the headen you became of the afl-cio in 2009. your job is to get people more unionized and be a representative of the country for union workers. what is your main job? mr. trumka: representing workers from all the different sectors. 55have 55 affiliates, different unions and different sectors. my job is to be their spokesman, to watch out for them. try to create a climate where working people can get a fair shake. ,hat includes legislation political stuff, collective-bargaining stuff. anyplace were there is collective action. david: you have met with president obama. was he helpful to the afl-cio compared to president trump? mr. trumka: he was. he was a person of great integrity. i had tremendous respect for president obama. he unfortunately surrounded himself with a whole cater of wall street elites. they sort of did not understand working people. he spent the last year of his term fighting with us over tpp, and it probably cost the election in 2016. david: you were against tpp? mr. trumka: yes. david: you did not think it would

what does the secretary treasure of the afl-cio do? >> like a coo, cfo. >> you became the head of the afl-cio in 2009. >> uh-huh. >> was your job to get people more yooupized. be a representative of the union workers. what is your main job there? >> representing workers from all the different sectors that we have affiliates. we have 55 affiliates. 55 different unions in different sectors. my job is to be their spokesman to watch out for them. trying to create a climate where ex-working people can get a fair shake. >> okay. >> as that includes legislation, that includes political stuff, collective bargaining stuff. anyplace there's collective action. >> you've met with president obama as well. is he helpful to the afl-cio compared to president trump? how do you compare the two? >> he was a person of great integrity. i have tremendous respect for president obama. unfortunately, he surrounded himself with a whole cadre of wall street elites and they didn't understand working people. he spent the last year of his term fighting with us over

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piers hillier, cio, royal london asset management.here are almost 500 electoral vehicle market makers in china. the shanghai auto show is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> list has been avoided, even if the battle hasn't been completely won. the next few hours will be difficult but due to their courage, the facade and two towers did not crumble. annmarie: that is the president of france. he were looking at pictures. this is the tragic sight of notre dame where a fire ripped through the iconic building. the two towers, 500 firefighters were mobilized. these are pictures from last night. put thefour hours to south. the two belltower's and facade have been saved. the question now is about rebuilding this iconic site. rebuild notre dame because that is what the french people want. that is what our history deserves, because that is our destiny. it is truly one of those global icons. i don't know about you, but i have certainly been there and it is quite crushing to see those pictures. good day. nejra: good today. i certainly have been there. i

ofis ailman is the cio caltrs.. , coming up, parliament votes on praxis -- votes on brexit plan b actions. we find out which ones will make the cut for mp's to vote on. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: in london at westminster, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets ." vonnie: lyft bancshares sliding, bringing market capitalization down ." vonnie: to $20.4 billion. shares trading below the ipo price, down 7.8%. a little skepticism today. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." bloomberg's erik schatzker is standing by with a key voice from the business world. reporter: thank you. i am here with the ceo and chairman of metlife. thank you for spending time with us. guest: good to be back. reporter: here's where i'd like to begin. you're the only ceo who thought having his company labeled too big to fail -- who fought having his company labeled too big to fail. you sued the u.s. gove

the massey jets will fly again alexandra remote in washington coming up, i'll tell you what else the cio had to say even in this economy, there's growing demand for banks in the bay area coming up we'll tell you about the expansion plan for one of them and the number of measles cases in the us continues to climb. >>the new guidelines health officials are recommending for babies. this may be the coolest day of the week >>protesters stood in the rain today outside of the annual boeing shareholders meeting in chicago they held pictures of victims of recent deadly plane crashes involving the company's 7.37 max 8 jets inside boeing's c o faced investors and ver the weekend concerns indicating boeing wasn't transparent with a the story. >>tells us for now that the planes will remain grounded. all of this and boeing her deeply sorry for the loss of life boeing ceo dennis muilenburg says the company will make changes to its 7.37 max 8 jets. >>after 2 crashes 346 deaths and the worldwide grounding of the jetliners. investors and reporters grilled the cio about the company's failure to identify a

on c-span3, afl-cio president richard trumka talks about trade policy and issues with david rubenstein from the economic club of washington dc that is at 8:40 a.m. eastern. >> president trump is skipping the annual white house correspondents dinner again this year. he will hold a campaign rally in green bay, wisconsin. watch live coverage saturday, on c-span, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and following the rally, watch live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner with featured speaker ron churn out. -- chernow. >> bombings in sri lanka killed almost 300 people in sri lanka. secretary of state mike pompeo blamed the attack on islamic terrorist. he talked about the bombings at the state department, leading off the briefing of ending sanctions of countries importing oil from iran. sec. pompeo: before i make my announcement regarding our pressure campaign against the islamic campaign against iran, i want to address yesterday's attack in sri lanka. what was supposed to be a joyful easter sunday was marred by a horrific wave of islamic radical terrorist bloodshed. heartbreaking that a coun

