this is after the president got an important endorsement from the united auto workers union. >> reporter: that's right, poppy, all of this goes to show that president biden is turning the page to the general election. as you mentioned, he's going to battleground wisconsin today, a state that he narrowly won in 2020, and it gives him another chance to needle former president donald trump over something he wasn't able to accomplish in office, which was an infrastructure bill. now, what the president will be doing in wisconsin is making the connection of what his legislative accomplishments have done for the voters in wisconsin. a fresh round of funding for a bridge that serves as a transit between wisconsin and minnesota. of course this comes on the heels of that key endorsement you're seeing there of the united auto workers union just yesterday. they had withheld endorsing president biden over his concerns over support of electric vehicles. they prvovided the crucial endorsement which could have an effect in michigan, another battle ground state that president biden won by three points in

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his campaign just got gassed up by the united auto workers union. >> reporter: hitting the accelerator to the next phase. general election season, after the biden campaign declared that former president trump has all but locked up the gop nomination the united auto workers convention well coned comed pre biden. >> it's great to be home >> reporter: many of these workers live in critical midwest battlegrounds. a test of donald trump's appeal to the working class and president biden's history backing labor. >> he's been there for us. he's shown it. >> reporter: the uaw praised mr. biden as the first president to stand with workers on strike >> i went to picket line, donald trump went to a nonlabor shop and attacked you >> reporter: he was interrupted by protesters waving a palestinian flag and calling for a cease fe-fire in gaza. that tension over foreign policy on top of bleak polling. in our latest nbc news poll, president biden's approval rating is just 40% disapproval at 57% some union supporters also expressed worry. >> he does have a problem with younger voters but those of us in l

auto workers union. the biden campaign calling mr. trump one of the most antiunion and anti-worker presidents in american history. already looking past the primary to the november election. in a statement overnight reacting to the new hampshire primary results president biden said it is now clear donald trump will be the republican nominee. adding his message to the country is that the stakes could not be higher. in washington alice barr, nbc news. >>> a special visit to the bay area, the u.s. secretary of veteran affairs came calling today, touring a va medical center. nancy pelosi joined him. the tour is meant to highlight improvements in san francisco and across the country. leaders talked about the gaps that still need to be filled. >> right now if we had every person, every mental health provider who was in school graduating and we had every one of them come to meet the needs of veterans, we still would not have enough. >> the trust core which -- score which measures care is 92% across the san franc

gearing up for a general election matchup, receiving a key endorsement from the united auto workers union yesterday and focusing his attacks on trump. >> while i stood in solidarity on the picket line. president said, i want to pick a line. donald trump went to a nonunion shop and attacked you during his remarks at that uaw event, president biden was interrupted by protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza. >> this, after several interruptions at a campaign event earlier this week by similar protests, all of it prompting serious questions of if the israel-hamas war is causing a rift between president biden and progressive voters. joe brian, abc news, washington. >> first, it was nordstrom last summer. now more major retailers at the san francisco center on market street are closing up shop. in the past month alone, five stores there closed down. despite the bleak trend, our media partner, the san francisco standard, has two reports suggesting there's hope. today, the new management group vowed to keep the mall open for business and yesterday an inside look at the store owners praying for

auto workers union after making history when he joined their picket lines in september. >> look, i kept my commitment. but while speaking in michigan, biden once again interrupted by protesters calling for a cease fire in gaza. the second time two days, biden's support for israel in its war against hamas amid that country's bombing of gaza, an unpopular position with many progressive democrats, especially younger voters and arab americans in the critical battleground state of michigan. back to the former president. his defamation trial in the jean carroll case resumes again today in new york, where trump could take the stand. andrea. lots to watch. >> jay. thank you. the chairman of arizona's republican party has resigned amid a bribery scandal and a leaked recording. jeff dewit appeared to offer senate hopeful kari lake a job and other deals in exchange for her staying out of the senate race. dewitt claims the audio was selectively edited and denies trying to bribe lake, who is a prominent supporter of former president trump. >> turning now to the weather, some already flooded parts of

i was so damn proud to stand in that picket line with you. >> the united auto workers union is here. your union has more than 400,000 members. how many do you think voted for joe biden in 2020? i saw an analysis that suggested that union members broke for biden over trump 56-40. but -- i'm soird, they broke for biden over trump. but members in ohio and pennsylvania went for trump. is that your understanding? >> i would put it this simple. the majority of our members voted for president biden. >> do you think the endorsement is a big reason for that? without the endorsement, might they have, more of them gone to trump? given the demographics and such? >> i don't think so. i think even going forward, when you look at both candidates, it is very clear which one supports working class people and which one doesn't. by two simple sentences. joe biden bet on the american workers and donald trump blamed the american worker. >> what are you hearing from your members this time around in 2024? obviously there's a lot of dissatisfaction with joe biden, not just among the electorate at large but

