why amsterdam? >> good morning. great to be here with you at the amsterdam stock extent.an important milestone for us. this listing is to broaden our appeal to european shareholders and, over time, to be included in the euronext index. amsterdam is also very important to veon as this is our headquarters. we employ over 500 employees in amsterdam, of 30 nationalities. nejra: you are listed on the nasdaq in the u.s.. what proportion of trading volume may move to europe on the u.s. as a result of this? >> that will be determined by the markets. we are not introducing new shares. over time, our expectation is there will be healthy trading on both sides of the electric, in .he nasdaq and and euronext our objective is not only to appeal to traditional anglo-saxon investors but to broaden this appeal to european investors. nejra: the decision not to list in london, that was not because of concerns about brexit? in the u.k.as low in the first quarter and some are attributing that to brexit concerns. >> no, obviously this listing and amsterdam is natural for veon which is our head

do you know what the women do in amsterdam? yes. what? they make cheese. cheese...orts of hull with a career in stage, tv and radio spanning decades. annemarie caught up with her backstage at the hull city hall. do you think there are things that the audience in hull will pick up that maybe went over the heads of a radio 4 audience? i think when i call her surfy people will realise that we're both the real mccoy. as a woman working in the performing arts, do you find that you are treated differently asa woman? the arts have always been a bit more level pegging for women, and who would have thought that after second wave feminism that the most popular book for that length of time would have been 50 shades of grey, which is very definitely putting us back over a man's knee. it is obscene, really, but women, sometimes we are our own worse enemy. we don't go for it, we don't sit forward. the number of times i have heard women say "i hate my this, i hate my nose, i hate my breasts, i hate my legs", not to mention i have never heard a woman say "i was right for that part

as you see, it has admitted that its branch in paris, amsterdam and london were the dutch say rated atw the dutch also visited homes in holland and confiscated not money but goods. this is a classic trick with trying to hide your assets, to invest it in gold bars, jewellery, paintings and the dutch even released photographs of some of those things today. so it looks like a very, very, very eager investigation and one which could have pretty widespread ramifications. —— big investigation. thousands of people in peru are struggling to recover from another wave a severe flooding in the country. the peruvian government has declared a state of emergency in the piura region in the northwest of the country where many are without supplies of food and fresh water. more than 90 people have been killed by floods in the country since the start of the year. russell trott reports. when a road becomes a river you need to improvise. this man uses a makeshift raft to get his children to dry land. in the piura region of northern peru, people are salvaging their property and their pets. translation: i am

do you know what the women do in amsterdam? yes. what? they make cheese.ning decades. do you think there are things that the audience in hull will pick up that went over the heads of radio 4 audience?” will pick up that went over the heads of radio 4 audience? i think people will realise that we're both the real mccoy. as a woman working in the performing arts to you find that you are treated differently as a woman? the arts have always been about for a level pegging for women and you would have thought that after a second wave feminism that the most popular book for that length of time would have been 50 shades of grey, which is very definitely getting us back over a man's knee. it is obscene really but women, sometimes we are all worse enemy. we don't go for it straightforward, the number of times i have heard women say aye hate my desk, i hate my nose, i hate my breasts, i hit my legs, not to mention i have never had a woman say aye was right for that part and i deserved it. you hoping that by hugh endlessly being here has women have achieved in the art

the bank is believed to have considered both frankfurt and amsterdam for its european base, before finallyed airlines is changing its policy on giving staff last—minute seats on full flights, after a man was dragged screaming from an overbooked plane. the airline said that, in the future, crew members would be allocated seats at least an hour before departure. it comes after a passenger lost two front teeth and suffered a broken nose when he was forcibly removed from a flight last sunday. the us commerce secretary, wilbur ross, has dismissed warnings over protectionism made by the international monetary fund. in an interview with the financial times, mr ross said that the trump administration is far more liberal in its stance towards trade compared with europe, china and japan. the comments come ahead of the imf‘s meeting in washington later this month. the passing of lent normally signals a time of celebration for the world's chocolate makers, but there has been a nationwide backlash in new zealand against the decision by chocolate giant cadbury to move its operations to australia next ye