i'm joined by afl-cio president richard trumpka. it is the largest union.differently in the u.s./canada/mexico trade agreement. >> to do that let me frame the issue. mexico has had a low wage strategy. they keep wages artificially low so they can get investment and jobs out of canada. the mechanism they used to do that was called a protectionist contract. a protectionist contract was negotiated between a sham union supported by the old administration and employers. there are over 700,000 of those protectionist contracts in mexico right now. those protectionist contracts in mexico right now the agreement says they have to get rid of all 700,000 in four years. that means they have to get rid of 175,000 a year. get rid of them and have 175,000 votes a year. we don't think they can do that. we think they need to show us their ability, the infrastructure to do that and resources to do that, then they can enforce this open laws with our help. until that's done, you have an agreement that is incomplete and a sham. there's also one other enforcement mechanism. the

how shareholders press the cio for answers. >>a moment of silence for 346 people killed in 2 plane crashes set the tone for today's boeing shareholder meeting justice 10 canadian families filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company. we have going are sorry for the loss of life in these tragedies but after the meeting seo dennis muilenburg also suggested human error was part of the problem, he said during the technological failure pilots are supposed to go through a checklist with steps including cut off switches in some cases, those procedures were not completely followed he told continually learning from the accidents still they held no his feet the fire. have to have a 300 plus people die every time to find out that that something is on reliable. what are you doing to assure that there is that. >>outside external. the person people who are looking in who have no interests in the outcome and the question of oversight and transparency loomed large. >>this is the 6th straight year shareholders have asked boeing to improve

here's what the cio chris ailman told us. >> well, brian you're measuring it from the bottom of a troughthe top of a hill you have g to back and look at the other side it's almost like the grand canyon we drop down to a bottom in 2009 climb back to a peak where we are now. we're about where we were in the late 1980s the only thing that's changed in this time period, you know, longevity. people are living longer, and, therefore, the cost to retire is going up not just for public pensions, but for everybody. pensions are about where we were in the 1980s we survived. that's the headlines we survived the 2000s. now we're slowly making our way back you're not going to fix a pension just in a ten-year period from a bottom of 2009 to where we are now in 2019 >> listen, i know your views on the equity market. you think that we're sort of in the later stages of this run your job is to make the return to pay for the pension fund for all the pensioneers have where are the gaenz going to be made is it in private equity or real estate is it in a combination >>le reality is i have to make a 7% return

that concludes the cio report and we'll turn it over to board for any questions or comments. >> thank you, bill, and welcome, luke. board emembers, any questions? >> where's luke at? stand up. good color, my wife will appreciate it. >> any questions from board members? seeing none, public comment. any members of the public wish to discuss item no. 13? seeing none, we'll close public comment. and with that, turn it back over. >> president stansbury: okay, anything else from the board? all right, thank you very much. mr. huish, where would you like to go? >> executive director huish: item 14, travel report. wouldn't mind if you accepted as presented. >> president stansbury: take it as presented. any members of the public that would like to address the commission regarding this item? seeing none, close public comment. anything from the board? great. item no. 18, please. >> clerk: item no. 18, executive director's report, discussion item. >> executive director huish: you have deadlines coming up before the next meeting for your form 700 filings, as well as your ethics training. so far we'

coming up here, more on the halloween brexit delay with sky bridge capital's co-cio. maybe theresa may will dress up for halloween. alix: do some "dancing queen." [laughter] david: live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg markets." shares of luxury goods maker lbmh surging to a record third-quarter sales, beating estimates. the key fashion and leather division posted a 15% gain in a bid to spark interest in its biggest brand. in germany, one faction of the commerzbank supervisory board opposed to a tie up with deutsche. they want a board meeting to end negotiations, concerned about the potential loss of thousands of jobs. the controversial tabloid "the national enquirer" is being put up for sale. billionaire jeff bezos accused the paper of extortion. tolier, they admitted killing and burying stories about president donald trump. backed by a fund reportedly pushing for the sale because it is disgusted with the "nquire -- the enquirer's" reporting habits. david: i had to chuckle at that. they didn't know what the about?er" was that's pretty

