took place during labor week , for example, let me give you an example, one of the changes was that we well, we had the gratitude festival , we had the manifestation of elite workers in different forms this year we said, first of all, justice should be transferred to the worker himself, and one in fact. it was recognized in the elite foundation, which means that this did not happen before, that is, when the elites were identified and elected, i was the first elite society, the leaders of the production society . it was decided in the elite foundation. in fact , the chosen ones had their plans examined and supported by the elite foundation in a special line , and a secretariat and less than the martyred president, that is, we served haj mr. raisi for 3 years in a row, the honorable president, and out of this 24 the chosen worker was honored with his presence, that was the end point of emtan festival, and the interesting thing was that, unlike all the previous years , usually one or two people could raise some points in front of mr. president, with the welcome of mr. raeesi and the ta

i will say the last point about labor week differently.ens of programs in the province and dozens of national programs in different forms in labor organizations. the labor mobilization of different groups in different rescue factories was carried out, and the culmination of this event was the meeting with hazrat agha . the meeting of hazrat agha was held this year with 2,500 workers from all over the country. of these 2,500, we had about 200 last year, but the previous year was less. because of the corona company, these 2,500 people from at least 300 cities, it was important to focus on this. that every city has an ambassador to meet mr. this means that we are 300 people from all over the country and in fact, different layers of industrial services. pakban baghdan, the different forms of those pictures, if friends see a good thing happened there, in the area of ​​meeting with hazrat agha and hazrat agha, they always say that i am happy that labor week exists and i can talk to the workers, thank you very much sir chekshian, deputy minister

agha always said that i am happy that labor week exists and i can talk to the workers.ial welfare from your presence in the page program first of all, i would like to thank you for your attention and companionship , dear viewers, have a good and peaceful night with this program , may god protect you all. i have a problem with the lesson planning consultation, this is it, but i don't have a good guide here , gilnas publications, and we have made this problem easy for you. to get 60% of these resources completely free , send the number 5 to the system 30485 right now. now get 60% of gilna publishing resources as a gift by sending the number five to 30085 in the name of allah, rahman, raheem. hello. on the last working day of the 13th acting presidential administration in the meeting the council of deputy ministers of the ministry of cooperation, labor and social welfare attended. in this meeting, mr. mokhbar, after hearing the report of the deputy ministers of the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare , appreciated the performance of this ministry in removing d

during the labor week, which can now be discussed there, the president was commended for recognizing this, and then he said in his meeting that there are talents in the labor community, identify them and support them, this year in his visit to jashwal emmen dealt with this issue of worker's ideas. someone that the creativity of having a variety of work has often been done in what areas in all the industries of different industries, agriculture, industrial services, all areas, all areas where an innovative person had creativity , had a variety of things, in fact, he was able to take an action that improved production may the productivity be improved, produce something that we have been introducing until now, make a change so that the productivity will be better. alhamdulillah, this happened in the previous years , but this period has seen a significant growth in these two or three years in terms of judging. in terms of evaluation , in terms of informing our workers, more than 16 millions of text messages were sent to the workers themselves, who knew that they could be candidates for t

president during the labor week that is now there.was this identification that later hazrat agha also said in their meeting that there are talents in the labor community , identify them and support them. in this year's meeting, cheshval emtan addressed this issue . having done something often in what areas in all industries , different industries, agriculture, industrial services, all areas, all areas where a person was innovative, had creativity , had innovation, was actually able to take an action that would improve production, improve productivity may it produce something that we have been importing until now and create a change that is productivity it will be better for us, alhamdulillah, this happened from the previous years, but this period was one day in these two or three years, they were appreciated, and the best of them , 24 people, were nationalized in the presence of the president in 20,000, in which areas were these 2,400 in which department was it, not all in different areas, both services , industry, and agriculture, be

, our labor code provides for no more than 40% of the working time and 12 days off per year, no more,mployer can set both 34 and 36 days himself in the internal labor regulations, normal working hours, and now this is a question rather on the economic plane, really with the productivity of labor, maintaining the level of wages, whether he copes with... with their tasks, production tasks for this shortened working week and then this question is really such a massive one, yes, that is, for all employers the spread of different hours and the length of the working week, it is also very debatable if we are talking about reducing this working week weeks.

