[applause] i must thank first the president and the afl-cio for hosting this symposium.ost importantly, for the dedicated leadership you provide for american workers. i must express my heartfelt gratitude to the executive vice president arlene holt-baker, in particular, for her creative vision and energetic leadership for putting a symposium together. [applause] it is certainly one of the most substantive and relevant programs leading not -- or i should say -- i was going to say leading up to the dedication of the memorial. that is going to happen. until recently, i thought that the king holiday would always be the highest honor commemorating my father's leadership. but having a major memorial honoring him on the national mall will underscore his place in history and amplify his influence on the coming generations. technically and theoretically, congress may one day choose to change the king holiday to human rights day. we do not know. as long as this civilization exist, as long as our nation's capital exists, as long as we are a democratic society, there will be a marti

i an executive vice president here at the afl and cio.half of the secretary treasury here, we want to welcome all of you to the house of labor this morning. [applause] we are so excited for those of you that are in the room. as you know, this is also being a web cast, we are on c-span. we absolutely thank all of those who are participating. this has been an historic week in washington, d.c., in many ways. as we all know, the unveiling of the martin luther king, jr. memorial has been postponed. the eastern seaboard is in the path of hurricane irene. natural disasters, brothers and sisters, we cannot control. but it is the man-made disasters, that we have the power to change their direction if we so choose. we are reminded on this day of that march on washington 48 years ago when dr. martin luther king, jr. moved our people and our nation to embrace his dream of america, and a dream that he it and -- a dream that he and the african american labor leader a developer randolph shared. [applause] when we began talking about coasting aid jobs an

the guy sitting right here was the cio of kimberly-clark, an old friend of mine. so i asked him how many servers per employee he had, and he said we had 0.4 and headed for 0.2, proudly. ok, who do you think is sitting at 30 to one? facebook. would you think is sitting at 50 to one? for your technical people in the room, do you think they are operating inefficiently? no, i do not think so. furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no

the guy sitting right here was the cio of kimberly-clark, an old friend of mine. so i asked him how many servers per employee he had, and he said we had 0.4 and headed for 0.2, proudly. ok, who do you think is sitting at 30 to one? facebook. would you think is sitting at 50 to one? for your technical people in the room, do you think they are operating inefficiently? no, i do not think so. furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots of people may share this -- is all companies and that being information companies. all companies and of being software companies. i just did he know speech for a large german car company that you may know, that is clearly when you start realizing what they are trying to do, right -- it isal

there is a bay area company -- i will not name names, but the cfo walk into the cio's office and said, "no more capital expenditure." the reason why i talk about this as a business model is -- and, by the way, i would be happy to send any of you guys a copy of this book. or if you want epub versions, we can do that. i will not to the lecture on all seven business models, but i have tried to break down what happened in the entire software business into seven for the metal business models that are very different economically. the reason why i talk about cloud computing being in business model -- i'm going square to the story of computer and storage and say that amazon -- i will pick on brother amazon -- amazon's innovation was not technology. it was not technology. they have to use virtualization technology to enable what they are doing, but their innovation was not virtualization. for the old people in the room, ibm did this in 1972, right? their innovation was 12 cents an hour. 12 cents an hour. and transparently. we could go right now and look it up. you can buy it for 12 cents an ho

the president of the afl-cio, mr. richard trumka. [applause] >> thank you, martin, for the very kind introduction, but more importantly, thank you for what he do every day and with the king family does every day. we all owe you and your family tremendous debt of gratitude. i just want to say thank you on behalf of all of us. let me say good morning to everybody. on behalf of the afl and cio unions, in our 12 million members, i want to welcome you all here today. i want to take just one moment to give a special welcome to reverend jackson, who has probably stood on as many picket lines with me as anybody else around. when it came to defending justice and standing up for workers' rights, jesse, you have always been there, and i want is a thank you for all of the things you have done. [applause] 48 years ago this weekend, literally hundreds of thousands of people gathered here in washington to march for jobs and march for freedom. they came at the call of a philip randolph, who was the president of the brotherhood of sleeping car porter

richard trumka is with us, president of the afl-cio. richard, it's wonderful to have you back on the program. welcome. >> thanks for having me back on, maria. >> so you and other labor leaders had a closed-door meeting at the white house, the day after the deal to raise the debt ceiling was struck. what message did you have for the president? >> we told him that the focus has to be on jobs. and we expect every politician to be as aggressive with job creation from this point forward as they were with the manufactured debt crisis that we saw over the last couple of months. that too many people are out of work. we need to put them back to work. and if you really want to solve every problem in the country, create jobs and you'll see them fall by the wayside. >> how do you do that, richard? how do you create jobs? there is so much uncertainty out there. what would you like to see done? >> well, one, we'd like to see infrastructure be at the top of the list and create some of t the -- repair some of the crumbling infrastructure that we see ar