that, we'll get more people on their bikes, and we'll improve public health, just like places like amsterdam have done. cycling groups say if we follow the lead of those european cities, we could save money on health care, because fewer of us would become seriously ill. although, of course, cycling can also lead to more accidents and injuries. researchers say walking to work also has some benefits, but not as many. they say for commuters like laura, cycling is especially good, because it fits into the daily routine. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. it wasn't buried in the ground or marked on a map, but the largest hoard of gold coins everfound has now been declared treasure — after it was discovered hidden inside an old piano. the sovereigns are thought to be worth more than a quarter of a million pounds, as sima kotecha reports. a piano which was donated to a college in shropshire, butjust before christmas, this man discovered hundreds of coins in dusty hand—stitched packages underneath its keyboard. i'd been called in to tune and repair this piano, so i took out a couple of the keys and up in t

agencies within weeks and basically holding a beauty contest to see which city gets them, whether it is amsterdamded as among the crown jewels, i am sorry, they are regarded as among the crown jewels, lam sorry, i they are regarded as among the crown jewels, i am sorry, i find that a bit hard to... maybe going a bit far. according to the observer, it is worth 1,000 jobs in this country. we don't want to lose these thing, but then again, what do we expect? if we are leaving the eu, these things, they are regulatory body, they can't stay here, they will have to go to an eu country, so whether they go now, or in two years' time, seems to me a bit irrelevant, and i could, we are going to get a lot of this, the eu will make sure we are punished for what we are doing, and this is the start of the punishment. they are going to hurt us. yes, we will get a good spanking for this. 0k, the will get a good spanking for this. ok, the independent and i notice the story earlier today, actually, this new poll giving tories an historic lead over labour on the front—page of the independent. still bad new, not doin

just like places like amsterdam and copenhagen. charities welcomed the findings.o not need to join a gym or run a marathon, and that everything they get you hot and out of breath can help make a difference. coming up at 6am on breakfast, the team will have more on the first formal speech of the election campaign by the labour leader, jeremy corbyn. he'll set out how his party will put the interests of the majority over those of the powerful and wealthy. the top stories this hour: the main candidates for the french presidency have held some of their last major rallies before sunday's first round vote. none of the four front—runners is likely to secure an outright majority. a run—off between the top two is expected in may. at least two people have been shot dead in venezuela in protests against the government of president nicolas maduro. tens of thousands took to the streets to demand new elections and the release of jailed opposition politicians. china, one of north korea's few allies, has called for the denuclearisation of the entire korean peninsula. amid rising

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reached out to delta to share their stories and we found out that delta paid for a canal boat tour in amsterdam and a couple nights in a hotel, plus some stops in london. they thanked troy, the delta agent who helped them. and a 7 on your side consumer alert about a food recall. they are in d c,ozen hash browns maryland, and virginia and several other states. hashbrowns may contain pieces of golf balls that were gathered with the potatoes. recalled bags have the product code b170 what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. nancy: you know the riddle, why did the siegel cross the road -- why did the seagull cross the road? yeah, that does not exist. was caught on video crossing

and then they were getting posts from friends of theirs posing next to a big agenda amsterdam or to be on the streets of munich. then it seems the apostle bowl reality but where they've been welcomed and unfortunately the smugglers who are notorious businessmen exploiting the dreams of the unpeople and then go to europe ricans start your new life. and then to make their way. >> and there we have some of the most haunting pages and would not have gotten anywhere close. >> and it is horrendous. even if things were horrible. there is nothing else that transpires. and then they attempt to reach europe. >> then finally at age six thou never to go near the of water. >> they did not believe it would be beautiful cruise ship they cannot imagine in their wildest dreams. >> there were 500 refugees on the boat 100 were children. but it was nasty with the conditions on this boat. and not to be treated well but they felt like they were making progress asking the captain, to launder? seventeen hours you would be in italy. daystar did tousing with solidarity. there were going to a better place. they

