. -- and labor secretary hilda solis. >> ladies and gentlemen, please >> ladies and gentlemen, please the president of the afl-cio, richard trumka, and the honorable labor secretary, hilda solis. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, brothers and sisters, and happy labor day to you. let me ask, is there anyone out there that works for a living? [cheers and applause] >> you see, labor day is the one time of year when we stop to recognize work, work and the people who do it. now, think about it, think about what work means to our lives and to our country. think about how work connects all of us and then say thank you to everyone who works. say thank you to the bus driver who gets us to our jobs, thank you to the teachers who educate and encourage our children. [cheers and applause] >> thank you to the truck drivers who bring us our food. thank you to the nurses and doctors who look out for our health. thank you to the construction workers who build our cities. thank you to the autoworkers who made the cars and trucks that brought us here today. [cheers and applause] >> and thank you

. >>> la secretaría de trabajo, hilda solís propuso nuevas regularización que protejerían a niños campesinosel trabajo campesino invan team. >>> y el departamento del justicia dijo hoy que quiere proteger a sangre de millones de consumidores de tener que pagar más por servicios telefónicos de menor calidad, la razón que dio el entablar demanda para que at&t compre a su competidora t-mobil por 39 mil millones de dólares. at&t rechazó argumentos del gobierno y dice que va a defender la fusión. >>> con esto la primera pausa pero al regresar en minutos. somos testigos de doloroso regreso a casa de hispanos en new jersey afectados por la tormenta irene. >>> y quitan la sed pero causan obesidad el consumo de sodas o refrescos y bebidas con azúcar en estados unidos, tiene a muchos preocupados. >>> >>> la devastaciÓn el dolor del huracÁnne se extiende conormenta tropical. en 13 estadoÓn. y ademÁs, 5 dÍas desÉs de paso. aÚn hay 2 # millones de usuario de carina de nueva ectricidad. one en ibero move la guardia nacionada a ayudar a miles de residentes en inundadas. muchas incomunicadas. >>> el preside

labor secretary hilda solis tells us about the battle today with the republicans on the hill. stay with us. aking him triple double. why? this! new triple double oreo. ♪ yo stufy, come here! [ shoes squeaking ] looked better on paper. [ strike! ] looked better on paper. [ thunder rumbles ] what is the sign of a good decision? in the world of personal finance, it's massmutual. find strength and stability in a company that's owned by its policyholders. ask your advisor, or visit massmutual.com. >>> today republicans hit new heights of hypocrisy, while getting downright disrespectful to a member of the cabinet. it happened at a house committee hearing that republicans called, quote, how obama's green energy agenda is killing jobs. congressman connie mac attacked labor secretary hilda solis as she explained why jobs represented to hybrid vehicles are classified as green. >> we have to get at whether or not the information that you're giving us is accurate. >> it is accurate. >> no. driving a bus, just because it's hybrid doesn't make it a green job job. >> would you rather have th

. >> her mother hilda was heading west on flight 93.asn't coming to simply visit her daughter in danville. she was moving in with her. it was showsed to do be the start of a new chapter in both their lives. >> coming back at us. >> a chapter that are ten years later still feels unfinished and likely always will. >> we are here to honor those whose courage made history and is going to inspire generations of americans to come. >> my mother hilda marcin. >> but for o'hare and so many flight 93 families this weekend and this memorial have given them as close to an ending as they will likely ever get. >> not that it's over it will never be over for us but there's some point where you have to say, you just move forward. forward. >> carol o'hare was on the committee that picked the design for the memorial. she likes the simplicity of it. but the most important thing to her was that it preserve and protect the site of the crash, sacred ground. it does that. but much, much more. not just preserving a place, but a piece of american history and a

your secretary of labor hilda solis in the house.e joined by so many other friends. i want to acknowledge first of all two of the finest senators in the country. carl levin and debbie stab gnaw in the house. outstanding members of the congressional delegation john conners, sandy levin, gary peters and hanson clark. the president of the metropolitan detroit central labor council our host, sandra williams. afl-cio president rich trumka. president of the michigan afl-cio, mark gaffeny. and some proud sons and daughters of michigan representing working people here and across the country. sciu president mary kay henry. teamster president jimmy hoffa. utility workers president mike langford. we are proud of them and we're proud of your congressional delegation who are working every single day with your state and local elected officials to create jobs and economic growth and prosperity here in michigan and all across the country. i am honored. we are honored to spend this day with you and your families. the working men and women of america.