-cio president richard trumka has expressed his disappointment with the administration's policies and focus on deficits rather than jobs but he said that before but today speaking at a press breakfast he doubled down and he went on attack saying the president has aligned himself with the tea party and from his own words he said this is a moment that working people and quite frankly history will judge president obama on his presidency will he commit all his energy and focus on bold solutions on the job crisis or will he continue to work with the tea party to offer cuts to the middle class programs like social security all pertaining the deficit is where our economic problems really lie trump also else the a.f.l.-cio is going to form its own super pac i mean friend withdraw the unions attendance at the upcoming democratic national convention so drunk a serious is the biggest unions in the country go back obama in two thousand and twelve for the damage really be here to discuss this with me is my calculator a journalist and contributing editor for in these times thanks so much for being

what did the president of the afl-cio say?what the labor union can do outside of the president's reelect campaign. he talked to some reporters at this breakfast and took a look at what they can do to get access to maybe state races in other races where it is going to have more of an impact in electing senators, members of the house. no getting involved in that obama 2012 -- >> greta: that's a threat. >> absolutely. >> greta: what is the unhappiness with the president? >> a lot of things labor is unhappy with. one element before he became president he was out there promising he would hold a vote, make sure the house and senate held a vote in the employee-free choice act allowing organizes to form labor unions. that never happened even when the democrats had a super majority in congress, arlen specter switching parties. the president said that he would do that. that was something they didn't see that was the first disappointment. then you go on to health care. you had issues with the public option. they didn't feel health care w

>> cio sfpd. we are fully on board with the plan. what we have done is, we have tried to build upon comstat, the data warehouse brought in by chief gascon. we have recently automated our report and have put our data within the police department online. we are working to improve that by creating a better front end, the information that police officers enter into the system, that it better. think we have looked at the criteria and we think we can port are dated into the hub by october or november of this year. supervisor cohen: a question for, i think, robert. the tech guidy. i know you are familiar with the challenges we have been basing battling the budget. frankly, the challenge that we are going to have in the upcoming years. i am sure you understand the sentiment of some of my colleagues and their concerns to the quality -- maybe quality is not the best word. technology. is this technology that we are working with, is it a credible? is it something that we can build upon? at new technologies come to market, will they be compatible

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cio essentially is not too high a price to pay thank you very much mr president. please . just simply. say. wealthy british style. markets see. what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause the reports. the week's top stories here on our team of the u.s. trip if it's prized aaa credit rating for the first time triggering fears of another global financial crisis has investors ready for monday asian markets have opened and immediately got into negative territory. in the euro zone debt woes provoking a turbulent week with european central bankers now agreeing to apply italian and spanish bonds to stop the rot in brussels he's worried if it will ease economy. fails it would be too big to rescue and could drag the old currency down with it. plus demonstrations in israel as a quarter of a million protesters demand the government drive down the cost of living or go prime minister netanyahu has set up a team to look at reducing taxes but the opposition says he's trying to end the protests and not deal with the i

-cio doing so well we actually you know have an entire august agenda planned and there are. events taking place around the country we have to make at least five hundred or more i don't even have the exact count right now but going and talking speaking showing up being there you have to be there you have to make your point you have to make them understand there are consequences for doing what you've done. you've done the right thing but particular if you've done the wrong thing. just very quickly we just have a few seconds left rises is in the second two days of the strike forty five thousand people the corporation showed a multi-billion dollar profit paid for a half billion dollars give them to their minority owner vodafone. how do you think this is going to play out and what should people be watching for well i think this is going to this is a dead serious strike i mean this is a case of a company that's making a ton of money that paid its executives in the last five years the top five people got a quarter of a billion dollars more than the strikers are asking for the strik

