now, if you're going to add the number of auto workers which combined, there's 15000 auto workers all together for potential strikers. you could see that figure top there, the 362. is going to jump by quite a bit. next up, what do we have here? big three profits. need i say more, for gm salantis, 92%. the profits have increased. we took a range of 20, the years 2013 to 2022, 250 billion dollars. okay, so that shows the amount of money that they are making. that's quite a lot. all right, let's take a look now at the us wage growth. that is very important in terms of what we have for you, the top 1%. you can see over here, look how much increase they've had on their wages, 145%. that's a lot when you compare it to the bottom 90% 90%, which is at 16% only for the wage growth, the years uh that we looked at 1979 through the year 2022. what do we have coming up next uh ceo salaries? all right, that's the big one, that's one of the things that uh is up for discussion in a major way, the big three ceo salaries, you have forard ceo jim farley 21 million per year, salanta ceo carlos stavarez 2

alone we had 11,300 locked auto burglaries in the city. >> the department is tapping social media to tackle there issue. >> if you send that information to us immediately we will have staff monitoring the platforms and be able to relay the intelligence or the information to our surveillance teams. >> starting on friday, opd will launch a pilot program where people can report an auto burglary via dm on instagram and x formally known as twitter. at the handle of oakland autoberg. neighbors say this is welcomed news. >> i think it is is amazing. >> while helping her friend, she spends a lot of time in this adam's point neighborhood and says she and other neighbors are constantly dealing with auto break ins. >> someone followed one of the cars into the garage and they were driving a stolen car. so, to compound their problems the gate does not open without an opener. so, they had to ram and ram and ram the gate. >> reporter: the gate was broken for five weeks. other residents in the building tell us that the police were slow to respond. now, opd is hoping that this new social media tool w

it's not just a regular auto show as we've seen in the past.'ve seen more electric vehicles this time and less gasoline powered ones. behind me are flying electric taxis we can see there along with a show that's going on. exhibitors want us to experience mobility outside of just cars. and a global electronics auto parts maker, look what they made. it's a swing but not just a swing. this is a swing that produces hydrogen. look above me the digits, that's the amount of hydrogen it's producing right now. look to my right. the bubbles you see there is the hydrogen that's actually being produced, hydrogen, a form of energy. they are focusing on right now. i've experienced several other exhibits as well. let's take a look. this sofa is filled with air, and it is developed by an online flea market. the firm says the body is so soft that it avoids serious damage if it hits something by accident while driving. also you can transport it easily if you just take the air out. this delivery robot coming my way is serving as a capsule toy vending machine toda

auto industry. not make a difference what you get because in two years are all going to be out of business. you are not getting anything. what they're doing to the auto industry in michigan and throughout the country is absolutely horrible and ridiculous. hundreds of thousands of american jobs, your jobs will be gone forever because cricket joe biden is selling out but i don't think it's him i don't think he knows what he's doing. he doesn't know. he doesn't know it's not his fault. don't blame him but he is surrounded with radical left marxist and crazy people. fascist bad people is selling out to china. he is selling you out to the environmental extremists in the radical left. people have no idea how bad this is going to be also for the environment those batteries when they get rid of them and lots of bad things happen when they dig it out of the ground to make those batteries it's going to be very bad for the environment. you can be loyal to american labor or you can be loyal to the environmental

, and the auto—makers have laid off thousands of workers.ic for targeting all three auto—makers at once. union members are asking for pay increases, as well as better benefits for retirees and others. this is the first escalation since the uaw ordered nearly 9,000 workers to walk out at ford's largest plant in mid—october. the tactic has been to play the auto—makers against each other in negotiations, and in this instance, the uaw may be trying to pressure stellantis into matching an offer put on the table by gm on friday. we'll get a glimpse into what this means for the auto—makers' bottom lines when gm and ford report quarterly earnings this week. in the past, the union has used earnings reports and executive pay to fuel its argument that the companies can afford concessions to workers. gm reports tuesday, giving wall street the first look at strikes' impact. ford follows on thursday. tens of thousands of women in iceland, including the prime minister, katrinjakobsdottir, are refusing to work today. the strike has been called in protest ag