just a week before the election.roden was filmed trying to provoke pro-palestinian protesters into attacking him at demonstration. road also co-founded the israeli firm hets ventures with israeli intelligence officer judah tel. israel lobbist gary lugner donated 349 to mps and 4.5 million pounds to labor in 2023 alone. he also at the last minute. gave 900,000 to the labour party just before the elections. israel lobbist jonathan goldsteen a co-owner of chelsea fc who funded dave glammy's failed maril run has hosted kier starmer in the box at stanford bridge during the ghazza genocide. he is pictured here with then israeli minister of strategic affairs, ghilad irdan a meeting in 2017 to work on supporting israel in britain. starmer's labour party will continue. rendevu with israel lobbiists while in power. what will the lobby expect in return for the support it gave the party before it reached downing street? joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel david miller.

he with his tasks, production tasks for this shortened working week and then this question is reallyes, that is, for all employers the spread of different hours, yes, the length of the working week, it is also very debatable, if we are talking about reduction of this working weeks, that is, a number of areas, industries, professions that help you and me a lot. for example, the service sector, public transport, teachers, doctors, yes, the trade sector, again, if we say that we are shortening the working week for everyone, including for these categories of workers, then here, of course, we must understand that this is either a reduction in the provision of these services, or an increase in the number of workers, so my opinion is that in our legal field this issue is outlined quite flexibly forty hours, if there is such a need, we have provided 180 hours of overtime work, the state, which in certain industries allows, in agreement with trade unions, yes, to provide for an even higher, and so to speak, level of these standards and overtime, but by monitoring directly implementation of th

i noted this week of the u.s. labor statistics said we have inflation at 3.2%, up from january. core inflation is 3.8 or more. the 2% target rate for the fed's. fed's. this is bad policy as a result to the consumer. what do i mean by that? if you cancel the productivity gap by cutting back hours are making some adjustments to the business, you pass on added costs to the consumer. you have to pay for it somewhere. the other very important point i'd like to make beginning with my test what is flexibility is the most important thing that we are hearing from workers today. they want as much flexibility as possible as to how, when, and where they perform work. the proposal of the chairman, and all due respect, is going to interfere with that flexibility. workers today want to be able to spend more time with their families. they certainly agree with panel witnessed on that point. they also want to select though as i said when, where and how the work. let's go to the history of the fair labor standards act for a moment, has been mentioned already numerous times. if you go back and look

working week?more than 40% of working hours and 12 days off per year, no more, while the employer can set 34 and 36 days in his internal labor regulations, but the normal working hours, and this is now the question is rather in the economic plane. this reduced length of the working week and then this issue is really such a massive one, and that is, for all employers, the spread of different working hours and duration week, it is also very debatable, if we are talking about shortening this working week, then there are a number of areas, industries, professions that really help us live, for example, the service sector, public transport, and the name of our boarding homes, now if social boarding houses, after july 1, yes, we are bringing the real center of social services for the population into line, we have had this practice in the ministry for the last few years, we are compiling a rating of boarding houses from first place to 91st, social boarding house, from first to 146 if the territorial center

maria: how would you assess the earnings season, earnings on revenue high labor expenses, week smalling to restart the share buyback program, $500 million for 2024 and a billion dollars annually in the buyback program we will hear from general motors and general electric and coca-cola and after the close alphabet and tesla will report their numbers, your thoughts on earnings season or any expectations here. >> as far as earnings go not just the individual results for companies that you mentioned but one of them publications we think that is a slight negative if package demand is lower in that seat as much ordering this year as you have in prior years in ups is a great example in the infrastructure shipping, one of the things we worry about is a slowing consumer and a less consumer spending ineffective readthrough in the ups miss we would see that as a negative and potentially a little bit of an overhang for the market going forward. maria: certainly the transportation area is underlining so much, good to see you, chris zaccarelli joining us. a quick break the bipartisan combination o

haley said two weeks after labor came to power it became clear that the problems were much worse than first thought. the british labor party ended the 14-year dominance of the conservative party by winning the majority of the house of commons in the last election. and now, in our third and final case, we want the election situation in america after biden's resignation and now that he is a completely greedy candidate. the president stepped down. now he hopes to stay in the white house for another 4 years. the hope that joe by withdrawing from the race, biden gave him the competition. i chose harris as my deputy in 2020 and it was the best decision i made. even now, i fully support haris becoming the candidate of our party. democrats must now unite and defeat trump. harris also hit biden's goal pass in the air and immediately to accept the nomination. the democratic party announced its readiness for the us presidential election, a decision that was welcomed by many of its party members. i fully support the candidacy of harris because she can unite the party to go head-to-head with trump

