of fiat to bob king, the president of the u.a.w. bob king is a relatively new president of the u.a.w. and the letter was leaked. the letter was made public and in it he basically said you promised me that we would work... i'm paraphrasing. you promised me we'd work together, you wouldn't treat chrysler as the weak sister but we didn't get an agreement and we both failed. i think it's fine to say that in a board room but to publish that letter instantly does too two things, it makes mr. king... puts him on the defensive and makes his members want to come to defend him and secondly it makes the president look like he doesn't understand the way americans do bargaining. >> brown: so dave shepardson, what was the bottom line from the union perspective here. what did they feel like they had to get to call a successful negotiation? >> in one word it was about jobs. between the three companies that u.a.w. won commitments to give up 20,000 jobs. in the case of chrysler they're committing to bring two new small cars to plants in michigan and

the head of the u.a.w., bob king, joins us now from detroit. welcome to you. >> thank you, good to be here. >> brown: so when you came to the threshold issue in these negotiations, the thing you had to have to reach an agreement, is holding on to jobs more important now than negotiating higher wages? >> absolutely. no worker is secure unless you've got new products and new investments coming into their facilities. that was our highest priority and the priority we made the most gains and the most success. >> reporter: and after losing so many americans in the last decades and after what happened a couple years ago. do you go into negotiations like this inevitably from a position of weakness? how do you feel going in? >> no, i think that we... you know, i think we still have considerable leverage and power in the industry. i think our view has changed. we understand the people who have the most at stake in the long-term success of these companies is our membership. c.e.o.s change, shareholders change, management changes. but our members are there

the uaw president who helped make this agreement possible, that is my dear friend bob king.] and my u.s. trade representative who spent a lot of long nights with his korean counterpart koreanron kirk is in the house. [applause] i just want to follow up president lee's remarks with a few words about what the korea free trade agreement will mean for american jobs and for the american economy. in the last decade, we became a country that was known for what we bought and what we consumed. a whole bunch of good sporting gear from all around the world -- a whole bunch of goods poured in from all around the world and we created a lot of debt to buy those goods. it did not necessarily produce a lot of jobs here in the united states. when i took office, i was determined to rebuild this economy based on what this country has always done best, not just buying and consuming, but building, making things, selling those goods all around the world -- made in america. [applause] that is why one of the first decisions i made as president was to save the u.s. auto industry from collapse. [appl

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to the credit of bob king of the uaw, alan mulally and a few of us, we worked with the administration and said, be strong. make sure the market's open. make sure it's a two-way street instead of a one-way street. and i think that's, basically, what has been accomplished here as to an important sector of our economy, one that is helping grow our economy and needs to be able to export it products everywhere. so, mr. reif, let me ask you, there isn't much time, but indicate the major changes that were made in the automotive sector in the redone agreement. >> thank you, mr. levin. briefly, um, there are five major changes to the agreement that were made. first, um, we agreed to encourage green technologies by immediately cutting in half korea's tariffs on electric car exports and eliminating our tariffs altogether by the fifth year. second, we leveled the playing field by addressing the ways in which korea's system of automotive safety standards, as you mentioned, had served as a barrier to u.s. exports for many years. third, we agreed that korea would immediately cut in half its tariffs

