started a gofundme to help pay for the damage. to basketball. caitlin clark set a new franchise record for the indiana fever for most points as a rookie scoring her 595th point of her pro-basketball career passing an wnba legend. the fevers' record is 17-16 on the season. clark now has scored an impressive 617 points and counting. those are your headlines. >> lawrence: pretty cool. >> how many games are left in the season that she can score more blowing past -- >> lawrence: improved their game. she used to be a shooter and now drives. >> have a great labor day, everybody. >> lawrence: see you tomorrow.

[shouting] >> julie: protests in israel escalating dramatically with a general strike shutting down much of the country. israelis venting their outrage demanding an immediate cease-fire and hostage release deal. this comes as the country mourns six hostages whose bodies were found in gaza over the weekend. the terrorists of hamas reminding the world just how brutal an enemy the jewish state faces. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on this labor day. welcome to fox news live. i'm julie banderas. >> i'm kevin corke. >> dual israeli american citizen hersh goldberg-polis. he was the most recognizable of the hostages and became a symbol of their plight. >> julie: pressure is building as you can imagine on the white house to take action right away. president biden and vice

president kamala harris are set to meet in the situation room just moments from now. >> griff jenkins standing by at the white house. first trey yengst live in tel aviv on more with especially with regard to the anger that israelis are expressing this morning. trey, good morning. >> good morning. demonstrations erupted overnight across israel after the country's health ministry confirmed that six hostages were executed in gaza while in hamas captivity. thousands of people took to the streets blocking the main highway here in tel aviv. israel's second largest city. clashes erupted between police and protestors where security forces brought in horses and water cannons to clear the road and they demanded they reach a hostage agreement and bring the rest home. this father, whose son is being held in gaza. take a look. >> we need an immediate agreement and bring back the

hostages. otherwise we will get them in black body bags. >> the unrest about the hostages shifted to civil protests with a broad general strike announced today. the international airport was on strike for two hours this morning affecting incoming and-out going flights. other transportation affected including the light rail train in jere us liam. about the lack of a deal president biden will meet with vice president harris in the situation room shortly to meet with the american negotiating team. officials in washington will look for a way to move the cease-fire talks forward giving both israel and hamas an exit ramp to end the war. uncertainty about gaza as israel launched strikes in southern lebanon. for the 23-year-old israeli american citizen. hamas released as we're speaking part of a propaganda video. the psychological warfare

against this country continues. in the video you can see the faces of all six hostages who were executed according to the country's military and health ministry. hamas is threatening to release their final messages. kevin and julie. >> trey, thank you as always. >> julie: let's bring in robert green way. he dealt with the middle east as a member of the national security council and director for the center for national defense at the heritage foundation. this is just so devastating for these families who have been holding out hope months ago the israeli american who was found dead hersh goldberg-polis was actually, in fact, seen on video. he lost his arm, which was blown off by these terrorists from the forearm down making a propaganda plea for these terrorists and now he has been found dead. what does it say for the negotiations moving forward and how urgent is it now more than ever to get the rest of the

hostages that are being currently held out safely and alive? >> thanks for having me, julie. we all mourn the loss of hersh goldberg-polis and his family members have our deepest sympathy and condolences. this tells you all you need to know the terrorists responsible for the deadly state in israel history and the deadliest attack against the united states since 9/11. any negotiation that allows this group to survive is intolerable and that's the dynamic tension. the united states could play a more constructive role by applying pressure where it belongs, against hamas and the terrorist organization responsible for this act and also against iran, the sponsor for all of it and for regional escalation. >> julie: this puts a lot of pressure on this election and kamala harris and her ability to perhaps finally get in the

middle and put her foot down as the united states has obviously been an ally of the israel but seems to not be able to make much leeway when it comes to negotiations. "washington post" has this if we could put it on the screen. the u.s. plans to present a take it or leave it israel/gaza cease-fire deal soon. axios saying biden is considering presenting final gaza deal proposal within days. the pressure on the white house is unsur mountable. now that an american israeli has been killed, what would you like to see come out of this white house? what would you like to hear from kamala harris, the sitting vice president right now running to become the leader of the free world? >> first i think righteous indignation and anger at the execution of americans and 32 americans october 7th. pressure needs to be placed where it belongs, on the group responsible. so there has to be a price. look, in foreign policy as in

