. >> that was fun that team folded in 1990 leaving dmv without afl team until today. today, ted lionsis and monumental sport entertainment held a press conference to announce washington will join the current 18 afl and begin playing next april. mayor muirial bowser was in attendance and other team owners ron jaworksi of philadelphia soul and gene simmons of the los angeles kiss lended their support. >> rebuilding the league and having a major metro area like washington d.c. be one of the pillars of new afl is exciting and we'll embrace that challenge and also celebrate that opportunity to be at the ground floor at birth of a new league. >> a cautious welcome to washington welcome to the afl family but when we play, we're going kick your [bleep] ape wish you well, god bless and come on down. it's the best time you'll have with your pants on. >> he's very uber supportive challenge. take him on. and bit way there's a number of special events throughout the year where local sports stars visit with military veterans and pose for piingts and sign autographs. >> today redski

do you agree -- does the afl-cio agree with him on trade more than you disagree?tainly agree that there are problems with u.s. trade policy that failed american workers. i think where we disagree with him is on exactly how we need to go forward. we would agree that the tpp, the transpacific partnership will not be good for american workers or american businesses. but beyond that, i think we have a more nuanced view. we want to live in the global economy, but do it with rules that are better for working people. >> derrick, do you think the tpp is bad for the american worker, was nafta bad for the american worker? >> i don't agree nafta was bad for the american worker. manufacturing wages, manufacturing employment, labor force participation all rose for years after nafta. that's just a myth built up. the tpp, we don't know. it is not done yet. the fundamental thing here is basically that donald trump and the afl-cio agree that imports are bad and they're wrong. imports benefit every single american, that's why americans choose to buy them, they pay money to get the

gene simmons of the legendary rock band kiss and the owner of the afl's l.a. kiss join ted for the welcoming. no name or logo for the team just yet, but plenty of excitement. season tickets for next spring start at about $50. arena football is billed as a faster and more entertaining game than the nfl. he is eager for the fans to see it up close. >> you don't want to watch it, you want to experience it. i mean that's exactly what we want to do. i think especially young adults that have very, very short attention spans and in this realtime multi screen world, the afl was designed for that. >> we want to completely assault your senses, make you fans and make you understand that this is the kind of football that's never existed before. i wish you all, god bless and come on down, see one of our games. it's the best time you'll have with your pants on. >> i'll be there, gene. i'll be there. you told me to come. so what do sports fans in the city think about d.c.'s newest sports team? tom sherwood takes a look. >> reporter: the latest version of arena football made

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in the second afl un ashville walked away with the lead. unc ashville won 77- 68. in other action today. maybe a score board in the south atlantic conference championship. and the hornets are back in action hosting the timbervolves. and following the win over to the pacers and move in a game of fifth place, atlanta and defeating the nets last night. and 132 to 118. and there is highlights of how this plays out tomorrow night on wbtv news. and spencer has been cleared for shooting drills. he is back on the court and at practice today. to the pga tour. cadillac championship, adam scott on the 18th. scott going for the green and it lands short and would bounce to the water and somehow it stayed he pitched it on the green and scott with a par put and he drains it right here and walk away cadillac championship winner and back-to-back wins for him. looking at the what your panthers are up. to johnathon stewart traveled to japan to host a football camp on a military base. he showed video and pictures. including a new born and autograph and highlight of the day and held a

we are grateful for our othered me afl honmedal of honor recipio are here and the special forces whore here. we are grateful to you. this is obviously an award for individual hair o are heroism. we are so grateful to your service to our nation. thank you very much. god bless. god bless america. [ applause ] ♪ >>> up next on c-span3, dr. robert califf takes questions about the 2017 budget request for the fda. then a conversation on the influence that the latino vote will have in the 2016 elections. and later, hud secretary castro testifies at a budget hearing. >>> dr. ben carson announced he is dropping out of the republican presidential race. his campaign released this statement. follow road to the white house coverage on the c-span networks. >> so many of my former books were horizontal studies. many countries across a whole region. the ends of the earth, eastward, covering a minimum of six countries, here i look at one country in depth. i use it to explore great themes. i think great themes. the holocaust, the cold war, the challenge of putin. remember, romania and moldova have a l

