poverty line according to research by matt bartle a professor at often berg university of applies sciences and often berg even to get to the top one percent of the you tube stars the top three percent sorry you need one point two or four million views per month on your tubes but you're still making less than the minimum wage less than poverty wages in america you know but in the nineteen seventies and early early one nine hundred sixty s. used to visit with my family times square you know we'd go into new york and go into new york and go to times square for example in at that time you could see the dancing chicken so you put a five cent piece into the machine there and out comes a dancing chicken a chicken that's on a plate an electric plate that's a lecture and so the chicken is being slowly electrocuted to death it was a real chicken. i don't know that so it's like a big glass box in times square and you went and put a quarter in and they forced a chicken out on to the project and comes out on an electric gets electrocuted essentially. now this is you tube. you have millions of water. be

poverty line according to research by matt bartle a professor at often berg university of applies sciences and often berg even to get to the top one percent of the you tube stars the top three percent sorry you need one point two or four million views per month on your tubes but you're still making less than the minimum wage less than poverty wages in america you know back in the nineteen seventy's early early one nine hundred sixty s. used to visit with my family times square you know we'd go into new york and go into new york to go to times square for example in at that time you could see the dancing chicken so you put the five cent piece into the machine there and out comes a dancing chicken a chicken that's on a plate an electric plate that's a lecture and so the chicken is being slowly electrocuted to death it was a real chicken yes indeed. i don't know that so it's like a big glass box in times square and you went and put a quarter in and they forced a chicken out on to the kitchen comes out on an electric gets electrocuted essentially. now this is you tube. you have millions of want

be saying you know there are hundreds of thousands starving to this good food bergs where should they care about university lecturers and reverses well this is a deliberate attempt to break the union it was imposed by the employers u.k. without negotiation ok we have only been forced into negotiations because of the strike action we taken so far because it's been as you say remarkably. widely supported across the universities by not only by staff and also by students are often. so it was imposed without negotiation so we had a choice basically but to strike and i think the thing is that there are many other places teachers. teachers and school teachers in the ninety two universities or on different schemes at the moment which are better than ours if they can do this to us it will happen to the people too and more widely you know industries generally will be looking at this very carefully how the boss is treating you. i mean this board of governors vice chancellors i think lord brought israel this show for were a boss of b.p. yes a former boss of the b.p. but a lot more pertinently an architect of the stude

know there are hundreds of thousands starving to this country really good food bergs where should they care about university lecturers and reverses well this is a deliberate attempt to break the union it was imposed by the employers u.k. without negotiation ok we have only been forced into negotiations because of the strike action we taken so far because it's been as you say remarkably. widely supported across the universities by not only by staff and also by students are often so it was imposed without negotiation so we had no choice basically but to strike and i think the thing is that there are many other places teachers. teachers and schools teachers in the post ninety two universities are on different schemes at the moment which are better than ours if they can do this to us it will happen to the people too and more widely you know industries generally will be looking at this very carefully how the board is treating you. with this board of governors vice chancellors i think lord brode is read on this show for the boss of b.p. yes a former boss of the b.p. but a lot more pertinently an architect of the

poverty line according to research by mad bartle a professor at often burge university of applies sciences and often berg even to get to the top one percent of the you tube stars the top three percent sorry you need one point two or four million views per month on your tubes but you're still making less than the minimum wage less than poverty wages in america you know back in the nineteen seventy's early early one nine hundred sixty s. used to visit with my family times square you know we'd go into new york and go into new york to go to times square for example in at the time you could see the dancing chicken right so you put the forty five cent piece into the machine there and out comes a dancing chicken a chicken that's on a plate an electric plate that's a lecture and so the chicken is being slowly electrocuted to death it was a real chicken yes indeed. i don't know that so it's like a big glass box in times square and you went and put a quarter in and they forced a chicken out on to the kitchen comes out on the lunch it gets electrocuted essentially. now this is you tube. you have millions of water.

poverty line according to research by mad bartle a professor at often burge university of applied sciences and often berg even to get to the top one percent of the you tube stars the top three percent sorry you need one point two or four million views per month on your tubes but you're still making less than the minimum wage less than poverty wages in america you know back in the nineteen seventy's early early one nine hundred sixty s. used to visit with my family times square you know we'd go into new york and go into new york and go to times square for example in at the time you could see the dancing chicken right so you could look at the five cent piece into the machine there and out comes a dancing chicken a chicken that's on a plate an electric plate that's a lecture and so the chicken is being slowly electrocuted to death it was a real chicken yes indeed. i don't know that so it's like a big glass box in times square and you went and put a quarter in and they forced a chicken out on to the kitchen comes out on an electric gets electrocuted essentially. now this is you tube. you have millions of wat

correspondent linda hong for us in singapore and here in the studio with me michael berg at the economist at the humble university here in berlin thank you very much see both feel analysis. we're staying with the issue of tariffs and more on not breather for europe at least amrita has all the details thank you and as we heard trump has temporarily exempted the european union from higher talent some still in the a million we sure meant to come into effect today the topic has overshadowed the e.u. leaders summit in brussels and this is where e.u. correspondent got mattis is standing by i go to the summit has ended now how relieved leaders that u.s. president trump has excluded the union from his controversial talents. i would say leaders here are cautious they know of course that this temporary exemption is only a partial success and the french president to monitor my call really put it in a nutshell here when he still said in a press conference that the e.u. seeks no trade war but at the same time he said the e.u. is determined to prevent us getting down the road of protectionism to to prevent that the current sys

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grand jury. 91 berg got the impression from his interview with muller's team the prosecutor may have evidence against president trump. sky fox over a scene of a parking garage fire in universityt fire just after 3:00 this afternoon at the parking garage at 34th and market streets you can see heavy damage to a van parked on the roof. that fire -- thou fire started is still under investigation. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now as we take live look at doylestown in buck county. can't tell we had big storm on friday that's going to change. we're about to get slammed again. kathy will break it all down for us in just 152nd. >>> all right. this is really one to pay attention to. the last storm was as well. that one was more rain, snow and wind much this is more snow and some wind to go along with it. so wednesday it's going to be one of those tough travel days, reduced visibility, some wind just a day to plan to stay close to home or just be inside. maybe work from home perhaps or call out. take look right now it's pretty quiet out there. we have just seeing partly cloudy skies today and temperatures that are in the 4 40s. northerly wind gusting to about 25 today right

poverty line according to research by matt bartle a professor at often burge university of applies sciences and often berg even to get to the top one percent of the you tube stars the top three percent sorry you need one point two or four million views per month on your tubes but you're still making less than the minimum wage less than poverty wages in america you know but in the nineteen seventies and early early one nine hundred sixty s. used to visit with my family times square you know we'd go into new york and go into new york to go to times square for example in at the time you could see the dancing chicken right so you put the five cent piece into the machine there and out comes a dancing chicken a chicken that's on a plate an electric plate that's a lecture followed and so the chicken is being slowly electrocuted to death it was a real chicken yes indeed. i know that so it's like a big glass box in times square and you went and put a quarter in and they forced a chicken out on to the kitchen comes out on an electric gets electrocuted essentially. now this is you tube. you have millions of water. b