars
though 30 states have a higher minimum
wage the current federal minimum is 7.25
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there is also something called a tipped
minimum wage meaning if a portion of
your pay comes from tips from customers
your employer can pay you less than
minimum wage the current federal tipped
minimum wage is two dollars and 13 cents
per hour so servers and other tipped
workers can be paid 213 per hour by
their employers with the understanding
that they'll likely earn enough money
through tips to get them to at least the
state's minimum wage but there is a
movement by some U.S states to get rid
of the tipped minimum wage and eight
states have abolished it one Fair wage
is a group pushing for businesses to be
required to raise the pay of these
employees to the state's minimum wage
plus tips but some business owners worry
this could end up hurting their bottom
line ultimately driving up prices for
customers some employees worry that the
new initiative could actually decrease
their overall take-home pay CNN's
business and politics correspondent
Vanessa yurkovich is looking at the
changing landscape of tipping
this screen is stressful for many does
the flip of the screen feel like a lot
of pressure it does they give you
options like 10 15 20 even with like
uber Dash and like GrubHub all of it
like everything's tip tip tip do you
think that tipping has gotten out of
control
yes tips are part of American culture
meant to be a thank you for good service
but today more and more Americans are
confronted with the question would you
like to add a tip it is tricky
everywhere right like if you're at a
coffee shop if you're at the hair
stylist if you're coming out of a taxi
like I I don't know the rules then and I
often don't know what to tip a recent
study found that in a high number of
cases participants who were presented
with a tip screen had more negative
emotions to the payment experience than
those that didn't and it wasn't even a
real world scenario let's say you go to
a coffee shop and all they do is just
twist around the laptop is like why am I
tipping but the small group we spoke to
said more often than not they do end up
tipping I put a dollar or two I don't
mind them as as long as like you know
it's not a lot I'll just I'll just put
it because I don't mind this is identity
I'm helping out you know other people
this is provisions on state a butcher
shop there's no table service no cooking
or serving
yet they'll ask you if you'd like to tip
a flip screen in a butcher shop yes I
don't think I've ever seen that before
yes how did you decide to do that these
men and women have a knowledge base that
they're sharing and taking care to share
with the guests that come through the
door and they're not pressured to tip
but they want to because they're paying
for a service provided this move
movement to get rid of the minimum wage
are you for it against it
um I'm against it and I think frankly
it's kind of Clueless eight states have
abolished the tipped minimum wage which
in some is as low as two dollars and 13
cents an hour the National Restaurant
Association is fighting against it
calling it a top issue that's money
that's going to come out of my pocket
take away from the people that aren't
getting tipped I would need to raise my
prices which then causes pushback from
the guests but the group one Fair wage
is moving legislation and ballot
measures to end the tipped minimum wage
in 25 other States including Illinois
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all right is today's story getting a 10
out of 10 a good one you better believe
it each year at the Minnesota State Fair
900 pounds of butter carved into 10
sculptures representing the 10 finalists
in The Princess K of the Milky Way
contest butter skull at the State Fair
began in 1898 as a way to highlight
Minnesota's claim as the butter capital
of the nation battling the slightest
margarine of air and the 40 degree temps
in the refrigerator so the masterpieces
don't melt these modern day Michelangelo
sculpt away as it turns out Emma kubal
was crowned this year's winner but all
the finalists get to keep their
sculptures doesn't get any better than
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