where they hide shallow waters of the best place for a toss come to it with a great stroke of luck hilda has found a tusk of the oppressive size. of a program for this one is easy to carry it anyways above thirty kilograms. of. rain has brought work at the burial sites to an abrupt halt life in the calm has come to a standstill. cultures that so much are going to huge decision by the defense in the absence of a peace process the palestinians will ask the united nations to upgrade their current observer status so that a full member state. colin . when there was a lot of sunshine in chicago the grass and follows close stronger with each passing day. in the icy nisha with the bison being found melted away mummified animal was instantly moved into an ice house. and we were about to enter a unique place it's a gift to people from the northern climates permafrost makes it possible to store food. it's a remarkable place there's nothing special about this small ice house but it is unique nonetheless you know we're going to see something even more exciting in science. the corridor ansel's the ice

we buy products made overseas all the time for instance our secretary of labor hilda solis is klar was not mean the united states secretary who so you have these types of things happening we have to have a very strict procurement policy you have to have a certain degree of tariffs and have a certain degree of incentives to really help these industries get off the ground so you would you would advocate for imposing terror but it's just not that rational everywhere we migrate and yet we didn't pass a climate change bill so we have no real incentives for companies to switch over to solar power or do these kind of things whereas in china they're moving at light speed they see the future all the companies they're switching over you know as opposed to here we're kind of moving at this breakneck speed and we're debating building a pipeline to bring in more oil from canada right so why do you think that this is not largest us by politicians or heard on the mainstream media more prevalently well part of it is a boring story it's the story that's been happening for thirty years which is that it'

. >>> with the renewed focus on jobs, we're joined live from washington by secretary of labor, hilda solis. we appreciate your time this labor day morning. i want to begin with that jobs report, no new jobs added in august. unemployment steady at 9.1%. some 14 million americans out of work. grist for the mill of the candidates of late. what responsibility ultimately does this administration bear? >> we're very concerned about creating jobs and the president will talk about that on thursday. i'm very excited to hear about the bold plans that he's going to be pushing out. some that have been supported by both republican and democrat. it's about helping provide a safety net for people who are still looking for work, 14 million, and also providing tax breaks for businesses and working-class families. and also infrastructure investments. >> what has to happen to jump-start a recovery right now? >> we need to focus on this like a laser beam right away. that is why the president is giving this address on thursday. to bring all parties together and the american public and after that, he's go

ross liles. [ bell tolls ] hilda marsene. [ bell tolls ] waleska martinez. [ bell tolls ] nicole carolky, ii. [ bell tolls ] donald arthur peterson. [ bell tolls ] gene hodeley peterson. [ bell tolls ] mark david rothenberg. [ bell tolls ] christine ann snider. [ bell tolls ] john talagmani. [ bell it wills ] honor elizabeth wanio. [ bell tolls ] deborah jacobs welsch. [ bell tolls ] ♪ [ bag type ♪ [ bagpipes playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> vice president biden, president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar, speaker boehner, friends, families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and the crew of flight 93 with your presence. ten years ago, we first came to this hallowed ground. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and at a time when we least expected the potential for such evil in the world. today, with the dedication of the flight 93 national memorial, we are assured that the enduring legacy of our loved ones