our labor code provides for no more than 40% of the working time, and 12 days off per year, no more,set 34, 36 days at yourself in the internal labor regulations, normal duration. hours, if there is such a need, we have 180 hours of overtime work, and 12 days a year of overtime work, days off, that’s what i was talking about, here’s the recently adopted decree, the head of state, which in certain industries allows, upon approval with trade unions, and to provide for an even higher, so to speak, level of these... for a set of social indicators, but do i understand correctly that not only the state health will be at the forefront, and at a minimum, can a disabled person have access to the same walks, if the house has an elevator, a ramp, and so on, that is, there are things that we do not notice in ordinary life, when, well, yes... but individual belarusians really need them, it’s absolutely true, the model is really expanding, early need or lack of need for care for medical reasons, now this is the whole spectrum, including household, material household components, and you are absolut

ending the week at 420 on the 10 year.he brunt came when you saw the labor market looking like it was weakening with an unemployment rate rising. cpi data, consumer inflation print coming in. showing progress on inflation. now you have people betting on duration at a faster speed. when you look at the move index, you do have volatility in the bond market. but you have volatility finally subsiding. we just how levels more elevated than they have been since 2019. back then was the pandemic. we have gotten to that level of volatility in the bond index. since 2023, we have seen it come down. we have seen spikes of it this year. the direction of travel, even for volatility, is lower. this week in front of congress, fed chair powell spoke about what the central bank needs to see before they start cutting. >> we want to be more confident inflation is moving on a pass sustainably to 2%. on a path sustainably to 2%. that is the task we have articulated. i have some confidence that we are on a downward path. if you look at the data,

our labor code provides for no more than 40% of working hours and 12 days off per year, no more, whilehis internal labor regulations as the normal working hours, and this is now more of a question v economic plane, really with the productivity of labor, maintaining the level of wages. does he cope with his tasks, production tasks for this shortened working week and then this question is really like this... a week for everyone, including for these categories of workers, then here we must certainly understand that this is either a reduction providing these services or expanding the number of employees, so my opinion is that we are quite flexible in the legal field this question is indicated up to 40 hours, if there is such a need, we have 180 hours of overtime work and 12. do i understand correctly that not only the state of health will be at the forefront , but also, at a minimum, whether a disabled person can gain access for the same walks, if the house has an elevator, a ramp, and so on, that is, there are things that we do not notice in ordinary life, when , well, yes, but individual

haley said two weeks after the labor party came to power, it became clear that these problems are much worse than it is what was imagined. the british labor party ended the 14-year rule of the conservative party by winning the majority of the house of commons in the last election. and now, in our third and final case, we want the us election situation after withdrawal. biden and now that kamla haris's candidacy seems almost certain , let's check. kamla haris recently said that trump is a criminal . i tried him before. harris also says that he will win the democratic nomination and defeat trump. before the conversation , let's see a report about kamel haris. davy harris first woman and the first black person to step into the white house as vice president. now he hopes to stay in the white house for another 4 years. the hope that joe biden gave him by withdrawing from the competition. i chose harris as my deputy in 2020 and it was the best decision i made. now i fully support harris to be the candidate of our party. democrats must now unite and defeat trump. baid's goal assist was thrown

party and within a week of the election he donated over half million pounds to the labor party, it willbe interesting to see what he gones for his uh for the money he donated jonathan goldsteen mentioned in the report that i mean also heads up the jewish leadership council. but mean that's just another nice lobby group isn't it? well it is, mean it was an organization which was set up to coordinate the activities of all the different science groups. it was set up slightly in opposition to the board deputies which has 201 members and which represents the science movement. the jlc was set up as more of an elite body with less members, it's got 36 members uh to try and focus the the the attempts of the the the the main funders of the designist movement. the elite the trens, the rodens, the jeral bronsons to try and make make vehicle for them to to express their views to government in a more direct way than the board of deputies is able to do bause the board of deputies is saddled with some form of it's not proper democracy but some form of democracy where members are are able to vote for p

but the government here says it's introduced into labor skiing, a 48 hour working week to boost productivity. and it causes in this because a, because it's a grease is shrinking population in a well truly fine demographics as be because of a severe shortage in skilled workers. greece has been facing a terrible decline in its demographics. the prime minister has called it a ticking time bomb. in fact, um, and what has simply exacerbated the situation in, in recent years, has been a master slide around 500000 schools. young, well educated greeks who loved the country at the highly refined. now, the pharmacist here a decade long prices and the government has not been able to woo them back. so this is how it's ultimately justifying the reason for going ahead for the scheme. and what are experts saying about this? because it seems, it seems just ridiculous that, that okay, we have a shrinking population and a few, a skilled workers that will make the few that we have were caught up rather than attracting more back to the country as well. there has to be trials and tested, runs a 4 day a 4 day, wh

