the u i w says it is ready to call for more strikes of negotiations failed. nearly 13000 members of the union down the tools on friday of defining to reach and deal on the contracts, or what kind of active as the ruling for a 2nd day in new york as the united nations general assembly gets under way. several people have been arrested for let's get more information from our correspondence. kristen salumi, she joins us live from new york, and i am sitting as being the number of arrest. what. what's the latest, where you are of the, it's a pretty chaotic scene here. we are outside of the federal reserve, the us central bank, where climate activists have surrounded the building. they've been blocking the entrances to the building. police have stormed in. they asked the demonstrators to leave, knowing that they were in violation of the law. and slowly we've been demonstrators a lot of way organizers. they say at least a 100 people to be arrested to promote their cause. what is that cause? well, the un general assembly is this week. leaders are in the us for an end to fossil fuel usage. and in

u. i w's where the rates of the balsam for cheap labor to build a new generation because the buy didn't ministration for and tech spending money into these already profitable companies to make electric vehicles. but with no, no conditionality. and that's a bit of a bit of an issue with the guys over the years. so i know you're, i think you're going to hiding out as a board about the political aspect and that the type for advice is on the so you have, thanks very much for bringing us to seeing that from detroit. was we gonna have the hoops of support from the cause of passing the picket line outside that or somebody because company that's good. now, to heidi, because you have such as life was from washington d. c. because heidi, as you have a saying we, we see president joe biden championing himself is the most union friendly presents in american history. he's just been speaking. what was he saying? that's right. the fact that he had trust this is already notable, and he said that he is squarely on the side of these negotiations that he hopes will benefit middle class workers. and he sai

the u i. w actually has loaded positions around 36 percent over over 4 years. and we're very fortunate next year because we have one of the old members of the u. a w with us at laura dickerson and actually so that will, you'll be one of the people who would accept a virtual any on any deal, say what, what do you make typically the site, the bigger section is that all the, the big 3, listening. oh, absolutely. i think the last thing we've been doing rallies, we did a big rally all yesterday. we weren't the companies to hear us. we want them to hear the voice of labor. i did also a rally down at trenton about a week or so ago, wanting to know that we are here for our members, and that our members are demanding more because they're all more. do you think they'll get up to the 36 percent? i don't know, you know, collective bargaining is a process. so it just depends on what happens at the bargaining table. whereas you wiggle room. i don't think we have any legal. i think we have demands, we put them on to the company. the companies need to meet us on our demand. thi

of the, the lowest poll we, so the gallup polls, the rest of the 75 percent of americans with the u. i w, let's strike it really has, you know, that it has. so i'm trying to avoid striking quote of the man i got to that's a phrase. but anyway, you know, i mean it's as a, as we have all of the riley on, on, on, on fridays. so this isn't just about the older way because this is the phenomenon receive throughout the sectors throughout the world to maximize ation of shareholder value of profit. so the one percent, while here, the us 60 percent of americans are living paycheck to paycheck and some people are making a fortune. and the fitness, specifically, when it comes to comment, because really, really do whatever they just serve at the gmc, jo ann's $29000000.00 a year. that's 363 times the average worker for the seo of this of this book. we're at now $21000000.28 times the average work. and i believe in any of your turns out actually, as we now know from the sophistic may. but as a part of the operating costs of these big tree, also makers in may about 5 percent of operating costs. that's

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. >> a couple more things i want to ask you, the u a w stripe, i know you have a personal connectionr 20 3:22. we saw that big walk out yesterday, i just spoke with uaw member -- in the last hour. talk to me about why this matters. and why and what these workers are standing up for. and why it is so important? >> yes, there is a reason why 75% of americans that have been pulled in the last few days through gallup have said they stand with uaw. they stand with uaw because it isn't just about these workers. it is about the fact that we have an obscene wealth gap in this country. and that this is a moment through uaw for us to say nobody should be reaping the benefits at the top, if workers who are building the cars, that are making the parts, are not also reaping the benefits. and people understand, these three auto dealers, excuse me, automakers, were bailed out, they were bailed out by the american government, by the american people, and the workers made concessions at that time. so that they didn't go into bankruptcy. >> sure. >> they were promised, you know, when things are good, w

people fight and if this happens, how definitely baldwin on the image before i put guns in losing the same thing, that the u. s. w. b, and now for i was supposed to get to the union leasing agreements that people don't need an official what they need it, but this understanding and stuff. what to do is the only solution they need to be allowed to be done. mean, i guess to determine the direction that the customer config that's right, is out, says that you guys is refugee mess over into the catastrophic condition in the countries migrant comes in light of them and dates as a cuts by the way and world food program as according to the minutes the situation is so, but i've, many people have to, to climb to simply survive. we now have challenges of keeping law in order manage, and a refugee is becoming difficult because they don't have food. so they are forced into criminality. you find that this starts doing people's property, food and uprooting casala and harvesting food in people's gardens, their approval, can the communities inter dislike and having refugees around them like on the sides of the beach as be gone? fo

u. i dealt with usually with austin for that contract negotiations just because i feel that they don't want to you a w to have control over the future of cause in the u. s. electric vehicle sector. and then we have that's really what this is about. it's the future. what happens with that transition to electric vehicles and such as a potential of this the potential impact to visit present vitamins, being volt yeah, he was on the site and everyone's sailor can continue round the clock negotiations . he's, you know, he pouts himself as the most pro union presidents in history. there's a lot of skepticism that's been expressed here. the a w and elsewhere not least because a few months ago he signed the law which forbade the freight railway. rebecca, some guy on stripe, they were just asking little sick days, but he forbade them from doing sir. that doesn't seem very pro union to a lot of people around around here at in the boss he's been seeing is going to pressure as of the unions to reach us with deal because he doesn't want while he's pelting upgrade by not, i could always buy nomics is it going to ele