level of used countermeasures that decision has to be stablished in light of the final decision of the cio every traitor that we expect to come in the near future washington and brussels are already in conflict after us president donald trump subjected e.u. steel and many of imports to punitive tariffs the e.u. responded with duties on two point eight billion euros of u.s. imports the latest airplane subsidy tariff list is open to consultation until may the thirty first and could still be revised and both sides have said they would prefer a settlement that did not involve tariffs joining me now is a quarter our financial correspondent on wall street good to see you well all this week they declared its preparedness to start formal trade talks with the u.s. how would you assess sentiment out of washington also given this development. well especially u.s. president donald trump has said that when it comes to trade to europe it's probably as bad as china he called trade dealings saw for europe a brutal at some point so i'm quite certain that he will not be responding too well to those threats

we're growing twenty to twenty play for seem to be cio. every year we're coming to the end of the year we're saying we have to look at exporting to germany's being one of our put it in the new we are poems generally all sales are down again for the year and it's really want to go. if he does decide to move into the spanish market one factor could help the economy f. area out of cork harbor just half an hour from his farm last summer it began a direct service to santander in spain it proved highly successful even though the most direct route for exports goes through britain. breaks it continues to go so. as it is at the moment and hard borders are put in place and we see customs checks and more importantly agricultural checks the delays that would be brought about by the us in the british ports. and indeed the french ports ports on the. bridge they would render the direct routes between. and europe. far more profitable. truck drivers welcome the service. really worried there could be waits of hours or even days at the british borders that w

responded in 1935 to the cio? does anybody remember? well, not quite. anybody? it's ok, it's been a week, were a couple. [laughter] prof. mccartin: they recognized the union without a strike. they did not want to go through what gm went through. the corporate leaders felt free to do that. they did not feel pressure from their stockholders that said don't do that. there was no stockholder backlash. they ran the company as they saw fit. they were not worried about what the markets thought. it probably proved to be a good decision. model and that was ascended up into the 1960's. the postwar era started to change. instead of integrating within your sector, companies began to diversify and buy up things outside of their sector. conglomerate. it was on the rise between the 1950's and the 1980's. u.s. steel joined the parade. in 1981 they bought marathon oil. it had nothing to do with the steel business, but they thought it was a good sideline for the company. they even changed their name to u.s. x when they did that. you had the rise of a conglomerate. what happened a

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>>the cio of sales for smart many off and the cio of twitter jack dorsey, have both donated to the sideporting the new homeless shelter plan and then there are those against it and they are asking the mayor to come up with a different place in dollars worth of equipment. the owner of the work trailer says the thieves stole about 20 thousand stole about 20 thousand dollars worth of equipment from his mobile tire business. surveillance video captured a group of criminals dumping off a stolen work trailer about 10 miles away from the victim's home and leaving nothing inside. the thieves are then seen getting out and helping unhitch the empty trailer.they then all drive off as if nothing happened. as police investigate ... the victim plans to get back on his feet ... and have tighter security on the trailer.. an east bay community is in mourning for a beloved catholic priest. reveren

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a privateeak with well cio. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: it's a earnings tuesday here.bro had a stunning fleet, earnings-per-share -- stunning $0t, earnings-per-share plus .21. 16%,emarket, it is up recovering from the loss of toys "r" us. alix: we are noticing big moves on earnings days. we want to focus now on twitter. that stock moving higher, shares up nearly 8% in premarket. firstmpany boosting quarter monetize a bowl -- users.eable daily active with us now is christopher wolfe , private wealth cio. christopher: disruptors have an interesting place in the stock market. they get a pass from most investors around earnings numbers because there is lots of reinvestment going on. number two, you look at the top line more than anything else. onre you are focusing users and others, we are going to look at this model of value and companies like this in a winner take all mode. that is really the challenge because they never take all. it is just how much. david: what do we need out of tech to keep this rally going? christopher: more proliferation of technology and industry.