; our labor code provides for no more than 40% of the working time and 12 days off. days a year, no more6 days in his internal labor regulations, the normal working hours, and this is now a question rather in the economic plane, really with that labor productivity, maintaining the level remuneration, whether he copes with his tasks, production tasks for this reduced length of the working week and then... this question is really such a massive one, yes, that is , for all employers the spread of different hours and the length of the working week, it is also like that very drive'. allows, in agreement with trade unions , to provide for an even higher level of these norms and overtime, but by directly monitoring the implementation of the norms of the decree, we will see that the organization is very they are cautious about these standards and , of course , these standards are not widely used, and from this we can conclude that today we have a forty-hour work week, in principle, this is a fairly proven mechanism. they gave a very good example, if we have a person who needs help, and he has li

queries that usually weeks . or even it takes months and is time-consuming. service platforms for quick inquiries are a new infrastructure designed and produced by knowledge-based experts. the disadvantage here is that when the party wants to go and get hired, he should ask about the position of different places. these are provided by this head as a package. this means that we are talking about insurance, the law of the ministry of labor, and the ministry of science, all of these will be voted in the form of a package, and this is a waste to make these different services into one fabric. near. a job announcement to detect insurance records and the employment rate of another service provider platform with the aim of increasing the security of transactions , a system that is used in various trading and commercial fields. all businesses and people can use this service from 11 statuses transactions of individuals and companies can be informed through the databases of the judicial branch and sent, and then the inquiry is made online through the database of the jud

in general, what opportunities does an employer have to establish this length of the working week? our labor code provides for no more than 40% of working hours and 12 days off per year, no more, while the employer can set 34 or 36 days in his internal labor regulations, the normal working hours, and this is now a question rather on an economic level. really with the productivity of labor, maintaining the level of remuneration, whether he copes with his tasks, production tasks for this shortened working week and then this question is really such a massive yes, that is, for all employers the spread of a different time and length of the working week, it is also very debatable if we are talking about shortening this working week. that is , a number of areas, industries, professions that really help us live, for example, the service sector, public transport, teachers, doctors, yes, here, the trade sector, again, if we say that we are shortening the working week for everyone, including these categories of workers, then, of course, we must understand that this is either a reduction in th

queries that usually take weeks or even months and time. it is a service platform for quick inquiry of the new infrastructure, which is designed and produced by knowledge bases. the disadvantage here is that when the party wants to get hired, it has to ask about the position of different places. these are provided by this head as a package . that is, we are talking about insurance, the law of the ministry of labor, the ministry of science, all of this in the form of a package it can be done and this is the result of these different services becoming one fabric. in addition to a business inquiry to identify insurance records. and the level of employment of another human service platform with the aim of increasing the security of transactions , designed a system that is used in various trading and commercial areas. through this service, all businesses and people can find out about the 11 trading statuses of individuals and companies through the databases of the judicial branch , so that they can have a safe situation in their own transactions

last week's election has paved the way for the biggest transformation in decades. sonya go, reports loads commission is designed to meet his attendance in the house to hear the commission read a day of pub ceremony with traditions that go back 400 years. first order of the day, selecting a speaker, speak of the house of commons for the 1st chosen piece as a house of rules directed and accused to decide. no make cuz gavin in a house of commons, had already agreed on the choice. lindsey hoyle, re elected as a speaker of the house of commons welcoming 335 u. m. p. 's from disparate policies and overseeing the most diverse chain. but in decades i'm due to the fact that knowledge by the prime minister in his 1st address and that role to parliament with the speaker let you preside over the problem. the most part, 1st column in 5 race and 10 to this country has a proceed on proud of the pop, but my talk is played in part the proud of the top that every policy has played in that me you street assessor which you see next on the opposite bench, what am i doing him of the what? ahead and the car sto

today, downing 10. has a new owner and a new government, a labor government. rischy sunak himself, who called this election six weeks ago, hoping to reduce the gap between his party and labor, which was then in opposition, in his farewell speech as prime minister, apologized to the country for unfulfilled hopes and unfulfilled promises and pop' weighed the success of his successor, sir hiro sterner. to the country, i want to say, first of all, forgive me, i gave this job my best, but you have sent a clear signal that the uk government needs to change, your decision is the only one that matters. i have heard your anger, your frustration, and i bear the responsibility for this defeat. to all the conservative candidates and campaigners who have worked tirelessly but failed to succeed, i say: i'm sorry. that we have not been able to achieve what your efforts deserve. it hurts me to realize how many good colleagues who have done so much for their communities and for of our country, will no longer sit in the house of commons, i thank them for their hard work and ser

