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the hollywood actors' union or sac autotra will insure for the first time in the last 63 years . and down fucking life serials on a permanent basis now school netflix or any other service they pay you once in advance and that's it and i know that everyone thinks that we are all rich and famous here but you don't know me i have nothing the actors union is the largest in hollywood and has 160 thousand artists from celebrities to mass actors last week the union had to sign a new contract with the studios and they still could not reach an agreement they joined the already existing screenwriters union picket that has been going on since may how and actors they are on strike at paramount disney's biggest studios warner brothers, sony pictures, and near the headquarters of the streaming platforms of netflix, apple, amazon, and others, we fight for a fair contract and wages, especially for middle-class writers, we ask not to do more work for less, and sometimes for free, we ask to earn 2% of the money they earn from us . average like that oh, it's great for us, artificial intelligence will w

on this friday, hollywood actors have joined the screen riders and the 1st, a dual strike by the 2 unions in more than 6 decades. industry workers are calling for better pay and for protections for their work in the face of artificial intelligence. unions called the strike after a month to negotiations failed to reach a deal on new contracts. actors union head fran drescher say nbc hopes the hollywood strength will also draw attention to other labor movements across the u. s. customs of closed in hollywood. for the 1st time in over 60 years, actors and rices have joined forces to demand best contracts. production on major films shows and series has ground to a halt, where we're just really finally all coming together and realizing that we need to have solid equity. not only makes us out the most of our own union, but also with the other union in our business. and then also solidarity with all the other labor movements that are happening across the country. they want this session of streaming profits and a calling for regulations on ost. official intelligence ahead of disney hits back to t

after the hollywood actors union voted to go on strike. it is the biggest labor action to hit hollywood in 6 seconds. more than 160000 actors will stop work after negotiations with production studios broke down. actors are demanding a fair share of streaming profits and regulations on the use of artificial intelligence to duplicate their voices and images. performers are joining hollywood writers who have been on stripe for 11 weeks. the screen actor's union president and tv star fran drescher says there's no alternative the eyes of the world, and particularly the eyes of labor are upon us. what happens here is important because what's happening to us is happening across all fields of labor. by means of when employers make wall street and greed their priority, and they forget about the essential contributors that make the machine run. okay, j matthews is an entertainment journalist space in los angeles who told us more about the reasons behind the strike and the financial struggles that many workers in hollywood face. you know, that is a pe

actors have to have a 2nd or 3rd, or 4th jobs. living the head of disney bulb. i got hit fact that the threats of industrial action, cooling, union, expectations, unrealistic but the head of the screen actors guild, the actors union, star of the 90 said come the nanny friend dress. you may have heard the mountains clear, the way that you share the well because you were under the union strike rules act as a prohibited from performing in films as well as promoting them. that's already had an impact. one of the biggest premieres of the year, the told me like history drama oppenheimer, it's london date. he was moved up so stalls like robert downey junior, and kelly and murphy could appear before the strike began. but yeah, we wanted to come out and talk about it cuz we're really proud of it. and we worked really hard on it and we wanted to, you know, everything was all set up. so we set to but let's just, let's just do it. you know, and then if they call it strike, we'll go out and that's exactly what they did. often the action was confirmed with the strike now underway. the red carpet is set to be far less busy until the deal is rea

. >>> hollywood's actors union has voted to go on their first strike in 43 years after contract negotiations with studios and streaming services broke down. actors are joining screen writers who have been on the picket lines since may. the president of the actors union announced the decision on thursday. the organization represents about 160,000 union members including 65,000 actors. >> the entire business model has been changed by streaming, digital, a.i. this is a moment of history that is a moment of truth. if we don't stand tall right now we are all going to be in trouble. we are all going to be in jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >> both actors and screen writers unions are demanding increases in base pay and residuals in the streaming era. they also want assurances their work will not be replaced by artificial intelligence. the deadline to reach a new contract expired on wednesday. hollywood studios are facing their first dual work stoppage in 63 years forcing them to halt many productions across the united states and abroad. >>> next, china is hoping some international cooperat

the hollywood actors union has unanimously voted, said to go on striking the actors a demanding best shot of streaming profits and regulations on all sufficient intelligence. the old for me coming up nice all the documents you say resists of the legacy of john and german colonialism in africa. thanks for watching this. the i sorry, so one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better price than mine. and one.