even to have an auto show has been an issue. a great way to get consumers to look at your view was especially as we transition to ev's and consumers know less about you. this is cool but automakers have to be concerned about where they are spending their money, especially marketing money. this could be affected moving forward. but it is a good place to get in front of consumers. a lot of folks do not buy what they don't know. jon: i appreciate it. we will see you and matt at some upcoming auto show in the world. jessica caldwell from edmunds joining us. when we come back, we will stick with the energy sector and the increase in cost to generate offshore power. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt miller --matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller with jon erlichman. cost to produce offshore wind energy is making the 2030 old look further than ever. bloomberg new energy finance is pared back their outlook by 29 percent as building costs for wind climbs to 48%. bloomberg's renewable energy lead joins us on set. i guess inflation has

ceo pay at the big 3 has increased by 40%. that's one of the reasons why these auto workers are angry. and of course they have every reason to be because overall another one of the highlights we'll be looking at are the us wages. now in terms of the increase there. the top 1%, 145%, the bottom 90%, only 16%. that's a great recipe for inequality for a country. and finally, us strikes. these strikes are not just about the auto workers. uh, there are sectors like hospitality, dining and healthcare that are also experiencing a strikes, which puts into question the health of the us economy. the us is facing multiple strikes and industrial actions, it's a backdrop of an uncertain economic time. thousands of workers have gone a strike in different industies in recent months to demand higher pay and improved benefits and working conditions, the autoworkers are taking aim at ceos at ford, general motors and stalant. for received the 40% wage increase. workers also believe they have more bargaining power due to a tight labor market. when it comes to the hollywood strike, the tentative deal was

a great point that he makes there um which is something that's uh probably at the forefront of the auto sector overall when it become when it became automated feely let me introduce her she's a retired autoworker and member of the uaw local 22s welcome to economic divide um the general trend in the us uh based on wages is that uh we're looking a inflation adjusted annual uh increase the top 1% 145% uh the bottom 90% only 16% which is about a tenth as fast uh why is that happening why why is such unfairness and uh basically inequality as a result of this that uh these un uneven wage wages uh create yes i would say so and it's a combination of the corporations and the government laws that allow them to uh restructure uh on the backs of workers, right now for example, the uh companies are building new battery plants and the government has given them millions of dollars, probably about 100 million, $140 million dollars, but there are no guarantees in what is being given or loaned by the government to these factories and to the corporations of these factories to insist that there be adequate

thank you very much indeed, _ auto industry.d, joao. _ now lets focus on meta — the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp reported better—than—expected profits ofjust under $11.6 billion for the latest quarter. advertising revenues was strong but the social—media giant warned of uncertainty and lower advertising demand in the current quarter. shares in meta intially rose by 3% on their earnings release before falling by 3% in after hours trade. from new york, here's the bbc�*s business correspondent michelle fleury. after a tough stretch last year, when revenue dropped for three straight quarters, meta is roaring back — the social media giant seeing faster growth in its core digital ads business. remember, this is a company that's been investing heavily in generative ai products to boost its ad business, and it continues to make money from reels — that's its tiktok—like video product inside instagram. on average, three billion people used its products in september — up 7% from a year earlier. and as for mr zuckerber

uh, i'd like to find out from you why it is that it's not just auto workers that are striking. we're looking at other sectors that have uh joined now these strikes. it seems like the autoworkers kind of set it off. i think it's because of the large numbers that are involved. and how major um piece of the economy the us in the us it plays um and this all points to stagnant wages and pay basically why has it spread to other sectors you think my fee is that we going through a fundamental change iconomy that is on the scale of the industrial revolution of the 18th century we are going through a fundamental change in our revolution and the technological complex a scale that ushered in industrial capitalism, so we talking about the destruction of the workforce as it had existed for the last 150, 200 years, we going through a profound change in our society and nothing can stop it or halt it, yeah he's got a point there, and i think he pointed out in the last time that we brought him on, where the automation took place in the car industry uh, which is one of the uh first to have gone t