this began about a week ago when senator payment became the 1st labor member in about 18 years to cross the flow or to find the policy by voting in favor of the grains motion of palestinian stays. now, labor had agreed to reject that motion unless they were cabinets. labor is in favor of a policy being, stays as long as it is possible by pay, still an ultimately a 2 state solution. so the grains motion was to narrow the full labor set as a payment crossing the floor in favor of the grains motion leading to prime minister anthony albany, z. suspending her indefinitely set as a payment then. so she was intimidated by some members, and she also been led to this point where today she announced her resignation. and in her speech, she was quite emotional. she was on the verge of keys, where she said that this was one of the most difficult decisions of her life, but ultimately said that her principles no longer a line with labor. and she also called out the government for what she called the gracious injustice about time. yeah, she's a just to, to go back to what we're mentioning before. she d

united states case, the emergency medical treatment and labor act. for anybody who is a textual list, "and labor act" is right there in the text. for anyone who wants to know what was congress's original meeting, "and labor" was part of the original meeting. how do we help all americans in crisis, in particular people that are pregnant and in crisis? how do we make sure that these people aren't being patient-dumped, not provided the care that they need? congress decades ago enacted a lot and put in the title, "and labor act." last week was a decision that was rendered by the court which was a technical decision. the decision itself per curiam, one sentence long, but a lot of concurrences. moira, i will turn back to you to start us off with what was the decision and what were the facts on the ground that the court had and its disposal. moira: this is a really hard-working case. more that we are going to be seen that came out of idaho. idaho is one of six states that ban not just all abortions, but including abortions that are conducted to preserve the

a guarantee for young specialists, which helps them stay at these enterprises and contribute their labor country. next week , the socio-political marathon of 30 sovereign years will continue in the regions of the country, among its organizers the federation of trade unions of belarus stops , including at those enterprises that were once opened by the head of state. how belarusians made their historic choice exactly 30 years ago: the formation and development of the institution of presidency in our country is the focus of attention of guests and experts of the new edition of the editors’ club. in what conditions did that election campaign take place, what other options were there for the development of the state, why did truth and independence win, everyone wondered why a person who does not have... support from the security forces, who does not have the support of the administrative nomenklatura, does not have the support of any front or movement, yes, and he was still able to outwit everyone, they say, no, he had such strength of character that allowed him to defeat them in a fair fight

the coming weeks and the coming months.know that the labor market report is one that is a lagging indicator. so any weakness that we see in prior months may be just the initial sign of a slowdown that may be more pro-found. right now, what the fed should do and should look to do is really recalibrate monetary policy in a gentle manner to accommodate today's economic circumstances. not do so too rapidly once it starts to see a much more pronounced slowdown in economic activity. being ahead of the curve and having that forward looking perspective is something that has been missing and should really be a key consideration for fed policymakers today. >> go ahead, steve. >> yeah, greg, i worry about the fed's reputation if it miss this turn. i think that the fed has had a lot of warning and a lot of reasons to reduce rates, at least marginally in the sense that they reached a peak rate about a year ago. it will be this meeting coming up where they reached the peak rate. they're seeing now it's a year on that those rates are star

party and within a week of the election he donated over half million pounds to the labour party.it will be interesting to see what he garners for his uh for the money he donated. and then jonathan goldsteen mentioned in the report there, mean he also heads up the jewish leadership council, doesn't he? but mean, that's just another zionist lobby group, isn't it? well, it is, mean it was an organization which was set up to coordinate the activities of all different groups, it was slightly in opposition to the board of deputies, wasn't it from which which has 201 members and which represents the scienist movement, the jlc was set up as more of an elite body uh with less members, it's got 36 members uh to... and focus the the the attempts of the the the the main funders of the zionist movement, the elite the trens, the rodens, the general bronsons to try and make make vehicle for them to to express their views to government in a more direct way than the board of deputies is able to do bause the board of deputies is saddled with some form of it's not proper democracy but some form of

what is the labor promising? what would you say? the biggest challenges are for britain's next to government? the boss was really is change. so kids thelma is trying to in his own was not present a must apply. i'm not like something like a grand vision but he wants to go about it rather slowly really like uh like a lawyer diligently. he says that he will try and grow the stagnating british economy. this is really, that's on his age. his minds, the cost of living crisis is the biggest issue in this election during this time. suki is the most promising to on the some, not massive reforms, but small reforms. so for example, with the planning system you get who's trying to get house building back on track. he's really also reach out and his team have reached out a lot to business. so, so the business end and then towards labor is quite positive. he's promising in new industrial strategy and also an emphasis on, on green technology and green growth. and this is also what business has been quite complimentary about. so really trying to, t