other matters you get what you pay for, you encourage and tolerate. if you encourage and reward the hostage taking that we've seen and the execution of hostage taking you can be certain more will occur. unless and until pressure is applied to hamas and iran, it's sponsor, we'll continue to see these acts of depravity. we need to stand with israel, our partner in the region and against terrorism more broadly and they need to pay a price for this act. >> julie: kamala harris has stood up for israel but at the same time has also stood up for the pro-palestinian protestors which are essentially championing terrorists who began this war in the beginning on october 7th killing over 1,000 jews. and so senator graham has words, if you will, for the vice president on her stance on foreign policy now more important than ever. she is running for president of the united states in the midst of this bloodbath in the middle east. listen to his words and i will

have you respond. >> foreign policy she has been a wrecking ball. on israel she sat there and listened to somebody call the israeli government and people engaging in genocide and did nothing about it. she boycotted bibi's speech to the congress sending the signal to hamas and iran that america doesn't have israel's back. she was cheerleading the withdrawal from afghanistan. it's been the most incompetent administration i can remember on things that matter to the american people. your safety and prosperity. >> julie: your reaction. >> i think senator graham is exactly right. the contrast couldn't be more clear. four years ago president trump brokered the abraham accords and we saw regional peace. for years later conflict and escalation and costing americans in terms of energy and gas prices increased as a result. safety and security is definitely at issue here and a lack of leadership in the white house and certainly a lack of

leadership as we heard from vice president harris. >> julie: thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> san francisco 49ers wide receiver now recovering at home after he was shot in the chest saturday night during an attempted robbery. this all happened in a very busy shopping area of san francisco. renewing the focus on the city's ongoing struggle with crime. bill melugin live in los angeles with more on that. bill, good morning. >> good morning to you. yet another black eye for the city of san francisco as police say the 49ers number one draft pick was the victim of this attempted robbery over his rolex watch walking alone carrying a shopping bags to his car on saturday. a bloodied man being tended to after paramedics after being shot in the chest. he fought back his attacker struggling over the gun and both ended up getting shot. thankfully he has already been

released from the hospital. his mom posted on facebook thanking god for protecting her baby boy as he describes him. he is extremely lucky that god shielded him. he was shot in the chest. bullet exited out of his back. thanks be to god that bullet missed his vital organs. the suspect is a 17-year-old juvenile and arrested and taken to the hospital. they don't believe he was targeted for being a pro-football player. >> thankfully he is in stable condition. although the subject is in custody. this still is an active investigation. this kind of violence is simply unacceptable in our city. >> he had been signing autographs for fans hours before the shooting. you can see it right here. still unclear how long this gunshot injury is going to keep him off the football field. now san francisco d.a. brook jenkins said her office expects to bring charges against the

17-year-old by midweek. those charges will be filed in juvenile court, not adult court. >> bill, thank you so much. we appreciate that. >> julie: president biden and v.p. harris are campaigning together for the first time. he came off the beach to do this since she officially became the party's nominee courting voters in several must-win battlegrounds. >> justice jackson responding to calls for an enforceable code of ethics for the supreme court. what she says about the proposal. ♪

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>> kevin: 14 minutes after the hour now. disclosure scandals involving claire whence thomas have led to calls for a binding code of ethics for the high court. justice brown jackson has weighed in on that. listen here. >> so, you know, a binding code of ethics is pretty standard for

judges. so i guess the question is, is the supreme court any different? i guess i have not seen a persuasive reason as to why the court is different than the other courts. but from my perspective, i don't have any problem with an enforceable code. >> kevin: different according to the constitution. president biden has pushed for major security reforms. jackson said she won't comment an specific policy proposal. the conservative super majority and republicans in congress are pushing back. >> julie: no rest for democrats in labor day. president biden, vice president harris and her running mate governor tim walz on a swing state sprint hitting three key battleground states as the race to the white house enters its

final months. garrett tenney live in detroit from harris is set to stump in a few hours from now. >> good morning to you. today is the first time we'll see president biden out on the campaign trail in his new role as he described it the best volunteer the harris-walz campaign has ever seen. pennsylvania and michigan are two states with a heavy union presence that will be critical to democrats in november as they try to keep their blue wall intact. despite the lack of clear policy positions the harris campaign has laid out over the weekend campaign chair laid out their strategy for the next ten weeks which includes touting the number one issue for voters, concerns about the economy. o'malley says of harris her economic vision is good for the country and popular with the voters who will decide this election. vice president harris's plans focus on solutions where swing voters see trump as more extreme. one major issue the campaign continues to deal with is how to