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coming up, the auto strikes are almost over.eaching a tentative deal with the uaw after ford and stellantis did as well do these deals set the u.s. auto industry up for success or cripple the companies with long-term costs? >> plus, president biden issues an executive order on artificial intelligence, it covers safety, civil rights, and maybe the biggest threat of all from ai, will it take humans' jobs away we'll discuss the impact this could have with a great panel. >> looking forward to that first, let's get a check on the markets. the dow is leading the way, up 506 points today the s&p, the nasdaq gains are now approaching about 1.2% the laggard has been the russell 2000 mcdonald's reporting results, beating on the top and bottom lines. same store sales up more than 8%, thank you to higher menu prices you can see, of course, that's helping the dow. the shares are up about 2% and a real estate deal to tell you about. realty income buying spirit realty capital for $9.3 billion. no relate to spirit halloween. they own 2,000 prop

today, a new push to hold auto burglars accountable. anne makovec joins us now with more on a new proposal that could get rid of some barriers to prosecution. >> reporter: you might be surprised to know, the way the law is now, if you can only be convicted if prosecutors can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the vehicle was locked, proving somebody broke a window is not enough. san francisco city leaders want to change that. the city 's car break-ins that had exploded to 2010, much of it in tourist hotspot, like the palace of fine arts. there have been more than 16,000 break-ins reported in the city so far this year, but many go unreported because people know it is unlikely anyone will ever be caught. state senator scott weiner introducing a bill next session to clarify, any unlawful entry of a vehicle with the intent to commit theft establishes the crime of auto burglary, lock or no lock , eliminating the need for the victim to testify. >> you might have a resident who simply does not remember whether they locked the car. or someone

in the us, the auto workers strike has expanded for the first time ever to the detroit thrate, the union and the automakers remain far apart on key economic issues, like pay, but the strikes are not limited to just auto workers, which the combined number of workers on strike has hit a record. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at why workers are unhappy in the us with their pay and and how a looming government shut down, a partial or full one may be a window into a much bigger economic problem in the us, which points to a dire situation as opposed to the rosy announcements that's made by the us government on things like unemployment and inflation. first let me introduce our guests. ian black, professor of economics and law at the university of missouri, kansas city, joins us from bloomington, minnesota. also joining us is daniel shaw, academic and commentator who joins us from new york, welcome to you both uh black, i'll start with you, so you have uh the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues, the ua president h

the margins may be peaking here. >>> let's look at the auto names.ncluding stellantis the uaw struck a deal with stellantis to end strike action. the move is similar to the move with ford last week with pay hikes of 30% over the contract including cost of living payments a look at the auto names in contrast it has been a mixed bag. mercedes-benz and renault in reverse. steve, we have, of course, a lot of the auto volumes telling us just what the margins look like in the sector. >> let me give you the details with stellantis and uaw. it is important to keep in mind this is a tentative deal it still needs to be voted by the members of the union we know they agreed to 25% pay increase with regular bumps pegged to inflation. at the same time, the united auto workers announced they agreed to reopen the belvedere production plant in illinois at the beginning of the discussions, in fact, stellantis was considering a 5,000 job cut. in the end, after the deal was happening, they are adding 5,000 new jobs this is according to the united auto workers also worth

ev makers from china took center stage at a major auto show in germany last month.hina overtook japan as the world's largest auto exporter in the first half of 2023 powered by an increase in its shipment of evs. major i.t. firms are also entering the field of autonomous vehicles, fully driverless taxis are already running on roads in the u.s. and china. japan's auto sector is keen to beef up its collaborations with other industries to get ahead of the cutthroat competition. >> translator: the competitive edge of japanese car makers is being put to the test. to remain in the running we need to step outside of the framework of the automobile and evolve in terms of a mobility industry in cooperation with other businesses. >> the main event of this year's show highlights the new theme. it takes visitors to near future tokyo where increased mobility has changed various aspects of people's lives. for example, one area gives visitors a chance to experience how mobility will transform both the idea of transportation and the cityscape. on display here is a quadroped robot. a