inquiries that usually take weeks or even months are time-consuming. service platforms for quick inquiries are a new infrastructure designed and produced by knowledge-based experts . the disadvantage here is that he is hired when the party wants to go. he should ask questions from various places, this head provides them in a package, that is, we are talking about insurance, the law of the ministry of labor, the ministry of science, all of this is in the form of a package, and this is a waste of combining different services. inquiry a system designed to detect insurance records and the employment rate of another human service platform with the aim of increasing the security of transactions, which is used in various trading and commercial fields. through this service, all businesses and people can find out about the 11 states of the trading status of individuals and companies through the databases of the judicial branch, so that they can make a safe situation in their own transactions . reducing the cost of inquiry is only one of the advantages of these

labor day will actually start the real campaign. it's back to the future. >> labor day. we're six weeks out. we have it come from the president yet. look, there's speculation about his health. speck ulation about how much wa leaning on the legacy point to get him to do so. and so on and so forth. >> we will know more in a couple of days. one way to look at this, what larry said was cogent, as usual. one way to look at this is to say that donald trump on one side, generic democrat on the other. generic democrat would have been running better than joe biden, because of his age and fear he would not be an effective president. if kamala harris can pick up that -- the amount of votes that were withheld because of age and health, she is in a competitive position. a company that needs to spin off components so that its full value can be realized. we'll see. >> great analogy for this crowd. >> i was trying hard. >> maya rupert, close us out here. the democratic national convention had the makings of a fiasco in a number of ways. especially with the open convention possibility. n

it's now a house labors landslide victory. and last week selection has paved the way for the biggest transformation of the house of commons decades. so i'm gonna give you a good reports now from the the loads commission is designed to meet this attendance in the house to hear the commission write a day of pump ceremony with traditions that go back for 100 years. first order of the day, selecting a speaker, speak of the house of commons for the 1st chosen case as a house of rules directed and accused to decide. no make cuz gavin in a packed house of commons, had already agreed on the choice. lindsey hoyle, re elected as a speaker of the house of commons welcoming 335 u. m. p. 's from disparate policies and overseeing the most diverse chain. but in decades i'm due to the fact that knowledge by the prime minister in his 1st address and that role to parliament with the speaker let you preside over the problem. the most part, 1st column in 5 race and 10 to this country has a proceed on prob the pop. but my talk is played in paul, t

and last week, selection has pays the way for the biggest transformation of the house of commons in the decades. a lawyer for us. so that's above manenda is, has or is to, is to quits him of every charge during closing arguments. so he's corruption, trump defense says federal prosecutors have failed to prove that case. and then those faces 16 charges, including bribery and fraud, dating back to when he was chairman of the pa for us senate foreign relations committee for a 100 and has more now from outside the court house in new york. as a federal prosecutor said, senator bob menendez is guilty of corruption on a massive scale says the senator took money to help egypt given military aid and to help his co defendants to criminal investigations. this is a case of a senator failed with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. stoughton boots and jackets in gold bars stacked in a closet. he's accused of selling his office for cash mortgage payments in a car. the car, a gift from the senator's co defendants was a $60000.00 mercedes. it replaced the mercedes that was damaged. one of the senat

the labor department recovered $45,000 in overtime and other missing wages.ant was fined $2,000. >> well, home depot at 814 has been ordered to pay $750,000 in damages over a california law. an investigation by sonoma county and three other california counties found the company was violating state law involving gift cards. those laws require stores to give customers cash if they ask for a gift card with a value of less than $10. >> happening today, the first day of the republican national convention in milwaukee. the event was already under heavy security before the assassination attempt on former president donald trump this weekend. now, as you would expect, security is an even bigger focus. we'll turn again to reporter connor hanson, live in milwaukee. we talked about this for a minute in the last hour, but now you've learned the former president will be taking the stage earlier than expected. connor >> well, garcia, we're just now learning. fox news has learned that former president trump does plan to announce who his running mate will be at some point tod

, in our country the labor code provides for no more than 40% of working time and 12 days off per year days in its internal labor regulations. normal working hours, and this is now a question rather of economic plane, really with the productivity of labor, maintaining the level of wages, whether he copes with his tasks, the production of all employers, the spread of different hours, and the length of the working week, it is also very debatable, if we are talking about reducing this working week, then there are a number of industries. your favorite holiday brings friends together again. from july 9 to 15 , the international arts festival slavic bazaar will be held in vitebsk for the thirty-third time with popular songs, fiery dances, a bright show and the smiles of thousands of spectators. welcome to infinity of art. look for details on the website in the official communities of the festival. i would like to touch upon those who really need our care and social services, and there are also many innovations here. in my opinion, the most important change in the model itself from a medical