. >> bob dole with good too with old king coal and escarole. >> jon: romney's tough. >> romney's very jon: i think you were right to go with genitalia. (laughter) >> actually, obama... i hate to complain about the president but i used up all the rhymes with osama bin laden. (laughter) yokohama, slap yo mama. come onna. >> jon: come on along. >> oh, yes, okay. you must be a champion scrabble player to come up with that one. >> jon: i just hit best word and try and leave the word. thank you so much for coming by. >> thank you. >> jon: always so entertaining. "quite enough of calvin trillin." let's be honest, it's not enough. it's on the bookshelves now. >> jon: that is our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. the reverend al sharpton will be joining us in the studio. here it is, your moment of zen. >> so we had a bunch of stuff in my office, any home sent to the lab, what did we find? >> interesting for example on the phone they found fecal strep again. >> there's fecal strep on my captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> bob dole with good too with old king coal and escarole. >> jon: romney's tough. >> romney's very jon: i think you were right to go with genitalia. (laughter) >> actually, obama... i hate to complain about the president but i used up all the rhymes with osama bin laden. (laughter) yokohama, slap yo mama. come onna. >> jon: come on along. >> oh, yes, okay. you must be a champion scrabble player to come up with that one. >> jon: i just hit best word and try and leave the word. thank you so much for coming by. >> thank you. >> jon: always so entertaining. "quite enough of calvin trillin." let's be honest, it's not enough. it's on the bookshelves no [ male announcer ] a batman: arkham city bundle, some slim jim monster sticks, and...a steel cable. [ cellphone rings ] hello? did you get batman: arkham city yet? yeah, i'm so more batman than you. not true. you won't believe where i'm about to zip-line into. no, i won't believe it. ahhhhh... [ thud ] did you try to zip-line into my apartment? [ crickets chirping ] why? [ male announcer ] rated t for teen. get batman: arkham city with a b

. >> bob dole with good too with old king coal and escarole. >> jon: romney's tough. >> romney's very jon: i think you were right to go with genitalia. (laughter) >> actually, obama... i hate to complain about the president but i used up all the rhymes with osama bin laden. (laughter) yokohama, slap yo mama. come onna. >> jon: come on along. >> oh, yes, okay. you must be a champion scrabble player to come up with that one. >> jon: i just hit best word and try and leave the word. thank you so much for coming by. >> thank you. >> jon: always so entertaining. "quite enough of calvin trillin." let's be honest, it's not enough. it's on the bookshelves now. ♪ music from mobile [ can opening ] baby: pshhhht! [ imitating can open]ng [ soda pouri]g baby: wooosh! [ imitating soda pour ] baby:rapping/beatbox ] [ can opening ] teen: pshhhht! [ imitating can opening ] teen:rapping/beatbox ] friends: wow! [ can opening ] cee lo: pshhhht! [ imitating can opening ] ♪ be free and express yourself. ♪ ♪ do what comes naturally. cee lo: be yourself. be refreshing. be 7up. ♪ swing music plays ♪ ♪ swing mu

bob? >>> it's a special night here at urbana high school in frederick county where this year's homecoming king was chosen and it speaks volumes about the class in 2012. i'm bob barnard and we'll have that story coming up. >>> and it was a little bit chilly out there in urbana for a homecoming night but it looks as though we're going to ditch the big winds and rain. we're talking about the weekend forecast and some chilly temperatures tonight too. it's all coming up on the late news on fox. hope you'll stay with us.  [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. >>> as workers continue to assess and repair earthquake damage at the washington national cathedral, the mayo

mule -- bob mueller is briefing the president every week. remember the ambassador's relationship to the king of saudi arabia makes him a particular target here. i will tell you saudi arabia understood -- has understood very well the capability of the iranians because for the longest time they would not post a saudi ambassador to iraq because they feared for his safety and that he might be targeted by iran inside iraq. so this is -- this capability, this sort of threat is not a shock to saudi arabia. >> fran, if i could just get one more question in. it's brooke. as we're talking about these sanctions issued to these five individuals and jill dougherty reporting from the state department saying they're talking to other countries, we hear attorney general eric holder saying iran will be held accountab accountable. what might that mean? >> when you look at the list of five people targeted with sanctions, this goes and includes the person that was responsible for this operation. what does that tell us? not only was there clearly an informant but it suggests there was electronic surveillance that

king. >> he is every bit of a lion. >>> this morning, we have more from bob. >> great to see you in person. >> not down on the football field when you used to cheer. >> on your exercise video, you call it healthy living? >> yes. >> it is healthy living. i believe in taking care of ourself. >> you took up a new thing, -- i want to get this correct -- a healthy food ambassador. >> right. when i launchd my web site and video on march 11th, we launchd that i was working with united way of baltimore and we did it with maryland united way and the mayor. it was at real food farms. they are part of the project now and this is knowing that there is the issue with over 300,000 people being food insecure. we got this from the unit of maryland with other sources and we know that people are sick and have the increase of heart disease and obesity and it is all relating back to food and it is just not acceptable for so many people. >> that is what you mean by insecurity. >> right. glm times these people don't have access to the correct foods. some people only feed their kids two meals and you could imagine and much of that is proces

