why russia cannot have custom union. this is normal tendency in economic development of modern world. nothing happens. and to understand this you have to work to populate that structure and then you will know exactly about which we are speaking. >> so back to questions. [inaudible] >> wait for the mic of them, please. and identify yourself first. >> i'm jeff, a retired epa scientist. what is russia's cooperation with china over solving the north korean situation? >> well, we have same final intention to have korean peninsula without nuclear weapons. we calculate on bilateral level and in the framework of countries working together. it's clear that unfortunately that our cooperation is really clear in this area. we want to reach, we're working, trying to do what we can. it's not easy. it's not easy to speak with north korean leaders. i had experienced with previous two leaders. with the last one i never had any contact but it's not easy. but it think it was good we created group of six. it's very important to work with th

, russia's customs union. and there is a theory that the customs union is basically reconstituting the soviet union. set us straight. is it? [laughter] >> well, well, i don't know. again, you are speaking about theory. tell me your sources? is. [laughter] >> a lot of them are right near washington d.c. [laughter] >> because, look, custom -- first of all, you may, if you want, you cannot reconstruct soviet union. p.m. .. it's not political organization. what i will try to explain the european union when i -- that's why what we need is establish relations. and then everything will be clear. i repeat, this economic unionization. now you need custom a union. i cannot see why you need common market with european union. it's clear that time is integration. all countries want more markets, more space for the economy. that's why also why russia u.s. on one side kazakhstan, the other side russia. why russia cannot have custom union. this is normal in economic development of modern world. and to understand this you have

the failed plan that impacts thousands of local utility customers and union workers. >>> prepared torike. septa and its union return to the bargaining table today as riders fear a walkout is coming. >>> new guidelines for ebola. how the president's policy impacts new jersey's strict protocols. >>> and we're off to a warmer start with more sunshine in store for later today. it's 4:30. good

be member of european union association, european -- [inaudible] and we're saying if you are not with us, you cannot be member of our integrating system, economic system or customand union. it was, it was big mistake from both sides. that's why, and this is not the only example of ukraine. the same thing we have previously in many, in different occasions. that's why when i said during the hour previous discussion that ukraine was the last point demonstrating our mistakes. for me, it would be easier to say that mistakes were from the other side, and i can enumerate all the list of problems which we never understood well or we thought that steps were made against the interests of russia. starting with the enlargement of nato and missile defense and so on and so forth. but i think that also american side or european or western side can -- [inaudible] to russia. and i understand that. and how to avoid this situation, only by dialogue, through dialogue with mechanisms of understanding between both sides because when you say you are unpredictable, if we don't speak, we don't understand well the reasons of the other side. we don't understand the suspension. if you don

customers. >>> this morning septa and its union will return to the bargaining table. the union will make a decision whether to strike by friday. the union president says the main sticking point is over improving the pension. a strike would affect almost a million riders, the union's last strike in 2009 lasted six days. >>> and now to the casino crisis in atlantic city where one casino is looking for a final cashout. the former trump plaza is looking to sell the last of its old slots. the casino closed september 16th and it still has 353 slot machines. trump entertainment plans to sell them to a new jersey gaming company for $150,000 once a bankruptcy judge okays the deal. trump entertainment is still working to keep the taj mahal open. right now the company will only admit to running the taj through the end of november. the fifth atlantic city casino to close this year. >>> 6:09 and still more than an hour away before sunrise. but temperatures not so bad this morning. it is a warmer start. it is going to be a warm day and we'll see a lot of sunshine. tomorrow that sta

unionize. that we the board of supervisors call upon customers of la meridia and the hyatt fisherman's wharf going forward to respect the workers' call for a boycott of these two properties ~. that the board of supervisors calls on all departments and employees of the city and county of san francisco to boycott the services provided by la meridan and the hyatt fisherman's wharf and the board of supervisors calls on s.f. travel to advise and alert incoming tourists and conventioneer of the boycott of la meridan and hyatt fisherman's wharf. they cannot get away with treating workers, probably in most parts of the country, and they are certainly not going to get away with treating workers this way in san francisco. the rest i submit. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor campos. president chiu. >> thank you. colleagues, i first want to start by joining supervisor kim in the in memoriam for cecilia limb. as she mentioned, our city, we had gone for ~ almost four years without a domestic violence homicide and in the last few months we have had four. and if you read the account of what happened to ms. lam,