hollywood will hold on to the rank and file actors' union unites 160,000 people. rs in this gruesome factory , the actors do not have good salaries. if not considered better - 1.% of the total. in fact, many have to look for an additional second third or even fourth job just to earn a decent living, for which they picket in front of the headquarters of disney and netflica. warno bros. and parallel. according to the actors' union, hollywood is now killing what helped him survive the industry changed a lot in covid, the actors began to receive less. despite the fact that the number of the same tedious video trials has not decreased. we are the victims here. i am shocked by how the people with whom we cooperate treat us, how far we are from each other. they say they don't have enough money, handing out hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it's a disgusting shame, if frankly frightening stuff alongside live action in american cinema. increasingly, there are virtual copies of stars that passed away, as paul walker in the seventh fast and the furious, the actor

the hollywood actors union has unanimously voted to go on strike. ntract talks with film studios collapsed earlier today. the actors are demanding their fair share of streaming profits and say they want regulations put on the use of artificial intelligence. the after strike will join the writers guild of america strike which began in may. these joint strikes are the first to hit hollywood in 63 years. union president ntb star fran drescher -- and tv star said they had no choice but to strike. >> the eyes of the world and particularly the eyes of labor are upon us. what happens here is important. because what is happening to us is happening across all fields of labor. by means of one employers make wall street and read their priority and they forget about the essential contributors that make the machine run. brent: i want to pull in kj matthews, entertainment journalist following the story in los angeles. it is good to see you. we just heard it from fran drescher. show us the money. the industry is facing the first simultaneous strike by hollywood wri

the members of the writers guild of america have been on strike since two months ago, and the actors union joined them with 150,000 film and television actors two weeks ago. screenplays should be done with batman . who was the limit of heat in the waters of the north atlantic ocean? in the past 30 years, the secretary general of the united nations two days ago warned about the increase in the temperature of the world and reduced the production of greenhouse gases . industrialized countries and large economies produce the largest amount of greenhouse gases. the world health organization warned of rising temperatures the conditions are favorable for the increase of mosquitoes that transmit this disease. according to this report, the cases of dengue fever have increased 8 times in the past period, and the example may reach its highest level . the world health organization has approved 400 million cases of physical information. and half of the world's people are at risk of contracting this disease. it is a chronic disease and is mainly a viral infection that is transmitted through insect bites

she was speaking on behalf of sag-aftra, the actors union. my source told me that some of the people they have spoken with say they are willing to let the strike go on and they are not any closer to even attempting to ask for a meeting with the writers guild nor the screen actors guild at all. so it's actually quite scary to think that so many of these people, their livelihoods depend on being paid and to think that this might go on for three or six or even more months is quite frightening for many people in hollywood. brent: you have people's livelihoods at stake right now and major movie productions that are in the pipeline. they are going to be impacted by this. how are viewers going to feel the effects? customers who have subscribed to streaming services or moviegoers. when are they going to notice something? >> the biggest thing is the films are in production now. wonder woman three, gladiator. you will see them shut down immediately. what that means is when it does release, the release date will be pushed back. if you are having a film

actors unionized with sag-aftra are officially on strike as of today. some 160,000 screen actors guild members are joining around 11,000 film and television writers who have been on the picket line since may, effectively bringing hollywood to a standstill. the strike prohibits members from acting in and promoting them. actors are demanding better pay and protections in an era where low-residual streaming services dominate and ai threatens the livelihood of entertainers. this is sag-aftra president fran drescher. >> it is a slippery slope into very dangerous time and a real dystopia these corporations think they can put human beings out of work and replace them with artificial intelligence. it is dangerous and it is without thinking or conscience. nermeen: we'll have more on this story later in the broadcast. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, a federal grand jury has ruled the man responsible for the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history is eligible for the death penalty. the 50-year-old gunman was found guilty last month on 63 federal hate crimes and