automakers remain far apart on key economic issues like pay, but the strikes are not limited to just auto workers, which the combined number of workers on strike has hit a record. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at why workers are unhappy in the us with their pay, and how a looming government shut down, a partial or full one may be a window into a much bigger. economic problem in the us, which points to a dire situation as opposed to the rosy announcements that's made by the us government on things like unemployments and inflation. first let me introduce our guests: black, professor of economics and law at the university of missouri kansas city, joins us from blumington minnesota. also joining us is daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. welcome to you both black, i'll start with. so you have the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues. the ua president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pays o

the auto—makers have laid off thousands of workers.ke is historic for targeting all three auto—makers at once. union members are asking for pay increases, as well as better benefits for retirees and others. this is the first escalation since the uaw ordered nearly 9,000 workers to walk out at ford's largest plant in mid—october. the tactic has been to play the auto—makers against each other and, in this instance, the uaw may try to pressure stellantis to match an offer on the table. we'll get a glimpse into what this means when gm and ford report currently earnings this week. in the past, the union have used pay and reports to fuel the argument that the companies can afford concessions to workers. gm reports tuesday. given wall street verse look at the impact of the strikes. ford follows on thursday. staying in the us, rumblings in the market appear to have concerned investors. the snp closing at its lowest since may, that has led to higher demand for government bonds, also called treasuries. often viewed as a safe—haven investment. le

roban nuestros autos sin importar la destrucción que cometen, nos dice.e la gente no se da cuenta que los espectáculos, los ilegales, están hechos con carros robados. >> y puede ser el carro de cualquiera. y este jueves en redwood city hubo una reunión del recién creado grupo de trabajo sobre violencia doméstica. en la cita, miembros dieron a conocer los pasos de acción para combatir el incremento en crímenes relacionados a esta problemática . entre ellos está expandir el acceso a servicios legales, crear un grupo de respuesta también junto con la policía que pueda atender los reportes de violencia doméstica. el grupo creado por el condado de san mateo se va a volver a reunir en enero y. atención padres de estudiantes de las escuelas públicas en san francisco. >> el sindicato de maestros asegura que no están contentos con las condiciones laborales y que podrían tomar algún tipo de acción. andrés brender habló con ellos, nos dice qué fue lo que le dijeron frente al distrito escolar de san francisco. >> docentes aseguraron que anoche 27% de los miembros del

auto burglaries are a problem in oakland. district 5 councilman gallo knows this firsthand. >> my car has been broken into three times, one by city hall. >> reporter: oakland auto burglaries are up 36% compared to last year. opd launched the social media pilot program, so they could test out an additional way for community members to report auto burglaries. the move came as a surprise to gallo. >> i was watching the news on tv. and that is the first time i had heard that there was going to be an implementation here in oakland. >> reporter: but the program was shorter lived than many people expected. in a facebook post on friday, they wrote that the program would run through the weekend. but by friday night, the oakland autoburg accounts notified followers they were done and deactivated the accounts. people on social media expressed frustration with the duration of the pilot program. but in a statement shared with cbs news bay area on sunday, opd told us the auto burglaries social media reporting pilot was always intended to b