customers? the way smith and management officials say the strike is illegal the union hoping to represent the strikers will have success the stike announcement conjures up memories of the 2007 strike that lasted more than 30 days. garbage was piled up on the sidewalks for weeks while the company and the drivers fought it out. this strike announcement is different, though. the recyclers are represented by the international longshoreman's and warehouse workers union. more than 130 members will not go to work on friday. the company has made it clear that they will only do the minimum that is required of them recyclers are should be paid in a decent manner for their families as well as waste management person the waste management personnel will do the math minimum that they have to but will strike against everything else the strike will happen at 4:00 a.m., now the big thing is that whether the trash services will happen or not on to a developing story. an emergency room doctor who recently returned to new york after treating ebola patients in west africa. has tested positive for the virus. craig spencer,

leandro facility saying the company manager was discriminatory to the union works, most who speak spanish and i grants -- immigrants. customer crash will be picked up. >> her side the story: the tour bus guide whose racist rant in san francisco's chinatown triggered outrage in the city and on social media is speaking out only to abc7. she calls us offering an interview for money. we did not pay for but she explained her actions in her last day on the job to abc7 news reporter. >> these people wake you up at 6:00 in the morning and make all this [blank] all the time, and there are too many them out here [ blank ] >> the tourist listened and applauded. as the scour guide went off on chinatown creating a social media firestorm. the woman reached out to abc7 to give her side of the story. >> i intend the to do it as a satire portion of the tour. the woman did not want to be identified and did not want to show her face and did not even tell me her name but said it was a joke that went terribly wrong. >> my intention was to talk about the neighbors and not to address the people in anyway that would insight harm against them. >> i

the risk and the foot traffic on tar bell it is will like union street interests no traffic if you don't have traffic you don't have customers what drives this is the formula retail when starbuck's went into an oil 21 it created excitement in the neighborhood and therefore, helped all the others formula retails the 11 stores make no sense the reality is in order for the retail to make it for customers you have to have volume bugging it didn't work i'm totally against formula retail restrictions and let free market handle the decision. >> thank you very much before i call the next cards i dialog if i missed our name and you've testified (calling names) are any of those people here and not testified okay. so i'll call the final batch of cards (calling names) and those are all the cards i have we have one more card oh, okay, sir. >> good morning, everyone. supervisors henry with the business of san francisco council district associations most of areas fillmore and has a valley and number of other ones that do want to keep the formula retail in place as supervisor wiener said before i think what is broken is the ccii i think the

customers. the district contacted mediation services to request help. and we have also asked the union to join us in that mediation. >> the unions say they mean business. >> this is getting more and more serious. more and more commuters are getting impacted. after the strike every single union would have honored the picket line. >> reporter: consider this a full strike would put 25,000 more cars on the golden gate bridge and many would divert to other bridges to make that commute worse for them. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> where do negotiations stand right now? are they stalled? >> reporter: i spoke to one of the negotiators and he told me they still continue to meet but the meetings have been fruitless and while they are trying to schedule one for next week they believe the strike is the only remedy. >> tom vacar live in san francisco, thank you. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. we have showed you the fights that erupt after school that are so bad nearby businesses closed to students and now teachers are quitting and other are afraid for their safety inside the classroom. the trouble is no

customers can use garage. in response to the respect d.c. report, the retail giant said the information published tiesis group with union ties conveniently ignores the hundreds of jobs and economic brought tostore has the community as well as benefits to thousands of d.c. residents to having access to affordable merchandise that helps them save money so they can provide for their families. residents agree. >> it's easy to one-stop shop at target or walmart. prices.ve got low >> but others refuse to shop at walmart. the community.s >> the quality is not even good. in theose of it being neighborhood. >> the mayor declined to comment, saying he wanted to report.he meanwhile, vdot is exploring. for john wall? >> he put in work last night, definitely. a good guy. okay, john wall ices the magic last night. speaks. that's all coming up >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> come sunday, skins fans will that number 10 jersey thembling in and out of pocket, even after an amazing performance from colt mccoy on monday. rg3's team once again. that means he'll have the city on his back. with all the pressure comin

