. >> in her trade union most of the members are white. he works for another trade union is fights for the rights of the black workers. the unions meet regularly and work together closely. all union members are worried about their jobs and their families. >> one employee in the mine represents a huge number of people. the 4000 people are retrenched, 40,000 people will be affected. >> the poorest are being equally hard-hit. many workers subcontractors are links to the mines. he is a bricklayer. he just lost his job. he says the compensation he will receive for making redundant won't last long. >> after that money i have nothing to use to eat. >> they are just here to make profits and take what they want to take. >> we repeatedly asked the company what they plan to do but got no reply. she too is affected as her husband also works at the mine. >> if he gets retrenched we have no more house. >> they are hoping the prices for raw materials will go up again. >> china, the global economic motor is no longer running the way it used to. nowhere more clearly than in ch

we are here for the annual dance of the lemons, where each of you gets to trade your worst teacher to another school. the union'sare placated, and only the children suffer. (over video, whispering): chalmskinn. behold your lemons! sociopathic child haters who are only teachers because they got tenure after two short years.

trade union savings account. the money was mistakenly routed from another customer's account. investigators say martin knew about the mistake but withdrew some cash and transferred the money to other accounts instead of returning it. >>> attorneys for former u.s. house speaker dennis hastert want probation for their client. attorneys for the illinois republican asked a federal judge yesterday to sentence him to a term of probation saying he was in poor health. hastert pleaded guilty to violating federal banking laws. he could face up to six months in prison. >>> now to a touching story that we've heard from many of you who want to help a firefighter who lost her apartment if a fire on easter sunday. on tuesday she received a huge gift from a fellow firefighter who didn't even know her. retired battalion chief john lee gave moore a check. turns out lee had won the prize and decided she needed the money more than he did. >>> arlington has made a list that height give you the chills or fever. it's been named as america's tenth sickest city. the medical alert system pulled the sta

another thing that is going to be rancoring the trade unions is that in europe, the labor unions arepervisory boards is that they are unable to claw back some of the remuneration that the exoof voeldz wagon got back in excess of $8 million, and other executives have had the remuneration reduced and this is not going to happen with the current ceo, because he has left the board as it goes. and to spain, yesterday, we got the fuse that the spanish election is basically on, and now, everybody is beginning the campaigning. this is the outgoing prime minister, and arguably never was the full prime minister, and what is interesting here is that the data is really quite poor as spain heads into the election, and unemployment is rising to 21%. again, you will see the consumer deflation. we see deflation now, and inflation down 1.2% coming through year over year, and guys, that is also deflationary aspects emerging in the states of germany as they are reporting, and overall, people would say that the european economy is better than we might expect, around certainly the bank lending is holding

leaving theama says union would adversely affect the u.s., especially when it comes to trade. after that, the president had another special meeting, this two-year-old who stayed up a few minutes past his bedtime to greet the obamas. and look at him, dressed in his robe. he has his little slippers, and he was on his rocking horse. president obama is the one who gave him that rocking horse. enjoyed that, and he even thanked the president for his rocking horse. a good-looking kid. michelle: tomorrow we can all sleep in, and then the sun will be shining? steve: you get up at 11:00? michelle: yes, on the weekend, just in time for brunch. steve: for those getting up earlier -- jonathan: we are done with our double-header before she is even a. steve: don't be discouraged. the sunshine will stick around tomorrow afternoon and into the day sunday, much warmer temperatures on the way early next week. 65 right now at reagan national, the cold front sliding through. the satellite and radar, the heaviest of the ra beginning to fizzle out a bit. as will move off towards the east and we will see wet weather as we move through th

