the ford motor company. that engine, ford motor company, was the keep turning as much as possible. while we are trying to prepare membership, we also want to still be a part of that contingency plan, if need be, that we can interact and engage and ready to go on strike, if necessary. >> really important to think about, the sheer scope of the number of workers at the different areas, the road that each individual is playing and contemplating. just trying to get everyone on the same page about striking must have been something quite extraordinary. todd, there is an economic report out, and it says that a ten-day strike across the u.s. 5.6 billion dollars, and about two billion dollars of that will be borne by consumers who could not get car repairs. what do you want people to know about the non workers, non uaw employees, that are concerned about this. >> so, one at the key things is to try to go back to find things that happened in america, right? so in 2019, since 2019, new cars have gone up 34%. our wages have gone up 6%. that data is there and can be misconstrued. in the same tim

company my you know step dad worked for uh ford motor company grandfather worked for ford motor company uh and and such um so. yes, the the bottom 10% uh of the united states still in terrible shape, um, and again this gets political, we took reduced child poverty in half, now now first, if you're going to have a policy, why not in child poverty, why cut it in half, but hey, uh, the republicans insisted on getting rid of that, uh, and we see in the new numbers that the the... poverty rate has gone up very substantially, so this is intensely uh political uh and uh contested and it's very unclear which way the elections are going to go in the united states on these issues exactly, you talk, you touched a number of issues that are really important there, uh, first of all uh inflation is very important, and uh you talked about child poverty, and i like to uh discuss that a wider scale in terms of poverty in general, but daniel shaw, first let's talk about this inflation that the u.s. uh pins the number at around 3% from what i understand um workers pay increased 5%, but we need to take a lo

in a few hours, ford motor could be facing a strike in canada. etween ford and a union representing 5,600 canadian auto workers is set to expire. unifor has warned that the likelihood of a strike is increasing with every passing hour. the car maker could face a strike in canada if no they are asking for better pay and an improved pension system. now let's focus on electric vehicles — because while china may hog the headlines when it comes to evs, there's one other country looking to lead the field — that's indonesia. one of the south east asian nation's most powerful family conglomerates with big interests in mining, oil, and gas is looking to get in on the act by electrifying jakarta's public bus system. our asia business correspondent nick marsh caught up with anindya bakrie, chief executive of bakrie and brothers, on a recent visit to singapore. ja ka rta jakarta alone has about 10,000 buses, which is quite a lot of number, especially compared to other cities in the world, including for example london. but for us, to start with the first batch

there have been targeting the factories of the deployed —— to treat three, ford, general motors, andysler parent stellantis. but the union is also warning that they could escalate their efforts to strike further. our north america business correspondent has been tracking the latest and reports now from new york. there is a new deadline in detroit. if contract negotiations don't yield significant progress by friday, the united auto workers is threatened to expand its targeted throws. that is what union president shawn fain told them in a video posted late monday. by tuesday, day five of this race can be two sides look no closer to an agreement. more than 12,000 union members are on strike and their tactic is historic. the union is striking all three automata —— automakers at once, targeting some of the most profitable plants. by stopping work in only certain plants the unique can effectively bottleneck production without calling all of its members to strike at once. union is seeking better pay and including the ends to a tiered pay system, a shorter work, and better benefits for retir

here's the statement from the ford motor co. e, enables ford to invest in a vibrant and growing huger, we are making progress in some areas but have significant gaps to close on key economic issues. in the end the issues are interconnected and must work in an agreement that supports our mutual success. ford stock is up this morning because they have this partial agreement with the uaw. gm and stellantis do not. the wall street journal's bill mcgurn and the white house granting work permits for half a million venezuelan migrants. steve hylton on the ongoing auto workers strike and campus reform's nicholas giordano fact checking randi weingarten, the 11:00 hour is next. 11:00 hour is next. ♪ i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your str