saga, the actor's union, about to announce that actors will be going out on strike joining writers that're already here at the netflix head quarters in the heart of hollywood. the actor's union members are on the picket lines already with the writers. both unions want a better share of revenues from streaming movies and tv shows. they want guarantees that will protect them over the future use of artificial intelligence in shows and films. now, what actors here have been telling us is yeah, the public sees 1 or 2% that make a fortune. most are struggling to get by. listen here. >> a couple of big movie stars that make a lot of money. when you turn on your average tv show, most of them are trying to make their mortgage payment that month. >> this will quiet literally throw hollywood to a crisis, sandra. it will shut down production completely. no actors, no writers will be working. so everybody is a loser here. the writers, the actors will lose income. the studios will lose a lot of income, potentially billions. we of course, all will lose new films and tv shows. seeing the actors that we

. >> now that the actors union sag ache that has joined writers in striking we had no choice we are theas they are for writers. they want a better and guarantee streaming of shows. they want divarnts how ai might be used in future productions. >> most of those actors are making a middle class living. they are just trying to make their mortgage payment that month. >> we want a fair contract and a living wage. >> studio say the demands particularly on rev revenues frm streaming are unrealistic given that many streamers are currently struggling to make a profit. through their umbrella organization, the alliance of motion picture and television producers studio executives accuse the actors union of intransigence saying, quote: rather than continuing to negotiate, sag aftra will deepen the course financial hardship for thousands who depend on the industry for lively hoods. the production of movies and shows and the promotion by actors of anything already made has now ended and depending how long this goes on, it could cost the entertainment industry billions of dollars last times the writers

, actor's union, through bitter negotiations, once that ultimately secured investment dollars foror films produced after 1960. that was ronald reagan's handiwork. and today, residuals are once again at the core of the demands of the actor's union. they are asking to be compensated for their work appearing on streaming services, and they're also demanding safeguards from artificial intelligence, as well as better composition and better working conditions and better benefits. right now, production is already shut down on abbott elementary and yellow jackets and stranger things because of the writer's strike, and we're gonna find out in a few hours if even more shows have stopped production and whether this might just be the summer of strikes. that's our show for tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. and now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. i'm glad you noted the only union president in history to become president of united states, ronald reagan, unique position that he holds in union history in presidential history. >>

hollywood actors have joined screen rights as in the 1st industry wide strike in more than 6 decades, according to pay protections for that work. in the face of artificial intelligence unions cooled to strike off to a month of negotiations collapsed. a cousin this of closed in hollywood for the 1st time in over 60 years, actors and rices have joined forces to demand best contracts. production on major films shows and series has ground to a halt where we're just really finally all coming together and realizing that we need to have solid equity. not only promotes us out the months of our own union, but also with the other in our business. and then also solidarity with all the other labor movements that are happening across the country. they want this session of streaming pro fence and a calling for regulations on ost. official intelligence ahead of disney hits back at the threats of industrial action, cooling, union, expectations, unrealistic. but the active union president, friend, dreshaun, star of the 9 to speak on the nanny emphasize the importance of reaching a new deal. so the striking work is all the presentations and around the world. the eyes of the under the union'

major studios and natalie and new york actors are demanding better compensation when it comes to royalties from streaming platforms. the union, which represents 760000 actors and entertainers says the takeover streaming platform has flashed their earnings or the another sticking point in negotiations has been the use of a i. striking actors say they're fighting any move to allow studios to own, to digital scans and background performers for an unlimited period of time. one of the things they spoke about was that they were going to pay a back or an actor for one day work. and then use their likeness in perpetuity like forever without paying them. and i'm like, that is not okay. the writers strike had already the structed most tv production. now with actors joining, it could also help work on big budget movies. so know actors, new writers with hollywood to do we put that question to entertainment journalist caging matthews. i actually spoke to a source of mine this morning and i thought, you know, i wonder if the studios and the networks got the message from fran drescher yesterday. when she was up there saying, you know, they