. >> the united auto workers union has endorsed president biden for reelection. during the national conference in washington, d.c. the presidents were marks that followed touched on the importance of unions. this is about an hour. n bigger, causing trump tosuddenly say --. >> >> please welcome to the stage of the uaw president! ♪ >> yeah. aw, uaw. uaw. crowd: uaw, uaw, uaw. pres. fain: you know, every time i hear that song "not afraid" that was my and some when i ran for this position and it was my answer my the stand up strike. that is what it is all about. we sent a message that the working-class is not afraid. you know who is afraid? the billionaire class. they are afraid that we are coming for our fair share. that afternoon uaw family. -- good afternoon uaw family. as we near the end of the cap conference i first of all want to thank all of you for being here, for being focused, and it doing what you do. that is how we know our marching orders. this has been inspiring few days of strategy, discussion, and planning for the fights ahead. i want to give a hand,

auto workers union. here's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: hitting the accelerator to the campaign's next phase, general election season, after the biden campaign declared that former president trump has all but locked up the gop nomination today, the united auto workers convention welcomed president biden. >> it's great to be home [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: many of these blue collar workers live in critical midwest battlegrounds, a repeat test of donald trump's appeal to the working class and president biden's history backing labor. >> he's been there for us he's shown it. >> reporter: the uaw praised mr. biden as the first sitting president to stand with workers on strike and endorsed his re-election. >> i went to a picket line. donald trump went to a nonunion shop. >> reporter: amid chants of support for a second straight day on the trail, the president was interrupted by protesters, waving a palestinian flag and calling for a cease-fire in gaza [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: that tension ove

biden also received the endorsement today of the united auto workers union. >> oakland residents have to call the fire department for medical emergencies instead of 911. they say the 911 system is taking too long. while fire crews are responding to emergencies within minutes. last september, mayor shengtao said $2.5 million would be invested over the next few years to improve the city's 911 system. you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. a new proposed ordinance in san mateo county is looking to push the homeless to services with the threat of a misdemeanor charge. county supervisors passed that measure yesterday, but still needs one more vote to go into law. as ktvu is an, rubin explains. now while leaders see this as encouragement, the homeless see it as punishment. >> out on the streets of san mateo county, the homeless are worried that thanks to a new ordinance, their circumstance is about to be called a crime. >> i mean, why make it a crime when they force you into that situation, they don't do nothing to help you. really. here they say this and they say that. but they don't d

. >>> a few minutes ago president biden secured the 2024 endorsement for the united auto workers union. the campaign is already looking ahead to a rematch against former president trump. trump is also spoiling for the foyer after his wins in iowa and new hampshire. he still has not heard a concession from nikki haley. she says that the primary is just getting started. she seems to pull off a hail mary in south carolina. that will be one month today. let's check in with kristen. a huge win last night for donald trump. he did not get nikki haley to tap out. that apparently according to sources made him furious. >> reporter: that is right. you could tell that from his speech. he went after nikki haley most of the time, compared to iowa where he said it was time to unite the party and the country. this was almost direct attacks on nikki haley. even pulled up other guests on the stage to go after nikki haley. clearly she was under his skin and he was very angry. where we are turning now is the south carolina. what will happen there? nikki haley expressed confidence in that state. donald tru

i am serious. >> president joe biden speaking in washington dc to the united auto workers union. he has had many visits with the union here over the last few months including making, as he referenced, the historic trip to the picket line in september as workers were striking. i want to bring in senior white house correspondent mj lee and seen in, jupiter -- as he is getting this endorsement here, very significant, a little bit expected. this is an industry in a region and a county and a state that delivered for biden in 2020 and he is hoping it will happen again in 2024. >> this is important for him. to see a at the most basic level there are tens of thousands of uaw workers in the state of michigan, michigan a pivotal place for him in the year ahead. i think it is worth pointing out that while this was in the end, expected, it took some work on the part of the white house. there was a time a little less than a year ago when the president of the uaw gave the white house a clear message that he was not yet convinced these big programs that will create electric battery production a