king? >> greg: never mind. weren't you listening? >> kimberly: 100%. scary. >> greg: wow! >> boboing to ask a question? >> greg: ask you a question. it's weird herbal remedies, people like them if you are dealing with harmless headaches. things like this. even if they don't work. for example, the headache is going to go away anyway. but you say, that helped. that is not with cancer. >> bob: no, not with cancer. more people ripped off by more different quacks as you pointed out. we have to make a distinction there is some legitimate alternative medicines that have been around for a long time. st. john's wort is proven help against depression. steve mcqueen, if you remember mcqueen, he had stomach cancer and went to mexico for series of treatments and it kled him this story about jobs is true, it's another indictment to allow the stuff be advertise, beginning with the fact you can stop them from advertising. if it's not truth in lending. it's not. >> eric: absolutely right. especially with cancer. especially with pan creatic cancer, a lot of history in our family. tumor can grow bu

king? >> greg: never mind. weren't you listening? >> kimberly: 100%. scary. >> greg: wow! >> boba question? >> greg: ask you a question. it's weird herbal remedies, people like them if you are dealing with harmless headaches. things like this. even if they don't work. for example, the headache is going to go away anyway. but you say, that helped. that is not with cancer. >> bob: no, not with cancer. more people ripped off by more different quacks as you pointed out. we have to make a distinction there is some legitimate alternative medicines that have been around for a long time. st. john's wort is proven help against depression. steve mcqueen, if you remember mcqueen, he had stomach cancer and went to mexico for series of treatments and it killed him this story about jobs is true, it's another indictment to allow the stuff be advertise, beginning with the fact you can stop them from advertising. if it's not truth in lending. it's not. >> eric: absolutely right. especially with cancer. especially with pan creatic cancer, a lot of history in our family. tumor can grow but if it mo

king? >> greg: never mind. weren't you listening? >> kimberly: 100%. scary. >> greg: wow! >> bobo ask a question? >> greg: ask you a question. it's weird herbal remedies, people like them if you are dealing with harmless headaches. things like this. even if they don't work. for example, the headache is going to go away anyway. but you say, that helped. that is not with cancer. >> bob: no, not with cancer. more people ripped off by more different quacks as you pointed out. we have to make a distinction there is some legitimate alternative medicines that have been around for a long time. st. john's wort is proven help against depression. steve mcqueen, if you remember mcqueen, he had stomach cancer and went to mexico for series of treatments and it killed him this story about jobs is true, it's another indictment to allow the stuff be advertise, beginning with the fact you can stop them from advertising. if it's not truth in lending. it's not. >> eric: absolutely right. especially with cancer. especially with pan creatic cancer, a lot of history in our family. tumor can grow but if

king day. stupid story. >> andrea: which transcends politics on the right and left. >> bob: this is crockett -- >> eric: comingnext. $100 million loan to a company with plenty of money. that company isn't american. that is next on "the five." don't forget to e-mail us thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. nal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. i didn't know how serious identity theft was until i lost my credit and eventually i lost my home. [ male announcer ] credit monitoring alone is not enough to protect your ide

king day. stupid story. >> andrea: which transcends politics on the right and left. >> bob: this is crockett -- >> eric: comingnext. $100 million loan to a company with plenty of money. that company isn't american. that is next on "the five." don't forget to e-mail us thefive@foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: all right. pass this on list of energy moons that taxpayers should ask serious questions about. $730 million loan given to a russian company run by a multibillionaire. first, there was solyndra. and then there was sun power. now there is severstal. >> greg: sevverstal. >> andrea: i like that. they had manufacturerring plants in the united states. it closed three of the mills in march and got approved for lo