the actors union president fran drescher says that her membership was free to disrespectfully by the alliance of motion picture and television producers. the motion picture and television producers say they gave the, they offered the actors a good deal, but they turned it down. one of the key elements and all of this is artificial intelligence and the prospect actor say, of the existential threat to their profession by the fact that this advancing technology could in the future take their life. this is their voice is their persona, and use them in movies to create almost entirely artificially created characters that would not be under the artistic control of the, of the actors. and for which the actors may not even be compensated. so this is one of the key sticking points in this, in addition to wages benefits and some of the other, more ordinary labor issues. how long will this go on? both sides are very far apart and it looks like this would last for quite some time . rob reynolds, l g, a 0, los angeles. in argentina, the soaring cost of living has made life difficult for many natio

back here on earth, the hollywood's actors union and majorfilm studios have agreed to keep working and stars like meryl streep and jennifer lawrence — wants a new pay deal and safeguards around use of artificial intelligence. live now to anousha sakoui, entertainment industry reporter for the la times. thank you forjoining us on the programme. iwonder thank you forjoining us on the programme. i wonder if we could start, there are issues over pay and conditions. could you take us through what the issue is there? 50 take us through what the issue is there? , . . is there? so since the pandemic we have seen — is there? so since the pandemic we have seen a _ is there? so since the pandemic we have seen a huge _ is there? so since the pandemic we have seen a huge shift - is there? so since the pandemic we have seen a huge shift in - we have seen a huge shift in consumption of film and television to streaming and the way that actors and other creators in hollywood have been compensated, they argue lags the way they used to get paid on the way, the amount that they get paid and also the way o

the hollywood actors�* union has ended talks with the body representing major studios afterfailing tol over pay — and assurances that their work won't be replaced by artificial intelligence. the screen actors guild said its negotiators had voted unanimously to recommend strike action. that would see 160,000 actorsjoin writers on picket lines for the first time in hollywood since 1960. 98% of the union's members have previously authorised their leaders to call a strike if there was no agreement. now, those of us heading for the great outdoors this summer are being asked to think about how hobbies like water sports, fishing and walking impact wildlife during the all important breeding season. here's lorna gordon to explain. slowly, carefully, a specialist climber inches towards a nest that dominates the horizon. he's about to find out how many young ospreys it contains. two chicks. the birds are being gently and briefly removed to under a specially granted licence. yeah, i think i'm happy they come down together. all those involved are wildlife officers experienced in handling raptors.

the ivory golf is good to have you with us, the hollywood actors union has unanimously voted to go on strike contract talks with film studios collapsed earlier today. the actors are demanding their fair share of the streaming profits. and they want regulations put on the use of artificial intelligence. the actors strike will join the writers guild of america strike, which began in may, the joint work stoppages, or the 1st and 63 years to hit hollywood. the union president and t. v star fran drescher said that the union had no choice but to strike the eyes of the world, and particularly the eyes of labor are upon us. what happens here is important because what's happening to us is happening across all fields of labor. by means of when employers make wall street and greed their priority, and they forget about the essential contributors that make the machine run. earlier i spoke with entertainment journalist k d matthews in la, and i asked her to walk us through the negotiations and to explain what went wrong . well, you know, you heard it. so fran drescher, she said that the 2 sides wer

writers�* strike in the us enters its third month with no breakthrough in negotiations between actors unionsnd the studios. hello. western powers will propose long—term security commitments for ukraine later on the second day of the nato summit, in lithuania. a declaration from the g7 should sound a more positive note after a somewhat more tense opening day, when nato countries refused to commit to a timetable for ukraine to become a member. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. president zelensky arrived in vilnius to the sound of cheers and applause. the crowd is healing a leader that has taken the fight to russia. on his mind, using nato to support the fight but letting ukraine joined the club.- fight but letting ukraine “oined the club. ~ ., ., joined the club. ukraine would make nato _ joined the club. ukraine would make nato stronger _ joined the club. ukraine would make nato stronger and - joined the club. ukraine would make nato stronger and nato| make nato stronger and nato will make ukraine safer. but while the — will make ukraine safer. but while the welcome to the

lisa, the actors union had not been on strike against tv and film production since 1980.ne found that fact for me, which is a long time ago. can you explain what they are negotiating over? >> they're negotiating over multiple things. they're negotiating over money, and i have to thank my really good friend laris cross to point this out and why should actors make more money, they make so much and the vast majority of actors in the union do not make a lot of money, they are not the ones making 10 or $20 million a picture or $100 million a week on tv, so there are, you know, talking about potentially striking over money, because the way the industry has changed, because of streaming, people are saying they're having to do more and making less, so you know, if you live in los angeles, or new york, it's nothing to see somebody that you may have seen on a tv show turn around and see them working in a restaurant, because people are not able to make a livable wage. these are not just the big stars. these are also the character actors shall the extras, people like that. they also