richard trumka is president of the afl-cio. look into the program. : thank you for having me on. have enjoyed your program. i look forward to it. fernando: thank you. we are in the midst of it -- of an unusual election season. how do you see it playing out? it is unusual. to many people are trying to be divisive, run on hatred. in the end, that house of cards will collapse and people will come together and demand that the candidates talk about policies that address their that are forcies the country. i am hoping we get past the racism, the bigotry, the name-calling, all of that stuff, and talk about things that matter to people. fernando: how do you see the labor movement going forward, especially after the actions of governor scott walker? mr. trumka: look, we have income inequality. the best way to get a raise is for workers to come together, negotiate collectively. so, you look at the candidates -- what they say about that. trump has been very antiunion. he is 100% for right to appear. he believes our rate -- our wages are too high. he believes guys like carl icahn would make

the caps had been one of the best regular-season teams in the afl for post season success, that's a different story. the caps face a team that eliminated them last year. looking for a third straight win over new york. down to the second, put on the attack. mike richards throws a couple on net and then everything goes crazy. a couple of whacks at it originally ruled no goal. hard to tell. calm for the review. caps haven't lost this season. late in the period, caps are rushing in, no doubt about this one. shifter period. caps get carely with the puck. and derrick makes them pay. turns out to be the game winner. a rare loss for the caps, 3-2. >> every time you're playing the rangers, you've got to come out with your best. and, you know, it's a fun game to be apart of. came up a little short. second and third period, it's how we've got to play. >> you doint want to give up a goal at the end of the period. we gave it up first shift. worth the price of admission. he gets the steal. yeah. he takes off from the concession stands. >> >>. >> timmy has the oop. wizards then decide that guarding lebron i

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. >>> right now an afl player and miami native is fighting for his life at a local hospital. >>> a high school pep rally stupt goes horribly wrong. >>> the ultimate music festival taking over downtown miami. find out what police are doing out there to make sure things don't get out of control. >>> good morning, your time is cdxxx. i'm eric harryman. >> i'm sheli muniz. >> happy friday. thanks for starting your friday with us. >> let's get you over to ryan for a quick look at your forecast. >> as we get into the weekend, we' see more showers around. that's something we'll talk about for the next 2 1/2 hours. i think one of the better mornings we've had this workweek. miami-dade and down lieu the keys, clear. 71 across the board in broward county, 70 in miami. 66 in west kendall. this time around visibility is spine. no fog developing across the area. live look from our diplomat resort and spa camera. a few mid and high level clouds passing by. well off to the north, some showers. mainly dry today. we could see a stray shower popping up this afternoon. partly cloudy and bright this aftern

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. >>> an afl p. >> key we're following breaking news. a pedestrian struck. we learned that the westbound lanes are back open. you can see them moving right here but eastbound is still blocked. >>> good morning, everybody. traffic alert. north tampa, tragic accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. this is 'corner of bush boulevard and north boulevard. the westbound lanes are open. that's westbound bush so now north, just north of that along boulevard, they are trying to open that because there's no reason for it to be closed now. south of that, so that stretch of boulevard between bush and waters is going to be closed. for alternates, waters to the south, that will get you over this entire stretch of bush boulevard, this investigation will last for a while, so keep that in mind. this is going to be closed. here's janelle with more traffic. >> taking a look at this crash on the left to check out your alternate. a little slow on waters, but still a good option for you. you can head south and take waters instead of line bah. we were hearing of a crash west

. >>> you can see cameras keeping an eye on intersections of afl. the city wants to add the cameras the five more intersections and bring the total number 213. the city has issued close to between july and january of this year. it makes it easier. the charter schools advisory board says the application for schools is too long and needs to be kind. the board learned that 64 new charter schools have been approved. board members said today it is not always a bad thing when a charter school closes. >> is schools cannot meet the expectations that are outlined in the chart, if they are not found academic literary -- academically they should not continue and they can't. we cannot send state tax dollars to charter schools that are not equipped to meet the mission. >> the advisory board plan to hear from school today. >>> when other men who helped create the first apple computer will now help university students. he will join the university as innovator in residence. march to get a chance to meet the students and faculty. >>> durham has received the honor as