last week he met with some protesters when he got the coveted endorsement from the united auto worker union. there were protesters calling for a cease-fire and afterwards he met with some of the union members and heard their concerns. he is aware of this, talking to some of those who have concerns, but it does not make it easier for him to navigate when he has campaign speeches. saturday another example, two people called for a cease-fire, he kept the speech going. his campaign and his administration knows what will happen and they are preparing. >> i think what nancy pelosi said is going to get or has already gotten a lot of people riled up and it runs the risk and i don't know the veracity of it, but there is very real concern and there is a real push for a cease-fire from some on the left so it makes it feel like once again the democratic party is not acknowledging the concerns of some of the younger people on the left and the passion of people on the left and you have older, some would say out of touch members of the party dismissing the passion of some of the younger members of t

united auto workers union. the president praised president biden for standing with the union, coming after a lengthy strike against the big three automakers last year. >> this choice is clear. joe biden bet on the american worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. if our endorsement must be earned, joe biden has earned it. >> let me just say i'm honored to have your back and you have mine. that's the deal. >> they made president biden work for that endorsement. for months, he had not endorsed biden, neither had the uaw after endorsing him in 2020. it was a rift. it became this uneasy political reality for the president as the white house worked to get that endorsement. president biden needs blue collar workers to fortify thisbthis b blue wall he had in the west. join meg tonight is the co-chair of president biden's re-election campaign, senator chris coons. i wonder how much you think this endorsement will matter, what it will mean come november. >> i think it matters a lot. joe biden has always fou

auto workers labor union. last year, by them became the 1st president to join a picket line during an auto work stripe. the union's need to criticize republican front runner, donald trump, as standing against organized labor or tens of thousands of joined a one day general strike in argentina against president had the emulates plans to slash public spending and privatize much of the economy relay insists tough action is essential to rain and inflation and restoring growth with ordinary work as fair they will be hit. the hottest and major challenge frequently in the hearts of argentina. thousands are on strike and demonstrating in front of the congress in buenos aires. they are here to publicly reject austerity measures proposed by the countries right wing, the libertarian president copier malay. they feared the reforms will set the country back decking the property at 56 years old. i can tell you that i have already experienced this. it was in 2001. i'm not ashamed to say that we ate from the golf age back the

also document, president biden just won a key endorsement from the united auto workers union as he and trump ramp up preparations for a divisive rematch. team biden seeking to bring the democratic coalition together amid protests of discontent among progressives. and my exclusive interview with second gentleman doug emhoff. the vice president and husband of vice president harris warning of the dangerous rise in antisemitism across the united states and remembering the horror of the holocaust. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're in "the situation room." tonight the trump and biden campaigns are in a full-scale pivot just hours after the former president's double digit win in new hampshire. trump and biden allies now convince that had the fight for the gop presidential nomination is effectively over. but trump rival nikki haley says not so fast. more on where the race goes from here. >> reporter: joe biden and donald trump are headed closer to a rematch. >> i've never been more optimistic about manager's future. >> reporter: what could be the long est

auto workers labor union. last year, by them became the 1st president to join a picket line during an auto workers strike. unions need to criticize republican front run that donald trump, a standing against organized label, are still unable unions in argentina, the striking to protest president, have you malays proposed economic reforms. the angry about his plans to slash public spending and to regulate the economy delay insist. the costs are as a central to cub inflation and to restore economic growth. but ordinary work as fed they'll be hardest hit. a major challenge for emily in the hearts of argentina. thousands are on strike and demonstrating in front of the congress in buenos aires. they are here to publicly reject austerity measures proposed by the countries right wing, the libertarian president copier malay. they feared the reforms will set the country back decking the 56 years old. i can tell you that i have already experienced this. it was in 2001. i'm not a shame to say that we ate from the golf age

