a coalitionted agreement early this morning between the christian democratic union and the social democrats. we have a grand coalition that will address germany's challenges. >> among the demands, they gradually phase in minimum wage of eight euros 50 an hour. employerser rules for and pension hikes. in the change to immigration policy, people would be able to hold dual nationality. the centerleft party made major concessions, giving up the campaign plates -- pledged to raise taxes on the rich. he stressed his emphasis on ordinary people. >> there are things in this agreement i believe will help stabilize the country and restore hope to those who don't have any. >> before the coalition can form a government, it has to be ratified by the half million card-carrying party members. after pouring over the 170 page document, they will cast their vote in early december. >> i am joined by the head of european studies in strasberg. this appears to be more of a than it doeshem for angela merkel. has she had to concede too much in this agreement? think she gave in too much. he arrived at the outcome o

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democratic party -- where was chris christie last night? with suzanna martinez in new jersey getting national stories written about how he's courting the hispanic vote and latino vote. he'll do well in union the democratic mayor of union city, state senator named brian stack has been part of chris christie's plan in new jersey from day one. brian stack gave him votes on the pension plan. brian stack endorsed him in this election. brian stack invited him to union city last night. brian stack sold out barbara bun skbro and democrats like brian stack. all over the state sold her out. this is not barbara buono being a bad candidate. this is democrats sold her out. and need to answer for. >> to that point, cory booker, right, you almost have this quasi background alliance between him and chris christie. to the point where the two of them didn't even run against each other. not that that was booker's doing, but there is this sense that democrats in new jersey ceded the governorship to chris christie. >> i don't disagree with that. and look, i'm not saying necessarily i think barbara buono is a bad candidate. i'm just suggesting i don't think she made enough of an argument or didn't catch on wit

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senator jon erpenbach, who it should be noted became a national pin-up senator for democrats everywhere in the huge fight over union rights in wisconsin. senator, nice to see you again. thanks for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> so, when you threatened all out hell if they moved these bills tomorrow without a public hearing, what did you mean and why did you say that? >> well, i was really frustrated with the whole process during the committee hearing because they tried to take the assembly bill and make it like the senate bill and saying there was no change at all, when in fact there was a huge change, what you alluded to earlier, that certain employers would have to give employees permission to use contraception under certain scenarios, which was very frustrating, because if the public knew, they would be outraged. the idea of the all out hell was basically making sure we took our time concisely but loudly to let people of wisconsin know exactly what the senate republicans were up to with this legislation.

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secret that in northern industrial states, labor unions, particularly public sector unions are the backbone of the democratic party. walker went right at that base. >> by monday, february 14th, graduate students at the university of wisconsin madison who belong to a union of teaching assistants organize a march to the nearby state capitol to protest the bill. >> these graduate students mostly started going into the capitol. it was very kind of gentle protests in many senses. and tv cameras were there, and i think it had a very powerful impact. >> tuesday brings more protests. >> by the next day, there were many, many people who said, well, you know, i think i'm going to go get in on that. >> images of outraged citizens at the capitol spread quickly via television, youtube and facebook. >> this affects the lives, affects the economy, jobs, everything. >> on wednesday, a crowd of more than 30,000 people shows up including teachers from all over the state and thousands of students from the university. >> some of whom had never been near a union, didn't know much about what a union was, but they understood there

. >> the democratics union party will introduce a constitution and regional government.he kurdish minority makes up 10% in the areas near turkey and iraq. they hope the move will puck out islamic groups that moved into the region. >> a court ruling end a 3-month state of emergency in egypt. emergency laws and curfew was used by the military government in a crackdown of mohamed morsi. six times a week the curfew ran from 1am to 5am. it took effect at seven, a time when mohamed morsi supporters staged large demonstrations. >> the united nations elected 14 members to its human rights council. the new pick is seen as controversial. saudi arabia, china, russia, vietnam and algeria. human right watch said it blockediations into reports into its country. there were protib et activists near new york. >> the fact that there's over 123 self of mutilated protesting the chinese rule demonstrates that the chinese government does not deserve a seat at the human rights council. u.n. human rights council may serve for six years before standing for election. the u.s. is a current member.