explain harris's numerous policy reversals, something democrats were pressed on across sunday shows including senator tim cain on "fox news sunday" over her previous pledge to ban fracking. >> look, on fracking completes owe use that as an example. she took a position in a presidential debate in 2019. now part of an administration has that's ratcheted ahead with alternative energy investments because of the inflation reduction act. campaigning is one thing. governing is another. what governing has shown with vice president harris is she is going to try to bring the team together and make something happen. >> the harris campaign is putting a lot of stock in the upcoming debate with former president trump eight days from now. something former democratic congressman tulsi gabbard who went hard after her said is a risky strategy. >> kamala harris has already shown she is trying to move away

from her record, move away from her positions, and how that contradicts the positions and statements she is making now that she is the democratic nominee. >> also looming overharris's visit to michigan is the war in gaza and administration's support of israel. something that led more than 100,000 voters in michigan during the democratic primary to choose uncommitted. those voters could play a deciding role in november, which is why the harris campaign has been working behind the scenes to smooth those relationships over. still a lot of work to do on that front though, julie. >> julie: thank you so much, garrett. >> kevin: let's bring in a radio host. i want to share a quick graphic right out of the gate. i want to talk about some of the polling. we talk about national polls. this is all about the swing states. that said let me share this with you. from abc and it talks about the

bump or lack there of for the vice president. take a look now 50-46. pre-convention 50-45. unlike most people, you come out of the convention and people are excited and you get a big bump in the polls. in this case not so much. >> listen, kevin, great to be with you from the must-win state of pennsylvania. two things are happening here. number one her policy flip-flops on fracking wasn't just that she said it in the debate. she sang about it and joked about it on jimmy fallon's radio show. but she joked about it there doing some sort of a weird poetic thing, i don't know. now she is trying to walk it back. if you aren't sincere with the walk back as with the initial statement people will think you are b.s. ng them. when were b.s.ing me then or now. her flip-flop isn't as convincing. to say we made investments in clean energy. that doesn't calm the fears of

the 100,000 workers in pennsylvania who work in the fracking industry. small towns that benefit from it. it's pennsylvania's number one economy. fracking. so just to come out and say i was part of the administration and completely changed my mind. when you were all in you made the statement multiple times on national television. baby i'm changed but not convincing and telling you i've really changed. >> kevin: i look at some of the top issues for voters and area of weakness now. if you parse them out. let me share them for folks at home. these are issues where the former president is strong. in particular as it relates to the economy. we can just show you some of the top voter issues and again it's the economy, inflation, immigration, and even the israel/hamas war. former president trump continues to lead the way. they can say what they want about national polling but on issues that really matter, that really hit home for most americans, the former president

seems to have a very comfortable lead. >> he does. there is a reason for that, too. joe biden has been spending the month of august building legacy sand cast else on the beach and now campaigning with kamala harris today. she wants to be the candidate of change but campaigning with a guy who represents all these policies that americans are rejecting. and they remember when donald trump was president. this is a very unique election in the sense we can contrast both jobs that these two men did. if kamala harris is embracing joe biden, that sends a clear message to voters i'm embracing the same policies that were rejecting to such a degree that we had to dump the guy from the ticket. this is a terrible campaign strategy for them. >> kevin: first of all you talk about a 75-day campaign. second of all having the current president, albeit not much on the job lately in front with her, it really draws your eyes to the past and not so much to

the future. that said, they consider themselves the underdogs heading into this election against 60 plus days before election day. the quote from the harris-walz campaign. make no mistake we head into the final stretch of this race as the clear underdog. donald trump has a motivated base of support with more support and higher favorability than he had at any point since 2020. can't argue that. in the 30 seconds we have left what on earth is the plan, then, if they know she is fighting an uphill battle? >> they have to keep dodging, i guess. i don't know. doesn't seem to be working for them and why there is no convention bounce. this is all sugar. the sugar high the democrats are feeling is fading fast. they're realizing they are stuck with a legacy candidate and legacy campaign and the same issues that voters were rejecting. i think they'll reject in the state of pennsylvania just on the fracking issue alone. >> kevin: it will be very difficult. but i say all that to say this.

don't forget she can be a very dangerous debater. we heard gabbard talk about that on her interview on cnn. we appreciate your time. happy labor day. >> same to you. >> julie: fox news alert. ongoing border crisis taking a dangerous and terrifying new turn. vicious migrant gangs infiltrating the u.s. republican congressman pat fallon from the border state of texas coming right up. ♪ time to press rewind with... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena

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while lowering costs for plan sponsors and members. that's wonder made possible. evernorth health services >> kevin: 27 minutes after the hour now. right now the funeral for israeli american hersh goldberg-polis is underway in jerusalem. meanwhile president biden arriving moments ago at the white house just ahead of a meeting with the u.s.

negotiation team, the hostage negotiation team. that meeting set to take place in the situation room. correspondent griff jenkins with the latest from the north lawn. >> good morning. that's right. you can still hear marine one's rotors spinning behind me. seven minutes ago the president touched down on marine one where he will soon head into the situation room and be joined by vice president harris and his u.s. hostages negotiation team. now we will -- indicating to reporters he does not think prime minister netanyahu is doing enough to get a deal done and biden believes we could be close to a deal. we'll work to turn that tape and bring you that as soon as we can get it. it comes, of course, in the wake of the tragic news of the killing of the six hostages including american hersh goldberg-polis. now yesterday president biden released a statement saying

this. it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we'll keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. now biden has kept a low profile since ending his re-election bid. last year at the white house on august 19th. vacation has ended after you can hear marine one behind me. he has been vacationing for the last few weeks in southern california and rehoboth beach, delaware. harris released a statement yesterday and what she said. i strongly condemn hamas's continued brutality and so must the entire world. as vice president i have no higher priority than the safety of american citizens where they are in the world. what we don't know right now, kevin, is what impact the killing of the hostages may have had on negotiations. there are, of course, a few reports out there unconfirmed by fox that biden plans to present a final deal in the coming days.

hopefully we'll get an update on that very soon. now yesterday israeli prime minister netanyahu said that he was talking about the whole situation saying whoever kills hostages does not want to negotiate. biden asked if he talked to netanyahu and told the pool reporters there are talks but not specifically saying whether or not he spoke directly with him. we shall see what we get and turn the tape what we have. situation fluid here. finally some have been asking about whether or not the flags have been lowered at the white house after virginia governor glenn youngkin lowered his plugs to honor hersh goldberg-polis. they aren't lowered here at the white house yet. >> julie: let's bring in republican congressman pat fallon of texas.

thank you for talking to us. i want your reaction to the way the white house has so far handled not only the war in gaza, but our stance on these six hostages who were murdered. today in the situation room we understand the president and vice president will be meeting to discuss a possible deal to discuss what exactly. what are they going to be talking about today, would you say? >> julie, first of all this administration is trying to have it both ways. trying to say that well, they want netanyahu to show restraint and then they want to coddle hamas and condemn them at the same time. it doesn't make sense. what we need to really focus on when president trump actually imposed and enforced sanctions against iran were oil experts were $8 billion a year. now $43 billion. their support for hamas has tripled. you can support mayhem and

murder for additional money. >> julie: the president touched down moments ago and took several questions and hard to hear but we do have some tape that we will try to turn around. do we have that sound just yet? okay. we'll work on that. the president was asked about this. regarding a presidential stance on this and taking a hard stance in defense of israel and against gaza i want to go back to a couple of things. first of all walz is running to be the vice president of the united states. this was a terror attack essentially. the most amount of americans killed since 9/11, 33 americans in all of this. walz apparently was questioned on the hostages and it is prompting outrage. watch this and tell me what your gut feeling is when he ignores the following question. watch. >> what's your reaction to the six hostages being found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody.

>> julie: okay. he had to have heard that question. would you not agree he had to have heard that question? why ignore that question? >> because this ticket two-state solution is winning pennsylvania and michigan. they are trying to have it both ways. how about coming out and saying israel has a right to defend itself and a right to exist. israel is our strongest ally in the middle east and only democracy in the region? say those kinds of things. they share our values. they have been a loyal friend since their inception. they don't want to say those things because they're worried about the 100,000 folks in the michigan. this is supposed to be about the country, not an election. this is -- people die when you make bad decisions and try to coddle iran as obama and then biden did and certainly harris would. she is running as the change candidate yet she is really essentially the incumbent. it has been the biden-harris administration for four years.