auto workers labor union, last year by then became the 1st president to join a picket line during an auto work, a striking, the union's need to criticize republican front runner, donald trump, as standing against organize labor. angry farmers have a nice chaos across fronts, bringing many areas to a standstill, the complaining about rising cost and cheap imports that on the cost that produce and the ball to carry on the action until the demands home at a scene taking place across france. long lines of tractors, blocking roads. frances farmers feel they've been ignored for too long. now they're making sure everyone is listening. in the south west and city of a zone. they burned he bills and sprayed liquid mon, newer onto a government building. the police did not attempt to stop them. we no longer assemble, we're not being listened to, we're moving up. i guess the farmers have many grievances including high taxes on tractor fuel environmental regulations and competition from cheap imports. they say their goods have to meet higher standards than products from other countries, driving co

and delivered the united auto workers union endorsement. >> in 2019, our members were out there holding gm, on a national strike for 40 days. [applause] trump was the sitting president. he said nothing! he did nothing! not a darn thing, because he doesn't care about the american worker! [applause] now, here is what trump did to help the american auto worker in our 2023 historic standup strike. now that he is running for president, he went to a non-union plant, invited by the boss, and trashed our union. that's right. and here is what joe biden did, during our stand up strike. he heard the call, and he stood up, and he showed up! [applause] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] he joined us in solidarity on the picket line for the first time in our nation's history. a sitting president has ever done that. [applause] he said on live national tv, that the big three, and i quote, should go further to ensure that record corporate profits mean record contracts for the uaw and the workers! [applause] so that's the choice we face. it's not about who you like. it's not about your party. it's not thi

. >>> president biden has secured a major endorsement from the united auto workers union. the union has more than 400,000 active members, and they can vote for whichever candidate they choose. >>> the u.s. supreme court ruled the federal government can remove the reams of razor wire that the state of texas has put up along the u.s. southern border with mexico. so far that hasn't happened though. in fact a texas state officials putting up more wire. they want to keep both immigrants and federal border officials out of that area. that leaves desperate asylum seekers trapped, hungry, cold between a river and the razor wire. rosa flores hears more from them. >> reporter: i'm at shelby park and the scene unfolding behind me is what we see occurring since the state of texas took over the park. there is a few people back there who are waiting to turn themselves into u.s. immigration authorities. i spoke to two of them, kevin and vanessa, they are both from venezuela, they are students studying architecture. but they say that they fled venezuela because they are fleeing the regime

the president was interrupted by anti-israel protesters at the united auto workers union conference.den: any product, that gives the president money to spend, an aircraft carrier or tanker or staircase, no matter what it was it should be built -- [shouting] stuart: that wasn't great. these protesters are a real problem. democrats are protesting against a democrat president, that's a split party. >> this is cancer. they are a cancer in the democratic party, this is pro-hamas, pro houthi, pro-terrorism wingert, not a huge part of the democratic party but they are very loud, progressive, some are even elected to congress and they support these terrible things that are just and atheroma and president biden is the leader of the democratic party, has a response ability to shut this down. he is in a bit of a quandary. the fact of the matter is, 57% of american muslims say they support what hamas did on october 7th. in a state like michigan, president biden is trying to figure out how to reach out to these voters without alienating the vast majority. and they will not vote for trump. they ca

the united auto workers union and the president shawn fain praised president biden for senate with the, coming after a lengthy strike against the big three auto makers last year. >> this choice is clear. joe biden bet on the american worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. so aaron ornaments must be hero, joe biden has earned it. >> let me just say, i'm honored to have your back and you have mine. that's a deal. >> they met president biden work for that endorsement, i should not. because for, months fain had not endorsed biden. neither that you ate w after endorsing him in 2020. it was arrested became and an ac political realty for the president as to what has worked to get that endorsement. because president biden needs blue-collar workers to fortify this wall he hit in the midwest. states like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, all crucial for his chances kind of a. joining me tonight is a co-chair of president biden's free election campaign. senator chris. i wonder how much you think those underestimate will matter, what it will mean come november? >> caitlin, i think