union city is as democratic as it gets. he last stop he made his in union city with a democratic mayor. that's where he was. that mayor was one of over 50 democratic high-level elected officials who endorsed him. that's where he ended that campaign. that's how he wins with a state democrats.,000 more what republican can say something like that in a presidential campaign? particularly when people are so sick and tired of the gridlock in washington. he will say, look, barack obama did not even come to new jersey to campaign against me. i have relationship with the white house. we get wings done here. could not get obama to come. practically, he seems to be pushing all the right buttons. host: was it a mistake of the democrats not to do more to try to puncture some of the holes in the chris christie balloon? ways,: you see, in many that would seem to make sense. all 100 and 20 seats, every seat in the state senate, all 80 in the state assembly were up. do i go after chris christie or do i look in the polls in my up againstd see

house republican leaders who saw the federalization of screeners as a boost to unions, who would organize them, and democratser a private system and do them better. poussaint: but while the leadership was digging in its heels, public opinion stood firm in favor of federalizing screeners. initial polls by the washington post and time/cnn found overwhelming public support r federal takeover of airport screening. because if you're a member of congress, from the tim you step off a plane when you go back to your congressional district, the people in the cabs, the people in the airport, the people you meet in town meetings, your donors, your friends, your neighbors, you know what they all say is, "hey, what are you going to do about..." fill in the blank. and when they get those kind of issues where everywhere they go and everyone they talk to is saying, "what are you going to do about x?" they come back and say, "wow, guess what, people are really riled up and they want us to do something." and guess what, congress acts. poussaint: despite the clamor for federalizing employees, the republican leadership of the ho

democrat barbara wono. chris christie is considered a white house contender in 2016. he has garnered the support of unions and libberals in a democratic home state. virginia's race is taking on national significance as well. ken koouchinnely said a vote for him is a vote against the law. democrats say a vote for terry mccoll you have is a vote against the tea party. voters across the country will head to the polls to elect mayors. at the heart of detroit's race is the city's bankruptcy, and elections in houston, seattle and atlanta. a closely watched mayoral race is in new york city, where they'll elect a new mayor for the first time in two years. vying for michael bloomberg's seat is deb losio and hopes to be the first leader in two decades. both have been talking confidently during the final hours of campaigning. >> i'd like to introduce to you the next first lady of the city of new york shirley mcyeah. >> most yorkers are in sync where i am. >> as i mentioned voters in detroit are looking for a new mayor. as our reporter reports, it's not clear how much they'll be able to help. >> after decades of decl

merkel's christian democrats and the christian social union one forty one of the hop percent of them but in september's election bought together so well. unable to form a majority government we can bring new morning tiles of the coalition talks with our report touch you dr joins us on the fun from berlin. i welcome good doc has said any part of this actually been made in the coalition talks in which issues it didn't hamper the negotiations. grove. book your party and that indeed the target of a crack at the end the pictures he took issue. well it really. before the negotiations with the democrats have already made up of confession including getting up at the great people in the rich i'm opting out the negotiation has drifted from the women. the fourth with a social democrat most competitive tough to beat him in which both eight point five euro for all worth it after. but merkel and she looked at them to be in the formal board. but it can take some time. and the simplified to make some of the confession like you and your cool three full the thing which form a band leading the pro eu.

colorado does have a history as a western states but the teachers' union the democrats have put a lot of money into advertising. they also try to raise taxes on marijuana from 15 percent up at 25 also on the ballot. gerri: how do people respond with their wallets? we know consumer confidence is already down. >> by increased taxes you will probably spend the last face it. this is the economic recovery that remains the worst, the most feeble upturn since the second world war. the last thing we need right now are higher personal income taxes. gerri: grover, you agree? >> there are other options. you don't have to spend less if you have higher taxes in new york or colorado, you move. there is no national tax increase. gerri: people from new york city are apoplectic because a year you save $70,000 but that is median income in this town. a lot of people will vote with their feet. >> in hampshire, tennessee, texas, florida, nevada, and no income tax not for millionaires, and nobody. they love to have people who earn money and work hard move to those states. colorado could learn from californ