trade retaliation e.u.nst britain by w countries. you have another quote saying "it is hard to determine if the long-run impact would strengthen the european unionr cause it to break apart." in the best case scenario, britain quickly renegotiate hundreds of trade agreements with the e.u. and countries around the world, but jamie dimon says even in this scenario, it would result in years of uncertainty. and this uncertainty will hurt the economies of britain and the e.u. francine: thank you so much. the very latest on jamie dimon's letter. let's get more with our guest, chief investment officer at london capital. when you look at jamie dimon, i find it surprising that brexit is so ghigh on the risk of everyone lesss. -- everyone's lists. what are we concerned about, the eurozone does not stay together or creates some kind of shock? we're making huge would notut of -- i say nothing but i struggle to think how that could extend. yes, there is going to be reduced foreign and domestic investment at the time when current account deficit in the u.k. is at high levels. yes, it might exacerbate currency wars among countries and increase, decrease the tra

another job. [applause] mr. sanders: governor walker thinks it is a great idea to try to destroy the trade union movement. i think it is a great idea to try to build a stronger trade union movement. [applause] mr. sanders: so let me tell governor walker and all the rest, that if i am elected president we are going to pass an employee free choice act which will make it easier for workers to negotiate contracts and form a union. [applause] mr. sanders: governor walker apparently feels it is a great idea to give tax breaks to large corporations and then cut education. [booing] mr. sanders: i think it is a better idea to increase funding for education and demand that the large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes. [applause] mr. sanders: governor walker thinks it is a good idea to try to make it as hard as possible for women to control their own bodies. [booing] mr. sanders: i believe that women have the right to control their own bodies, and we will take on the scott walker's of the world who are restricting that right. [applause] mr. sanders: and by the way, we are also going to pass equity s

another example. the country remains a single party state, but and away has pledged as a member of the transpacific partnership to allow for the formation of independent trade unions for the first time, a potential significant advance for freedom of association for workers. we have welcomed the release in the past month of a number of political prisoners and we hope for more. we believe that expanding freedom of expression and political participation will do much to strength in that country and our relationship. s spellan rights report out our concerns on every continent, but the most widespread and dramatic violations in 2015 for those in the middle east. where the confluence of terrorism and the syrian conflict caused enormous suffering. crisisdiscussed in this in this region repeatedly in recent weeks. i am just going to highlight a few points right now. first, the united states wants those responsible for committing human rights abuses in syria, iraq, and elsewhere to be held accountable for their actions. to that end, we are supporting international efforts to investigate, collect, analyze, and preserve evidence of atrocities. cannd, we are doing all we to ai

another job. now, governor walker it is a great idea to try to destroy the trade union. i think it is a good idea to try to build a stronger trade union. applause] bernie sanders: so let me tell governor walker and all the rest that if i am elected president, we're going to pass a employee free choice act which will make it easier for workers to negotiate contracts and format unions. applause] bernie sanders: governor walker apparently feels it is a great idea to give tax breaks to large corporations and then cut education. ]boos i think it is a better idea to increase funding for education and demand large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes. [applause] bernie sanders: governor walker thinks it is a good idea to try to make it as hard as possible for women to control their own bodies. [booing] bernie sanders: i believe women have the right to control their own bodies and we will take on the scott walker's of the world or restricting that right. [applause] bernie sanders: and by the way, we are also going to pass pay equity so women no longer make only $.

trade unions. today, he picked up the endorsement of the new york transit union. in a way, these are two union events in just one day. >> he also picked up another endorsement, his first endorsement from a sitting u.s. senator from oregon, jeff merkley. manu raju spoke with merkley about that endorsement. this is key. this is the first sitting senator to back bernie sanders. >> that's right. 46 have actually endorsed hillary clinton. he became the first. i asked him was he surprised about that? he said, well, maybe if other democrats had a chance earlier and did not actually commit to hillary clinton earlier, they would be considering endorsing bernie sanders right now. but the main issues that drove him towards bernie sanders was his position on climate change, on campaign finance and on trade issues and made very clear the reason why he's backing bernie sanders is that he's the one person who has been leading the charge on these issues. >> certainly we're fortunate to have two candidates on the democratic side that have experience in common positions but it's bernie sanders that i'm endorsing because he has been in the battlefield fighting cle