[bell ringing] >> hilda marcin. [bell ringing] >> waleska martinez.ller. [bell ringing] >> louis jnacke, ii. [bell ringing] >> donned arthur peterson. [bell ringing] >> jean hoadley peterson. [bell ringing] >> mark david rothenberg. [bell ringing] >> christine ann snyder. [bell ringing] >> john talignani. [bell ringing] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell ringing] >> debra jacobs welsh. [bell ringing] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of ♪ >> vice-president biden, president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar, speaker boehner, friends, families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication, thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 with your presence. ten years ago, we first came to this hallowed ground. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and in a time when we least expected the potential for such evil in the world. today, with the dedication of the flight 93 national memorial, we are assured that the enduring legacy of

i think a big factor, for instance, hilda. she had two daughters.e probably, you know, closed ranks and said we're going to get through this as a family with as much dignity as we can rather than talk to the press, make a dramatic exit. you notice she got very quiet and dignified. i saw her at an event and she was so beautifully dignified and i think she did that for her kids. >> but if you do that, your hair will change. >> hearing you saying it be your hair currently in slightly alarming condition. >> it's merely an observance. if you get some action -- >> your character is apparently based on rahm emanuel, the former white house chief of staff of barack obama. and the link is that it's -- it's a horrible, evil little axis. your character is wonderful in this show. do you think he's inherently an evil person? >> no, not at all. because he's got -- >> wouldn't he do anything for political gain? >> yes, but he's still got a chink in his armor. >> does he have a memorial compass? >> yes, it's just slanted a little further. >> also this season, parker

. >>> one of google's top bosses defend his company on capitol hilda. >> we don't trap our users.f you don't like the answer google search provides you can switch to another engine with literally one click. >> lawmakers questioned executive chairman eric schmidt about whether google search ranks harm its competitors by favoring its own services. representatives from pay area companies told the judiciary subcommittee on anti-trust that google is blocking them out. they process 2 of every 3 searches in the u. s. schmidt asked to ensure the investigation of google is fair and focused. >>> stocks fell sharply after the federal reserve suggested a full economic recovery is likely years away. the dow industrials plunged 283 points. the nasdaq dropped 52. those are losses of more than 2%. >>> there's a lot of fog moving inland. >>> though bounded into the arms of family. what's next for two americans freed by iran and what it took to get them released. >>> at 10:30 frustration . >>> it was a moment they have been waiting for after more than 2 years in custody in iran shane bauer and josh

. >>> one of google's top bosses defend his company on capitol hilda. >> we don't trap our users. if you don't like the answer google search provides you can switch to another engine with literally one click. >> lawmakers questioned executive chairman eric schmidt about whether google search ranks harm its competitors by favoring its own services. representatives from pay area companies told the judiciary subcommittee on anti-trust that google is blocking them out. they process 2 of every 3 searches in the u. s. schmidt asked to ensure the investigation of google is fair and focused. >>> stocks fell sharply after the federal reserve suggested a full economic recovery is likely years away. the dow industrials plunged 283 points. the nasdaq dropped 52. those are losses of more than 2%. >>> there's a lot of fog moving inland. >>> though bounded into the arms of family. what's next for two americans freed by iran and what it took to get them released. >>> at 10:30 frustration today with the changing pace of facebook. what's behind it and more changes tomorrow. . >>> it was a moment th

. >> labor secretary hilda solis talked about job creation. president obama plans to unveil his new jobs plan next week, which includes a package to fix roads and bridges. this is hosted by the national press club in washington, d.c. it runs about one hour. >> members of the public are in attendance. if you hear applause, it is not necessarily evidence that the journalism members have checked their impartiality at the door. jennifer is a member of our speakers committee. she did an excellent job bringing today's events together. america is facing the worst jobs crisis since the great depression. the unemployment rate stands at 9.1%. the real unemployment rate is over 16%. as the unemployed 30% have been out of work more than one year. there are 58% of american adults in the work force. labor day is right around the corner. our guest since down as the landscape continues to change. lack of useful skills for new jobs is creating a larger pool of qualified workers. the public image for unions is said to be at an all-time low. americans believe un

if i sign up because i can get all the same protections that american workers get right now under hilda solice's plan so why bother? >> that isn't to say those workers doesn't deserve protection but you check the labor department's own web site and it says it has laws that hire only legal workers. it's strange to bend over backwards as critics say to help them stay here illegally. >> let's talk about the same secretary solice because she has purchased a new car, a very, very popular car in this country right now and, of course, one of the reasons as the leader of the country to buy an american car is put out a good message that you are supporting things that are built here in america. the only problem is that this particular car is built at two canadian plants and now they're having to answer questions -- having to answer questions about that. here's the secretary. >> i thought what better example could i set if i encouraged my staff to go and purchase and seek how we would acquire a vehicle that would, for me, send a signal that we're for supporting our american workers, american made