. >>> and on semi shares lower more than half of its revenue tied to autos.t's the long-term outlook we'll talk to the ceo next >>> i. cornell university has sent extra police to a jewish center on campus after threatening statements were posted on a discussion board yesterday the president described them as horrendous, anti-semitic messages, threatening violence against the school's jewish community. the school in central new york says it also notified the fbi of a potential hate crime. >>> police forces across maine were alerted just last month to veiled threats made by the u.s. army reservist who later carried out the worst mass shooting in the state's history. they told the associated press that statewide alerts were sent out in mid-september, but after weeks of increased patrols at his base and a visit to his home, there was no sign of the man and police just moved on. >>> fifa banned the former soccer federation president for three years for his conduct at the world cup. where he forcibly kissed a female player on the lips at their trophy ceremony. he's

auto burglaries are a problem in oakland. district five councilman knows this first hand. >> my car has been broken in three times. one in front of city hall and two by jack lender square attending business meetings. >> reporter: oakland auto burglaries are up 36% compared to last year. they launched the program to test an additional way for community to report auto burglaries. this move came as a surprise. >> i was watching the news on tv and that's the first time i had heard that would be implemented in oakland. >> reporter: the program was shorter lived than many expected. in a facebook post friday around noon opd wrote the program would run through the weekend. by friday night the oakland auto burg accounts notified followers they were done and deactivated. people expressed frustration with the duration but in a statement with cbs news bay area sunday, opd told us the auto burglary social media reporting pilot was intended to be a limited test. it concluded as scheduled and accounts were deactivated as planned. this accou

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auto burglaries are a problem in oakland. district 5 congressman knows this first hand. >> my car has been broken in three times. one in front of city hall and two why jack square attending business meetings. >> reporter: auto burglaries are up from last year. they launched the program to test out an additional way for community members to report auto burglaries. the move came as a surprise to him. >> i was watching the news and that's the first time i had heard it would be implemented. >> reporter: it was shorter lived than many expected. in a facebook post friday around noon opd wrote it would run through the weekend. by friday night the accounts notified followers they were done and deactivating the accounts. people expressed frustration with the duration of the pilot program. in a statement shared with cbs news bay area, opd told us the auto burglary social media reporting pilot was intended to be a limited test. it concluded as scheduled and accounts were deactivated as planned. this will be reactivated ahead of our next

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para que creen e implementen un nuevo plan y dejen de multar a los autos robados.ndo en línea las multas de estacionamiento. esto va a cambiar. se supone dentro de 45 días. es el plazo que tienen. y ahora hablemos de los beneficios de alimentos. si usted utiliza la tarjeta de comida vt, también conocida como las estampillas de california. le contamos de un nuevo programa piloto que podría regresarle hasta 60■!a$ por compras de frus y verduras. libertad pedraza nos explica quienes pueden beneficiarse de este proyecto. >> por cinco años, lorena se ha beneficiado de la tarjeta ebt de california para alimentar a su familia, pero explica a veces es un reto comprar comida saludable , especialmente para las personas que, como ella, tienen diabetes. >> tengo ciertas frutas y verduras que tengo que comer y a veces por lo que tienen que comer algún diabético, pues es un poquito más costoso con residentes como lorena en mente, el estado invirtió casi 20 millones■!ade dólares en un programa piloto para promover la alimentación saludable y se llama el programa de frutas y verdu

inside the bay area auto shop driving students in a new direction. >>> plus, the outlook for sunday's game just got a slightly purdyer picture. >>> halloween in the castro tomorrow. >> and this is what we were working on before the earthquake hit. tens of thousands of people used to pack this san francisco neighborhood on halloween until violence brought it to an abrupt end. now more than 15 years later, celebrations are coming back to the >>> halloween in the castro tomorrow. come on, you've got to have some. >> you heard sister roma who was all dressed up and well prepared, after 17 years, halloween is coming back to the castro this weekend. and in a way, it'll look more a like it did when teri aston bennet's great great-grandfather started the tradition back in 1948. >> halloween was always a big part of our lives, the dressing up and the being here and being part of the community. >> over the years, the castro became a go-to destination for halloween. hundreds of thousands of people would turn out. but it all came to a violent and abrupt end back in 2006 when a shooter opened fire

