daryl mitchell, welcome to the program. all right, so uh let's start. by asking you about this strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last four years and they're using that to press for their wage increases, are the workers justified to use that channel in order to get a pay increase for themselves? i think you posing it incorrectly, the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to end the two-tier system, they made this clear at every junction, yes pay is important, yes it is important to contrast compensation of all the workers with compensations with ceo, there's nothing rational about paying ceos billions of dollars for a company being successful, but suppressing the wages of workers, that's my first point, the second point is that to all the workers are fighting uh battle for their e

he and daryl mitchell —— daryl mitchell —— daryl mitchell —— daryl mitchell —— daryl mitchell —— daryla's because stadium will host a booth tomorrow. the rivalry is rooted in the difficult political situation. for members of the squad itself, they were only guaranteed visas 48 hours before they left for their first trip to they left for their first trip to the country in seven years. this is a match that is being played in mahendra modi stadium and it is one of the biggest cricket rivalries and one of the greatest sporting rivalries, india versus pakistan. it was an incredible feat to get this match here. there was a lot of toing and froing before anything happened and froing before anything happened and now that the match is happening in the stadium it is really an incredible moment. the stadium can hold 130,000 fans, most of which will be fans of the indian cricket team, so really an immense stage to be playing at the world cup. and a huge logistical effort not only getting visas to the pakistan team, but also getting all those 130,000 people inside that stadium with a minimum of fus

joining us, now daryl mitchell, is a retired auto worker, he worked at christler motors, he's a former union representative, and he's an activist in the socialist movements for 50 years, rather long resume, former editor at southern advocate, he's a founding member at the league of revolutionary black workers of detroit, and also former executive board member at detroit's coalition of black trade unionist. darel mitchell, welcome to the program. all right, so uh, let's start off by asking you. about this uh strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example, the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last four years and they're using that to press for their wage increases, are the workers justified to use that channel in order to get a pay increase for themselves? i think you posing incorrectly, the union has made it clear that one of his key demands is to in the two tier system, they made this clear at every junctio

uh, let's bring back daryl mitchell, he's a retired autoworker. uh, he uh, worked at chrysler motors and also a former union representative who rejoins us. darel mil, welcome back economic divide. uh, i'd like to find out from you, why it is that it's not just autoworkers that are striking, we're looking at other sectors that have uh joined now these strikes, it seems like the autoworkers kind of set it off, i think it's because of the large numbers that are involved and how major um piece of the economy the us in the us it plays, um, and this all points to stagnant wages and pay, basically, why has it spread to other sectors, you think? is that we going through a fundamental changing economy, that is on the scale of the industrial revolution of the 18th cent. we are going through a fundamental change in our society just probably equal to the discovery of five. i don't say that joking me, right now i'm residing in a uh san josef. san jose california is like the home of the new technology, the last century detroit and auto industry was the home of

uh, let's bring back daryl mitchell, he's a retired autoworker. uh, he uh worked at chrysler motors and also a former union representative who rejoins us. darel milchel, welcome back economic divide. uh, i'd like to find out from you why it is that it's not just auto workers that are striking. we're looking at other sectors that have uh joined now these strikes. it seems like the autoworkers kind of set it off. i think it's because of the large numbers that are involved. and how major um piece of the economy the us in the us it plays um and this all points to stagnant wages and pay basically why has it spread to other sectors you think my fee is that we going through a fundamental change iconomy that is on the scale of the industrial revolution of the 18th century we are going through a fundamental change in our revolution and the technological complex a scale that ushered in industrial capitalism, so we talking about the destruction of the workforce as it had existed for the last 150, 200 years, we going through a profound change in our society a

daryl mitchell came in and crashed through the noise. he scored a century at a run a ball but the response was emphatic. bowls him. two in two. india took all ten wickets, new zealand had come up short. the hosts went to chase 274 and took aim for the himalayas. he launches this one way back. my he launches this one way back. my word, that was some shot. the one thing in their way is what came down from the hilltops. fog held this match up but it did soon pass through. and when india came back, they were hazy. goes towards the keeper end. crucially virat kohli was still at his end. india's sports icon was there to guide his nation through. he scored 95, his team were there with balls to spare. at this home world cup, they have five wins from five. india at their peak atjust the right time. we got the result but also bumrah are, and siraj, they took wickets and that a0 overs held us back a bit but we knew if we could have taken wickets early, as we showed through the middle, try to apply pressure, we can take the game deep and do what the

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daryl mitchell came in and crashed through the noise.ponse was emphatic. india took all ten wickets, new zealand had come up short. the hosts went to chase 274 and took aim for the himalayas. that has gone a long way. the one thing in their way is what came down from the hilltops. fog held this match up but it did soon pass through. when india came back, they were hazy. virat kohli was still at his end. india's sports icon was there to guide his nation through. he scored 95, his team were there with balls to spare. at his home world cup, they have five wins from five. india at their peak atjust the right time. india against england to come next weekend. next to rugby league, where england held off tonga to win the opening match of their three—test series. watching at st helens was our reporter adam wild. a real moment of rugby league history this afternoon. such is the growth in interest and the expansion of the international game. this was the first time a tongan side had toured england in a three—match series. be under no illusions, th