day, 1st week in september. it looks like trump clearly is in the lead. could i ask you about this? because we just as a previous analyst about this, this about the generational change, something the democratic party and members of the party replacing full. but also the use of the boy younger the youth vote to that is required to attract a, to a ballot box of the type of politician that is required to get the out of the house . and to the polling station is capital have is, or is that ill of candidates? what the democrats need right now to fight donald trump? they was obvious arguments about sort of to be up to do the ariens fight to get out for the presidency of the united states as well. i mean, that's a terrific point. i mean, i remember the barrier, the joe biden bro, being the oldest selective president. i'm also ultimate lane ways we whether or not i for appreciate or 4 years ago, signaled his absolute and doing as far as the useful know every 4 years there is the claim that if there's someone out there wh

anyway, to, to narrow that gaps of labor policy, but it hasn't, it hasn't happened in the last week. so he might have regretted it. but now it's so late and we will see as early as tomorrow, with the next british prime minister will be. all right, so tell us a little bit more about labours liter. it's here a stormer of britons. likely next prime minister. yeah, i mean, and kids, thomas constituency in central london. and i've tried in the past weeks to talk to people the on the street to try and engage them and just find out what they think about kids. the how they would describe them. and they'll have to say it was very easy. a lot of people have said, well, the felt the or they, they found it very difficult to, to characterize them and boring as something that, that some people said about it to him. now he's telling me himself is trying to tell him that around and take this uh, well, slightly on charismatic image that he has and turn it into an advantage and say of to lots of time all that the country is phase to somebody. here i my who i, i'm going to buy to like lawyer, so quite

2 weeks ago, they secured a majority of a $172.00 m. p 's in parliament. they will set up some $35.00 bills that they intend to enact in the coming months illustrating, as i say, the scope of the scale and the seriousness at least is tom. and we'll hope that he does that all his vision and his mission to enough change in this country. and that's think goes through the theatrics. so taking a hostage as the inputs, it's joe know they have probably a little challenge, but a hostage situation is going to really develop this time round. however, there is all the was a lot of feeling in the u. k, that the country was being held hostage to political instability in the outgoing government with the succession of prime ministers. a lot of hope going into this column entry session, going into this governments are a lot of high expectations for the king speech in a new era for britain. yes, that is the way many people see it. of course, an era of stability that has been absent here for quite some years now case tom or the labor party. know the labo

come into the couple weeks ago. if we get more restrictive in terms of incoming labor, we are going to see more tightness in the labor market. if you have millions of people flowing in, that gives more demand to the labor side and brings inflation down a little bit. mike: it could work both ways. if you have a tight labor market because you cut back on immigration, that could push up wages. we have cut back on illegal immigration. it has fallen quite a bit since the president put in his new policies. economists have been looking at the level of immigration, both legal and illegal and noting it has contributed to a lot more people in the labor market. jay powell talked about that today without making a value judgment. one thing we are seeing is the birth rate among americans going down. we have fewer people entering the labor force on a regular basis so for the u.s. it helps to have immigrants and leaving the value judgment of whether they are legal or illegal, the more immigrants we have the better the labor market

the election less than 2 weeks ago. they all priorities britain's new prime minister hopes will restore politics to public service and kick stopped what he calls a decade of renewal. let's think of the the pots, the bottom entry is state the following. what will be largely symbolic, both in the house of commons, only looking to speak the work of the c panel and get thumbs of why this goes. but scaling 5 minutes to kill vision pertains in this country. now they've been killed the whole l. 201, representatives for 20 countries and leasing in libya to address the dangerous crossings of the mediterranean, made by my goods and the european union nations. all attending, alongside african nations, like china, has moved from the meeting in libya as capital chipley of these officials aren't triply to discuss a pressing issue. african and european union leaders want to enhance cooperation to combat people smuggling and irregular migration. post libya has been at the forefront of the migration crisis. we said, let's sit and tool,

, and it's also said that had the election taken place few weeks later, it would have not been quite so comfortable for labor in those marginals, fastining out of time, made a comparison between trump and biden as president in the states as far as the genocide in gaza or the palestinian rights, what will it mean here in the uk with labor governmenting power? this is a man, the prime minister now said, israel reserved the right to cut off food and water and supplies to palestinians in the early days of the genocide. starmer is basically a product of neoliberalism, there is no difference between old thory and kier starmer's labor party, essentially labor has shifted to center right, perhaps even for the right than we realize and i think that's going to continue reform is going to force the tory to go even for right and it'll make the labor go even so what i see in the future is really a shift towards right rightest policies and i think kier starmer in terms of his attitude towards. and towards humanitarism and towards foreign policies which are just, well forget it, it's not going to h