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the 1930's were the period of the organization of the cio. in the 1920's, the u.s.abor movement had been virtually destroyed. remember some of this is very much a business-run society. violent.tory is very quite unlike comparable countries. by the 1920's, quite effective labor movement had pretty much crushed one of the great works of labor history by david montgomery a labor historian, called the rise and fall of the american labor movement. he was talking about the 1920's. revived.s it it revived with large-scale organizing activities, cio organizing began, the strike actions were quite militant. they led to sit down strikes. is a real signke of warning to the business classes because there is a step beyond the sit down strike. the next step is let's start the factory running by ourselves. we don't need the bosses. we can run it ourselves. so get rid of them, ok? that is a real revolution, the kind that t should take place. the participants would run it by themselves instead of being the slaves of the private owners who control their lives. a step awaytrike is fro

distribute drugs from their boardrooms the company has agreed to pay a million penalty at the former cio 75 year-old lawrence doubt. >>is facing life in prison. his attorney says he was framed. this is not the first federal investigation into r d c back in 2015 rdc admitted that it had failed to report drug sales and the theft of pain killing opioids to the d a the company paid $360,000 to resolve the civil action against it can pan back to you thank you grant. >>for now streaming live local news 24 hours a day they haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. 35 years. county oakland, san francisco menlo park. >>back now to the story of what was founded during a sweep of abandoned boats in the oakland estuary from forcefully to call reports. >>8 abandoned and dilapidated boats were removed from the oakland estuary wednesday by the oakland police department with help from the alameda police department and us coast guard. officer kelly allow be no is in charge of oakland's marine unit. he says his team has been working on identifying potentially hazardous votes left at publix pe

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temperature wise right now, a lot of 60s on th 65 in oakland is, 6 in s jo,cio a bit cooler right now, currently a temperature of about 59 degrees. a lot of clod cover tonight, an the next 12 hours and again, temperatures are going to drop into the mid 50s over the next 12 hours for a lot of us. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the big picture and what we are tracking. a front staal right on the border of california and oregon. and that's not going anywhere over the next 24 hours. what that means for us, that cloud cover will linger for much of our sunday. there's the chance the front will likely bring us a sprinkle first thing. we'll stop the clock 7:00 in the morning, a little bit of green on the screen in the north bay where there's light showers popping up. any shower activity decreases midday and we'll like sisi a few breaks in the cloud cover tomorrow afternoon.de cud cer f thing, temperatures mainly in the 60s if not 70s in our warm spots tomorrow. highs on your sunday, 2 in concord, 63 in san francisco, 74 the high in san jose tomorrow, 72 in fremont. 66 in san to rosa and

it is not the same as the afl afl-cio, but he's trying to send the message. >> direct appeal of union voters to biden is interesting. president trump, in the campaign last time, did make a direct appeal to union voters. >> absolutely did. one of the, i think, underreported on episodes in that campaign in the fall, it didn't relate to russia or collusion, but it related to a lot of what paul manafort was involved in, playing on decades old political contactins, wheree was trying to pave some ground for donald trump with people he knew within the afl-cio. you know, people within the trump campaign claimed it helped. i don't know if we're going to know whether it did or didn't. at minimum, it gave them some link toward union workers, wh they badly needed. >> let's talk about the lawsuit from president trump and his adult children and businesses against deutsche bank and another bank to try to block them from complying with a subpoena from congress. so what's their basis? why don't they want deutsche bank to turn over any recordsre going to reveal a plethora of information about donald tr

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>>the seal told a cio told shareholders boeing is humbled and continually learning from the accident a shareholder proposal. asking for a transparent report of all state and federal lobbying was voted down. on berg said boeing forecasts a need for 43,000 new commercial airplanes in the next 20 years which would double the size of today's fleet. >>apple is trying to explain itself after a new report says the company is starting to crack down on 3rd party screen time at says the new york times reports that apple removed or limited the features of 3rd party apps designed to track in limit screen time these include apps that give parents tighter control of their children's phone or tablet use apple is rolling out its own screen time and parental control features but apple says these actions are not connected. apple officials say the apps were removed because of security and privacy risks. >>the nra has a mess on its hands. the latest on the investigation into the gro ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george

of 1966, the national farm workers association and afl cio agricultural committee were merged to forms committee. aflcio. cesar chavez is the director. ♪ [singing in spanish] >> the establishment is powerful. the organized farmworker and his family are forced to fight on every field and in every orchard. they have to live with this. man has learned he cannot fight machines. they fight to improve their substandard way of life within a system that so far has given every advantage to those for whom they are forced to work. they have learned the fight is part of the work. to the farmworkers, their wives, children, and all those who have joined them in their struggle, this film is dedicated. ♪ [singing in spanish] ♪ films onn watch our public affairs in their entirety on a weekly series "reel america ." saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. >> this weekend, on the presidency, learn more about presidentialhe retreat in the maryland mountains from former president george bush and other insiders. here's a preview of the program recorded at the geo