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after that arrest alebbini tried to fly to turkey, but was again stopped by officials in amsterdam becacuase an expired passport. when he arrived back in the u-s and was asked abou the d-c incident he said - quote "if i had a bomb on me.. three embassies would have gone down". he also stated quote "i am the perfect recruit for isis" alebnnini is due in court at 1:30 this afternoon. happening today.. pope francis begins a two-day tour of egypt - and security will be tight after recent attacks by the islamic state. the pope visiting the muslim-majority country to show support for the nation's coptic christians. two church bombings on palm sunday left 44 people dead. the pope is set to arrive in cairo morning our time. the last papal visit to egypt was nearly 20 years ago by pope john paul the second. president trump waking up to day 99 in office today. but as be gets closer to that 100 day mark - he faces a dangeorus standoff with north korea. and this morning - the president says a major conflict with the regime is possible. abc's stephanie ramos has more from northwest. happening today.. the

amsterdam's new-west district is rather drab. most of the people who live here are immigrants and their families. right-wing politicians say they're not welcome in the netherlands. it's a troubled neighborhood that often hits the headlines with stories of gang wars and youth crime. for fatima, samir, and said, it wasn't an easy place to grow up. as children of moroccan immigrants, they feel like second-class citizens, even here in new-west. samir: we have a big problem in this neighborhood. these old buildings, for example, are all occupied by immigrants, while native-born dutch people live in the nicer, new buildings on this side. they live side by side but have nothing to do with each other. there are tensions. everyone stays on their side of the street and even go to separate schools. reporter: the dutch have long been famous for their openness and tolerance. but years of exclusion and mutual recriminations have left many feeling alienated. samir, fatima, and said want to break out of the mold. samir is a social worker and hel

he was suffering from anxiety and depression, but that when he lost his life in a hotel room in amsterdam some sleeping pills, and he had done so accidentally. the coroner said he had not intended to take his own life. afterwards, richard westgate's family expressed frustration with this inquest because they see the whole issue captaincy contamination was not addressed and they feel it was not addressed and they feel it was a contributory factor leading up to his death —— the whole issue of cabiinfume to his death —— the whole issue of cabiin fume contamination was not addressed. richard westgate who was 43 died in 2012, having suffered a series of health issues that affected his nervous system including severe pain in his head. the coroner said the issue of cabiin fumes was beyond the scope of his inquiry and in the conclusion he said mr westgate, who worked for ba, was suffering from depression and anxiety. he concluded he had taken some sleeping pills accidentally and had not intended to kill himself, but afterwards richard westgate's family say they still believed cabiin air was an is

they were welcomed at amsterdam's airport by schoolchildren waving them to branches, the animal's stableford. they will be held -- staple food. they will be held in a special complex which includes undersea for their hoped-for future cubs. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following for you could syria's president bashar al-assad has denied using chemical weapons in an attack last week. he said the deadly guessing of civilians was -- deadly guessing of civilians was a fabrication designed to justify a military strike against his forces. the white house says u.s. has dropped the biggest nonnuclear bomb in afghanistan, targeting the so-called islamic state. it hit a cave system being used by i.s. fighters tonight, an in-depth look at the imminent threat of a north korean nuclear test. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] óxóoóx ♪ >>> this week on wealth track a rare interview with bill miller. he's the number one u.s. stock manager of the last five years and the only one to beat the

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you do realize what's legal in amsterdam, don't you? oh, yeah. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody! and thank you for tuning in! my guest tonight is here to talk about her new documentary series on the porn industry, the amazing rashida jones is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) really excited for that. >> but let's start tonight with russia because, if you have been worried the tensions with russia are getting out of hand, here's one more reason that you should be. >> russia says, no, it's not building the "terminator." it is, however, teaching a robot to shoot guns in both hands. russia's deputy prime minister says we are not creating a "terminator," but artificial intelligence that will be of great practical significance in various fields. >> trevor: okay. first of all, the moment someone says "we're not building the "terminator,"" they're building

paris for rural regions of france you might miami people who are more consecutive and if you leave amsterdam, you might people people who are more conservative as well but you're very unlikely to meet people who are in favor of teaching creationism in public schools or would think that universal health care and abortion or some of the greatest evils that humankind has known, by contrast, these are common beliefs in the red states. what is also interesting is to look the data that huge regional contention within the united states and a contrast at a partisan level nationwide. so even conservatives in blue state take vary hardline position on a broad range of issue if the perfect examples or july giuliani and chris christie, who have a supported donald trump even though hi took a very hardline since on issues during this campaign. >> host: mugambi jouet is our guest. if call 202-phone numbers on the screen, and they are 748-8200 if you leave in the east and central time zone. 748-8201 for those in the mountain and pacific time zone. we'll begin taking your calls in just a minute. from your boo