the building trade rate you are relationships historically and understanding with the developers of the potentially grandfathered projects definitely from one another some will use only union labor but some this as they can get away with we've existed the discussion over housing to achieve other ends and in indeed true and those developers most decline to ignore the needs and hard gains of the workers are those at least inclined to serve the community in which they build we restrained ourselves the discussion, however, we felt it was important in this board and important to focus entirely on the question of housing to respect the principles and understanding at which bodies have arrived early on i'm disappointed then and from returning from ireland and the centurion to hear that issues not all part of those understanding and unrelated to questions of housing were not part of trailing legislation we ask that you accept the staffs recommendations in support of legislation that has the drawbacks of the inclusionary housing independent in location or in height we also ask that all projects the entitlement process and especially not inclusively they mentioned pipeline projects

another example. the country remains a single party state, but hanoi has pledged as a member of the transpacific partnership to allow for the formation of independent trade unions for the first time. a potential significant advance for freedom of association. for workers. in azerbaijan we have welcomed the release in the past month of a number of political prisoners and we hoped for more and believe that expanding freedom of expression and political participation will do much to strengthen that country and our relationship. the human rights report spell out our concerns on every continent, but the most widespread and dramatic violations in 2015 were those in the middle east. where the confluence of terrorism and the syrian conflict caused enormous suffering. i have discussed this crisis in this region repeatedly in recent weeks, and so i'm just going to highlight a few points right now. first, the united states wants those responsible for committing human rights abuses in syria, iraq and elsewhere to be held accountable for their actions. to that end, we are supporting international efforts to investigate, collect, analyze and preserve evidence of atrocities. s

they are not perfect union we are not wing perfect security on the one hand against another -- we are weighing two imperfect measures of security, which is a more complex tradeff the people give credit to in this debate. particularly, the failure to grapple with the trade-off comes from an incomplete and pervasive -- persuasive description of the risks. key paper claims that management systems are much less to -- andn into and end encryption. i think the description is overinclusive and incomplete in the sense that possibly the most widespread use of encryption, directed at security -- direct transiturity, is encryption for webmail. that includes typically key management systems where providers using christian to protect the data either in transit from server to server, or at rest on their server. there is no discussion whatsoever of the security risks and benefits of that trade-off in webmail everything a day. it is hard for me to imagine how we can rob -- grappled the risk from one to another, without recognizing one of the most widespread implications today. webmail providers, including the one that jules used to work for, access commission, content, for

another example. the country remains a single party state but hanoi has pledged as a member of the trans pacific partnership to allow for the formation of independent trade unions for the first time. a potential significant advance for freedom of association for workers. we have welcomed the release in the past month of a number of political prisoners and we hope for more. we believe that expanding freedom of expression and political participation will do much to strengthen that country and our relationship. the human rights reports spell out our concerns on every continent but the most widespread and dramatic violations in 2015 were those in the middle east. where the con fluance of terrorism and syrian conflict caused enormous suffering. i have discussed this crisis in this region repeatedly in recent weeks. and i saw -- i'm just going to highlight a few points right now. first, the united states wants those responsible for committing human rights abuses in syria, iraq and elsewhere, to be held accountable for their actions. to that end, we are supporting international efforts to investigate, collect, analyze and preserve evidence of atrocities. second, we're

the building trade rate you are relationships historically and understanding with the developers of the potentially grandfathered projects definitely from one another some will use only union labor but some this as they can get away with we've existed the discussion over housing to achieve other ends and in indeed true and those developers most decline to ignore the needs and hard gains of the workers are those at least inclined to serve the community in which they build we restrained ourselves the discussion, however, we felt it was important in this board and important to focus entirely on the question of housing to respect the principles and understanding at which bodies have arrived early on i'm disappointed then and from returning from ireland and the centurion to hear that issues not all part of those understanding and unrelated to questions of housing were not part of trailing legislation we ask that you accept the staffs recommendations in support of legislation that has the drawbacks of the inclusionary housing independent in location or in height we also ask that all projects the entitlement process and especially not inclusively they mentioned pipeline projects