says until the treatment takes effect, customers can refrigerate their water or add lemon to get rid of the moldy taste. >>> the san francisco firefighter's union told the chief it is time to go. chief joanne hayes-white was not around when they took a no confidence vote. she showed up at the meeting this afternoon. she has been in a lot of heat over ambulance response time. yesterday, one showed up late to a carbon monoxide call. the man died. but the chief says the response time was not a factor. she is vowing to work through this crisis. >> a lot of people really appreciate the hard work that the administration is doing at this point. tough issues but we are, you know, we solved a lot of problems before. like i said, i'm confident we can do the same with this issue. >> the commission was supposed to discuss her future, but that was behind closed doors. as for the no confidence vote by the unions, they will send the letter to the mayor to officially let him know the results. >>> it was something ... >> it was something as simple from sparks from a car that caused the deadly wild fire in yosemite. the sparks came from a trailer dragging safety

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union worker workers. majority are immigrants who spe spanish. waste management tells us the strike is uanctioned. drivers will be working and customers trash wl be collected on friday. >>> san francisco security next on 7 news wh thousands of fans coming into town for the world series. what the cy is doing to keep them safe e.plus real life scandal. why the shon rhymes firing back on social media. >> what not to say when call in 6. top 5 most unbelievable cuses. >> i'm abc 7 news san y.storm coming let you know if the rain will impac the world series you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale -- on now at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ you sfichl boys are back in town. giants rolled up to the park today after flying home from kansas city. pyers and

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> between septa and the transport workers union, and good morning, everyone, as "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao reports, tensions are a main sticking point in the contract dispute. >> reporter: septa passengers left on the edge of their seats waiting to hear how long they will still have a ride, as union leadership and septa officials continue to negotiate a new contract. some passengers remember what an inconvenience last strike was and they are not looking forward to yet another. >> i went through it when i was teaching years ago and it was very hard to get around. >> reporter: riders are hoping it doesn't come to this. they are keeping their fingers cross that had negotiations don't break down. >> every where, every where i got to go i get on septa. strike isn't that bad. >> reporter: members of the transit workers union local 234 have have been working without a contract since march. union is septa a's largest, representing 5,000 bus drivers, subway and trolley operators and maintenance workers. they say main sticking p

meanwhile, casino union workers upset over contract negotiations, say they will contact taj mahal customers to ask them not to spend anymore money there. >>> new store hopes to be a shopping hub for anyone looking for discounted high end merchandise. it is century 21 and it store opened tonight, for some shoppers. and tonight, they had a party and "action news"'s sharrie williams is live right now, hi there, sharrie. >> reporter: hi, shirleen, it is with a party comes food and, of course, champagne, both had for tonight's vip shopping event. take a look for yourself. the store looks great. some shoppers still lingering. of course, the associates cleaning up the store. century 21 is branching out of the big apple and chose philadelphia as its first shop. we're excited about the fashion but this stories also adding to the retail boom in the city. century 21's sneak peak, opened with bright lights, and lots of fanfare. >> i'm actually pretty impressed. >> reporter: shoppers happy with what they saw but city leaders hope that the new store will be more than what meets the eye. >> philadelphia i

union worker workers. majority are immigrants who speak spanish. waste management tells us the strike is unsanctioned. drivers will be working and customers trash will be collected on friday. >>> san francisco security next on 7 news with thousands of fans coming into town for the world series. what the city is doing to keep them safe e.plus real life scandal. why the shonda rhymes firing back on social media. >> what not to say when call in 6. top 5 most unbelievable excuses. >> i'm abc 7 news san y.storm coming let you know if the rain will impact the world series games. 7 news at eleven over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and citi and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of community