. >> reporter: an idea so good, since the first one opened in amsterdam in 2009, there are now more than 1100 of them in 29 different countries. >> when people bring an item and they get it repaired, yes, they are very grateful. on the other side of the table, the guys and gals who do the repairs feel hugely gratified as well. >> reporter: they fix heaters, furniture, men's sweaters and give old broken dolls new life. how pleased are you? >> very. very. i love it. i love being here. i love helping people. i love seeing them be happy? >> reporter: every other minute you see smiles. even a tear or two. for at the repair cafe, sometimes to fix what's broken can mend a broken heart. barbara lane remembers repairing a certain irreplaceable necklace. >> while i was fixing it, she started crying, and i did, too. so that was very special. >> from time to time, there was a special victory. this old sewing machine seemed destined for the junk pile. after a bit of tinkering, the sound of success. neighbor helping neighbor, what a concept. harry smith, nbc news, new paltz, new york. >>> that's going

initial reports show that bonds have been dropped on airfields, near hamburg, , as well ashe berg amsterdambrussels, and tool. reports are still coming in showing extensive damage. >> this is x-ray, urgent, urgent. >> go ahead. cutting off. >> nuclear weapons have been dropped on osaka, okinawa, yokohama, and tokyo. more information to follow. >> call air defense and see if they have an established pattern of attack yet on north america. standby by for a conference call to all our bases. >> is a difference control. we just received a report from supreme allied commander europe and from x-ray in the far east. thesoviets have dropped atomic bombs on allied airfield in western europe and the far east. any further information yet on the pattern of attack on this continent? >> no, nothing. we have several interceptions, but the pattern of attack. >> no more, out. >> general turner. larson. the command post is calling. >> go ahead. >> this is brooks. >> the president has authorized the joint chiefs to give the auto field forces to proceed to target. release quick strike. repeat, you are authorize

two giant pandas have arrived in amsterdam after a marathon 8,000 kilometre journey from china.e east of the country, where a special facility has been built for them. good morning. it looks like it will be on the cool side for the easter weekend. more on that in a moment. we've introduced cooler air at the moment behind this very weak weather front that moved down across the country. this north—westerly airflow. particularly chilly first thing in eastern scotland and eastern england, but with the cloud more broken in the countryside, temperatures briefly not far from freezing. at least we have early sunshine through lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. the tendency through the day is to increase the cloud from the west. that's already happening in south—west england, across wales and in the north—west cloud is thick enough for some light rain or drizzle, mainly over the hills. again, fine to the east of the pennines. as it will be in eastern scotland, with sunshine. western scotland is dull and damp. sunshine for northern ireland too. through the day it clouds over acr

a kenyan long—distance runner, best known for winning the 2016 amsterdam marathon in record time, hass race. he was twice winner of the prize have marathon. let's hear from our correspondent who is live at the finish line for us now. you must have sprinted to get their!m was a very quick train ride from the start line in south—east london. and just outside buckingham palace. here is the winner of the men's race, just finished in the last couple of minutes. daniel from tanya. it was a bit of a close end. he was some distance out but then the second—place ethiopian was looking like he might catch upjust on home straight. enough of a gap for daniel to hold on and to wind the men's race in a timejust to hold on and to wind the men's race in a time just over two hours and six minutes. that's not improving on the record that was here last year. what about the women's race? the women's race was w011 women's race? the women's race was won by another kenyan, mary. she put a time in two hours 17 minutes, which is a record in the women's only events. there is a mixed record which follow radclyff