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points in the current code isn't open on the knuckles conservatives if this is that democrats want to see that banking union that sin might potentially use resources include german taxpayers money and to express the sense of solidarity. this is something the content is one to prevent pretty much it cost us eight disposals and something that prevented large banks was the victim and finance mr from having a proper monday when he went to brussels to geeky kid can finance ministry meeting on friday. according to the code is in pre coalition agreements. the qantas like anything made out until the holidays since towns. so plenty to talk about and also a clear signal to imm after that this is the democrats going to be disposed of at least notice until it's also a signal to the delegates had been since the democrats won't sell out on the values so many of these numbers out wide. that's it could be sold out at the code in six weeks the members in the queue for us and the spd party conference and i are new concerns about deforestation in brazil the latest figures show an overall increase of one thirty just the last y

democrats ran. [applause] it covers many many many aspects of that, the pension, the public-sector unions the crime rates oh new york city. it's about to find out what it's like when a democrat wins. and as a right at the beginning of the book whenever democrats get huge majorities in congress and have a democratic president really bad things happen to the country. after berry goldwater loses in historic landslide and footnote why did berry goldwater when -- lose in historic -- because he was a libertarian purists that voted against the civil rights act because it had restrictions on private business is. berry goldwater and i'm almost tempted not to defend him, goldwater's department stores or integrated before federal buildings in washington. he integrated arizona's governor desegregated the arizona national guard before harry truman fully desegregated. he wanted some provisions of the 1964 civil rights act to be tougher on contractors and unions that refused to stop discriminating on the basis of race but he was a purist libertarians so he voted against it because he had restrictions on what priva

this point, the republican view of what needs to be done with education in america, and the democrat/teachers union view. which is the status quo is fine and eventually get to fixing those place finance your kid is in that classroom eventually is not enough. >> your opponent might say you change the conversation. new jersey's unemployment elevate somewhere over 8%. one of the highest in the nation. you haven't had a particularly strong recovery. other states have done better. what do you say? what is why haven't -- why didn't new jersey produce more jobs? >> all the critics that come to new jersey and attempt to turn around the queen mary in the delaware river. the fact is we are the highest tax state in america when i took over as governor. we were the rated the state with the least business friendliness in america. we had raised taxes and fees 115 times in eight years at the state level. you're not going turn it around in four years completely. we have cut taxes $2.3 billion. cut and created private sector jobs in the last year from august 12 to august 13 new jersey ranked in the top 15 private s

california's most beautiful state and union and democrats have wrecked it. just like they wrecked michigan before us. well, i think for the whole country, stop amnesty. change our legal immigration policies. we would like fewer of the tsarnaev brothers, the boston bombers but and i'm thinking more of those lovely -- did you read about -- with a famine of german christian homeschoolers. and eric holder deports them. weight. is there a push cart operator from pakistan illiterate in his own language, nevermind ours, who still wants to come in? sorry, you danish surgeon, we have no room for you. again, i'm thinking fixed both illegal and legal immigration, and then, and things are looking rosy for all americans. not just the ones who needs maids and nannies. he was a working-class wages go up. there to see more african-americans employed. you see more hispanic americans employed. and at better wages. one advantage we have over liberals, which is why they need to import government dependence, via immigration, is my own case excepted, christians are having lots of

bill deblasio could be first registered democrat to be elected new york city mayor in two decades, union cash, floods boston mayor race as pro labor martin walsh trying to fend off john conley, a diagramcrat pushe -- democrat pushed by republicans for his small government views, mayoral race coming down to the wire in detroit. chris christie looking to cruise to reelect in new jersey. in virginia. republican candidates, cuch nelly closing the gap on his democratic opponent, and terry mcauliffe. with a number of other polls tightening, quoting the race, within the reach of the state's current attorney general, fox news chief political correspondent, carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: hoping for a last minute sunk in a low turn out race. ken cuccinellirli brought out sr power. >> person running for governor on democratic side, not only supporting obamacare, he thinks it does not go far enough in direction of government control. >> fight back against the president and obamacare, and do it with our votes tomorrow here in virginia, tomorrow is our day, folks, tomorrow is our day. >> r

freedom but when the workplace is quite a bit dictatorship or union it's a very democratic way of learning a company wrote if you go for it if you for a lot do not allowing the person owns the company to make choices. for you thousands that no union actually stipulates how are you going to hire people versus giving freedom to those people to we can accelerate or those who should not be as good but you're treating your body even more as if i don't want to be in a socialist environment in my work the water supply is it is germany that would be to think tired by law any company over with over a thousand employees to have fifty percent or board of directors made up of union representatives and they have one of the highest standards of living in the world and they have the highest level of manufacture and sell raise in the world i can't speak for germany and they're and they're kicking our butts caput ok and you could say i want you back to food stamps or we just touched on this today five billion dollars cut out of food stamps five billion dollars is the sum total of every food