once we get afl it this finished i'm going after one person, that's hillary clinton. >> ted cruz secured home states of texas as well as neighboring cruz called on the field to unite behind him. >> so long as the field remains divided donald trump's past to the nomination remains her many likely, and that -- would be a disaster for conservatives and for the nation. >> marco rubio win in minnesota with the weak showing it is impossible for him to secure nomination but he didn't sound drop out. >> i will campaign wherever to takes to ensure that i'm the nest president of the united states. >> and it was a rough night for not only ben carson but john kay suck as well. they did not win any state last night that's not an entirely a surprise but still makes you wonder how long they can hang in this race. are what we call proportional states not winner take all. if you don't, i you get a certain number of delegates. ted cruz can incredibly say he is an alternative to donald trump but after marco rubio qeak showing thatting argument for him will be difficult to make. latest live from the newsroo

with the afl-cio and teamsters withholding endorsements, why? >> i think they want to put pressure on hillary to really respond to that lack of endorsement. and to shape her policy going forward. it's interesting looking at a candidate like donald trump, this may be the first time ever i've seen a republican to the left of the democratic front runner on trade and really issues that are important to blue-collar workers, especially in the rust belt states . reporter: do you think that's the case? >> trump is appealing to these blue-collar workers. we're seeing it in polling and in michigan where he holds a double-digit lead but we are seeing the demise of unions across the country. if you will, union membership has gone from 1.5 million in 1979to 400,000 but this is a positive thing for the country. if you look to the 25 states who have a right to work laws, unemployment is 1.3 percent less than in those non-right to work states. you can also point to gubernatorial wins in states like wisconsin andmichigan that show the waning influence of unions

the afl season will be played in the summer and does not directly conflict with the nfl schedule. season tickets are already on sale for the 2017 season. >>> when your kids start school in fairfax county, it could change. the school board is considering starting schools before labor day for the next school year. for decades school has started after the unofficial end of summer in according dance with the king's dominion law. in the '80s tourism industry needed students to keep working through labor day to staff amusement parks. the change will be discussed today. full board expected to vote at the end of april. >>> pretty daring jail break here. you see the helicopter? they use this to try to get out. two inmates escaped from a canadian police rison back in 2 but the video just dangled mid car but they were caught several hours later. so not worth it. >>> well, she made headlines for her stunt on the metro tracks. now we'll show you why the charges could be dropped today against will this yoga woman. >>> cool start this mornings but the story could be rain in the hours ahead. chuc

afl cio president joins us ahead. he's called trump a bigot so should be an interesting interview.ere's something going on in african nation that could impact your money. first back to the half. >> the battle over breakfast is heating up and mcdonald's announces it will offer up it's entire breakfast menu all day in some locations. that will be offered nationwide starting on tuesday. >> what's your take? it's gotten to the point literally where they even script it to go to him first. >> i just want to take a picture and put it on. >> so you were in both places this morning. fill us in. >> it's great. so this morning, can we steer this back toward finance. >> crunch wrap. >> and less body shaming. >> shaming. >> so the reality is that yum is not even close to as far along as mcdonald's is in the turn around that's clearly necessary and yum has got a lot of asian scandals and it's a 30% differential in what mcdonald's has done over the last six months versus what yum has been able to do and that can continue because the narrative around mcdonald's is that they are crushing it with br

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>> katy, a few moments ago, afl krirks cio announcing own anti-trump campaign that just happened a few moments ago. at this point, i know it's early. what more do we know about that? >> well, to give you an idea, one of the biggest union groups in the country, the 56 unions. over 12 million workers. donald trump, what they're trying to do is paint him as anti-union. there's attack ads on facebook and a couple of other social media outletletoutlets. there's unions and trying to stop his workers from forming a union there and protesting him. i'm not entirely sure how they'll play out through the entire country and it has really resonated with blue collar workers, with factory workers and steel towns. those who are not benefitting from the economy going in more of a technical direction, so when he talks about trade deals and jobs being moved overseas, that's sort of the message that resonates with the american workers, the ones who like donald trump. it's not clear if the union attack will be effective intensity against him. it will be effective in the more liberal circles but on the more