then we had the amsterdam treaty. the lisbon treaty is the latest installment in that. included in that was a provision that allowed a member state to leave, something that had never been exquisitely laid out in our treaties before. theay need to foresee possibility that some point somebody might decide they wish to leave. the sets out the procedures by which a country having decided in conformity with their own domestic constitutional arrangements that they wish to withdraw for the european union and how we go about that. it receives a formal negotiation and a. of two years to negotiate the exit. host: let's go to susan joining us from fort myers, florida. good morning with ambassador david o'sullivan with e.u.. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i do enjoy all the programs. i'm wondering if you can refresh our memories on what prompted the subject of a brexit. and also in louisville of all the other things going on globally, has there been any consideration that there may -- have been outside influence and promoting brexit? host: thank you for the cal

the dutch football team ajax amsterdam is to rename its stadium in honour ofjohann cruyff, its most celebratedear, was widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time. the club made the announcement on what would have been his 70th birthday aaron is here with all the business news. good morning. good morning, how are you? just back from holiday. nice to p0p you? just back from holiday. nice to pop into work once in a while. you should know. tax and trump. a big day. hello. shaking up the tax system has been a major theme of the trump administration. today he's promising what he describes as "a big announcement" on his planned reforms. in fact mr trump has already said he's planning what he's called "maybe the biggest tax cut we've ever had." during the campaign he talked about cutting the top individual tax rate from 36.9% to 25%. in terms of business, he wants to cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. mr trump has also proposed charging american firms a one off tax ofjust10% on money they bring back to the us from overseas. he's also pledged to simplify the overall tax sys

paris, amsterdam, and washington today.ere are the stories we are following from the bloomberg and around the world. in politics, le pen wastes no time hitting the campaign trail as she faces an uphill climb against a favorite, macron. how her policies will affect the french economy. timerkets are rallying big french results. we will hear from italy's finance minister. in banking, why goldman sachs has such a big trading myths in the first quarter. souranking retail turned -- sour for the powerhouse. mark: how european equities are trading right now, what a session it has been. look at le pen and macron runoff. the feeling among investors, macron will emerge victorious in the second round. highest level since 2008. biggest leak today since 2012. the italian stocks are rallying. paul ryan inc. -- rallying today as well. 1.2 percent up today. the fair was if le pen still wins, she takes france out of europe. today.re rallying periphery yields are falling and core yields are rising today. -- not a haven and not necessary. of o

that, we'll get more people on their bikes, and we'll improve public health, just like places like amsterdamad of those european cities, we could save money on health care, because fewer of us would become seriously ill. although, of course, cycling can also lead to more accidents and injuries. researchers say walking to work also has some benefits, but not as many. they say for commuters like laura, cycling is especially good, because it fits into the daily routine. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. more than £a00,000 has been raised to help a 17—year—old racing driver, who had his lower legs amputated after being involved in a crash on sunday. billy monger ran into the back of another car which appeared to have stopped on the track during the race at donington park in leicestershire. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. 17 years old and life changed forever. billy monger, one of britain's most talented racing drivers, was competing at donington park when he collided with a stationary car at 120 miles an hour. airlifted to hospital at the queen's medical centre in nottingham, his lower le

he has been working smoothly to the right place in amsterdam avenue. for making it to this. it is well organized. thank you to bob. i realized just a short while ago that it is the first time that i talked or did something. at columbia university and that studies,nternational with dave brezinski. fritz my dear friend. i miss such a great deal. this history department has international studies, something of a place that i have look to and admired. so so many years. just a small number of places in this country and elsewhere in andcity of of great talent insight. with political science in action. training, ind good am pleased to be here. i felt that when i looked at the program and saw the other speakers i thought about my at the time of your city in world war one there have been quite a number of years before we look at the navy and state department did have the decision-making around tr and wilson. so what i thought i would do is talk about what i rediscovered. changed the position of new york city. in the great war and how in particular it change the position of the united