el auto terminÓ prÁcticamente dentro del negcio.n santa rosa arrestaron a varios vendedores ambulantes. muchos otros productos se encontraban en medio de todo esto. el operativo desmantelÓ una red de trÁfico de drogas. el 12 de junio arrestaron a dos vendedores donde encontraron dos bicicletas ambulantes y un bolso negro que tenÍa una pistola semiautomÁtica. surge nueve informaciÓn del piloto que intentÓ apagar los controles en san francisco. Éste piloto admitiÓ sufrir un ataque de nervios. tambiÉn aclarÓ que habÍa tomado hongos psicodÉlico se. hablemos de las enfermedades de salud mental. muchos se niegan a admitir que sufren un problema similar. una encuesta revela que los latinos tienen problemas relacionados a la salud mental. >> hola, paola. afortunadamente 10 organizaciones realizaron esta encuesta. la mayorÍa de residentes entre 12 y 75 aÑos. encontraron que causa estrÉs la inseguridad de la vivienda. >> miedo a no poder cumplir con los pagos de la renta. la falta de empleo y no tener un trabajo seguro tambiÉn forma parte de

su auto triple-a dice que generalmente usted va a oler el gas cuando esté cerca de su auto.que el tanque está vacío y triple a le recomienda también a las personas hacer un reporte a la policía y tener cámaras de vigilancia, porque esto les va a ayudar pues a tener evidencia. desafortunadamente la mujer con la que hablé el día de hoy me dijo que ella no teníaámaras de seguridad, así que va a ser difícil encontrar a estos ladrones. claudia pues muchas gracias. >> yo por ponernos al tanto a los vinos de esa zona y así hacer el llamado a las autoridades para que la seguridad se mantenga donde tiene que estar. en este punto. gracias. xiomara lópez y ahora pasas a hablar de otra cuestión un apagón que se reportó en san francisco, apagón eléctrico que afectó a poco más de 8800 residentes. sin embargo, a esta hora ya se rerestauró el servicio a la mayoría, según la última actualización de pg&e, quededan poco más de 1600 persos sin electricidad. ya vemos este video. es decir, es en que nos muestra el panororama o el poco panorama que han podido ver algunos vecinos con lo que han ten

auto instructor and local machinist union member, rich believes his young students are facing a well compensated and challenging future. right now there is a shortage of certified auto mechanics. >> they have this opportunity to get into the starting of this electric vehicle phase that is going to be taking over our industries. >> reporter: in response to the impact of climate change, california is pushing to remove gas powered vehicles from the streets and highways as quickly as possible. the demand for electric vehicles is likely to surge soon and significantly. >> it is going to be in the future for all of us, so it is important to learn. >> reporter: of course older cars won't disappear overnight, they will slowly phase out. hybrid cars and hybrid mechanics. >> this next generation will need to know about both electric and convention engines, because they are both going to be around. >> reporter: they are not as complicated mechanically and use fewer feelings -- fluids but the high voltage needs a different cooling system and thanks to the battery, they are heavier. >> that conne

. >> this year alone, we've had 11,300 locked auto burglaries in the city. that's a 36% increase from 2022. >> opd says it's been focused on tackling auto break ins since may. >> we've increased our violent suppression units to operate in the areas where the crime data shows that these crimes are being committed. we've also brought back our foot patrol units in the downtown area and deployed them where the businesses are mostly affected, according to opd's own numbers, it's working. >> captain casey johnson says the heggenberger road corridor, where foot patrol officers have been working and along 98th avenue are areas in oakland with the highest auto burglaries, in part because of the number of travelers and easy access to the freeways. >> since july, with the focus of our foot patrol officers and our dedicated overtime burglary suppression teams, we've seen a 50% reduction in weekly auto burglaries in these two locations alone. >> but interim chief assistant jones says even more is being done. this weekend, opd is launching a pilot program where people can

and so we're seeing that actually push up auto insurance prices in a very big way.ort of seen a decline a little bit in this trend, but we're still seeing above average rates at this point. and even the way cars are built now, i got i got somebody ran through a stop sign, hit me in the back. i thought, okay, that's going to be expensive. repair bill insurance company said total loss. yes, because it was just the way they construct cars. unfortunately, megan, this is not going to stop here. you think it's going to keep on going higher? well, insurance insurers have outright told us that it's going to go higher, certainly in almost all of your earnings reports. and a lot of the statements that they've given, they've said, hey, we're going to continue to increase costs. now keep in mind that this is a regulated industry, so this is going to take some time to work its way through the pipeline. we have the regulators that have to grant their approval and then even once that happens, it takes about six months to a year for that to hit consumer tires in a big way because t

