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[applause] thank the leadership and director dickerson. [applause] you're all the reason we're here. this is all about the membership. you know, this site, it holds a historic place in the history of our union and our country. this was part of the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. it's where they built the v-24 liberator bomber. that bomber, they built one of those per hour when they were at their peak. it's what helped us win the war. so today, 80 years later, we find ourselves here again. with the arsenal of democracy. it's a different kind of arsenal of democracy and it's a different kind of war we're fighting. today the enemy isn't some foreign country miles away. it's rate here this our own arer own area. it's corporate agreed. and the weapon we produce to fight that enemy is the true liberators, it's the working class people. all of you working your butts off on those lines to deliver great products for our companies. that's how we're going to defeat these people. that's how we're going to defeat corporate agreed, is by stand

hi yeah, i want to i want to echo what commissioner dickerson said. small businesses like yours are what make san francisco special. so please keep persevering through the ups and downs. i think i have been to every one of these except the go club and i have to, like, check out what go is all about. um, we serve mitchell's ice cream at our at my business. and of course, love mitchell's ice cream. thank you for being around. and it's the best ice cream in san francisco. and the bank is awesome. mario's bohemian cigar store is like a must, you know, go to an and i'm just proud to be a part of the business community and be right there with all of you guys because it's super important, especially right now that we are providing ing our services to the residents of san francisco and making life interesting and rich and good. so thank you. and i would approve all of these legacy businesses. oh, i just turned off my mic. um thank you very much. thank you very much, rick, for bringing forth such an amazing group of legacy or to be legacy businesses. um, it's

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm john dickerson. >>> this is "cbs news flash." in new york. the united auto workers union is expected to expand its strike today. president shawn fain will announce the new picket line locations in an address on facebook live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. a source familiar with the negotiations tells cbs news talks remain quite active between the union and automakers. >>> california governor gavin newsom signed a bill thursday to set the state's minimum wage for fast food workers at $20 an hour. in exchange for the pay raise, fast food corporations will not be responsible for workplace violations by franchisees. >>> and the performers for the rock & roll hall of famive ducks ceremony have been announced. elton john, h.e.r., and dave matthews are among those taking the stage. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm john dickerson in for norah. we begin with the federal government facing a shutdown, now just tw

[cheers and applause] your local leadership, director lauren dickerson -- [cheers and applause] you'rehe reason we're here. this is all about the membership. [applause] this so site, willow run, it holds a historic place mt. history of our union -- can in the history of our union and in our country. you know, this was part of the arsenal o of democracy during world war ii. ..nd so today, 80 years later, we find ourselves here again, with the arsenal of democracy. it's a different kind of arsenal of democracy, and it's a different kind of war we are fighting. today, the unity is in some foreign country miles away. it's right here ins our own ar. it's corporate greed. [applause] and the weapon we produced to fight that enemy is the liberators, the true liberators, it's the working-class people. all of you working your butts off on those lines to deliver a great product for our companies. that's how we're going to feed these people. that's how we're going to defeat corporate greed is by standing together. [applause] you know, this is a historic moment, the first time in our country's hist

i'm john dickerson in for norah.al government facing a shutdown, now just two days away, but house republicans were focused on other issues, principally the first hearing in the impeachment inquiry of president joe biden. house leaders are accusing the president of corruption and abuse of office, while democrats say the entire process is an evidence-free waste of time. in testimony, some of the g.o.p.'s own witnesses did not agree with those who invited them, saying there is not enough evidence to support articles of impeachment. cbs's nikole killion will start us off tonight with the latest from capitol hill. good evening, nikole. >> reporter: good evening, john. there was little new evidence presented during this impeachment hearing, and democrats blasted republicans for holding it while the government is in danger of shutting down. >> the committee on oversight and accountability will come to order. >> reporter: after months of investigation, house republicans began their first impeachment proceedings seeking to t