helping the small stand tall. >> the ceo ford motor made a revelation about electric vehicles, grady to say. >> while the biden administration is pushing electric vehicles on consumers, ford ceo jim farley says car buyer should have options. >> electric vehicles for certain customers that travel long distance use it more commuting atmosphere that are wealthier, it's a great cycle, the f150 lightning is a best-selling electric pickup in the u.s. and those customers it works great but is not for everyone we are going to offer customers the choice, we are going to have a growth story for all three of our business including our pro-business and we will let the customer choose. >> the biden administration just announced plans to use $100 million from the bipartisan infrastructure law to improve ev charging across the country, recently several high-profile cabinet officials energy secretary jennifer granholm and transportation secretary pete buttigieg have personally had trouble finding chargers despite the challenges the automakers are still investing and in some cases losing billions of d

meanwhile, ford motors, which is one of the companies targeted by that strike, says it has paused work$3.5 billion battery plant in michigan. the car—maker cited concerns about its ability to competitively operate the plant but declined to say what specific reason triggered the decision. the announcement comes as ford has repeatedly upped its offer to the united auto workers union in labour contract talks. and now to another strike in america that's been making headlines for nearly five months now. that's of course the hollywood writers�* strike. well, the screenwriters are saying they have reached a tentative deal with studio bosses that could see them putting an end to industrial action. the writers guild of america said the agreement was "exceptional, with meaningful gains and protections for the writers". still, the wga said its members will have the final say. let's focus on artificial intelligence now, because companies that take a "wait and see" approach in terms of adopting the technology will lose out. that's the warning management consultancy bain and company has recently giv

in a few hours, ford motors could face another strike and this time in canada. that is when a contract between ford and a union around 5,600 canadian auto workers is likely to expired. unifor has warned that the increasing likelihood of a strike — among other demands is better pay and an improved pension system. staying with the auto industry, let's focus on electric vehicles. while china may dominate the headlines when it comes to evs, there is another country trying to take the lead, and that is indonesia. one of the south—east asian nation's most powerful family conglomerates with big interest in mining, oil and gas is now looking to get in on the act by electrifying jakarta's public bus system. asia business correspondent picked up at the chief executive of buckley and brothers on a recent visit to singapore. jakarta alone has about 10,000 buses, which is quite a large number, especially compared to a lot of other cities in the world, including for example london. but for us, to start with, the first batch of buses about 52 of them, it has already made a sign

targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motorne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. our business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from detroit. the latest contract between america's big three car—makers and their union expired a little bit before midnight, triggering a first round of walk—outs at three factories, one each at general motors in missouri, stellantis in ohio and ford right here in michigan. the workers are asking for better benefits. they also want to see a 40% pay increase over the lifetime of the four and a half year contract. the car companies are offering about half of that. the uaw�*s president says it's a shame that negotiations have broken down, but he sees this as a fight for fair and social justice, and so do his members, many of whom sacrificed a lot to help the car companies return to health after the 2008 financial crisis. we gave our concessions up with the understanding that

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auto industry workers and carmakers are spreading beyond the us borders doctor mckenna few hours, ford motorace another strike and this time in canada. that is when a contract between foord and a union around 5000 — 6000 canadian auto workers is likely to expired. the unit has warned that the increasing likelihood of a strike — among other demands is better pay and an improved pension system. staying with the auto industry, let's focus on electric vehicle.— let's focus on electric vehicle. ~ . ., ., vehicle. what china may hold the headlines _ vehicle. what china may hold the headlines when _ vehicle. what china may hold the headlines when it - vehicle. what china may hold the headlines when it comes| vehicle. what china may hold l the headlines when it comes to evs there is another country trying to take the lead and thatis trying to take the lead and that is indonesia. 0ne trying to take the lead and that is indonesia. one of the south—east asian nation's most powerfulfamily south—east asian nation's most powerful family conglomerates with big interest in mining, oil and gas is now looking

targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motorigan and an assembly complex in toledo, 0hio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. earlier, i spoke to luigi gjokaj, vice president at a detriot uaw chapter to get a sense of the mood among workers. a job at one of the big three auto makers would always be considered a good, solid, steady well paying job. is it still the case? no, ma'am, unfortunately it's not. it has not kept up with the record pace of inflation. the working conditions, the former retirement packages and things like that no longer exist. i don't have the same opportunity at the same job that my grandfather had over a0 years ago when he first started. voting for strike action is, of course, not anything that any worker takes lightly. so why did you vote for strike action? we voted for strike action because the company needs to understand that if they don't come with a fair agreement, that helps all workers, that we are going to withhold our labour. you

targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motorrs began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees.

that's general motors, ford, and stellantis, which is the new company that includes chrysler.multaneous strike against the big three in u.s. history. the stakes are so high that president biden himself has been working the phones today, speaking to both the auto makers and the united auto workers union. a strike like this just wouldn't impact the auto industry. it could have an impact on everyone who drives a car. one report estimates that a 10-day strike would cost the u.s. economy more than $5 billion, $2 billion the result of drivers who can't get their cars repaired because dealers won't have the parts. the uaw is sticking to its demands tonight, including a 40% pay hike, cost of living increases, and health care coverage for retired workers. but the big three are far from meeting those demands. and what they have counterproposed, instead offering pay increases max of 20% at gm and ford, with stellantis a little lower than that. this is a moment shawn feign has been predicting for weeks now. >> this trash can is overflow being the bull [ bleep ] that the big three continue

that's general motors, ford, and stellantis, which is the new company that includes chrysler. has never been a simultaneous strike against the big three, in u.s. history. the stakes are so high, that president biden himself has been working the phones today, speaking to both the automakers and united auto workers union. a strike like this just wouldn't impact the auto industry, it could have an effect on everyone he drives a car. one report estimates that a ten day strike would cost the u.s. economy more than five billion dollars. two billion dollars of those losses will be the result of drivers who can't get their cars repaired, because dealers won't have the parts. the uaw is sticking to its demands tonight, including a 40% pay hike over four years, cost of living increases, and health care coverage for retired workers, along with pension plans. but the big three are far from meeting those demands, and what they have counter proposed instead offering pay increases at the max of 20% that gm and ford, with stellantis a little bit lower than that. this unprecedented moment is o

the union is targetting plants owned by general motors, ford, and stellantis. biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan to assist with the negotiations. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and a jeep stellantis assembly complex in toledo, ohio. a short while ago, i spoke to auto reporter for the new york times in michigan, neal boudette. thanks for being with us. neal, the union and three car makers have resumed negotiations. do we know how those talks are progressing? well, we know that they met with the three different companies today and the union did put out a statement that they said they made reasonably good progress with ford, which is not really high praise, and obviously they pointedly left out any mention of gm and stellantis. so i think you can assume that from today they made a little bit of progress with ford and no progress with the other two. so neal, talk to us about what those on strike are calling for and wh

the union is targetting plants owned by general motors, ford and stella ntis. ials to detroit, michigan, to assist with the negotiations. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. impeached texas attorney general ken paxton was aquitted by the texas senate on 16 impeachment articles relateing to allegations of corruption. despite the texas house overwhelming supporting the impeachment, paxton�*s republican colleagues in the senate voted against removing him from office. mr paxton was reinstated as attorney general once the vote concluded. and across the world — to mark one year since the death of mahsa amini — a 22—year—old woman who died in police custody. amini was arrested for allegedly violating iran�*s strict rules requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab or headscarf. an un human rights expert said the evidence established that she died "as a result of beatings" by the morality police.