er 5 years in a sett and the former cio lawrence dell faces 2 conspiracy counts.the 75 year-old could spend years behind bars and one footnote to this story, a san francisco pbased medical distribution company mckesson has also been mentioned as a business which has played a role in the opioid crisis though no charges have been filed house democrats took their fight against president trump's border wall to federal court today, the democrat led house of representatives. >>filed a motion asking the court to block the construction of president trump's signature border wall. the trump administration plans to start construction next month. using money allocated in his emergency declaration, but the house argues only congress has the power to designate federal spending. lawmakers contends the president using funds from already appropriated accounts violates the appropriations clause of the us constitution. >>the lead to impeachment is one of the most divisive. the forces that path that we could go down to in our country. what is facts. 5 sec shiny takes us there. we had

judge sides with the us could face a fine for their limits on a social media use or even be ousted as cio of tesla. >>the violence against women act is getting broad support in congress but now the nra is standing in the way we'll break down the issues. and if you're streaming us right now on crime on the news continues during the commercial break go to crime t v to see what you're missing. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. statistics from the department of justice show that about half half of the women killed in homicides are killed by their romantic partners which is why congress has now passed the violence against women act. >>to take away firearms from abusive husbands, washington correspondent alexandra le mon tells us lawmakers want to expand that law to include abusive boyfriends.

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wants his designs to have a positive impact on society his prototype see tray is easy to reproduce and cio will teach unskilled workers how to make seed trays and sell them. to god is a world away from the mindset of the business district in paris but this is exactly where rap in a while wants to promote that approach he says that in order to become and remain sustainable large corporations need to adopt frugal innovation. frugal innovation and to god who are born in a context where people lack resources and today we all face that problem so with this awareness we can create a more responsible society. back a while called on large companies such as air france and rand out to spread the word innovate more with less sun small firms are already doing that up cycling for example others waste. this is how the furniture company maximum makes chairs what looks like spaghetti is actually plastic retrieved from the garbage of a firm that throws away ten tons of it every month. you know. this kind of plastic is perfect but it ends up in the garbage can every time the farm starts producing a new colo

executives who illegally distribute drufro company has agreed to pay a million penalty at the former cio 75 year-old lawrence doubt. >>is facing life in prison. his attorney says he was framed. meanwhile, san francisco-based mckesson corporation has also been investigated for illegal sales of opioids a few years ago, the company agreed to a million settlement. >>with the state department. >>for your help tonight, california is ranked as the state with the worst air pollution, 7 california cities are among the top 10 in the country. when it comes to smog and air pollution, san francisco. that sits at number 8 on the list other california cities on the list include a los angeles which was the worst city in the country as well as by salia bakersfield fresno sacramento and san diego. experts say part of the reason for the bad air in california is the increase in population plus all the recent wildfires. >>another visitor has died after falling from the edge of the grand canyon park rangers found the body of a 70 year-old woman about 200 feet below the canyons south rim yesterday. it happened

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the cio of a college prep company. the scheme allegedly worked in one of 2 ways to cheating on standardized testing or through athletics, writing coaches to falsely classify the applicant as a recruited athlete between roughly 2011 2018. >>wealthy parents paid singer about $25 million in total to guarantee their children's admission to elite schools. >>seeing are is cooperating with authorities. meanwhile many universities have fired those coaches involved. others say they are reviewing the admitted students connected to the scandal. >>and we have now learned from a law enforcement source that the prosecution is seeking jail time for all of the defendants that includes both the hoffman on lori loughlin they may face anywhere between 6 to 21 months in jail, reporting from boston and kristen holmes back to you. >>i was going take a live look outside right now san francisco's embarcadero and another drizzly day to take you behind the scenes a little bit we always ask lawrence before the weather report we're going to talk

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innovation happens on the factory floor so the fact this war's been moved to china as you point out that the cio let china in we moved all our jobs manufacturing over china now all the innovations in china so we don't it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. our hope is that we can get a change in the regime in caracas as soon as possible so that venezuelans can return and help rebuild their country with the u.s. backs of the venezuelan self-proclaimed interim president one why don't i as he calls for a military uprising while the government in caracas says it is putting down a cool. russian national jailed in the us for working as an unregistered foreign agent has been fielding it will porter's questions my books and i explained how she was briefly quizzed by the investigation and how she coped with solitary confinement. in britain's cambridge.

tree elderly people most of them have like them in cio or parkinson disease or some kind as a sickness where they can't help with their self so i have to help them with veining and clothing and feeding and things like that. and a lot of the people i've never met before so it gets kind of scary going to new houses and things like that but i guess you get.

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