unions everybody has to pitch in and he worked with the democratic legislature and he compromised 30 percent of democrats supported him african-americans the use, republicans learn from governor christie. be moderate andy will win either extreme is not healthy for governance it is not healthy not to compromise it is part of business this is a lesson that should be learned by every republican an every state. >> i will vote for brad but what we just heard was a grant from the g.o.p. establishment. enough with these extreme candidates who lose. one of those characteristics that we saw tonight that he is not disparaging as obama but he thought that is obama and was able to capture the middle of the vote in new jersey, victorious. that is where we ended with the last word. new york city elects the first democratic mayor in trustees when could influence his decision on the 2016 run for the white house. i don't think we should guess too much for that it has been obvious what he has been thinking but we will take it up. stay with us on this report on fox business network. so i can reach ally

unions get a break? >> on this probably. because the democrats are going to give them -- the democrats want to appease constituencies. >> i think it's a break as jason said for business and unions. >> not much of one because the administration needs the money that comes in to this fee. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a video met for from about a certain topic that we have been talking a little bit about. this is humira, adalimumab. working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous

time america's democratic political system and democratic workforce made it the envy of the world that time is long gone tonight still a take explain why unions are the key to restoring real american democracy. best of the rest of the news washington state washington d.c. is preparing for a nuclear showdown but not in the way you might think on monday republicans in the senate blocked the nomination of robert wilkins pictured right here to serve on the all important d.c. circuit court of appeals this is the third republican filibuster of one of obama's d.c. circuit court nominees in just the past few weeks and democrats are. pretty furious and they might have every right to be the d.c. circuit is the second most important court in the country after the supreme court has jurisdiction over most cases involving federal regulation cases that involve the e.p.a.'s power to control greenhouse gases for example right now the court has an even four four split between republican and democratic appointees so make no mistake about it republican filibusters of president obama's nominees have one aim in one aim only and that aim is preventing democrats fro

in wisconsin democratic leading super pacs and unions spent more than $30 million in an unsuccessfulempt to oust governor scott walker. most came despite decline are trying to bulk up. >> turned out their demise was much exaggerated. they're very motivated at the moment, especially in states. >> reporter: not always but more often than not the campaign that spends the most money wins in american politics. democrats have complained about it bitterly for years, but now that their disadvantage appears to be gone, so are most of their complaints. chris. >> carl, thank you. >>> toronto city council has voted overwhelmingly to strip mayor rob ford of some of his powers. the goal is to prevent ford who has admitted to smoking crack and buying illegal drugs from firing members of the city council who speak out against it. ford vowed to fight the measure in court. more allegations of sexually improper behavior involving the secret service, "the washington post" reports whistleblowers told a senate committee agents and managers engaged in the behavior cross a span of 17 countries in recent yea

union position. shocking to hear you say and then a you probably do not supported. most of the meanness apelles had record revenues are close to it. neil: republican and democratic of thing. when unions here they have to give back something, they refuse to, knowing that the alternative is there will get pennies on the dollar. >> in detroit the numbers are somewhere around ten to $0.15 to my don't think that is fair. >> you may not be the reason for this. you specifically are not to blame, but if this is not fix you will august crude. >> you are touching on one of the tragedies of this whole story. there until the money grows on trees in fact, it has run out which is why chicago, much like detroit, has been using borrowing to fund day-to-day operations which is one of the reasons. a very big deal today. that is a warning sign. neil: not to get too arcane about this. multiple graves of dead or affected. all of the various bonds is came all this debt which is a very ominous warning, sales tax debt, commercial paper, general obligation bonds, worried about all of those, and they should be because the bottom line. neil: bond issuance, whichever governor or mayor, the

between the republican view of what needs to be done with education in america and the democrat slash teachers unionhat the status quo is fine and we will get to fixing those places. if your child is in the classroom, eventually isn't good enough. >> you didn't change the economic performance much. the unemployment rate is still one of the highest in the nation. you haven't had a particularly strong recovery. other states have done better. why hasn't new jersey produced more jobs in the last four years? >> tell those critics to come to jersey and attempt to turn around the queen mary in the delaware river. the fact was, we were the highest-taxed state in america when i took over as governor. we were rated e state with the least business friendliness in america. we raised taxes and fees 115 times in eight years at the state level. you are not going to turn that around in four years completely. what we have done is cut business taxes by 2.3 billion dollars, cut regulations by 1/numeral re-over where they were in the corzine yurok, and create private sector jobs. in the last year, from august 12 august