it appears that the unions while trying to make a point, they're serious about not trying to inconvenience customers. they're trying to draw attention to the health and pension plans and the negotiations going on. >>> the controversy over short-term housing rentals moved to the bushes. pent pet lumal take up an issue on tuesday. >> the air b&b law says people abuse these homes for short stays, mainly to tourists. they want to register through the city and the city's hotel tax laws as well. >> your thoughts? >> it's an interesting phenom in san francisco t. may wind up going to the ballot because a lot of people are opposed to it. questions about whether or not someone can stay, they had a 90-day limit if you don't live in the house, and unlimited if you do. some speak people are say -- should people are saying it's an issue. >>> you probably heard about the bay area woman with terminal cancer who is planning to take a deadly concoction of pills next month. >> her name is brittney maynard, and she's 29 years old. on new year's day, she found out she had brain cancer of after her surgery, it got worse

union worker workers. majority are immigrants who speak spanish. waste management tells us the strike is unsanctioned. drivers will be working and customersn friday. >>> san francisco security next on 7 news with thousands of fans coming into town for the world series. what the city is doing to keep them safe e.plus real life scandal. why the shonda rhymes firing back on social media. >> what not to say when call in 6. top 5 most unbelievabl. excuses. >> i'm abc 7 news san y.storm coming let you know if the rain will impact the world series games. 7 news look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. you sfichl boys are back in town. giant park toda to the park today after flying home from kansas city. players and family getting off the bus

union authorities. the group said it would also invest $1.5 billion in digital technology as more customers are doing their banking on the go via those mobile devices. it's would have been the reasons they've said that they're going to close a lot of those branches. more of us are doing it online. b.p. one of the world's leading oil and gas internationals reports an increase in its operating cash flow and raises the dividends of payouts to the shareholders by 5.3%. profits have fallen after the energy giant was hit with those lower oil prices around the world. also a slump in earnings from its 20% steak in the russian oil giant. it's down 21% from the same time last year. slumped 80%, $110 million. as sanctions have weakened russia's currency, the ruble. in line with what everybody was expecting. also, it is a busy week for some of the social media giants for facebook and twitter. facebook actually reports its numbers later on today, tuesday. its stock has jumped 30% in the last six months and investors are certainly hoping that that momentum continues. and, of course, twitter's earnings, they came out on

customers in the northeast san jose neighborhood. >> the san francisco fire commission will evaluate chief joanne hayes-white in a closed session tonight. the firefighters unions have called for her to step down. they say she has done little to improve delayed ambulance response times. mayor ed lee is standing by her blaming slower ambulances on growing demand. >>> the state supreme court has cleared the way for a major new housing development on treasure island. the plan calls for 8,000 new homes, hotel rooms, offices, should be finished in 15 years. critics sued to block that development citing inadequate environmental reviews. >>> fremont police say a tip from social media helped them catch the man who has been stealing electronics from warehouses. 29-year-old amador castaneda was taken into custody during a traffic stop caught on surveillance video with another man earlier this month. they are accused of stealing $150,000 worth of computers and videocameras from mac house productions on osgood road and found property in his storage unit linking him to nine other bay area burglaries. >> a salute for a national hero. [ applause ] >> he is the man that took o

union square compared to a normal weekend, the restaurant has been taking information from both giants and royal city's fans and kansas city beach ask no match to california. >> we are the biggest customers in california and our beach was a lot better, our team is a lot better. >> along the waterfront they have ordered 5,000 extra oysters, already available, a $42 bottle special addition giants' champagne. oh, i want one of those. >>> also getting into the spirit, it is of course named after the giant's manager and it will stay that way for the rest of the world series and they are offering half price during a special game. >>> hosting a big invitation only party. baseball legends and local dignitaries but last time they are setting up tents and signs. our coverage of game 3 starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon and we will be live at at&t first pitch is just of a 5:00 games 4 and five on saturday and sunday both at at&t park. >>> dueling calls for independent investigation and the ongoing dispute between chuck reid and the san jose's union's association. a police department recruit said they encouraged roux cruise the to -- recruits to drop out. earlier they said somebody told them a pore s