put into bat, new zealand made 273, daryll mitchell with 130 top scoring.hasing 274. play was briefly suspended due to fog. openers rohit sharma and shubman gill got india off to a bright start before falling to lockie ferguson. india are currently 182 for three. you can follow it all on the bbc sports website. football fans have been continuing to gather at manchester united's stadium to remember club legend sir bobby charlton, who died on saturday at the age of 86. a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford — with a digital version also created. a world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time. and during his career at united, he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. when the club decided that for all he'd done for manchester united, it was to name the south stand after him. and it was before the everton game at old trafford, and we had a lunch, and i had tojust be there and be with him as well, as one of our great players — no

daryl mitchell's 130 made up the bulk of new zealand's runs.ches. football fans have been gathering all day at manchester united's old trafford stadium to pay their respsects to club legend sir bobby charlton, who died on saturday at the age of 86. a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford with a digital version also created. sir bobby who won the world cup with england in 1966 and was also a european champion with manchester united, was diagnosed with dementia 3 years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time and during his career at united he won three top flight league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. people who came into contact with sir bobby will have realised that here you have a very humble, ordinary man from the northwest of england, who became a football player and achieved extraordinary things on the football pitch, things that will be remembered forever. aston villa continued their fine form under manager unai emery by beating west ham 4—1 to move back up to fifth place in the english pre

daryl mitchell got 89, after a made 245—9. table and are looking like the form team of the tournament so far. alistair cooke has announced he is retiring from all forms of cricket. he retired from test cricket five years ago but continued playing in the county championship for essex. the announcement wednesday and into 20 year career and the bassman finishes as income because not leading run scorer. he has amassed more than 12,000 runs in tests. he said it is not easy to say goodbye. for more than two decades cricket has been more than myjob, it has allowed me to experience places i never dreamt i would go, be of teams that have achieved things i never thought possible and, most importantly, created deep friendships that will last a lifetime. it is the right time for this part of my life to come to an end. i have always given everything i have to be the best player i could be that i want to make way for the new generation to take over. in the rugby world cup there has been surprising news for england. england have named 0wen f

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but he and daryll mitchell put on a century stand, both hitting half—centuries, as the black caps wone crowd, in front of a big crowd, it is a mixed stadium. yes, the whole sport is wearing blue, so if pakistani fans are allowed, it will be good for us. aha, if pakistani fans are allowed, it will be good for us.— if pakistani fans are allowed, it will be good for us. a huge match there. former england test captain alastair cook has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. cook retired from test cricket five years ago, but did continue playing for another five seasons in the county championship for essex. the announcement brings to an end a 20—year career — and the batsman finishes as england's all time leading run scorer, having amassed more than 12,000 runs in 161 tests. the international olympic committee have recommended five new sports to be part of the los angeles olympics in 2028, which will now go to a vote. they include flag football, baseball and softball, squash, lacrosse and cricket — the last of which ioc president thomas bach says can help the olympics reach a

put into bat, new zealand made 273 from their 50 overs, daryll mitchell with 130 the black caps top scorergs under way shortly the openers rohit sharma and shubman gill both gone for 46 and 26 respectively. india currently 104—2. football fans have been continuing to gather at manchester united's stadium to remember club legend and world cup winner sir bobby charlton, who died on saturday at the age of 86. a book of condolence has been opened at old trafford — with a digital version also created. a world and european champion, sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. his 106 caps and 49 goals for england were records at the time. during his career at united, he won three league titles, the european cup and the fa cup. people who came into contact with sir bobby will have realised that here you have a very humble, ordinary man from the northwest of england who became a football player and achieved extraordinary things on the football pitch, things that will be remembered forever. one match to come in the premier league later as aston villa host west ham. villa have won each of

daryl mitchell passing 100 to help them get to 244 for a5. them get to 264 for 8. website. and that's all the sport for now. the breaking story, let's take your life to the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza. these tracks are part of a un convoy of around 17 trucks which are now being allowed into gaza with much—needed medical and food supplies for people living in that region —— these trucks. they follow on from the 20 trucks moving into the area yesterday, day ago. as aid agencies explained, they contain much—needed aid, food, medicines. we spoke to someone from the international committee of the red cross and she told us about how gazans in particular are suffering because of the lack of basic necessities such as food, clean drinking water and medicine. so we believe that 17 trucks are heading into gaza now. these trucks of course well, we think, be subject to some sort of search and documentation from the egyptian side. let's cross live now and speak to our middle east correspondent yolande knell injerusalem who can bring us more information as we watch thes

was forced to retire hurt after getting struck on his thumb, he put on a century's stand with daryl mitchellis our standard cctv camera that's been there for years. and this is our new face—watch camera. this service station has been in daniel's family for 17 years. recently, he's doubled the amount of cctv cameras and invested in a facial recognition camera, which he hopes will deter crime. and whilst this assault led to the conviction of a repeat offender, daniel feels police still need to do more for all levels of crime. they will close down the case almost immediately once the case has been registered. they don't follow up on it. the only time we have found them following up on quite proactively is if it's been involved in another crime elsewhere and they kind of tag this along. shoplifting'is always been an issue and that has always been in the back of our mind. but when it started getting physical assaults on staff, that's when we thought, this is not fair on them and we need to do something about it. to give you an idea of how this face recognition system works, the team here are trea