and strong week with the nato alliances.re not. right now the democrats have this circular firing squad going on. in my opinion we're missing an incredible opportunity into the republican convention but that's our own fault. >> bill: you said you were on the call with joe biden. they said the call seemed contrived. did it seem contrived to you? >> it didn't to me. look at the glass half full or half empty. my view it was an ad hoc call the president got on, he answered some questions, he took the time to thank the donors and more importantly, he went right there at the beginning saying it was an awful day, that debate. it is on me. i'm not sure what else you can ask from him at that point. whether he decides to take a next step or not i think it is totally up to him what he decides to do, whether donors want him to exit or want him to stay in. we have a democracy. right now he is the presumptive nominee and will be the nominee if he decides to be. >> dana: robert, it has been too long. we love having you on the show. thank y

we had our monthly labor management meeting last week. went well. as they have been going of late, which is good. and then we had our budget presentation. first on the 21, was the first day of our presentation. i presented for 5 minutes and it is tough to get everything in in 5 minutes, but we did what we could and were asked some questions about our fleet specifically, and between the 21 and 28 we were working with the budget legislative analyst. they always want to cut. they always want to cut things from budgets and so we were able to hold our own and come to an agreement. they are getting about $400 thousand back out of a $525 million budget, so we'll take that. but, we still have the big risks we have that we spoke about with our rigs and with our stations and that is still of major concern, so i will continue conversations with mayor's office and supervisor next week to you know, we got to figure something out. it can't continue like this, we got to figure something out. speaking of our stations, civil grand jury report came out called ed buil

he's been trying to shore up support among labor leaders this week, but of course, that is critical for him to deliver the state of michigan. >> all right, kayla tausche, thank you so much for your reporting. we know there are some new polling coming out when it comes to michigan. and where he stands in that state vis a vis trump as well. we will get to that in a bit. thank you so much. appreciate your time this morning, kate. >> so now to the reporting on former president obama and former speaker nancy pelosi. cnn has exclusively learned that the two have talked privately to discuss concerns they have over biden and how much harder they think it's become for biden to beat donald trump. neither sure what >> for sure what to do about it. cnn's isaac dovere broke this story, has all of this reporting. isaac, thanks for coming in. what more are you learning? and has there been any reaction from biden or those around him on this yeah good morning kate president obama and former speaker pelosi have been they've talked, they are worried about what they are seeing. they are not sure what quite

pointing to a cooling labor market.says it's not political, joining me chief economic advisor in ceo of pinko mohamed el-erian. great to have you, thank you for joining us. i want to get your assessment on the macro story, take a look at the inflation numbers we got this week. how do you view them and how would you assess the macro growth story right now for the u.s. economy? >> the main message that is, from the inflation report that you just mentioned his first demand is beginning we've seen demand destruction with people are simply not buying as much as they can by, companies are losing pricing power and that speaks to a bigger phenomenon that the u.s. economy is weakening at a faster pace than most people expect including the fed. the second element that came out as a supply-side is a problem while demand is weakening, the supply-side continues to result in sticky ppi inflation and it means that companies are going to face is grease on the margin and make really difficult decisions as to how much they want to pass o

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in the british general election last week, in addition to the impressive victory of the labor party, of the pro-palestinian candidates also attracted the attention of the country's media . the supporters of palestine are warning the new government to take their protest vote seriously. this is for the people of gaza is a victory. the british labor party, which so far easily wins the votes of british muslims. a large number of voters in last week's elections paid attention to the gaza crisis. in addition to electing pro-palestinian candidates, people voted for anti-war candidates to protest the policies of the two major parties . in last thursday's elections, the government of the conservative party, one of the main supporters of the israeli regime , was forced to lose humiliatingly after the invasion of gaza. after 14 years of power to the party. the competitor means the worker. the labor party with 412 seats out of 650 seats in the british house of commons has the majority of seats obtained and formed the government. however, in areas where the number of muslims and supporters of pal

pointing to a cooling labor market.f economic advisor in ceo of pinko mohamed el-erian. great to have you, thank you for joining us. i want to get your assessment on the macro story, take a look at the inflation numbers we got this week. how do you view them and how would you assess the macro growth story right now for the u.s. economy? >> the main message that is, from the inflation report that you just mentioned his first demand is beginning we've seen demand destruction with people are simply not buying as much as they can by, companies are losing pricing power and that speaks to a bigger phenomenon that the u.s. economy is weakening at a faster pace than most people expect including the fed. the second element that came out as a supply-side is a problem while demand is weakening, the supply-side continues to result in sticky ppi inflation and it means that companies are going to face is grease on the margin and make really difficult decisions as to how much they want to pass on the high cost. maria: that's what i wa