unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union built the middle-class. they gave the workers the eight-hour day, at time off, higher pay. >> do like the five day work week? the weekend? they built the country. eight-hour day came from the 1930's. >> 1914 henry ford doubled wages and to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. 30 years before the uaw insisted. >> because they wanted to compete. >> we would still have the t's 30. >> she is wrong. workers' lives have them plantation proved because of free enterprise contracts helped but then they hurt even the union workers because the rules slow-growth and that is what is best for workers. henry ford doubled wages then hired more. years later they get benefits for awhile but growth slowed then stopped. compared gm with toyota it created 15,000 jobs in america. over the same period gm lost 400,000. how was that good for workers? >> union members should have a right to unionize. but the downside is the opportunities lost because union rules limit the of re

unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that unionuilt the middle-class. they gave the workers the eight-hour day, at time off, higher pay. >> do like the five day work week? the weekend? they built the country. eight-hour day came from the 1930's. >> 1914 henry ford doubled wages and to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. 30 years before the uaw insisted. >> because they wanted to compete. >> we would still have the t's 30. >> she is wrong. workers' lives have them plantation proved because of free enterprise contracts helped but then they hurt even the union workers because the rules slow-growth and that is what is best for workers. henry ford doubled wages then hired more. years later they get benefits for awhile but growth slowed then stopped. compared gm with toyota it created 15,000 jobs in america. over the same period gm lost 400,000. how was that good for workers? >> union members should have a right to unionize. but the downside is the opportunities lost because union rules limit the of entrepreneurs ability to

unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union the middle-class. they gave the workers the eight-hour day, at time off, higher pay. >> do like the five day work week? the weekend? they built the country. eight-hour day came from the 1930's. >> 1914 henry ford doubled wages and to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. 30 years before the uaw insisted. >> because they wanted to compete. >> we would still have the t's 30. >> she is wrong. workers' lives have them plantation proved because of free enterprise contracts helped but then they hurt even the union workers because the rules slow-growth and that is what is best for workers. henry ford doubled wages then hired more. years later they get benefits for awhile but growth slowed then stopped. compared gm with toyota it created 15,000 jobs in america. over the same period gm lost 400,000. how was that good for workers? >> union members should have a right to unionize. but the downside is the opportunities lost because union rules limit the of entrepreneurs ability to adapt and grow

unions pay to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scam. that is perfectly legal. crazy but legal. >> wup final point at the union demonstration in philadelphia something i heard again and again is unionswas unions that gave workers an 8 hour workday and time off and higher pay. oo ue like having to work a weekend and weekday? thank grur un yoion workers. >> in 1913 henry ford doubled wages and created an 8 hour workday. to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. that was 30 years before the uaw even existed. >> they did it because they wanted to compete for good workers. >> you think we would have an 8 hour day if there were no unions? no i am sorry you are wrong. >> they believe in the union myths. workers lie because they believe in free enterprise not because of union rules. oolg union contracts help but then they hurt. the cost of the ridged rule slow growth and growth is what is best for workers. henry ford doubled wages then he hired more people all with no unions. years later the uaw comes but then growth slope and stop. that hurt workers. compare gm with much less unionized toyota. toyota created 15,000 jobs not in japan, in america. over the same period gm lost 400 thousand jo

unions pay to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scam. that is perfectly legal. crazy but legal. >> wup final point at the union demonstration in philadelphia something i heard again and again is unionswas unions that gave workers an 8 hour workday and time off and higher pay. oo ue like having to work a weekend and weekday? thank grur un yoion workers. >> in 1913 henry ford doubled wages and created an 8 hour workday. to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. that was 30 years before the uaw even existed. >> they did it because they wanted to compete for good workers. >> you think we would have an 8 hour day if there were no unions? no i am sorry you are wrong. >> they believe in the union myths. workers lie because they believe in free enterprise not because of union rules. oolg union contracts help but then they hurt. the cost of the ridged rule slow growth and growth is what is best for workers. henry ford doubled wages then he hired more people all with no unions. years later the uaw comes but then growth slope and stop. that hurt workers. compare gm with much less unionized toyota. toyota created 15,000 jobs not in japan, in america. over the same period gm lost 400 thousand jo

demonstrating against school funding cuts with tears. the union local that represents the emergency dispatchers claims furloughs are unlawful because voters passed measure q two years ago. union says that raised city revenue for the purpose of protecting and maintaining municipal services and claims the referendum is being ignored. >>> you have interesting facts about the endeavour built here in california. inspired me to look up a few tidbits the -- >> this could a while. >> no just this one, the only one named by elementary and secondary students. >> yes. >> i bet a lot of students will take a recess break and go out and look. >> sounds good. >> now they just need good weather. >> for that we turn to lisa argen. >>> live doppler poorly defined marine layer, good news, just ground fog in napa, partly cloudy, hayward, oakland, a little breeze in the afternoon, we will be looking at a beautiful day. the transition from summer today to fall tomorrow, hard going to notice. temperatures stay warm to mild around the bay. this morning chilly napa, santa rosa low 40s there to the 60s in higher elevations by noontime, 60s at our coast, nice and sunny, a few patches of fog south maybe