motion by commissioner dickerson , seconded by commissioner ortiz. cartagena commissioner carter is absent. commissioner dickerson yes, commissioner gregory is absent. commissioner herbert is absent. president huey. yes. commissioner ortiz. cartagena. yes and vice president ziziunas yes. motion passes. thank you. next item. item five, general public comment. this is a discussion item allowing members of the public to comment generally on matters that are within the small business commission is jurisdiction, but not on today's calendar and suggests new agenda items for the commission's future discussion. any members of the public who would like to make comment on items not on the agenda today, i see we have one. i'm sorry, i'm a little out of breath. i just ran all the way upstairs high commissioners richard carillo with the office of small business. i just wanted to come here today, say hello. but also i wanted to invite you to the next heritage happy hour, which is an event that the office of small business has been doing since february of this year

dickerson of waldorf, maryland. ms. robinson of maryland. ms. norie tbrvetion a-may of -- noriega-may of washington, d.c. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. quickly that -- mr. quigley that the problems we had the appropriations and budget, we need to get our own house in order. everybody listening to c-span this morning, we are all patriots. we all love our country because we care enough to be informed about what is going on. we need to get our own house in order. we need to secure the border. marjorie taylor greene is not right about much, but she is right about ukraine. i would encourage everybody to try to empower themselves, learn about what is going on in ukraine. the government is basically shifting money to the weapons manufacturers and sending missiles to ukraine. it is not going to change anything. ukraine is not going to defeat russia. we need to be realistic. i would appreciate it if c-span would have somebody like john mayor shiner on,

[bell tolling] >> lieutenant colonel jerry dickerson, united states army. john e doctor junior united states navy. [bell tolling] >> captain robert e dolan junior, united states navy. [bell tolling] >> commander william h donovan, united states navy. [bell tolling] >> lieutenant commander charles a -- united states navy, retired. [bell tolling] >> commander patrick dunn, united states navy. [bell tolling] >> petty officer first class edward erhardt, united states navy. [bell tolling] >> barbara edwards. [bell tolling] >> lieutenant commander robert r rl said, united states navy, reserved [bell tolling] >> charles s falkenberg. [bell tolling] >> and his wife, leslie whittington. [bell tolling] and their two children, donna falkenberg. [bell tolling] >> and zoe falkenberg. [bell tolling] >> petty officer third class jamie l fallen, united states navy. [bell tolling] >> jane joseph ferguson. [bell tolling] >> amelia fields. [bell tolling] >> gerald p fisher. [bell tolling] >> darleen e flag. [bell tolling] >> and her husband, rear admiral wilson flag, united s

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very interesting nor dickerson. thank you very much. negotiations them continue to work is determined to go as long as they can check by and have some 2 invoices here now to detroit to try and help with the negotiations. helped there is that suspicion that he's pushing for a quick supplement, but as you can see that you a doubling, he's using, it's less. so if he's not seem to be with you a w, he may not get into a some of that. he needs here in michigan state that he needs to win the presidency and 2024 or the or do you want it by a 150000 votes. dustin shepard tansy. thank you. that she have reporting from detroit in michigan is still a head hair. on alex's era where i live, i me a tale, an island of lum producer, off the arrival of on precedent, a number of my friends this week. and we look at the push to keep coffee, traditions of life, it produces and distributes is looking to expand the cost from at least half a day to forget. so well champion much to soften and simple general will have all the qualify or reac

. >> from john dickerson we will hear that a divided america is actually as old as america itself.n ben tracy takes us to wyoming where the very rich are so rich that the not-so-rich can barely afford to live there. david pogue finds out why some of us go off the rails when we go online. plus, martha teichner in search of common ground. >> commentary from retired army general stanley mcchrystal. and we will take time out to remember the great jimmy buffett. this is a special edition of "sunday morning" and we'll be back after this. ♪ ♪ . >>> the campaign in oregon to move part of the state into idaho has been gaining momentum. so much so that lee cowan went back to bring us this update. >> this is 1863. >> reporter: mike mccarter knows his american history. almost as well as he knows his bible. >> dear father, we thank you for this time. >> reporter: his family has lived and worshiped in oregon for four generations. >> the only time i lived out of the state was in the vietnam war when i was in the military. >> reporter: but his oregon might not be the oregon you're thininking of. t