the union is targeting plants owned by general motors, ford and stella ntis. sent two officials to detroit, michigan, to assist with the negotiations. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. in other news... impeached texas attorney general ken paxton was acquitted by the texas senate on 16 impeachment articles relateing impeachment articles relating to allegations of corruption. despite the texas house overwhelming supporting the impeachment, paxton�*s republican colleagues in the senate voted against removing him from office. mr paxton was reinstated as attorney general once the vote concluded. the body of a newborn baby has been recovered from a boat carrying migrants during a rescue operation off the italian island of lampedusa. the mother is thought to have given birth during the journey from north africa, the ansa news agency says. the death is being investigated. more than 8,000 migrants h

the union representing 150,000 at car—makers ford, general motors, stellantis seeking a 40% pay risenefits. how far are you willing to go to get the contract you deserve? cheering and applause. the newly elected head of the uaw talking tough. he has taken an aggressive approach to negotiations ahead of the exploration of the uaw four—year contract with general motors, ford and stellantis, the parent company of chrysler. repeatedly pointing out that together they have made $21 billion in profit in the first half of this year. we have been breaking our backs while the big three have been breaking the bank. the big three can afford to share their record profits with the auto workers who make the industry run, they just don't want to. in 2008, the auto companies nearly collapsed. workers accepted major concessions to help save the industry. the uaw says it is time they were repaid. the demands include an end to wage tiers, where new hires make up to 25% less than older ones. a double digt pay increase and pensions for all workers. observers warn a strike is likely. auto—makers won't agre

targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motorassembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 1200 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees. no one wants a strike. but i respect the workers' right to use their options under the collective bargaining system. and i understand the workers' frustration. 0ver generations, auto workers sacrificed so much to keep the industry alive and strong, especially through the economic crisis and the pandemic. workers deserve a fair share of the benefits they helped create for an enterprise. i'll say it again, they should be shared by record contracts. and just as we are building an economy of the future, we need labour agreements for the future. it is my hope that the parties can return to the negotiation table before the agreement. earlier, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to luigi jokai vice president at a detriot uaw chapter — about how strik

today, on the contract negotiations between united auto workers and big three automakerers he ford general motorsat several plants, the tightening of the remarks, still to be determined, we will let you know when we hear from white house on this breaking story, but just over a week ago biden said he was quote not worried about a strike, and that he did not think one was going to happen. in fact, overnight more than 13,000 united auto workers took to picket lines at the planted in michigan, ohio and missouri overnight this marking the first time employees for all three aumz ford, gm, walked out at the same time putting squeeze on at the same time we are expecting a hit depending how long this goes on losses projected about 5 1/2 billion dollars, just in the first 10 days, with my panel sean o'harrow joe borelli, cheryl casone. >> i took a peek at stocks he ford gm last week or so both up around 3% so into the teeth of the headwind of this contract negotiations the market so if you are a doesn't exactly think a catastrophic outcome they have been up and down overtime if you want to get sentiment fr

as the united auto workers union is now striking against the city's big three automakers — ford, general motorsand stellantis — after parties failed to reach an consensus over labour policies. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. it is estimated that over 12,000 workers began picketting on friday at three out of the 70 auto plants. on friday, president biden weighed in on the fight urging auto companies to share their profits with employees. no—one wants a straight, also to go, no—one wants a stroke but lowest—paid workers�* rates. they understand the workers�* frustration of generation and have sacrificed so much to give industry alive and strong especially in this economic crisis and the pandemic. workers deserve the first share of benefits they help create free enterprise, companies have made significant office but i believe should be further than record profits which mean record profits which mean record contracts and also

the union is targetting plants owned by general motors, ford and stella ntis. s made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and a jeep stellantis assembly complex in toledo, ohio. england's childrens commissioner says clarity is urgently needed forteachers, parents and pupils over what schools should do when a child identifies as transgender. currently, both scotland and northern ireland have guidance on the books for trans youth, while wales is holding a public consultation. because of the lack of guidance in england, head teachers will have to make their own decisions about how to involve pa rents. 0ur lgbtq and identity correspondent lauren moss has more. guidance for schools about transgender people was first promised in 2018 and despite the prime minister's office jet would be delivered last term, the weight continues. when and how to involve parents is one of the reasons it is so complicated. we have spoken to two parents anonymously to protect their