like him to make a although he did say 2 weeks ago that there were quote, there will be no u, a w strike um i think now is an opportunity for him to put his money where his mouth is sort of speak because a, a group thing he has that the democratic party has relied on for support for a very long time is now on stripe, given the issues of gasoline prices, food prizes, everything being more expensive, the value of our dollar being diminished. yeah. these are the bread and butter issues that matter to everybody in the country really. but in particular, to the people in the or it will be you who are striking for them. it's been 41 years since 11 needs and militia with is ready. so for mastic the file since of policy is in the refugee compound and 11. i'm on this grim anniversary, eros top different right, has reminded the world of those atrocities or the savage massacre at the sabra and should deal with camps is just one example of the acts committed by the organized turing machine of the criminal is rarely regime against palestinian citizens including innocent children, women and men. these crime

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although he did say 2 weeks ago that there were quote, there will be no u a w strike. um i think now is an opportunity for him to put his money where his mouth is sort of speed. because a, a group thing he has that the democratic party has relied on for support for a very long time is now on stripe, given the issues of gasoline, prices, food, prizes, everything being more expensive, the value of our dollar being diminished. so yeah, these are the bread and butter issues that matter to everybody in the country really, but in particular, to the people in the or it will be you who are striking for them. the british act on political commentator russell brown has been accused of engaging in sexual misconduct more than a decade ago. bridge media outlets over 14 payments made by several women with the incidence electrical current between the 262013. having what is presented to the bbc and persons channel full brand is recently best known as a political commentators often on with the british governments official narrative. one particular issue of contention has been his opinions ab

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and i believe u a w will prevail. people join unions because they say it's a better way of life. that's what we've got to do. we have to bargain in good contract and we're going to go organize these places bring these workers. and so they get their fair share of the economy that they get nothing of right now. >> president biden also called on manufacturers to share more of what he called a record profits. what their employees. some developing world news now, authorities in libya are investigating the collapse of 2 dams after massive storms which caused deadly flooding. rescue teams are still searching for bodies almost a week after the catastrophe left more than 11,000 people dead more than 10,000 others have been classified as missing. it's unclear just how the search for answers will be carried out. several humanitarian groups are now in libya. also to help survivors after the massive floods, volunteers are collecting food, water and medical supplies to help those in need. authorities say they're concerned disease could spread in the wake of the storm, putting even more people

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i could. but 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel.iance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6, can you describe to america? what that's like? >> on the salaries of strong struggle every day painful. >> more games. you cable. it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on the rachel's family. dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more storm, our children's park for the >> communities corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said, now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on the front lines, especially after workers help bail them out 15 years ago,

it's designed to ratchet up the pressure, but i got somebody here who can tell me a little more. steve gregory is a member of the u. a. w. you've got a title with the union as well, right? i am the recording secretary and executive board member for local 2114 here in bolingbrook for general motors parts warehouse. and you've been to your how longer, how long you've been working for the youth. well, i worked for 11 years at chrysler back in 98 to 2009, the gm in 201904 years. a good amount of time. and what do you, what do you strengthen? while we're on strike for a number of things, most importantly, fair pay. the big trees made a quarter of trillion dollars last decade, and we have cheered wages that pay entry level workers, $17.00 an hour. it takes 8 years to get to scale. you have to 25, you work just as hard as your senior co co workers and it's just not a level of wage. we have not kept up with a place. you learn this morning that you would be striking. that means you'll be among the longest striking workers, however long this go. how do you feel about that? are you willing to make that sacrifice? absolutely. i mea

u a w. i'm not sure we need to get into a trade or what i have the sense what the use really trying to do is buy time for its own domestic industries to try to catch up, to reduce their dependency on china, and not so much for finished cars. but for batteries, i mean china, you know, if you believe some figures produces 75 percent of all the world car batteries, so in europe in industry was slow to get started. i think the german car industry was great at making last century is carlos. it's been slow at learning how to make good electrical cars, digital cars, a i carnes, and it needs to try to catch up. and i think that's what the use trying to to do, which will require, i think, a little bit of protectionism. i think that words best thought you read my mind again, steven, cuz i'm glad you. you mentioned batteries that can the us and europe really cat shop on batteries, particularly europe 30. uh, we know the largest manufacturer in your building 6 gig of factories across europe, and i think one in china to try and create its own supply chain. is it too late? and now it's not too late. it's

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u a w. we know that there's a looming strike. i guess there's been some comments recently from elon musk saying that, you know what, the unions are asking for could be pretty well detrimental to the big 3 right? >> yeah. you want musk and tesla such a head start to make any visa get president biden saying that most cars have to be electric vehicles by 2035, it's a big problem for ford and gm. and it begs the question of should we be making those cars in the united states or should be sending them overseas because gm ford and stellantis it chrysler, they make all their profits on big gasoline guzzling trucks, so trying to get them to in the ev during a unionist rate is kind of a double whammy. agree with mosque. this is a road to bankruptcy for a gm, ford and stellantis. i'm not being mean but his quote a 40% pay hike. a 32 hour work week. that's a sure fire bankruptcy formula. escort online right now. if you look at tesla pays in place, $45 an hour to make electric vehicles she pay 66 as does ford and stellantis. but they want to 1

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