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king while going to school. >> dana: lower income people, there are things called pel grants. >> kimberly: true. >> bob: government dana: government. they're grants, not loans. you can apply and get them. president bush increased funding for them and so did president obama. not popular with a lot of people to increase those but a solution for lower income people. >> eric: terrible. get out the business of subsidizing everybody. just stop. >> greg: should about student in wall street occupy lawns of the tenureed professors? >> yes! >> bob: we can't talk about the law school thing. isn't that ridiculous? that is what they are there for, to keep people in line. >> greg: we can do it tomorrow. >> bob: yeah, sure. >> kimberly: come to our school and you will get a job. that is not the case. let's do it. >> bob: you have to get out of here, greg. >> greg: next on the "the five." shred the constitution. a judge rules american courts can use islamic law instead. also, don't forget to e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. send me pictures of your cat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back to "the five." yet, another example of ame

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this morning, one of the owners of the sacramento kings may be close to losing his stake of the team. the sacramento bee reports this morning developer bobook has filed for personal bankruptcy and could be forced to surrender his share of the kings. his share is valued at 7% and he has been part owner of the kings since the 1980s. >>> hope for a full nba season is gone this morning. basketball commissioner david stern announced last night that he is canceling all games through the end of november. the players union and the owners just couldn't reach a deal despite lengthy negotiations this week. stern says there's now no chance for a regular 82-game season. >>> the st. louis cardinals are world champions this morning! this year was the scene above the ballpark. fans also packed the city streets and partied the night away. police did say the mood was festive and peaceful and there was no reports of looting or rioting. what a team! what a run! >> cardinals beat the rangers 6- 2 in game 7. the st. louis hometown had the double and won the most valuable player award. and former cal star alan craig hit a home run and snatched a home run away

bob mcdonald's request to vitamin rall. fema, also rejected virginia's application for $15 million in federal disaster assistance. >>> with no hurricanes on the horizon, the festivities are ramping up for the dedication of the martin luther kingeekend. ♪ live to see the milk and honey land. >> stevie wonder performed at a tribute to dr. king. wonder visited the memorial on the mall and got an up close sense of the new statue. >> i touched the king monument and i knew i touched a dream. and it touched me. as it should touch us in that special place in our hearts that we hold dreams close and sacred. >> 50,000 people are expected on sunday for the dedication at the mall. president obama will deliver the keynote address and tonight took his two girls to visit the memorial. officials are asking everyone to take metro which will open early at 5:00 a.m. on sunday morning. we'll air the ceremony live on our nonstop channel at 10:00 on sunday morning. comcast customers can find it on channel 208. after over the air at 4.2. >>> the next chapter of an amazing love story played out in syracuse, new york today. the two exchanged vows and got married. they have been together for 52 years after meeting in europe in 1959. new york legalized

bob, how remarkable that you are actually able to say excuse me, sir. are you martin luther king?moment. >> kyra, we were on school vacation, a buddy of mine named gary herwall, in 1965. and we were in miami beach, and we decided to look at the hotels. and we went into a place -- i believe it was called the beau riffage. and at a shopping arcade on the bottom level, there was an african-american man in a dark business suit, by himself. and as you know, back then you didn't see that much in miami beach. and gary and i looked at each other, and gary is the one who got up the nerve to say it. we walked up to him, and gary said, excuse me, sir. are you martin luther king? and dr. king turned to us, and in that remarkable unmistakable voice, said, yes, i am. and gary said, i just want to tell you how much we admire you. and we started talking. and, you know, this was three years before he died. and the content of the conversation i don't really recall. what i recall is us standing there and thinking, we are talking to dr. martin luther king. and it turned out that he was down there for

bob. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. [ slurring ] [ indiscernible ] >> the jury in the michael jackson death trial hears disturbing new audio of the king of pop. what prosecutors hope the tapes prove. >>> shooting spree. the latest on a search for a killer in northern california. >>> reclaiming a neighborhood and driving crime away. how homeowners in one city community are doing it. i'm gigi barnett in east baltimore. the details are straight ahead. , >>> it is 69 degrees. 6:29. 73 degrees and fair in central maryland. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a jury hears private conversations between michael jackson and the doctor charged in his death. a forensic computer expert who examined conrad murray's cell phone, took the stand today. kendis gibson reports from the courthouse in los angeles. >> reporter: the jury heard michael jackson slurred, barely recognizable voice in court once again. [ indiscernible ] will be up there, helping my children. i love them. >> reporter: prosecutors played a longer excerpt of the audio. steven marks testified he recovered e-mail

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