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union marvin gaye's got to get it up. it will go to trial. the next court date set for february. >> verizon wireless customers are you one of them?cheryl casone we see the answers great news. >> good news for you verizon customers. they filed a major lawsuit and it's going to be a big win for some consumers. the settlement which accused the company of over charging customers who used verizon family share plan between may of 2002 and may of 2006. verizon was charging for calls of customers made to each other but the calls were supposed to be free. if those affected are going to be given a choice of credit or cash otherwise you might be getting some cash. you will be contacted by mail or e-mail. >> the nation's largest retailer offered free shipping. hottest 100 holiday gifts. sports, games anything that needs to be profrozen any toys. they are trying to get a leg up on target. rollback on 24,000 items groceries electronics and more. customers can begin holiday shopping tomorrow. tonight a halloween. shop tomorrow. they reported earnings where they made the announcement. in 2015 your cappuccino frappuccino arriving in a timely fash

. >> customers must still buy the beer from a separate check out county from where they buy their foods. >> picket lines outside of trump taj mahal. members of the city union casino work remembers protesting court ordered termination of their health insurance and pension plans. the casinos owner trump entertainment promises to keep doors open through november. now, investor carl icon who plans to acquire the taj told the associated press it will almost certainly close. >>> well, former philadelphia traffic court judge faces corruption charges this morning. >> $2,000 tiffany charm bracelet, the bracelet that judge tynes received for promising special access to a businessman. >> allege tomorrow zoo-- turns out businessman was actually an under cover informant. >> businessman spelled out what he wanted. and the judge promised to deliver. >> she's an inspiration to many people. it is cents her proudest day, her best day, no. of course not. but it is not her last day, i promise you that. >> originally judge tynes and four other judges cents cents had been the target of state investigators, however, when kathleen cane became attorney general, she dropped the cas

union square. they are already taking reservations from both giants and royals' fans but the owner says kansas city beef is no match for beef from california. >> and we're the biggest customer in california. i said our beef is a lot better. our team is a lot better. >> they have ordered 5,000 extra oysters and already available is a $42 a bottle special edition giants' champagne. a popular restaurant in sausalito is getting into the world series spirit. bar bocce is now bar bochy. of course, named for the giants' manager. the restaurant says it will stay that way for the rest of the world series. they are offering half-price specials during games. every world series game can be seen right here on ktvu. our coverage of game 3 starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we'll be live at at&t park. first pitch just after 5:00. games 4 and 5 also at at&t on saturday and sunday. >>> well, almost two forecasts here. one to the north and one to the north if you are up north, you have a lot of clouds and maybe light rain. it's in the 60s. if you are southward, it's sunny, probably mostly sunny. it's warm and 70s. the big system is churning in the gulf of alaska. it's sending all of this clo

. >>> visitors to the union league learn from a man knowing a thing or two about success in business. the former secretary of customers, gutierrez sat down with walter perez talking about his rise to success to selling cereal to working for kellogg and under george w. bush. and hearing tips about climbing the corporate ladder in this informal conversation on the stage today. >>> halloween typically about all things spooky. one couple in pottstown trying to partway with a home they say is haunted. and monica malpass has the story. >> hi shirleen. this couple lives in a house built in the 1800s and they feel there are some visitors still living in the home. residents allegedly who just don't want to go. all right, that's what they say. on north half over street it is on the pashth and why they say the house is haunted and why they think there is really no reason for a perspective buyer to be afraid. >>> blackberry trying to pull off a comeback. what they are launching to compete with popular messaging apps. those stories and for on this halloween friday. >> see you soon, thank you. monica. >>> coming up on actions 11:00

union hotel on 13th and pennsylvania that was known as indian headquarters because they catered primarily to native delegations. those guidebooks are an incredibly useful source. beyond that, these custom s manuals were written by elite white women in the 19th century. this is one of the things it was not expecting to find when i started to look at these and why i am so excited to look at more of them. these were kind of designed as primers to the social scene in washington for the wives of incoming senators and congressmen and others. washington and the 19th century and even today was not like new york or new orleans, where they -- there was old money and established social circles. there is a lot of flux. people were coming in and out. the wives of the statesman would publish these statesmen -- the wives of these statesmen would not have a lot of time to get adjusted. this is sort of a primer to get ready for it. reading through these, these women were writing about native men around the city. they're writing about the statues and paintings, but also writing about the native men themselves. the thing i found fascinating is the ways in which they were writing about these men in erotic

customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. . lou: joining us now the chairman of the american conservative unionte house political director under president george w. bush matt schraub and fox news contributor, michael goodwin of the "new york post." tonight get your reaction to the brand new ad from americans for prosperity. >> i don't know where things went offtrack. i thought i was doing everything right, and then i am -- i guess i lost hope. i had to move back in with my parents after everything they've done for me. >> that's great work, does anyone else want to share? >> hi, my name is dan, and i'm unemployed. >> hi, dan. >> big government is killing opportunity for young americans. don't they deserve the dream? lou: dreamers. what do you think, michael? >> i was -- that's the first time i've seen the whole thing, and i was thrown by the tone. it does have the double a, triple a feeling, life has gone off track. it could be in certain states where i think this is going to run, could this be very effective. it will get your attention. lou: it's for five states where vulnerable democrats are t

companies for-profit companies have, labor unions do, but not private companies, because of the market force. they don't want to get in a controversy, lose customers, et vaet. what we have seen, though, is advocacy groups of all stripes participating and having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, you know, we really reached the tipping point as for as contribution limits are concerned. we've had 13 states including florida raise their contribution limits and the reason is quite simple. finally the forces of the reality is sinking in on incumbent politicians. that by limiting contributions to them, they're not preventing a challenger from getting the resources. they are actually hurting themselves vees why vee the independent spenders. super pacs, 527s, and advocacy groups. that's a good thing. contribution limits should be radically increased. and if we had that, we would have a more transparent and more accountable system. thank you. this has been an illuminating debate. [ applause ] >>> fbi director james comey will speak at the brookings institution about technology, privacy and public safety. right after tha

union competition authorities. the group also said it would invest just over $1.5 billion in digital technology. why? i'll tell you why. because more and more customers are switching to banking on the go. those mobile devices. >>> okay, it's also a very busy week for some of the social media giants in particular. this one, facebook. also twitter. facebook is going to tell us its latest numbers. today, tuesday. the stock for this has jumped, what, 30% in the past six months, and investors are certainly hoping that that momentum continues. twitter's earnings, you may have seen them. they came out, the numbers came out on yesterday, on monday after the close of that bell. they increased the number of monthly users and doubled its revenue for the quarter. while the results beat expectations, it wasn't enough to please investors. they are focused on the future and that's where twitter basically disappointed. it's already warning of slower sales in business growth for the next three months of the year. talking of twitter, follow me. tweet me. i'll tweet you back. that's it with the business. more on "gmt" in just over an hour's time. >> thanks a lot. thank

unions are meeting with the governor to discuss statewide procedures. >> the staples is looking into a potential credit card data breach. the retailer said if it find it was hacked customersre not responsible for fraud u activities if it is reported in time. >>> "blade runner" oscar pistorius has been sentenced to five years in prison for the fatal shooting of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp to serve the sentence immediately but he could move to house arrest in as little as ten months. >>> the night is game one of the world series between our giants and the kansas city royals a battle royale and is best of seven series. >>> looking at a dry live doppler hd with temperatures 15 degrees cooler outside this or. a couple of chances of rain. i will focus on that ahead. >> the bay bridge toll plazas showing ming along fine into the city. we do have decent conditions this morning compared to yesterday when it was a mess. we hope we have calm traffic for the commute. >>> there is one fewer celebrity on "dancing with the stars" now. >> john jonathan and allison. >> they say good by after the routine, news sizzling enough to stay for another week of competition. >> i came because i

unions do but not private companies because of the market forces. they don't want to get in the controversy. they didn't want to lose customers. what we have seen though is advocacy groups of all stripes participating and having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, you know, we have reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we have had 13 states, including florida, raise their contribution limits. the reason is quite simple. finally the forces of the reality is sinking in on incumbent politicians that by limiting contributions to them they're not preventing challengers from getting the resources, they are hurting themselves. vis-a-vis these independent spenders. that's a good thing. contribution limits should be radically increased. and if we had that, we would have a more transparent and accountable system. >> thank you. this is an illuminating debate. [ applause ] >>> now a panel discussion on voter i.d. laws and early voting. our speakers all have ties to florida politics, and they debated the impact of such laws at the local level. this was part of a political