we selected ford motor company as the target for a pattern agreement. our deadline for the talks, in terms of agreement expiring is monday at 11:59 p.m.. we are still hard at it and feel confident. time will tell. we had two economic offers from ford and rejected both of them. jon: here we have cornell university director of labor education research kate bronson jen are joining us. thank you for your time. we have heard from guests that there are so many different parts to the story it's hard to summarize that in one direction. what you -- will you be watching closely from here out? kate: the union is using a strategy used rarely in the labor movement. they are striking, not pulling everybody out at once, but doing intermittent starts. they have an element of surprise that makes it difficult for the employers. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. it's a difficult strategy for the union because it takes much more work to make sure you get each group out on time. they go back in if they are supposed to go back in. it is a strategy that has be

ford motor, general motors and stellantis failing to negotiate better wages and benefits.e details. >> reporter: this is the first time the united auto workers union has gone on strike against all of the big three atoe makers in detroit at the same time. as of right now, uaw members at a general motors plant in missouri, a ford plant in michigan and stellantis plant in ohio are picketing. it's not the full-blown strike of nearly 150,000 workers that the uaw initially threatened but it's already causing disruptions for all three automakers and the uaw says it could still expand the walk-outs. >> this strategy will keep the companies guessing. it will give our national negotiators maximum leverage and flexibility in bargaining and if we need to go all-out, we will. everything is on the table. >> reporter: the automakers say they're putting generous offers forward and negotiating in good faith. the latest offers from ford and gm include a 20% bump in pay in addition to cost of living increases. ford says the uaw waited until just hours before the deadline to put forward a cou

big three were going through the bankruptcy, a lot of the employees gave up concessions to help ford motore some of the people have had a raise, and they are trying get back to where they should have been the whole time. they are not asking for so much, but some things they gave up in the past. >> thank you, david masters, for your time this morning. john n the next few days or so, we will have some officials from the white house, acting white house secretary julie su and gene spurling to try to get these negotiations to come forward to get to a deal, but we know that uaw president shawn fain does not want the white house involved in the ne gosch yashgsgosch -- negotiation, and we are also looking at a ford plant there in canada that may add 400 workers there and shutdown three plants there, which is going to have a greater impact on the company than this one plant here in michigan. john? >> vanessa yurkevich, right next to the picket line, and very good to hear from someone who is there. thank you. >>> and now, house speaker kevin mccarthy has an agreement in hand to stop a government shu

ford motor company has had an extensive amount of time to understand what is going on, what has beenbit slow in coming to the table to the level of where we are at. and we're determined to get an agreement and we have some awesome negotiators working right now, they are making progress and we just have to have faith in our system, what we've done and all of our procedures have put together. >> good luck to you and all your fellow members. it is not good for anybody when these strikes continue especially not for the auto workers, the companies. and the overall economy. thank you so much, mr. dunn. >> have a wonderful day. >>> and the southern surge, an influx of thousand of migrants crossing the border and putting a big strain on resources. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. (vo) if your thyroid eye disease was diagnosed foa long, long time agourn relief, prilosec otc. you may thin

approach to negotiations ahead of the expiration of the uaw�*s four—year contract with general motors, fordhrysler, repeatedly pointing out that together they've made $21 billion in profit in the first half of this year. we've been breaking our backs while the big three have been breaking the bank. the big three can afford to share their record profits with the auto workers who make this industry run. they just don't want to. in 2008, the auto companies nearly collapsed. workers accepted major concessions to help save the industry. the uaw says it's time they were repaid. their demands include an end to wage tiers where new hires make up to 25% less than older hires, a double—digit pay increase, and pensions for all workers. observers warn a strike is likely since auto—makers won't agree to anything that would add billions to their costs when they're spending heavily on the move to electric vehicles. putting yourself back in that position where you have exposure to a long—term cost that you can't control is is a real big mistake. so they probably can't rightfully take a lot of these concess