john dickerson catches up with ceo tim cook to learn how apple is going green. >> i hope you have a moment with apple, tim cook. >> reporter: apple's ceo tim cook can sometimes be a reluctant salesman. what kind of phone are you looking for? when the topic is the climb goal, cook's can't list and evangelist. >> this is a prove point for us here. a very, very large one. >> reporter: it can be done? >> it can be done. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," tim cook on the environment and the bottom line. >>> when it comes to guitar greats, carlos santana is unquestionably high on the list. lee cowan catches up with the rock and roll legend. now the subject of a new documentary. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: carlos santana has never been one to describe his music without weaving in either philosophy or spirituality. you say music is what you do, it's not who you are. but to me, i can't imagine separating the two. >> i tell myself, people are flowers, music is water, i'm a hose. >> reporter: cosmic carlos, still reaching for the stars ahead on "sunday morning." >>> they were america's first multi-mill

motion by commissioner dickerson , seconded by commissioner ortiz.ommissioner dickerson yes, commissioner gregory is absent. commissioner herbert is absent. president huey. yes. commissioner ortiz. cartagena. yes and vice president ziziunas yes. motion passes. thank you. next item. item five, general public comment. this is a discussion item allowing members of the public to comment generally on matters that are within the small business commission is jurisdiction, but not on today's calendar and suggests new agenda items for the commission's future discussion. any members of the public who would like to make comment on items not on the agenda today, i see we have one. i'm sorry, i'm a little out of breath. i just ran all the way upstairs high commissioners richard carillo with the office of small business. i just wanted to come here today, say hello. but also i wanted to invite you to the next heritage happy hour, which is an event that the office of small business has been doing since february of this year. we partnered with heritage and we pick a

the moment reached dickerson in the early morning hours of the 18th. commentators frequently referred to the state of civil commotion, commotion though look like an all-out war to many residents of the city. providence militiamen william bailey was convinced that dorr's was motivated only by malice and revenge. dorr's goal according to bailey was to destroy lives and property, not taking any chances, bailey, and this is something that many residents of providence did, arranged for his family to leave the city. many compare this time in their letters, providence residents, that it look like they could be a french revolution of sorts. rumors circulated that after he capturedrc the arsenal dorr intended to march across the city over to brown university to order to use the dormitories as barracks for his troops. from there it was rumored dorr when order is meant to seize public and private property and redistribute it among the poor masses, establishing an agrarian despotism, socialism. atat 2:00 in the morning on may 18, alarm bells and the cry of five be

thank the leadership and director dickerson. because you are all the reason we are here, this is all about the membership. this site, willow run, it holds a historic place in the history of our union and our country. this was part of the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. it's where they built the b-24 t liberator bomber. that bomber, they built one of those per hour when they were at their peak. it's what helped us win the war. so today 80 years later, we find ourselves here again. with the arsenal of democracy. it's a different kind of arsenal democracy and different kind of war we are fighting. today the enemy isn't some foreign country miles away,s it's right here in our own area. it's corporate greed. [cheering] and the weapon we produce to fight that enemy is the liberators, the true liberators, it's the working class people, all of you working your butts off on those lines to deliver great product for our companies. that's how we are going to defeat these people, how we are going to defeat corporate greed is by sta

check browning, the vice president is doing a great job along with laura dickerson to make progress.hat's what we want. it's like sandy said, we want to get back to work. we're not professional strikers. we're professional auto workers. we want to get back to it. hopefully cooler heads prevail. we need general motors and stellantis to get real at the table so more facilities don't go out. >> martha: we saw the uaw ripped up some of the proposals and throw them in the trash on facebook. we'll see where it goes. thanks, tony. good luck to both sides here. hope you can all get back to work soon. saudi arabia and israel on the cusp of a historic peace deal which has a potential to reshape the middle east. that's the message from benjamin netanyahu that sat down for an exclusive interview with bret baier. here's a preview airing tonight on "special report." >> that's not to minimize the hurdles before us, but i think when you have three leaders and three countries that avidly want a result, the united states under president biden, israel and saudi arabia, i think that really raises the po