and delivered the united auto workers union endorsement. >> in 2019, our members were out there holdingn, on a national strike for 40 days. [applause] trump was the sitting president. he said nothing? he did nothing! not a darn thing, because he doesn't care about the american worker! [applause] now here is what trump did to help the american auto worker, in our 2023 historic standup strike. now that he is running for president, he went to a non-union plant, invited by the boss, and trashed our union. >> that's right. and here is what joe biden did, during our stand up strike. he heard the call, and he stood up, and he showed up! [applause] [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] he joined us in solidarity on the picket line, for the first time in our nation's history. a sitting president has ever done that. [applause] he said on live national tv, that the big three, and i quote, should go further to ensure that record corporate profits mean record contracts for the uaw and the workers! [applause] [applause] so that's a choice we face. it's not about who you like, it's not about your party. i

an insult trump is hurling at the president of the united auto workers union. the president of the uaw will respond next. plus, trump leading the charge to blow up a bipartisan border bill, saying he doesn't want a bill which is ironic because when he was president, he begged repeatedly for one. >>> and under fire. we're going to take you to the front lines in ukraine where fred and his team suddenly found themselves under attack in this report. >> look! target. the president of the united auto workers. the target of two verbal assaults. trump posting today, quote, shane feign is a weapon of mass destruction in the automobile manufacturing industry in the united states. all should vote for trump. just houring earlier, trump bashed him by saying this. he's a real all caps stiff who is selling the automobile industry into the big, powerful hands of china. get rid of this dope and vote for djt. trump admitting his initial attack was because of this interview where fain did not hold back and explained why he has chosen to trump. >> donald trump has a history of ser

the united auto workers union is now officially in biden's corner as he seeks a second term in the whiteo if our endorsement must be earned, joe biden has earned it! donald trump is a scab. [applause] donald trump is a billionaire, and that's who he represents. donald trump stands against everything we stand for as a union, as a society. >> you built these iconic companies, you built gm, you built these companies, and you deserve the benefit of when the company strive. >> this week, the president's campaign has also been focused on his commitment to abortion rights. today we learned that kate cox, thetexas woman forced to seek an emergency abortion out of state, will be the first lady jill biden's guest at the state of the union taking place on march 7th. we have a lot to cover tonight, let's get smarter with the help of the lead off panel. you're in luck it's a great one, nbc national political correspondent my dear friend mike memoli, he has covered president biden, his family and his inner circle of advisers for more than a decade. pulitzer prize-winning journalist jonathan capehart i

the united auto workers union is now officially in biden's corner as he seeks a second term in the white. >> so if our endorsement must be earned, joe biden has earned it! donald trump is a scab. [applause] donald trump is a billionaire, and that's who he represent. donald trump stands against everything we stand for as a union, as a society. >> you built these iconic companies, you built them, you built these companies, you deserve the benefit of when the company strive. >> this week the president's campaign has also been focused on his commitment to abortion rights. today we learned that kate cox with a texas woman forced to seek an emergency abortion out of state will be the first lady jill biden's guest at the state of the union taking place on march 7th. we have a lot to cover tonight, let's get smarter with the help of the lead off panel, you're in luck it's a great one, nbc national political correspondent my dear friend mike, he has covered president biden, his family and his inner circle of advisers for more than a decade. pulitzer prize-winning journalist jonathan capehart is h

biden working to shore up his support in the state, and is expected to address the united auto workers at its political conference in washington and that's an effort to try and secure the union endorsement. biden may get help from improving economic indicators on inflation of wage growth as well as issue of abortion rights in the state of michigan. and expanded access to mail? and early voting and counting on those. the conflict in gaza, no doubt has alienated young voters in arab americans in michigan and polls have shown trump gaining support among black voters to your point with the previous guest. meantime, surveys in other battleground states including arizona, georgia, north carolina, and nevada have all shown biden trailing trump. only in pennsylvania do polls show biden with a very slight lead over the former president. stu. stuart: got it, thanks issue ash. coming up, pennsylvania tried to ban young people under 20 from carrying guns during emergencies like covid or blackouts. now the courts are getting involved. we'll bring you their decision. drivers are largely rejecting el