the actors union is preparing for the national board to authorize a strike.tasha, is this a done deal at this point? >> we are very much expecting the strike to happen, phil, because the membership of 160,000 actors in this guild had already overwhelmingly authorized a strike if a deal was not reached and this is already an extension of their first deadline. so we will wait for that result at noon in los angeles, 3:00 p.m. eastern. i want to read what the chief negotiators said about the negotiations. the studios and streamers have implemented massive unilateral changes in our industry's business model while at the same time insisting on keeping our contracts frozen in amber. the studios and streamers underestimated our members' resolve as they are about to fully discover. here is one actor on the picket line this week talking about that resolve. >> i think, like, people assume that, you know, writers in hollywood or actors in hollywood are all sort of wealthy and successful and, you know why should we need more money? what i don't think people realize is the

kristen: big developments out of hollywood, the union that represents actors are authorizing a strikewriters. our reporter from our sister station in los angeles has the details. reporter: if there is one thing ellie has a lot of, it is actors, today it is a lot of unemployed actors. >> sac actors board, issued a strike order against the studios. reporter: holly was largest union with over -- hollywood's largest union with over 160,000 members over the picket lines. the members are unable to agree on a labor contract. >> i cannot believe it, frankly, how far apart we are on so many things, how they lead but they are losing money left and right, while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. reporter: the organization representing the studios released a long list of doctors -- offers the actors union turned down, including the highest percentage increase in minimums, and the 76% boost and foreign residuals. >> it is a shame. reporter: this morning on cnbc, disney ceo, said the actors union refuses to acknowledge that the entertainment industry is still reeling from the pan

.>>> the actors union has given producers a waiver, allowing them to continue production during the ongoing strike emma but viola davis is refusing to honor the interim agreement, putting a pause on producing the film g-20 in a show of solidarity with striking actors and writers. she says i love this movie, but i do not feel it would be appropriate for the production to move forward during the strike. i stand in solidarity with the actors and the wga.>>> a game of games is happening at emerald glenn park. they compete in more than 250 matches of football, it's like a cross between soccer, rugby, and a stickball sport. >> they don't use any gloves. they've just got a stick, and they basically chase that ball around, they go nonstop, 70 minutes, fly out, no time-out. it's great fun, it's great being part of the culture here.>> dublin was chosen for its roots. the games continue tomorrow if you want to see what's going on.>>> even bears need a break from the heat. i love this guy, style cannot be beat. check out this video. police were called out to a southern california home yesterday afterno

the last time the actors and writers unions went on strike at the same time was back in 1960. ing the screen actors guild at that time, ronald reagan. mike? >> mike: jonathan hunt, thanks a lot >> coming up, can ai help connect ministers and priest connect people to god and later in the nightcap when you take a road trip do the rules of healthy eating go out the window? what are your favorite guilty pleasure snacks? let us know on social media twitter and instagram on fox news at night. weigh in we will show you the results and read the best responses in the nightcap. ♪ n your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. listen up, you dogs with allergic itch! today's talking lesson is just one word: apoquel. ap--o--quel. ♪ you can't teach your itchy dog to talk... ...so, talk to your vet about apoquel. apoquel is for the control of allergic itch in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs with serious infec

the actors' union now set to strike at midnight. the writers eye guild already on strike. the first time in more than 60 years this has happened. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman from los angeles tonight. >> to strike! >> reporter: tonight, for the first time in 63 years, both actors and writers will be on strike. labor tensions now set to paralyze hollywood. >> l.a. is a union town! >> reporter: sag-aftra, the union representing actors, voting to hit the picket line after negotiations with the organization that represents studios and steamers broke down early this morning. actor fran dresher, best known for her role in "the nanny," now the president of sag-aftra, saying they were given no choice. >> you share the wealth, because you cannot exist without us. >> reporter: the more than 160,000 sag-aftra members demanding better pay, regulations for artificial intelligence, and increased residuals, which provides access to crucial health care. >> 26,000 bucks a year is what you have to make to get your health insurance, and there are a lot of people who -- resi