demonstrated for a second day. a spokeswoman for the teachers union says there's a long way to go, that the 49 points in the contract offered, the unionix of them. for now, the strike has left obviously a lot of parents scrambling to find child care, churches, other organizations trying to step in. where do negotiations stand right now, ted? >> reporter: they are still negotiating, anderson. but according to someone familiar with the negotiation process, there will not be an agreement tonight. so those thousands of families that have been scrambling are going to have to figure out what to do with their kids tomorrow, because they won't be in school. >> and mitt romney has come out and criticized the union for going on strike. the white house has avoided weighing in. the teachers wanted the president to come out and support them. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of signs today at the rally in downtown chicago here were directed at president obama, asking for his support for the teachers union. that puts him in an awkward position. if we were to come out in favor of the union or even say that he sides with them, he's going against his former ch

union. roge goodell callinghe nfl rectal wh g for the romney/ryan ticket, that union-busting, build it yourself, trickle down team that prefers private equity to public demonstrationsuse no sooner had golden tate emerged with the fooall than packer-backer paul ryan let loose. i start off on something that was really troubling that occurred last night. did you guys watch that packer game last night? i mean, give me a break. s time to get the real refs. >> and then it was mr. romney, sport himself, piling on at the line of scrimmage. >> i just wanted to see some experienced referees with nfl experience come back onto the nfl playing fiel. >> l ghi stht. when it comes to the nfl, mr. romney and mr. ryan want the owners, some of whom romney counts as personal friend, to get a deal done as quickly as possible so tha the real pros can get back to officiating. rete heaven forbid, police o those dreadful teacher, well, what's the rush? bleed them dry. for their latest hypocrisy, this time concerning organized labor, we throw our own penalty flag at mr. ro a mr. ryan. that's ten yards for pandering and now your back's squarely against the goal. stay with us. but that doesn'

unions demonstrated nationally when they helped senator ted kennedy challenge to a sitting democratic president they didn't like, jimmy cart. >>> the public sector unions become the get out the vote machine that the old democratic party machine once was. >> carter was renominated but lost to ronald reagan who had the is support of at least one public is sector union, the air traffic controllers. that wouldn't last. months later the controllers rejected a government contract offer they went on strike. but that was not allowed under federal law and president regan fired them all. >> but we cannot compare are labor management relations in the private sector with government. government has to provide without interruption the protective services which are government's reason for being. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department union president paul dowdy. >> if you look just generally at the republican party. they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't know necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2* 2008 election, a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all -- >> i spent my entire adult life working with sciu. >> a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warni

unions demonstrated nationally when they helped senator ted kennedy challenge to a sitting democratic president they didn't like, jimmy cart. >>> the public sector unions become the get out the vote machine that the old democratic party machine once was. >> carter was renominated but lost to ronald reagan who had the is support of at least one public is sector union, the air traffic controllers. that wouldn't last. months later the controllers rejected a government contract offer they went on strike. but that was not allowed under federal law and president regan fired them all. >> but we cannot compare are labor management relations in the private sector with government. government has to provide without interruption the protective services which are government's reason for being. >> it is not surprising public unions ally with democrats as providence rhode island fire department union president paul dowdy. >> if you look just generally at the republican party. they believe in a smaller government. as a government worker i don't know necessarily agree with that. >> by the 2* 2008 election, a former community organizer with long ties to one of the largest government employee unions of all -- >> i spent my entire adult life working with sciu. >> a financial crisis would catapult their man to the white house. but it would also bring those dire warni

that show these people are organized by the unions and they're paid by the unions to attend these rallies, too. it's a little bit disingenuous for everybody to think that they're just peaceful demonstratorss tea party coverage with that of the occupy movement. the tea party has been accused of racism, inciting violence. take a look at some of the signs from the tea party rallies as well here. do you think that it's really fair to judge a group based on its worst members? >> first of all, comparing the tea party to the occupy wall street movement is just not sensible. there's no comparison. when the tea party movement has a single person who shows up with some crazy t-shirt or a button on, they self-police themselves or kick them out. or the media picks on them and make them the face of the organization. that's ridiculous. the occupy movement, there's nowhere in the tea party movement are they destroying american cities, running rampage over the police department and confronting the police. it's not even close. >> unfortunately we've run out of time. i could talk to you for hours. david bossie, president of citizens united producer of "occupy unmasked." >>> 45 minutes after the hour right

that's the big news of the day. we're pissed off about it. i stand in solidarity with my union brothers and sisters. or union brothers, i guess. >> demonstrations. we think the players ought to say we aren't going to play anymore until you give us some real refs. that would change the rules here. that would make a difference. so joe cirincione, packers fan is here with us. and then john stanton from "buzzfeed" will be joining us later. but first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news, big changes coming to sesame street gentlemen. this isate shattering. as the show debuted its 43rd season on pbs this week, the way they present elmo has changed. elmo's world is gone. that was the name of the segment now called elmo the musical. the red character will incorporate much more music into his skits as he's now introducing more concept in science, technology, engineering and math. really good for the preschool demo. the new skits are longer and they're geared toward older preschool age children whereas before, he was just talking to kids up to 2 years old. he's doing 2 3 4-year-olds. >> bill: this is bad news. you start me