. >> the united auto workers union has endorsed president biden for reelection. during the national

the united auto workers union is endorsing president joe biden.ain made the announcement yesterday at the union's conference in washington, d.c. fain praised president biden for his record on unions and for joining the uaw picket line last year. the union president railed against trump for not backing his union. >> in 2019, our members were out there holding the line at gm on a national strike for 40 days. [ applause ] trump was the sitting president. he said nothing. he did nothing. not a damn thing, because he doesn't care about the american worker. now, here's what trump did to help the american auto worker in our 2023 historic stand-up strike now that he is running for president. he went to a non-union plant, invited by the boss, and trashed our union. here is what joe biden did during our stand-up strike. he heard the call, and he stood up and he showed it. he joined us in solidarity on the picket line for the first time in our nation's history, a sitting president has ever done that. >> joining us now, white house reporter for "the wall stre

auto workers union with more than 400,000 members nationwide.ther battleground state, michigan. was the third. >> let me just say i'm honored to have your back, and you have mine. that's the deal. the next big union endorsement is up for grabs. >> donald trump will meet with the teamsters next week, while president biden is expected to meet with labor leaders. sometimes afterwards. our time's 526. a debate over making california roads safer. but some say it may do just the opposite. we'll talk about that debate over limiting how fast your car could go, and the housing crisis affecting all parts of the nation. the unique way some cities are creating more housing and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, sen

. >> peter: the president earned the endorsement of the united auto workers union today. >> look, i kepty commitment to be the most prounion president ever. >> as the teamster's president says that union won't back a candidate until they hear from trump. >> we are talking to the white house now to try and schedule both on the same day. >> new hampshire's primary was an easy win for biden as a write-in but a lesser known challenger still pealed off a fifth of democratic voters. >> there i have been in business most of my life, steve, i wish i could tell you about a success where we start from zero and had 20% market share in 10 weeks? the biden team is shaking things up sending top white house staffers to the delaware based campaign. >> both are trusted advisers to the president as you all know who have deep experience and played important roles in historic successes he had delivered for the american people. >> at the top of a fiery speech about abortion access tuesday, president biden greeted the virginia democrat who lost to glenn youngkin. >> hello, virginia. [cheers] >> and the real g

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of the united auto worker's union shawn fain endorsing president biden this afternoon. biden has been edging toward that since september when he became the first american president to join a picket line in support of auto workers striking for higher wages. donald trump one day later made his own attempt to appeal to blue collar workers by holding a rally at a non-union shop. >> workers of america are getting -- put it very nicely -- screwed. you're getting screwed. yesterday joe biden came to michigan to pose for photos at the picket line, but it's his policies that send michigan auto workers to the unemployment line. >> it seems like the uaw maybe disagrees plump which may be one of the reasons today unfolded the way it did. joining me now is karrin jean pierre. >> i'm not going to violate the hatch act. we're cognizant of that, i know you are as well. >> try to be. >> let me ask you about the endorsement not so much in the campaign context but there's this narrative that republicans are the populous party. it's a poisonous narrative if you compare it to the reality of

auto workers union.months ago, biden made history walking the picket line with striking workers. >> look, i kept my commitment to be the most pro-union president ever, and i'm proud you have my back. >> while haley is in south carolina, the former president is headed back to court. his defamation trial against author e jean carroll is expected to resume on thursday. tim pulliam abc news, los angeles. the total cost of hosting the apec summit is coming to light in san francisco is debating how to pay the tab. >> supervisors are considering taking millions out of the general fund to cover some of the costs. abc seven news insider phil matier joined us for getting answers today to explain the city's predicament of paying up. >> now the tab is coming due for all that police presence we see, or at least part of it. i have to tell you, it's a $6.5 million for police overtime. and as you point out, that money is initially coming out of the general fund. now the hope and the plan is that it's going to be repleni

auto workers union. here is some of what he told that group. pres. biden: the days of working people being dealt out in this country are over in this country as long as i'm president. working people are going to get their fair share. you've earned it. you've fought for it and you deserve it. geoff: how will that endorsement, and more importantly his message of economic populism, boost his effort to reach out to voters in michigan and working-class americans who have comprised the blue wall the democrats need to keep to win the white house? >> unemployment is at a 50 year low and what joe biden did today was tell people you are going to be cut in on this deal. keep me in office and we are going to make sure the prosperity that people on the top are seeing you are going to see when you go to work every day. those are the voters joe biden resonates with, how he won the first time and how he is going to win again. geoff: i want to play a bit of what nikki haley said last white -- last night. >> most american