-cio behind him for two thousand and twelve that would be a pretty big blow you know i think it would really hurt the president but how much do you think the trunk is actually fear. it's here when he gives these kind of threats and he says that i'm going to bed soon you we're not going to go to the d.n.c. we're not going to support you in the next election i mean this is just kind of big talk but he's got to have me walk well in the same day that trump has said that at the christian science monitor press briefing he also told sam stone of hope and host the president is a great friend of organized labor compared to the republicans he is a giant so it really doesn't mean much in two thousand and nine if they're in the sort of the election altogether now we're just threatening to maybe not go to a convention so it's not that huge of a threat ok but so then in your mind you know if we think about you mentioned that you know so much money goes into the unions are the biggest. donors excuse me for democratic presidents how much of that money is money that perhaps you know the members of the

economy at the afl-cio's annual labor day briefing. after that, california congressmen that committee member will be holding a town hall meeting with constituents. at 8:00, the justice department holding a briefing on the proposed at&t/t-mobile merger and why it filed a lawsuit to block the merger. finally, president obama calls on congress to pass extensions to the transportation bill and the legislation reauthorize in the faa. here is what is ahead on the c- span2 -- a female marine corps officer of's combat experience in iraq. at 9:00, the parallel universes and the plots of the cosmos. at 10:15, david brooks and his new book "the social animal." that is all on the booktv primetime. >> machiavelli s -- machiavelli has become an adjective. i doubt many people would like to be described as a machiavellian. not too many people would call themselves machiavellian. >> his name is synonymous with cynical scheming and the selfish pursuit of power. sunday night, the argument that machiavelli's theories may have been a response to the corrup

the afl-cio was on the front lines protesting this.l give more influence to corporations. now they are taking more advantage of it than anyone. it's estimated they will be pouring about a billion dollars into obama's reelection efforts it's fine because everybody has a right to have a voice. and it will take lot more than a billion or 2 billion as his approvals go down well under 40%. megyn: is there any hypocrisy with the union taking that position? >> absolutely not. the republican-controlled court changed the rules in the citizens united case. the afl-cio are making sure workers voices will be heard. we'll not be able to compete with karl rove's american crossroads or with americans for tax reform. the chamber of commerce. we won't touch what they have raise and what they spend. but we'll at least make sure that workers know the truth about this election. we have been doing this for a long time, communicating with our members about who's on what side of the issues. what has happened just recently is that the citizens united decision

and about 40 minutes, at a forum on jobs and social justice hosted by afl-cio. ♪ >> texas gov.ick perry says president obama may have inherited that the economy, but has made it worse. he spoke at the polk county republican party fund-raiser over the weekend. he was introduced by simon conway, who presented him with a holster. later, we will hear from other gop presidential candidate. the entire event is about 45 minutes. ♪ [applause] >> good afternoon. >> i know this is on usual. you will understand and a minutes. before we get going, i have to do something. if you'll just bear with me for a moment, i would appreciate it. i made a promise to one of our veterans. in addition to being a veteran, he tells me he is a servant of god. he is also a craftsman. he wrote to me this take andy told me that he wanted to attend today, but he does not doubt very much these days. this is what he said. gov. rick perry has got my attention with some of his comments. by the way, governor, this is iowa. i do not know if i am going to support him yet, but i wanted to give him some encouragement as

she was also the cio of the san francisco municipal transport station at 40, and she was also managing clorox's data centers previously. thank you for being here. with so much brainpower and prospective in this room, i will actually ask each of our panelists to take four or five minutes and give us a landscape of where you think of computing is today and where you see it going. am standing here with these microphones makes you feel like what rupert murdoch must have felt like this morning. i have no direct knowledge of the cloud. [laughter] let me make a small correction since my academic colleagues -- you're so sensitive to this. i am lecturer at stanford university, not a professor. that is another level of this conversation teary let me extend the conversation a little bit. one of the things that it was after i left or go, i taught for many years at stanford and talk, as i told the kids, real stuff. i started a class on cloud computing. three years ago, i started a class at the university in beijing as well on this subject because i feel it is really important. we are in my opinion