it is ridiculous. >> julie: one of the questions is netanyahu doing enough? is answer was no. one word, no. here is kamala harris on hamas. talk about something not aging well. this was in july. we are talking thousands of israelis murdered, pro-palestinian protests championing terrorism and this is what kamala harris has to say. our future potential president. watch. >> i also expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. the first phase of the deal would bring about a full cease-fire including a withdrawal of the israeli military from population centers in gaza. in the second phase the israeli military would withdraw from gaza entirely. >> julie: can you imagine after

9/11 on u.s. soil an american leader, president, a vice president, a presidential candidate even, coming out and uttering words of sympathy for those unfortunate deaths in iraq when we invaded iraq and when we've invaded other middle eastern country and fighting al qaeda and terrorists and fighting isis? that's essentially what she is doing here. israel has a right to defend itself and as an ally we need to stand up to israel. is netanyahu not doing enough? possibly no but the u.s. needs to step in but not certainly cry tears, crocodile tears for gaza. >> julie, hamas is the one that has rejected every cease-fire proposal. all the deaths in gaza lay at hamas's feet. israel wouldn't be in gaza right now if 1400 of their citizens were murdered by hamas. of course they'll respond and have every right to. during world war ii people

forget we bombed normandy before june 6, 1944. 19,000 french civilians were killed. it was hitler's fault. not the united states. we need to know history. innocent people die when there is a conflict. who is the perpetrator here? it's hamas. >> julie: they are holding the cards and why the united states needs to show them who is boss and right now we're not seeing that and looking weak in the eyes of the middle east. congressman. appreciate you coming on on this labor day. thank you for your input. thank you. >> thank you. >> kevin: the latest into the investigation about the assassination attempt against former president donald trump at a pennsylvania rally. former d.c. homicide detective ted williams weighs in next. when they're dehydrated, pedialyte is great for— wait... umm... isn't that for the kids?

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>> kevin: 41 minutes after the hour now and a new interview with our mark levin. former president trump details the emotional moment his wife and son learned that he had been shot. >> somebody ran up, barron, barron, your father has been shot. he loves his father. see a good kid, good student, good athlete, actually. and he ran mom, what's going on? she couldn't believe it. she was watching it live, can you imagine? and then i got up and i let people know i was okay. fight, fight, fight. but i let people know i was okay. but it was a hit. it was a big hit and a miracle actually. >> kevin: just an incredible day. concerns over rally security remain high even at this hour.

let's bring in ted williams, former d.c. homicide detective and attorney. great to have you, my friend, happy labor day to you. you have talked about this since the day it happened and still aghast at the idea people can rush on up. i've covered probably upwards of maybe even 200 events that are highly secure with secret service. still boggles the mind this is happening. even in the shadow of what we know went down at butler. a guy was able to rush the press area. >> you know, good morning to you, kevin and happy labor day. i can tell you that when you look in realtime what took place there in butler, pennsylvania, when it came to the former president and the attempted assassination, it is quite chilling. the investigation at this stage

is somewhat limited in trying to determine the motive of why thomas crooks got on that building and shot at least eight shots killing one person and injuring two and also injuring the former president. it's just something that one cannot envision or imagine happening but it is something that the secret service has to prepare for on a daily basis. we've known from the time of abraham lincoln and the assassination by john wilkes booth all the way to modern day attempted assassinations of president gerald r. ford, president reagan by john hinckley, so the bottom line is we've got to do more to protect these leaders. >> kevin: we'll have to leave it

short here. we want to head over to the white house and double-check and see if we have sound from the president's arrival. julie, you may have that. >> julie: moments ago the president took questions. he just landed at the white house ahead of a meeting in the situation room between him and the vice president kamala harris. they will be discussing the hostage negotiation team in the situation room following the tragic deaths of those six hostages that were found murdered over the weekend. let's listen to president biden. >> mr. president, i'm heading to a national security meeting now and going to pittsburgh. following up what's happening in israel and then i will be off to pittsburgh. >> are you planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week? >> we're very close to that. >> what makes you think this deal will be successful in the way the other deals were not? >> president biden: hope springs

eternal. >> mr. president do you think it's time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think he is doing enough? >> president biden: no. >> mr. president, what is your reaction to the demonstrations across israel? your reaction to the demonstrations snow >> president biden: i will get the detail when i walk in and talk to you after that. >> do you have a messages for the hostages families? >> i spoke to american hostage, i spoke to his mom and dad and we aren't giving up. we'll continue to push as hard as we can. thank you. >> julie: hope springs eternal were his words as far as his optimism about a pot evening deal. you heard that reporting say what is different now that has been different in the past? it's hard to take those words seriously when this has been ongoing for so long. >> kevin: difficult to imagine a