locations across 20 states, but has also taken adds the union has been making progress with the ford motor company. >> we do want to recognize that ford is showing that they're serious about reaching a deal at gm and stellantis. it's a different story. >> the union is asking for a 40% wage increase over the next four years. they say, to match the increase in ceo earnings over the same amount of time. some good news coming out of hollywood. while we're talking strikes, the wga's negotiating committee held its third consecutive day of meetings with four of the studio's top executives. this has given a renewed sense of optimism for guild members who've been on the picket line since may 1st. the writers and actors union are striking over a series of issues, including dwindling residual pay protections against artificial intelligence, ai and industry sustainability. the wga will meet again tomorrow, though, with some of the studio executives to talk more about this. rsv flooded hospitals last winter with sick kids. we'll tell you about the big move today by the cdc to head off another spike, th

the uaw is limiting strikes to key factories at general motors, ford and stella ntis. detroit. let's stay in the us — because shares of uk chip designer arm holdings have soared on their first day of trading on new york's nasdaq exchange, rising about 25%. but some in the uk tech industry have questioned why this cambridge—based firm — didn't choose to list its shares here in london — despite intense lobbying by the british government. our business editor simonjack has the story. euphoria in new york as one of the world's most important technology companies had one of the biggest sale of shares in years. a proper us welcome for the crown jewel of uk technology. arm holdings was born and raised in cambridge, england. now you may not have heard of arm holdings, but i almost guarantee you own something with arm technology inside it. arm design chips are in 99% of all the smartphones in the world. in fact, 70% of the global population are estimated to have something phone, tablet, gaming, console with arm stuff inside it. and 30 billion arm design chips were sold worldwide

the uaw is limiting strikes to key factories, at general motors, ford and still enters.el have reached an agreement on a financial package to secure the future of the uk's largest steel plant. with an injection of £500 million for the port talbot steelworks as part of plans to produce greener steel. but unions say up to 3,000 jobs are still at risk. tomos morgan reports. tata steel's long term future always seems to be shrouded in uncertainty. with the majority of its workforce here in port talbot, today's looming announcement has been towering over south wales for some time. and just before midday the business and trade secretary outlined the importance of today's investment. we are saving jobs which would have been lost. without this investment we would probably have seen the end of steel—making, certainly in this part of the country, possibly in the whole of the uk. it has turned out the media speculation regarding this investment was completely on the money. £500 million will come from the uk government, with tata steel putting on another 750 to make this plant green

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we're starting to already see the ripple effect with ford and general motors announcing that at leastff in the days ahead because their facilities can't operate as long as these three are on strike. what we don't know, jil, is how quickly this could grind the auto industry, the manufacturing industry to a halt in the u.s. we're starting to see that in some areas. >> all right. far-reaching implications. we'll be following it. >>> a quick note, on monday governor gavin newsom sits down on a potential biden rematch on whether he is the bet best for his party's future. that's 9:00 p.m. (♪) (♪) (♪) the l'or barista coffee and espresso system. now brewing peet's coffee. businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb rtners with t-mobile to aaa rees on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can help get their members back on the road. and we're helping pano ai innovate, to stop the spread of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i

ford, general motors and stellantis. until a deal is reached, we're going to continue to see this.ket lines, 24 hours a day in toledo, ohio, stellantis, these striking workers are making $500 a week of strike pay. i want to bring one in. ryan, you brought your daughter here today, talk to me first about your take on this news that there has been some progressm progress. i know you worked for stellantis, but some progress in the conversations between the union and ford, what do you think? >> it makes me hopeful they're getting the message that we're on strike and ready for this, and we have been preparing and bring a good offer to the table. >> reporter: why did you want your daughter to be here today? >> i brought her out to get her involved, so she knows what's going on with dad at work. she doesn't know a whole lot. she's only 6, so she doesn't know about the union, about uaw and what we stand for and everything. >> reporter: what do you hope comes out of this? >> getting better pay, and a lot of part-time people getting them on a path to full-time so they can get in and, you kno