russian players in the in the cio the thirty eight year old superstar is no back to where he began and claims he still has the passion to shine in the cage chill. run thing with me i'm still here i'm sorry i'm still playing hockey so got the job and saw the beating i'm still in front of have a chance playing from the. crowd the noise and everything else and that's nothing but think about it and. while one of other new signings. come first it's far better to play with a star of carlos killable than against him knew the legend i play with him against him in the n.h.l. i was a young guy and you know it was here he has a really good three hands and skating is really good and i'm happy to be on the same thing so the new season gets under way in three weeks time and it's a case of deja vu for. take on reigning champions so i bought him oath with please both last season's final over forty. so that brings us to the end of the school for the moment tessa will be here with news headlines a few months. hungry for the full scoop we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice face to fac

terek it was a pulsating match terek took a first three shemale sealed that off while josie middle cio netted every banded penalty to make it and just before half time started i. missed the penalty so you know how it stayed down three minutes after the interval terry extols line bishan i have here so read and reach you combat of pulled back from the penalty spot before addie maybe. after seventy six minutes but then would you believe the lights went down in the new stadium and it took fifteen minutes to get them partially relate. when the game regime and valid to netted a goalie deep into injury time to give the win for two. amazing game meanwhile twice former champions through being kept up the pressure on the top four with a controversial one away in its second bottom spot rubin defended leonardo de silva saw his fable first off penalty denied by a stick at the cheek of. save his blushed. at the seventy second minute strike despite a wave of protests from the home side who insists that the striker handled the ball in the build up still would be to victory and stay fit for. lokomotiv

-cio to stand up to the democratic party and response my t.v. set on you tube this just in union leaders are politicians too. yes sometimes it is very easy to forget this very simple fact the leaders of the labor unions are politicians too with their own factions and pressures to deal with and just like politicians they often shun representing the people who elect them in search of power and in fear of losing it and i think that richard trumka is back and forth rhetoric on obama is a perfect example of that and i want to respond which we received about our coverage last week on the state department giving a favorable review to the keystone x.l. pipeline the greens better tweeted out this the only show that reported on friday august twenty sixth the obama ok for tar sands it was the alone a show no matter how he olbermann or the young turks so we are happy to bring you this important news that is not getting colored elsewhere and this really is an important report for many reasons but mainly because it signals a favorable view of the project by p

cio netted a really banded penalty to make it. and just before halftime sparks are to do missed a penalty. is how it stay and then three minutes after the interval tarasoff one decision i have saw a red and reach you can borrow the goal back from the penalty spot before addie made it two two after seventy six minutes but then the lights went out at the new stadium and it took fifteen minutes to get them partially read leads and when the game regime does it and vela to netted i go really deep into injury time to gives the win forty spotlights new signing to me dizzy made his debut in this game and said he never forget the. meanwhile twice for the champions rubin kept up the pressure on the top four with a controversial one nil win a second bottom spot rubin defended leonardo it distilled to his feeble first half penalty denied by ciggies you call but you go live to think saved is blushes with the seventy second minute strike despite a wave of protests from the home side who insisted the striker and the ball in the buildup to rubin

sating match terek took a first half lead through should be sealed out of their jersey with the cio netted a rebranded penalty to make it new and just before halftime spikes are to the mr penalty. is how it stays and then three minutes after the interval terry saw standish and i have saw the red and ricci combat of pulled it go back from the penalty spot before he made it to the seventy six minutes but then the lights went out at the new stadium and it took fifteen minutes to get them partially really and when the game regime does it and well it's enough to go an age deep into injury time to gives a time when paul see new signing to me dizzy made his debut this guy said he never forgets the. remark twice for which champions rubin kept up the pressure on the top four with a controversial one when i second bottom spot rubin defended leonardo to silva so it's feeble first half penalty denied by signature call but you go let me think a sadist blushes with the seventy second minute strike despite a wave of protests from the home side who insisted the striker and the ball in the build up to rubi