by first candle will be lit ruth bernstein and peter -- fled from berlin to amsterdam and got out onshift from rotterdam to the u.s. ruth's grandmother was denied a visa and killed by the nazi s. peter fled with his family to vienna, indulge them them and france.hy his parents were murdered in auschwitz. may i invite senator chris coons to stand by the second candle. the second candle will be lit by anja and marcel. family was sent to a soviet forced labor camp, but eventually they were able to get to ukraine, where they remained until the war ended. marcel and his family were forced into the ghetto in poland. they later escaped to a nearby village where they were hidden by a ukrainian family. first in a stable, and later in a home. and marcel are both museum volunteers. leahy, may i ask you to stand by the third candle. the candle will be lit by rita rubenstein and helena peabody. rita was born in romania and was supported with her family to a ghetto. later after bribing soldiers, they went to another ghetto and were helped i a family until liberation. helena was born in krakow. her

other capital cities, like amsterdam, brussels and reykjavik, are showing working fewer hours can leadle to use their time to do a hobby or to get involved in their local community, or to participate in local democracy, that would mean that we would all have better mental health, they would be better gender equality, because the burden of care wouldn't automatically fallen women. —— fall on women. time for a check on the travel now. starting with the tubes. the overground is part suspended between south tottenham and barking. south west trains are experiencing major disruption at waterloo, with four platforms unavailable due to problems with the track. several long—distance services are terminating before london with others cancelled or delayed. there are extensive road closures around southwark and the city until this evening because of the funeral of pc keith palmer who was killed in the westminster attack. here you can see borough high street, which will be closed from 7:00am. it also means southwark street is closed, and from midday, southwark and london bridges will be closed too.

paris, amsterdam, and washington today. the stories we are following from the bloomberg and around the world. in politics, le pen wastes no time hitting the campaign trail as she faces an uphill climb against a favorite, macron. how her policies will affect the french economy. timerkets are rallying big french results. we will hear from italy's finance minister. in banking, why goldman sachs has such a big trading myths in

ruth's family fled from berlin to amsterdam and eventually got out on the last ship to the u.s.n, fled with his family to vienna and then belgium and then france. his parents were murdered at auschwitz. may i invite senator chris coons to standby the second candle. the second candle will be lit by on you and marcel driver. her family was deported from poland to a soviet forced labor camp, but they were eventually able to get to ukraine where they remained until the war. they were forced into the ghetto in poland. they later escaped to a nearby village where they were hidden by a ukrainian family. first in a stable and later in a home, they are both museum volunteers. >> senator patrick leahy, may i ask you to standby the third candle. it will be lit by rita rubenstein. rita was born in romania and was deported with her family to a ghetto. later after bribing soldiers, they went to another ghetto and were helped by a local family until liberation. she was born and obtain false documents for herself and her two daughters. they always felt exposure until the end of the war. rita an

initial reports show that bombs have been dropped on airfields near hamburg, frankfurt, as well as amsterdamussels, and tule. reports are still coming in showing extensive damage. >> this is x-ray, urgent, urgent. >> holder, zebra. go ahead. cutting off. >> nuclear weapons have been dropped on osaka, okinawa, yokohama and tokyo. more information to follow. >> that does it. call air defense and see if they have an established pattern of attack yet on north america. standby for a conference call to all our bases. >> air defense, this is defense control. we just received a report from supreme allied commander europe and from x-ray in the far east. the soviets have dropped the atomic bombs on allied airfield in western europe and the far east. do you have any further information yet on the pattern of attack on this continent? >> no, nothing. we have made several widely dispersed interceptions, but the pattern of attack still unknown. they are not firing blanks. unless you have something else, i'm switching off. >> no more, out. >> general turner. yes, sir. general larson. the command post is cal

its offices in london, paris, amsterdam were contacted by authorities.t is your bloomberg business flash. thank you very much. manus: let's talk about the confidence of japan's largest manufacturer and how profits rise. of 12,ising to a score up from 10 at three months ago but short of the forecast of 14. joining us from tokyo, great to have you on the program. good to have you here. why haven't we seen expected wage gains for japan's market tightening? some of thet conversations taking place, the early signs are that gains have been modest. >> that is right. the resources are increasing here across the corporate landscape. not into wage rises. the first that the japanese labor unions were really week. they do not push for increased pay. since the last 10 or 15 years, the they were unions have been content to negotiate a wage increase for job security. they don't get restructured, but they don't get an increase in pay. the labor unions are pushing for a small number of companies are going to give you rising wages out of the goodness of their hearts. ther