and canada is made, auto workers union says it's reached a tentative deal with ford motor company to avoid a strike. it includes a 10 percent salary increase in the 1st year and more pay rises in bonus is over the next couple of years. while in the us president joe biden says he will join striking auto workers on the picket line in michigan workers there walked off the job last week, demanding a 40 percent pay hike over 4 years bite and says that he wants to show solidarity with the men and women of the united auto workers union, he says that they're fighting for a fair share of the value they helped create and it's time for a win win agreement that keeps american also making thriving with wellpaid union jobs. the go button is due in michigan on tuesday, that's the day before donald trump plans to deliver a speech to auto workers in detroit, trouble be skipping the republican primary debate that day. his campaign is calling biden's trip to quote a cheap photo op john henry and reports from the chicago suburb of bolingbrook of a newly aggressive united auto workers union is driving a

members here work 11 hours a day, six and seven days a week, building the most iconic vehicle for ford motor company. and they want a fair share in the profit. >> reporter: those big three profits. $21 billion in just the first six months of this year. we asked ford's ceo about something workers bring up a lot, his $20 million pay package. they're asking about ceo pay. you're the ceo, made $20 million, and they say a 40% increase since the last contract. why can't they get a 40% increase? >> well, i think, first of all, we are offering an incredible unprecedented increase. but we can't even get any feedback from the uaw about what they want. all they want is for everyone to make $300,000. that's not sustainable. we'll go bankrupt if we do that. >> reporter: ford insists the company can't afford the total compensation package the union wants for its workers. ford and gm are out with new offers, a 20% wage increase, just half of what the union is looking for. david, if there's a strike tonight, and it lasts for a few weeks, there are ten states with that would get hard. up to 300,000 people he

locations across 20 states, but has also taken adds the union has been making progress with the ford motorpany. >> we do want to recognize that ford is showing that they're serious about reaching a deal at gm and stellantis. it's a different story. >> the union is asking for a 40% wage increase over the next four years. they say, to match the increase in ceo earnings over the same amount of time. some good news coming out of hollywood. while we're talking strikes, the wga's negotiating committee held its third consecutive day of meetings with four of the studio's top executives. this has given a renewed sense of optimism for guild members who've been on the picket line since may 1st. the writers and actors union are striking over a series of issues, including dwindling residual pay protections against artificial intelligence, ai and industry sustainability. the wga will meet again tomorrow, though, with some of the studio executives to talk more about this. rsv flooded hospitals last winter with sick kids. we'll tell you about the big move today by the cdc to head off another spike, this t

brazil doesn't have a representation and the security council at the same time, we see that the uh, ford motor powers of the 2nd order was the, the, the victors of the 2nd world war. the time. and of course, the united states and the western powers. i have been waging wards on their own in the professor watching the juice. apologies for interrupting you. i just want to give the other members of the front of a would as well on this. thank you very much for that gets that's a how significant is it that these cold reform you and we're coming from kenya on india, the, the global south it is very important because the united nations secrete to cancel out if, if he does know that to things that we don't have to do before. oh, it really improve. and the members of the security council would have themselves to be a big deal. so we will have to then to provide the same yes, to hook up who stopped it. right. and this is the key to come, so was the because of the, of sick of will room by the what it was i use this outstanding because 10 of tech guy take it was the 2 friends and the united kingdom to quot