that serving as a prerequisite for russia germany to have a session we won't fall for that company cio especially is not too high a price to pay thank you very much mr president. the lives. it's just. it's. just so. sick. mother. week's top stories from our t.v. u.s. credit rating has been downgraded for the first time since one thousand nine hundred seventy first despite its last minute ceiling deal with averted default. this comes on top of wall street's worst performance in over two years and european debt troubles suggesting the share rollercoaster ride is likely to continue monday . egypt's former presidents on trial for mass killing and corruption but a weary public says the revolution is not over as the replacement regime is failing to meet demands. and just across the border in israel over a quarter of a million people have rallied against the government there demanding better living conditions and say they're ready to do what it takes. you up to date you watch it r t from moscow. alone welcome to the latest on the wii sports update and here are the top stories. looking up twic

afl-cio holding their annual labor a press event. we will have cameras there as their president talks about jobs in the economy and what needs to be done to address unemployment. also today, republican presidential candidate and former utah governor and ambassador to china jon huntsman is campaigning in new hampshire. he will unveil his jobs plan today at a campaign appearance at the gilchrist metal fabricating plant in new hampshire. our cameras are covering that and that will be later on as scheduled. just added, want to let you know about this. the president, who next week will make a speech on jobs sometime after labor day, is today going to be calling on congress to pass the transportation authorization bill. that appearance at the white house, those comments by the president, coming up in about a half an hour at 10:35 a.m. eastern and we will carry it live on c-span2 and if you miss it you can see it online at c- span.org. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the chamber's enable labor day briefing and we are looking for it t

-cio planned parenthood the center for community change green for all campaign for america's future so many organizations i can name them all have decided to stand together let's put this idea out of having a movement to just in the american dream to fight for jobs for middle class. american people who want to join the middle class and we put the website up we said hey does anybody have any good ideas in america picks me economy but sides just trashing medicare and we hope to get about five hundred to a thousand good ideas we didn't get five hundred ideas didn't get a thousand we got twenty four thousand ideas the first fifteen thousand and three days of americans with brilliant ideas about how to fix our problems we said that's great let's call for house meetings all across america so that people can actually discuss these ideas the chief party with started and started with house meetings and they had eight hundred across america people were stunned this weekend the american dream movement supported by rebuild the dream dot com it's now going to have eight hundred house meetings we're

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situation where we have sick terry of violence developing we could have attacks on the christian community cio versus sunni and the real fear is that syria could just blow up but we have a terrible terrible civil war we've got to prevent that happening the only way we can benefit from happening is if there's internal dialogue in syria. you are with us you live from moscow still to come for you in the program universal diversion peace activists in israel fear a new conflict with lebanon on saying the government wants to divert attention from its own blunder. and why zero tolerance kind of habit is zero if we've got expert opinion on what the u.k. government is doing wrong and containing an arrest and. the decision to cut america's debt rating sparked chaos on the world markets with panic leading to the trillions worth of sell offs but the move that led to a drop in the shares of standard and poor's itself one of best of luck to buy freshly downgraded u.s. treasury bonds i was leaving many to ask what grade the rating agencies deserve themselves as artists long list of reports. breaking news the

. >> the head of the michigan afl-cio said that for a republican, you are pretty good on labor. why is this a defining issue between -- dividing issue between democrats and republicans, and how will the issue played out in a gop presidential primary? >> for a democrat, i think he is okay, too. high praise indeed. but that is a very relevant statement. there are places i did not look at whether you are in the union or not. i look at whether the situation you are advocating has merit in terms of how it will affect the rest of the community or country. to me, it is an artificial distinction to a large degree. i think that is one of the things that republicans have got away from pure ronald reagan treated everybody as if they were equal because they were. the republican party has to get back to that. my father was a reagan democrat, union member, voted for him. people in our community as i was growing up supported the republican party because they had a host of issue on which they agreed with this, but if we start to tell people that because they are in one organization or another t

-cio president richard trumka has come out hard attacking president obama running to withdraw his support from his campaign in two thousand and twelve so how damaging could that actually be for the president's attempts at reelection or to have all that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to me. all right so i've been giving you my take on the natural disaster reporting over the past couple of days and hopefully have made it pretty clear so far that i'm not a huge fan it's not that i don't believe that people should be able to watch the news and see what's coming take the necessary precautions find out which areas are being evacuated where the shelters are find out if nine one one is going to be working or not quite the opposite i think that that is the exact information the people really do need to know this is mother nature that we're messing with after all let's face it she can be a heartless bitch but what i can't stand is the over reporting the time spent on the useless reporter who stands on a be

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