bounty, the quicker picker upper. . >>> the hollywood actors union has approved a strike for the first time in over 40 years. this over anger regarding pay and the way technology may impact future work. this comes after the union which represents some 160,000 television and movie actors said negotiations collapsed with studios over issues regarding streaming services and artificial intelligence. beginning today actors will join screen writers who began striking in may at picket lines across the country where shows and movies are made. this is the first time in 1960 both actors and writers have been on strike at the same time. think about this the last time it happened marilyn monroe was starring in movies and ronald reagan was the leader of the actors union. take a listen to what fran drescher had to say about the strike yesterday. >> i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly, how far apart we are on so many things, how they plead poverty that they're losing money left and right when giving hundreds of mill

the hollywood actors union has unanimously voted to go on striking the axis of demanding that 1st shot of streaming profits and regulations on all sufficient intelligence. that's all for me coming up nice dollars. documents you see resists of the legacy of done and german colonialism in africa. thanks for watching this, the i sorry, so one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the move worldwide. in such a better price than mine. and one time it is very hard to say very difficult john to find out about time on store info. mike runs the v as in dog started as he sees being german as something defined by skin colors of iceland. that's being german means being white. and those who aren't white are essentially new commerce and don't have the same right to be part of society as white people. and these guys have mention why was would warn in germany, i'm a german native speaker. i'm, i've been to africa once in my life as part of a package tour. it doesn't get more german than that can come the or to these people will of course ask me where i come from. and i say from co

sopranos star steve schirippa in their latest role, dual strikes for the actors unions. one saturday night live alum laughing. rob schneider, deuce bigelow, joins us on the issues strikers must push hardest for if the acting profession will survive this stoppage. is crying a little bit, standby, we will get to you after the commercial break. "the claman countdown" coming back. dow jones industrials gaining 211. there are some things that go better... together. like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i do

in fact, a union of hollywood actors and writers, who are in the union, along with the union of producers , actors and writers , demanded that in the field of artificial intelligence, replace the professional artificial intelligence of writing scenarios and programs of movies, films and tv in the future, the possibilities of artificial intelligence of these new actors in the future , or from their images using artificial methods and without causing them pain in movies and serials to be used in the future, considering the facilities that exist, the concern of erdu is not misplaced, the producers showed in a conversation that they had with the knowledge of the actors that the mother of the digital images of famous actors in the next works of the image about the artist, will the old name be they didn't inform us and said that you can use this image forever, which is too many, that is, the number of 160,000 actors of the eight and a half minute series, this lack of agreement, in fact, the protest of this strike by the council since it started four days ago and joining the writers' union for t

and today residuals are once again at the core of the demands of the actors union.king to be compensated for their work appearing on streaming services and also demanding safe guards from artificial intelligence as well as better compensation and better working conditions and better benefits. right now production has already shutdown on abbott elementary and yellow jackets and stranger things because of the writers strike. and we're going to find out in a few hours if even more shows have to stop production and whether this might be the summer of strikes. that's our show for tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> we will not waver. we will not waver. i mean that. our commitment to ukraine will not weaken. we will stand for liberty and freedom today, tomorrow, and for as long as it takes. >> president biden closing out the nato summit with an impassioned speech in support of ukraine. we'll have his remarks and preview the final leg of his trip. >>> also ahead chro

more than 160,000 tv and movie actors are now joining the picket lines after talks between the union representing the actors and hollywood studios and producers failed to reach an agreement last night. the actors willjoin more than 11,000 writers already on strike since may — marking it the first dual hollywood strike since 1960, when ronald reagan was the president of the screen actors guild. today's announcement is already having an impact over in the uk, where the cast of the film 0ppenheimer walked out of its london premiere thursday night in solidarity with the strike. according to the union's rules, besides being banned from on and off camera work, actors are not permitted to promote their shows or movies, not allowed to do interviews or be photographed on the red carpet and they're not allowed to participate in emmy awards campaigns. the strike is expected to have ripple effects throughout hollywood. 0ur sophie long spoke with the president of the actor's union fran drescher and national executive director and chief negotiator duncan cra btree—ireland earlier today. why have yo