. >> president biden's campaign got a major endorsement from the united auto workers union.hat endorsement from union president sean fain. >> this election is about who will stand up with us and who will stand in our way. those are the questions that will win or lose this election and will decide our fate. those are the questions that will determine the future of our country and the fate of the working class. when i first came into office, we made some headlines by saying that our endorsements would be earned, not freely given. we have said we would stand with whoever stood with us in our fight. not because somebody was nice to us and we want to be nice to them■+, but because we need to know who's going to put up and who's going to shut up. and going even further, we need to know who's going to stand up with us. and this choice is clear. worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. we need to know who's going to sit in the most powerful seat in the world and help us win as a united working class. so if all endorsements must be earned, joe biden has earned it. >> nex

some more big political news today the united auto workers union endorsed president biden yep, they said concerned about his milage, but they can probably squeeze four more years out of him before he breaks down. [ laughter and applause meanwhile, canadian prime minister justin trudeau said the country is preparing for the uncertainty of another trump term which is a polite canadian way of saying, "we're building a a wall." [ laughter ] [ applause ] well, guys, today here in new york, mayor eric adams delivered the annual state of the city address, and he started by recognizing his team of deputy mayors but he did it in a pretty strange way. did you see this watch this >> let me tell you something you know, you may cut the umbilical cord, but that fluid that carries you is something that is spiritual and lasts a lifetime >> jimmy: what are there any normal leaders left anywhere? the hell is going on [ cheers and applause what is happening? why? why would you -- why? well, some business news i saw that chipotle wants to hire 19,000 new workers to handle this year's burrito season it's har

. >> president biden's campaign got a major endorsement from the united auto workers union. that endorsement from union president sean fain. >> this election is about who will stand up with us and who will stand in our way. those are the questions that will win or lose this election and will decide our fate. those are the questions that will determine the future of our country and the fate of the working class. when i first came into office, we made some headlines by saying that our endorsements would be earned, not freely given. we have said we would stand with whoever stood with us in our fight. not because somebody was nice to us and we want to be nice to them, but because we need to know who's going to put up and who's going to shut up. and going even further, we need to know who's going to stand up with us. and this choice is clear. joe biden bet on the american worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. we need to know who's going to sit in the most powerful seat in the world and help us win as a united working class. so if all endorsements must be earned, j

president of the united auto workers union, endorsing president biden this afternoon.s been edging towards that since september when he became the first american president to join a picket line in support of autoworkers striking for higher wages. donald trump, one day leader, made his own attempt to appeal to blue-collar workers by holding a rally at a non-union shop. >> workers of america are getting, to put it very nicely, screwed. you're getting screwed. yesterday, joe biden came to michigan to pose for photos at the picket line. but it is his policies that send michigan autoworkers to the unemployment line. >> it seems like the uaw maybe disagrees when meant mr. trump, which may be one of the reasons how today unfolded as it did. joining me now, biden white house press secretary. it is great to have you on set in person on a day like today. >> good to see you, alex. >> i will not violate the hashtag. we are very cognizant of that as well. >> we try to follow the law. >> let me ask you about the endorsement, not so much in the campaign context, but there is a narrat

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workers union.quite a different approach here, i think it's safe to say, then that of his likely challenger. this week alone showed us the contrast at the center of this election. on one side, there is the chaos theory, turning the courtroom into a campaign. revving up the worst instincts of the republican base by playing the victim card, when you are attacking the woman you assaulted. telling people that the system is broken, and that you are the only one who can fight it. on the other side, there's normalcy. steadiness. and perhaps most importantly, a focus on the country and not on yourself. the big question now is which side will be more appealing to the people, and in just about half a dozen swing states come november? the thing is, there's also an off ramp for republicans. they have two choices right now in the primary. they could nominate a conservative former governor and former u. n. ambassador who happens to be a woman, or the guy who is liable for sexual assaults, liable for defamation, l

workers union. it's quite a different approach here, i think it's safe to say, then that of his likely challenger. this week alone showed us the contrast at the center of this election. on one side, there is the chaos theory, turning the courtroom into a campaign. revving up the worst instincts of the republican base by playing the victim card, when you are attacking the woman you assaulted. telling people that the system is broken, and that you are the only one who can fight it. on the other side, there's normalcy. steadiness. and perhaps most importantly, a focus on the country and not on yourself. the big question now is which side will be more appealing to the people, and in just about half a dozen swing states come november? the thing is, there's also an off ramp for republicans. they have two choices right now in the primary. they could nominate a conservative former governor and former u.n. ambassador who happens to be a woman, or the guy who is liable for sexual assaults, liable for defamati