the company's workers' strike the ford general motors automobile manufacturing and terminology began on friday with the participation of about 13,000 workers. the strike began when the automobile manufacturers and the labor union could not agree on changing the working conditions of the workers. this decision was taken after it was found that their guidance regarding the occupation of one of the areas under the hands of recent mistakes in the ministry of defense of ukraine was made while less than 20 days ago, the president of the ministry of defense had removed all the officials from his position. recruitment in different provinces of ukraine were dismissed. a company in france plans to fire about two-thirds of its employees after using artificial intelligence. according to the france info network, some experts believe that despite artificial intelligence , it is necessary to monitor human resources and work in some matters. the employees responsible for monitoring the media and other services of this department will soon be replaced by artificial intelligence . this is supposed to

i'm with schon tell johnson and the offer has been generous and your employeed by ford and general motors and cost of living pay bumps, why is that not enough? >> you know, we do a lot of hard work in here and we feel like we deserve a little bit more. a lot of people were okay with maybe the last offer that they put up on the table, but we stand behind outrebounded big bosses and you happen, up in dearborn and if that's what they want to do, we can stand behind them. they felt is your first time frame striking and you've been with ford for 12 years and 13,000 workers to start. several thousand of them at this plant as well as a general motors plant in missouri and astelin tis plant in ohio, but your union said they could ramp this up and strike different plants depending on how negotiations are going. what do you think of this approach? >> this approach is going well for this to be my first strike and i think like i said, we do a lot of stamping for the other department and the other ford motor company businesses and buildings and i think that eventually all of the plants will be shut do

. >> it's not like i have anything against ford motors, stuff has to be equalized. >> we just want fairness the employees. we helped build america. >> this marks the first time employees for ford, gm and the owner of jeep and chrysler have walked out at the same time. joe biden expected to deliver remarks this morning on contract talks between the uaw and ford and gm. >> we built america. we just want fairness. the top guys are making so much money, they're not making enough money and they want more. >> so much subsidy money coming from washington d.c. to these companies, inside electric vehicles, workers are saying when does it come to our compensation. the uaw threatened to strike all workers but starting gradually giving them a chance to ramp up. >> a couple of things. i got a text message from a couple of dealerships. they had no cars and people were looking to buy. then they had no supply chain and then had the cars sitting without chips and finally have cars going, if this lasts, you're going to see empty lots again. then that's the sales people, the mechanics, the secretaries. these

looking at the movers, ford motor company is moving. uren: the ev pivot has stalled, ford plans to double the hybrid f150 pickups it makes next year so it is tuning up to be 20% of their best-selling vehicle to be gas electric. hybrids. ev sales are stalled. stuart: neo and other chinese evs are down. >> the european commission has begun an investigation to assess what it needs to impose tariffs on chinese ev firms on competition because their cars are cheaper, more attractive for europeans because they get subsidies from beijing. stuart: they get subsidies, they don't like it so they are investigating. chinese evs are down. roblox. we to the company is expanding. they have a video call feature where you can speak with an avatar. they are thinking about a dating platform, 17 and up. a gaming company teenagers like and little kids like, it is expansionary, and regulatory scrutiny, social media companies and everything they have to face. we when do you have to be 18? they are thinking of going -- >> 18? stuart: who knows. >> maybe 16. stua

it is the first ever simultaneous strike of ford, general motors and stolantis in moments we are expecting to hear from the president of the united auto workers union about the next steps. here is what is at stake for you, 145 union members, and an economic impact of $5 billion. the union is demanding nearly 40% pay increases, better benefits, and a four day work week. among the players in this saga is sean fain, the uaw president who has been pretty unpredictable in talks so far, and also the ceos of these companies who say that the demands will put them out of business. also, there, is the president himself, president biden, under pressure economically and politically tonight. first, let's start with cnn business correspondent, who is live from outside of the uaw headquarters in detroit. vanessa, less than two hours until this contract is expected to expire. where do things stand in these negotiations right now? >> listen, abby, deals have come together in the last moments, but two hours is not a lot of time to come to an agreement. as you mentioned, we are waiting moments away from uaw