that have very, very short attention spans and are living in this real time multiscreen world, the afligned for that. >> we want to completely assault your senses, make you fans and make you understand that this is a kind of football that has never existed before. i wish you well, god bless, come down and see one of our games. it's the best time you will have with your pants on. >> what do sports fans in the city think about the newest sports team? tom sherwood takes a look. >> reporter: the latest version of arena football made a people had all sorts of opinions. >> fantastic. very entertaining sport. i would go. >> pretty violent. >> i'd go. >> reporter: what's the appeal. >> it's violent. it's fun. >> reporter: do you know anything about it? >> i know nothing. >>. >> reporter: do you like it? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: muriel bowser was bobbing her head to the latest sports team headed to d.c.'s verizon center to join the wizards, the mystics and the capitals. >> you bring the downtown area alive. anytime the capitals play, you can't find a seat in the rest restaurant in this area. >>

he was the most valuable player in 1965 in the afl. is that right? led the team to two league titles during those years. in 1967 he worked as assistant to ronald reagan. in 1971 he was elected congress to new york and elected in the buffalo area. in the congress he has been big supporter of supply side economics and big force in the move to get tax cuts and tax reform for a simpler income tax system. we recently ran a profile of the kemp family in u.s.a. today which i thought revealed an interesting detail. jean reported that jack's daughter jennifer, needed a car desperately to travel around the washington area. jack told her, well if you can beat me in tennis, i'll buy you a car. jennifer practiced and practiced and she defeated her father 6-1. that happens to all of us aging athletes. jack said that he was just warming up. demanded a rematch. she practiced again and she beat him again 6-1. next weekend he was one politician true to his promise. there was a car in the driveway with a big sign that said you win. were going to get a gold plated podiu

i am so grateful for a union group and afl that stood behind us and supported us and gave us the strength that we needed to make a difference and to make a change. we went to the city council. we went to the mayor. we went to those in authority that was supposed to be fighting for our rights to have a voice. and this problem is not just a water problem. it is emergency manager problem. it is not a governmental problem. it is a government. the snyder problem that has taken our democratic right away, that has stripped us of democracy in michigan. in this time and in this day and age in 2016, where we have the freedom to speak, the freedom to vote, to have a voice, to have a vote, he has taken our democracy away and put in dictatorship. we are not a dictatorship. we are not a communist country. we are the land of the free, home of the brave but he has stolen away in michigan. >> bishop, you're referring to allowing the city manager to take over and make this decision regarding the water provided to people just like your grandson, the thousands of children in flint. as you listen to what's be

perhaps most closely associated in addition to his democratic impulses with backing forcible remove aflative mens from their triefbal land in open defiance of supreme court decisions. when the cherokee nation is forced out of their lands in georgia, a forth are going to die on the trail of tears out to the midwest. this leads to a lot of problems in terms of how we interpret this. owning slaves, not treating native americans with respect, that was not something thaefs controversial in the early 19th center try. that's why you see a lot of state democratic parties. they are typical yearly fund-raiser is the jefferson jackson dinner. many of them have moved to change their name, feeling that associating a dinner with slave owners like jefferson and jackson is not projecting the image of inclusiveness they want today. finally, can we really understand what it's like to be president? this is the monday morning quarterback problem. i watch the dolphins on sunday, as you all know. tannehill throws an interception. i will blame him. i will get upset. have i no idea what i'm talking about. i ha

the afl and this film last three days. >> mark: messier was betty is close coming from rena. >> reporter: it will exit reopened about two hours ago. take control is running all adult on that side hill. the beginning with about 30 mi. of change control getting over inner-city. >> darya: they closures. people saw where it jumped another truck to get it to our three fetus. >> reporter: we did we get some interesting face with messages from people they're stuck in traffic. we told the validity and have to come to the stairs down to it. we also them not to do during night is that we are expecting the most well. >> reporter: right now everything's for aslope we've had quite a few accidents. yesterday an officer was hit by car and had some minor injuries. we had few close last night because of closures and is now. >> mark: we have more snow in that area coming this friday and also the rest of. with abc until april at the and this year. >> robin: the bay area commuters are expecting a lot of stopping the traffic. the crews are very busy. we're tracking a trouble spot in concord. there's only one