president of the united auto workers union, endorsing president biden this afternoon. biden has been edging towards that since september when he became the first american president to join a picket line in support of autoworkers striking for higher wages. donald trump, one day later, made his own attempt to appeal to blue-collar workers by holding a rally at a non-union shop. >> workers of america are getting, to put it very nicely, screwed. you're getting screwed. yesterday, joe biden came to michigan to pose for photos at the picket line. but it is his policies that send michigan autoworkers to the unemployment line. >> it seems like the uaw maybe disagrees with mr. trump, which may be one of the reasons how today unfolded as it did. joining me now, karin jean-pierre, biden white house press secretary. it is great to have you on set in person on a day like today. >> good to see you, alex. >> i will not violate the hashtag. we are very cognizant of that as well. >> we try to follow the law. >> let me ask you about the endorsement, not so much in the campaign context,

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auto workers union yesterday and focusing his attacks on trump. >> while i stood in solid to you on the picket line. president said, i want to pick a line. donald trump went to a nonunion shop and attacked you during his remarks at that uaw event, president biden was interrupted by protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza. >> this, after several interruptions at a campaign event earlier this week by similar protests, all of it prompting serious questions of if the israel-hamas war is causing a rift between president biden and progressive voters. jay o'brien, abc news, washington. >> in developing news out of southern california, where six people were found dead in the mojave desert. >> the bodies were discovered near el mirage, which is in a remote part of san bernardino county. now, one look at the scene. it was clear to detectives that whatever happened there was deliberate. gloria at the live desk with a look at the investigation. gloria >> good morning. kumasi. sheriff's deputies found five bodies and two abandoned cars on tuesday night. at least one of those vehicles had bull

today he received the endorsement of the united auto workers union, uaw president sean fein made thement before president biden delivered a keynote address at the union's annual convention there in washington, dc. >> look, i kept my commitment to be the most pro-union president ever, and i'm proud you have my back. and let me just say, i'm honored to have your back and you have mine. and that's the deal. >> the likelihood of a biden trump general election increase as we mentioned after trump's win last night there in new hampshire, south carolina will be the first primary to have president biden's name on the ballot. still, he won in new hampshire as a write in candidate among democrats. but as alex was mentioning, a lot of people also writing in another name as well. >> all right. coming up on the for today boeing ceo meeting with lawmakers in the nation's capital today, addressing some of those issues with their aircraft that we have seen lately. the latest on the investigation into boeing in bay area weather, still some lingering clouds and still a possibility of a few light showe

mr bidenjoined auto workers on a picket line the united automobile workers, a major us union, has endorsedden�*s re election bid. mr bidenjoined auto workers on a picket line last year in a first for a sitting president. he is expected to face off against donald trump in november's general election. joe biden bet on the american worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. we need to know who's going to sit in the most powerful seat in the world and help us win as a united working class. so, if our endorsements must be earned, joe biden has earned it. in fact, when donald trump was in office, six auto factories closed around the country. tens of thousands of auto jobs were lost nationwide through trump's presidency. during my presidency, we've opened 20 auto factories with more to come. we've created more than 250,000 auto jobs, all across america. the world's most valuable auto company has warned of a slowdown in sales of its electric vehicles. tesla just reported earnings for the final quarter of 2023 with both profit and revenue largely missing expectations. let's get a sense o

. >> reporter: president biden officially has the backing of the united auto workers u.n. t union president biden zed to be moving right ahead to the general election and focussing on a rematch with donald trump. >> leaving too many americans behind in fact, when donald trump was in office, six auto factories closed around the country. tens of thousands of auto jobs were lost nationwide during trump's presidency during my president, we've opened 20 auto factories with more to come >> reporter: overnight, donald trump increased his attacks on his only republican rival left standing, nikki haley posting on social media, trump threatened to black list anywhone who donae to the haley campaign, that they would be permanently barred from the maga camp. haley incited people to donate haley has vowed to stay in this race the next primary is in south carolina where she was governor. her campaign just spent a million dollars on two new ads there to try to make the case that she is the candidate better suited to take on joe biden in november >> let's see how far that money and those