to the hollywood actors union, representing more than $170000.00 workers is likely to announce a strike. after talks with film studios over a new contract collapsed, the entertainment industry workers have been demanding a raise in their payments and better working conditions. germany's cabinet has approved as 1st. every strategy for dealing with china is biggest trading partner, but also a potential geo political arrival. the new policies as german companies must quote, the risk or reduce their dependence on beijing without cutting off co operation. reasons. supply chain problems in human rights issues have cause concern here. and berlin, non germany's a foreign minister and the bad luck introduce strategy. the missing die out. we need to focus on our economic security more. i mean, is that so that means that costs the risk of the don't just impact the individual side, but rather impact the entire national economy must be minimizing louise's mission line. so in a bit, steph, is an example. the folks with us companies that make themselves particularly dependent on the chinese market wil

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we are now roughly four minutes into the actors strike after negotiations between the actors union and studios broke down the sticking points were residual pay if streaming and protections against ai technology at a press conference announcing the strike, union president fran sdresher condemned the studios >> how they plead poverty, that they're losing money, left and right, when giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos it is disgusting >> very passionate speech there. we should know nbc universal is one of the studios involved in the dispute. the other is disney, bob iger responded to the union's demands in an exclusive interview with cnbc >> there's a level of expectation that they have that is just not realistic. that is quite frankly very disruptive >> 160,000 actors will now take to the picket lines, the first time since 1960 that both hollywood's actors and writing unions are striking at the same time the writers guild also pointing to pay and rules for ai as points of contention movies currently in p in producn will stop. >>> opill received over the counter approval

now the actors union is going on strike alongside the writers guild. tina patel joins us now live and this is the first time in more than 60 years that both actors and writers are striking. you are out there live in los angeles right now. are they out there right now? >> reporter: they are not. so officially the strike began at midnight. and that means actors can no longer work on any tv or film productions and they also can't do any promotion of the work. at 9:00 a.m. they are going to come out here and picket outside studios like netflix again that's going to start at 9:00. but yesterday, we already saw some actors coming out once they heard the announcement that the strike was on. [ chanting ] everyone we've been talking to says they were hoping it wouldn't come to this. the studios would offer a fair contract and the people who live making tv and films could keep doing that. but sag-aftra the union is that represents 160,000 actors says they had to take a stand because the entertainment industry has changed dramatically with streaming and the studio

news in america after the strike of different ages of hollywood now the actors are on strike, the actors' unionts to receive more royalties from the broadcasters, hollywood actors are also worried that the use of artificial intelligence to create their faces and voices will eventually lead to their unemployment. joining the hollywood writers strike page soon with this action all new and in-play productions are halted this is the second simultaneous strike by two unions in the last 63 years we have been severely marginalized we have been severely disrespected this is an unfortunate and disgusting reality this is a wonderful and new world that has caused the actors of cinema and television to go on strike. the new version of the indiana jones movie starring 81-year-old harrison ford, who has changed his face using artificial intelligence to look like 35-year-old actors. they are worried that their images and images similar to them may be used without permission , without being paid. globin cinema and television expressed their displeasure and announced that the actors have offered a fair agreemen

america, after the strike of different ages in hollywood, now the actors have gone on strike , the actors' union is demanding more royalties from the broadcasters. hollywood actors are also worried that use of artificial intelligence to create their face and voice will eventually lead to his unemployment. let's see ali's report. bts movie and tv actors will soon join the page of hollywood writers on strike. with this action, all new products and airing will be stopped. this is the second simultaneous strike by two unions in 63 years. it's the past, we've been grated tiles, we've been severely disrespected, this is a sad and disgusting fact. the picture of the wonderful new world has caused the actors of the cinema and television to go on strike. the new version of the indiana jones movie starring 81-year-old harrison ford use artificial intelligence has changed the face in such a way that 35 years ago, it seems, actors worried that their images and images similar to them could be used without permission, without being paid, tv said it had offered a fair settlement. if the chief executive officer

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