you can see on the left, another photograph amidst the eagle, signs from the afl-cio and from the naacp. came together to demand this minimum wage increase as well as civil rights and labor rights. rethink some of the important questions historically and in the present moment. punditry -- they tend to emphasize conflict but i group called the bat -- called the vast space in between. they were neither natural allies or inveterate enemies, they were simply different. all sorts of different lines of difference. just getting them together for a meeting represents a monumental task. where'd you hold such a meeting in the segregated south? coalitions depended on them recognizing the difference rather than pretending they did not exist. the difference between the house and the coalition. the democratic coalition of texas, each of the group remains separate. that is why i have this diagram is the best representation rather than a pyramid. the process -- coalitions came together and had to be reorganized and existed in the creative tension of groups that had great differences. ofre are many exam

eric houser is a communications director for the afl-cio welcome eric. >> good morning. >> good morningo you think so many blue collar workers voted for trump in mahoning county? >> well i think republicans voted for donald trump in the republican primary. and i think that's --  >> oh democrats did too. >> oh a very small handful. i think part of this is that donald trump had certainly touched a nerve in american society and people are justifiably upset. he's also new to the political scene. people have some impression of donald trump from years past and they are getting a first new impression in the political arena. and a lot of republicans like what he's saying. now, if he's is nominee and even if he's not certainly for the next several month, our intention is to make very clear how bad his views, his record, and his outlook are for working people all across america. >> well i know you are concerned about democrats switching their party affiliation and voting for donald trump because you are rolling out these anti-trump ads to discourage your members from abandoning the democratic pa

funded a lot of organizations, that are behind thistive civil we are talking about k democrat spring afl-cio don't like what you have been doing for them, representing them, they are getting behind donald trump, and they are anti billionaires, very groups funded by billionaires george soros that is what i don't -- there is so much hypocrisy. >> herman, i would be "curiosity" your take i think largely what we are seeing in terms having divisions, this is the birth harvest we are reaping from identity politics democrats sploith identity politics to win for successfully at ballot boxing but country we end up instead of being united we are disparate identity groups self-interests don't you think that is part of what is going on here. >> it is a big part steve i agree with you. identity politics in terms of pandering, this is what the democrats doing pandering to different groups with you know to aattract democrat votes the black voters then in terms of trying to divide us, with violence, i didn't hear any outrage when bernie sanders said we are in midst of a politicals revolution did he have mea

the steelworkers union here in the united states, one of the largest unions in the afl-cio, here, stunned the world of american labor two years ago when they issued a press release announcing the formal alliance-- i'll use their words--the formal alliance between the steelworkers union of the united states, which--i don't know how many members it has, but in the hundreds of thousands, big union--with mondragon, the corporate--that huge, successful worker's self-directed enterprise in spain. and i remember many of us were taken aback. "what an interesting idea. an alliance." what did it mean? well, the details were hard to come by. it seems as though there was discussion, obviously, between them. they issued a joint press release and had a press conference. but it's hard to tell, so i'm now going to imagine where this might go. i'm not saying that's where they're taking it. i don't know exactly where they're going to take it, or even whether they're going to take it somewhere, but here's what i would do. imagine a trade union movement with a completely different strategic idea from what it

perhaps most closely associated in addition to his democratic impulses with backing forcible remove aflative mens from their triefbal land in open defiance of supreme court decisions. when the cherokee nation is forced out of their lands in georgia, a forth are going to die on the trail of tears out to the midwest. this leads to a lot of problems in terms of how we interpret this. owning slaves, not treating native americans with respect, that was not something thaefs controversial in the early 19th center try. that's why you see a lot of state democratic parties. they are typical yearly fund-raiser is the jefferson jackson dinner. many of them have moved to change their name, feeling that associating a dinner with slave owners like jefferson and jackson is not projecting the image of inclusiveness they want today. finally, can we really understand what it's like to be president? this is the monday morning quarterback problem. i watch the dolphins on sunday, as you all know. tannehill throws an interception. i will blame him. i will get upset. have i no idea what i'm talking about. i ha