moves uh and uh take more time, by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is, as you can see quite different in canada, what type of settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a settlement more in the lines of 25 is percent to 30% increase and 5 to 30% increase okay uh that's over the period of several years right um let's look at one thing here daniel the perhaps many don't realize and this pretty much a flashback and that's going back to the year 2009 um i don't if you recall but gm was on the brink of laps the ua the uaw agreed to let the company hire new workers at that time but at about half the hourly wage that that prevailed and with um skimper retirement benefits and temp workers are even lower rates from what we understand and outsour more jobs abroad, this is while the american tax payers for $10 billion dollars to save the company, so in a way they sacrifice themselves in order to get the company up and running um coming out of the uh the sorry state that it was due to the fin

la conductora del auto estaba enlibertad condicional por un robo mayor.tada el 4 de octubre por robar cerca de $30,000 en mercancÍa de otro negocio y contaba con antecedentes penales en napa. el fiscal general de california anunciÓ que el departamento de justicia del estadoha llegado a un acuerdo con la cia y vallejo y su departamento de policÍa buscando fortalecer la rendiciÓn de cuentas, polÍticas y prÁcticas policiales. [habla en inglÉs] en esencia este acuerdo tiene como objetivo generar y fortalecer la confianza entre el departamento de policÍa de vallejo y la comunidad a la que sirven. tambiÉn el departamento de policÍa de vallejo implementarÁ la recomendaciÓn del informe efectuado en mayo de 2022 para mejorar su trabajo. imagÍnese que le roben su carro y que ademÁs tiene que pagar las multas de trÁnsitoque han cometido los ladrones con su vehÍculo. eso le ocurre a cientos de personas en la ciudad de san francisco. por ello la alcaldesa pidiÓ las agencias de controlque solucionen el problema y que implementen un sistema informÁtico con los agentes d

before that she was briefly an auto worker.thor of many books, including "secrets of a successful organizer." her recent piece in jacobin is headlined "we can thank a union reform caucus for the militant uaw strike." welcome to democracy now! tell us what you understand these deals entail. >> they entail a whole lot of money. they will be life changing for some of the lowest paid members of the union, the so-called temps who worked for years, although being called temps. these people who are now making $17 an hour within four years will be making over $40 an hour. the union has made a huge effort to bring its lower paid members and to get rid of the nefarious tiers that have been inviting workforce in auto since 2007, 2009. amy: how do they a call this? >> by striking and by organizing the members. the new administration has only fully been in power since late march but they immediately stepped out to try to get members involved in the way they have never been before in letting the companies know they were willing to strike and

heridos, incluyendo a una mujer hospitalizada y a un auto sumergido bajo agua. >> por su parte, aunquepeligro de incendio siempre es latente. reportando desde antioch nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. muchísimas gracias nataly. >> definitivamente hay frustración entre la comunidad. estaremos atentos a lo que hagan las autoridades. tenemos nueva información desde oakland donde la policía investiga un tiroteo mortal reportado en la cuadra 400 de la calle 19. sucedió alrededor de las 03:15. cuando los oficiales llegaron, encontraron a una persona con heridas de bala. esta víctima fue llevada al hospital, pero sucumbió a sus lesiones. según el reporte de las autorida des. y por otro lado, en san francisco, un incendio residencial movilizó a los bomberos esta mañana sobre la cuadra 700 de la calle clement. los equipos lograron rescatar a una persona que se encontraba en la unidad donde se propagaron estas llamas, la cual, según reporte oficial, es parte también de un edificio comercial . esta persona fue llevada a un centro médico para evaluar su estado de salud. los equipos de emergenc