Labor Day Celebrated Across the U.S.A. — Transcript
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- 0:12for most Americans Labor Day is more
- 0:15play than work it's taking in a ball
- 0:17game with family and friends picnicking
- 0:20enjoying the beach or pool cooling off
- 0:24Labor Day is the traditional end of
- 0:26summer vacation an estimated $39 million
- 0:30Americans took to the road and Airways
- 0:32this holiday weekend that's about 6
- 0:34million fewer than a year ago and for
- 0:36young people the holiday also means a
- 0:39new school year has either just begun or
- 0:41is about to America first celebrated
- 0:44Labor Day with a parade in New York
- 0:46September 5th
- 0:481882 Congress made Labor Day a national
- 0:51holiday in
- 0:521894 it honors the American worker
- 0:55organized labor and a movement that
- 0:57helped to end child labor and secure FS
- 1:00for workers there are still parades and
- 1:02events across the country that often
- 1:05attract politicians helping to win
- 1:07supporters and votes hello everybody
- 1:10this Labor Day weekend we don't just
- 1:12celebrate the end of summer we also
- 1:14honor the hardworking men and women who
- 1:16have made this country what it is in the
- 1:18American labor movement that has fought
- 1:20tirelessly to improve their wages
- 1:22benefits and working conditions America
- 1:25was built by its laborers but today our
- 1:28workers are struggling just to get get
- 1:30by in an economy that no longer works
- 1:32for them that was candidate Barack Obama
- 1:35a year ago this Labor Day weekend
- 1:38President Obama and America are still
- 1:40struggling with a US economy that may be
- 1:42showing some signs of improving and
- 1:45those that could vacation this holiday
- 1:47are saying goodbye to Summer and getting
- 1:49back to work Paul Cisco boa news
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