scenario one could make the idea that hope springs eternal when everything you've seen speaks to the opposite. he is trying to at least it would appear, try to will this into existence. as he continues his conversation with the negotiation team, julie mentioned it, it will also include the vice president. this is somewhat common. they'll go in and talk for a while and we'll get a read-out depending on what's happening. i think what's really interesting is what perhaps he has to say afterwards and maybe we'll learn a little more about it at that event coming up in pittsburgh this afternoon. he is there around 4:45, 5:00. >> julie: they'll do campaigning. his first time campaigning with kamala harris. he is joining her. so major labor action this labor day. thousands of hotel workers on the picket lines after

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>> kevin: 51 after. time for fox weather. a line of severe thunderstorms from the great lakes to the northeast may end up crossing on this labor day. let's find out more with adam klotz, he has the forecast for us. >> we're tracking storms sweeping across the country. a cold front. you can see colder air on the northern half of the country where the rain has passed by. warmer on the southern half of the country and see a little shower activity. for your forecast today chicago 73, 76 in minneapolis. still hot in the mountain west and it is now really the southern united states that is containing a whole lot of those larger storms. you've seen it pop up here every afternoon. hot, humid, sticky, feels like summer even though it's the unofficial end of summer. a lot of the rain will work its way across texas. they will see a lot of rain and flooding could be a concern. that ultimately could slow down

travel. currently travel looks great across the country but it is going to be the southern tier where you start to see showers pop up that might slow things down a little bit. worst airport now is the south charlotte currently 30 canceled flights. by and large they're looking nice for labor day. hopefully everyone can get where they are going without too much trouble. back to you. >> julie: thousands of hotel workers across the country walking off the job. several major hotel chains. housekeepers say they need a return to pre-pandemic working hours to make ends meet. the strike comes as many americans travel for the long labor day weekend. joining me now travel expert lee avamanti. let's talk about travel stats and numbers compare this year

and last year and what it says about our economy. >> more people are traveling this holiday season. like every holiday weekend we set another record. hotels are full. planes are full. record numbers of people are flying through the airports. taking to the roads especially this weekend. people are staying in hotels. but there is about 200,000 less hotel workers than there were pre-pandemic so that's kind of what is causing this whole strike. >> julie: labor day travel is up 9%. you mention about the lower number of hotel workers. also the lower service. you check into a hotel nowadays and paying resort fees or service fees to these hotels. they no longer, many of them no longer have room service, for example. you cannot order food. i don't know what services we're paying for. how is it that people are affording these prices? the prices have gone up and service has gone down and the

employees have gone down. morale has been at an all-time low in the travel industry. >> i could go on forever about resort fees and destination fees and all these other things that you are paying $40 or $50 a night for nothing. it drives me insane. in terms of workers, as you mentioned when you check into a hotel oftentimes they will give you an option of not having your room cleaned every day or won't do it. that's because they are saying they are trying to save the environment or cut down on waste or whatever it might be. the truth is they are just trying to save money because they furloughed a lot of workers during the pandemic and either haven't brought them back or brought them back at a lower hourly amount. people are making less money. generally women, minorities, black and hispanic minority women make up 90% of hotel workers and housekeepers and so they want to have higher wages

and more hours and basically get back to pre-pandemic hours guaranteed with more money. >> julie: the hotel workers statement. during covid everyone suffered but now the hotel industry is making record profits while workers and guests are left behind. many can no longer afford to live in the cities they welcome guests to and painful workloads are breaking their bodies. 24 hotels, 200,000 workers in eight cities. it is so unfair but there is no regulation. these hotels can charge whatever the heck they want. people will be paying resort fees that are ridiculous. what will make this stop? what will improve the situation? >> well, the unions have actually done a pretty decent job of getting workers better, you know, job conditions especially like here in los angeles where i am. last year there were strikes.

professional sports teams pulled out of hotels and it got it done and this unite here union is trying to do the same thing across the country. we'll see what happens. i suspect it will happen quickly but at the same time hotels can charge as long as people will pay and people are paying. >> julie: thank you very much. sorry we're out of time. >> kevin: the president and vice president will be meeting in the situation after the execution of six hostages in gaza including an american. pressure grows on biden and harris to act. (vo) you've had thyroid eye disease for a long time. and you've lived with the damage it caused. but even after all these years, restoration is still possible. learn how at tedhelp.com.

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