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customers, because this motor pool was so effective. so following the end -- the successful conclusion of the creafl grape boycott where the fw wins the first union contracts for agricultural workers in the united states, the panthers and the farm workers continue to work together. their relationship grows and evolves. the panthers supported the f.w.'s boycott of iceberg lettuce and renewed boycotts of grapes at safeway. the -- they spoke out against violate repression by law enforcement. and then once again -- and bill will be talking about this as well -- their political interest again co lessed when california growers sponsored proposition 22 in 1972, where this proposition, ad it passed, would have out laud boycotts against agricultural products. this coincides with when bobby seal runs for mayor of oakland. f.w. endorse he bobby seal's mayoral campaign. chavez goes door to door in oakland campaigning on seal's behalf. so this -- their alliance involves and grows and their interest, as i say, continued to dove tail. so what brought these organizations nogget the first place? what made them look at each other, as i said, against this gulf of c

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customs and border patrol. that from the hill today. coming up next, a discussion from today's "washington journal" on the role of the american conservative union in the midterm election. >> host: new chair of the american conservative union. what is the nation? >> guest: the ac was established after the 1964 presidential election to wear barry goldwater come a great conservative with on to lead rather spectacularly in the race. and conservatives said it was great to nominate a wonderful conservative to the presidency but it would be better to win. so their goal was to get together, the reason why union is in the name, the desire was to get together all different conservatives for different perspectives. you have your national security concerns, your economic conservatives, your social conservative, religious conservatives. all different perspectives to bring them together, try to have electoral success in public policy. >> host: what is your role in the 2014 campaign? >> guest: well, if you look at the presidential example of the last two cycles, the center-right coalition has a lot of work to do. and so our goal in 2014 is obviously to have a

companies for-profit companies have, labor unions do, but not private companies, because of the market force. they don't want to get in a controversy, lose customers, et vaet. what we have seen, though, is advocacy groups of all stripes participating and having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, you know, we really reached the tipping point as for as contribution limits are concerned. we've had 13 states including florida raise their contribution limits and the reason is quite simple. finally the forces of the reality is sinking in on incumbent politicians. that by limiting contributions to them, they're not preventing a challenger from getting the resources. they are actually hurting themselves vees why vee the independent spenders. super pacs, 527s, and advocacy groups. that's a good thing. contribution limits should be radically increased. and if we had that, we would have a more transparent and more accountable system. thank you. this has been an illuminating debate. [ applause ] >>> fbi director james comey will speak at the brookings institution about technology, privacy and public safety. right after tha

unions do but not private companies because of the market forces. they don't want to get in the controversy. they didn't want to lose customers. what we have seen though is advocacy groups of all stripes participating and having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, you know, we have reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we have had 13 states, including florida, raise their contribution limits. the reason is quite simple. finally the forces of the reality is sinking in on incumbent politicians that by limiting contributions to them they're not preventing challengers from getting the resources, they are hurting themselv themselves. that's a good thing. contribution limits should be radically increased. and if we had that, we would have a more transparent and accountable system. >> thank you. this is an illuminating debate. [ applause ] >>> we are live at the white house briefing room waiting for press secretary josh earnest to conduct today's briefing. he will talk to reporters shortly. live coverage here on c-span3. >> good afternoon, everybody. nice to see you

union leader v. u.s. department of homeland security, the summary which starts on page 22 of materials, the first circuit held that the names of aliens with criminal records arrested in an immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. sweep could be withheld pursuant to exemption 6 and 7c. and this is the first circuit panel held that aliens had a cognizable interest, rejecting the argument that no individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy regarding public arrest by government. but nevertheless, the panel found the privacy interest attenuated given that convictions and arrests are matters of public record and also given that union leader was not seeking to actually contact the arrestees. the court found that this was a substantial countervailing public interest in disclosure, and it noted that one of the arrestees had remained in new hampshire until 2011 after having been ordered removed from the country in 1988 and convicted of criminal trespassing in 1993. the panel explained that the union leader could thus point to, quote, evidence that would warrant a belief by a reasonable person, closed quote, that i.c.e. had acted wrongfully or negligently in handling its removal duties. it co