>> i want to thank local 174. [ applause ] thank you to the leadership and director lloyd dickerson. [ applause ] you're all the reason we're here. this is all about the membership. this site, it holds a historic place in the history of our union and our country. this was part of the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. it is where they built the b-24 liberator bomber. that bomber, they built one of those per hour when they were at their peak. it is what helped us win the war. so, today, 80 years later, we find ourselves here again, with the democracy. it is a different kind of democracy and different kind of war we're fighting. today, the enemy isn't some foreign country miles away, it is right here in our own area. it is corporate greed. and the weapon we produce to fight that enemy is the liberators, the true liberators, and so working class people, all of you working your butts off, on those lines, that deliver great product for our companies. >> that's right. >> that's how we are going to defeat these people that's how we're going to defeat corporate greed is by standing to

laura dickerson and the regional director up there is doing a great job as well. it is through job security in our agreements. we're tired of this. and it helps to have, you know, president biden show his support to us. if we're going to put trillions of dollars into this infrastructure to make these vehicles go, these jobs need to be here in this country. not china. not mexico. and if they're truly good u.s. companies, like they want to claim to be, they would contribute to this manufacturing base in this country. >> the president started by saying that record profits should mean record contracts. and then sending on members of his administration just last night, announcing that he is going to michigan to join the picket lines. what's your reaction to that announcement from the president? >> well, you know, we have a saying here in the uaw, it's your actions, not your words, and we know joe, you know, you look back to 2019 and the restructuring, he was over that with the obama administration. and there's a reason why we still have our pensions today. some people

. >> dickerson great to see you guysee. how are you both? >> i forgot my history. you explaii forgn the june six insurrection? >> this actually, it doesn't boggles my mind because it's joe. but january 6th is liberal j christmas. the fact that he can't remembear january 6 being it is their favorite day. it me because shouns they talk about it so much that should be on the tip of his tongue. >>dbe on but again, it must no1 been worse than pearl harbor or 911 if he can't even remember when it happened. so maybe that is a feather in the cap of maga republicans. the democrats don't even know what they're so scared of anymore. >> i think he said he was at the location of what was it ever scared of.ation ofy shootis place? some. he just lives with regularitt ly to two. what was your reaction to this? i think it was a big i thractio cyto trying to shift the news cycle away from the evidence that is growing every day that the mob and the media an not exists. eny every time anything comes up, they'd start to talk about maga extremists, he starts, he does these speeches, but

[cheering] [cheering] >> i want to 174, laura dickerson.nd applauding] , this is your place. democracy during world war ii. this is where they built the liberator while the they built it when they were at our feet. today, eight years later we find ourselves here again. it's a different kind of democracy and a different kind of war we are fighting. ... recognizing social justice. [applause] the working class of this country. not the billionaire class, not the elite view, a series of people. that is what this battle is about. it is working class people from all walks of life. what we decide to do to gather that will change in shape the future of this earth and for future generations. that is the economic reality that they do not want us to recognize. icd ceos trying to justify a system where they take on the traffic and the workers only have to fight for the scraps that live paycheck to paycheck. >> they say they deserve. they have different degrees. they have different responsibilities. they have different titles. different positions. i agre

. >> meantime, tim cook was on cbs sunday morning, talked to jon dickerson about using the vision pro>> i'm using it on a regular basis. >> how do you use it? >> i watched the entire third season of "ted lasso" on the vision pro, and of course, there's some things that i have access to that other people don't have access to. >> has it been more complicated? are the puzzles that you have faced with creating it the same kinds you would face with an iphone? >> no, it's more complex. and so, it requires innovation and not only the development but also in the manufacturing. >> but is it on track? >> it is on track. >> you got to like that. >> yes. and look, i think we're going to have to get used to something that i know is -- david will make fun of me right now, but later, he'll be using it pretty much constantly. david -- i just turned you off, i turned you on, turned you off. >> that thing cost $3,500. >> so, maybe t-mobile gives it to you. >> they're not going to. >> how do you know? >> they're not going to. >> i think that you may be wrong. >> no. $3,500. they've got to reduce the pri