hilda s soliz, this is about the president's plan. she went onto say this on national tv. on board and he is going to make that explanation yes clear on thursday night. she also wanted to say i'm excited about it, the things he is talking about are some things that have been supported in the past by republicans and democrats, such as infrastructure investment. providing assistance to dislocated workers. people who are out of work who have been out of work for six months or longer. bob kusack manager of the hill gives us incite. what do you anticipate coming from republicans in reacting to the president. >> they are going to be on the attack. president obama has been on the defensive on stimulus, on healthcare. now he wants to playoff fence. it's going to be a complicated game. we have congress coming back, we have mitt romney delivering a big speech on the economy tomorrow. we have a presidential debate this week. a lot on the plate. president obama wants to put republican republicans on the defense of saying, hey i'm for a payroll tax, i'm for infrastructure pending which

your secretary of labor, hilda solese in the house.ined by so many other friends. i want to acknowledge two of the finest senators in the country, carl levin and debby statten are in the house. outstanding members of the congressional delegation, john dingam, and john conners, and sandy levin and gary peters and hanson clark. the president of the metropolitan of detroit central labor counsel, and our host, shawn draw williams. and afl-cio president, rich trumka. and mark gaffney. and some proud sons and daughters of michigan representing working people here and across the country, and sui president, mary kenny, and teamsters president, mr. hoffa, and bob king. utility workers president, mike langford. we are proud of them and we're proud of your congressional delegation who are working every single day with your state and local elected officials to create jobs and economic growth and prosperity here in michigan. i am honored. we are honored to spend this day with you and your families. the working men and women of america, this day bel

labor secretary hilda solis and i'll have a question on the other side. >> forget the childish play and politics. let's put people back to work and do some of the things that we know have paid off. extension of the payroll tax. infrastructure dollars that will put construction and people in the trades and industry back to work. also, help to extend support for those long-term unemployed. >> even she called it childish play. let me rattle this off again, rick. extending payroll tax x money for infrastructure, help for people out of work for a long time. we've heard this before, multiple times. the white house is tight-lipped about what specifically the president will outline next thursday night. some on the left want him to go big in terms of the policies, changes, et cetera to help get jobs created. can you give me examples of how big he could go? >> it sounds like he's going to propose something that would be called an infrastructure bank, which would be a combination of public and private money. the government doesn't have to spend all that much money. we're probably -- we could hear

this exchange you're about to see between representative connie mack and labor secretary hilda solisd be count ad green job versus somebody driving a diesel bus illustrates the conflict we've seen today. >> hear is the problem that people are having, and i'm having. how can you call this a green job, so if you sit in a chair, if i'm sitting in a chair that was made out of green material does that make my job green? >> he is industry -- >> he is driving a bus and too count it as a green job, you know, we've heard on the committee from both sides, we want to be able to make some determinations here. >> reporter: chairman issa told the panel that the administration's green jobs numbers are grossly inflated. he sarcastically remarks if his staff installs led lights instead of incandescent once they become green staffers. back to you. jenna: doug mckelway in d.c. thank you. jon: in los angeles some firefighters are in hot water. did they make a porn movie on the job? more on those allegations just ahead. also rick folbaum is standing by at the breaking news desk. we'll be right back. jon:

please welcome our warrior and friend, the secretary of labor, hilda solis. [applause] >> thank you. all right, how is everybody? is labor in the house? [applause] happy labor day, detroit. [applause] it is great to be back in the motor city and especially with my good friend, r,ich trumpka and all of our union leaders and a former congressional colleagues also here. give them all round of applause, please. [applause] and of course, it is so exciting to be here with you in detroit. the auto industry is roaring back in [applause] president obama is in the house. [applause] are you fired up? [applause] fired up? [applause] fired up? ready to go? [applause] i know i am. the president could have chosen any city in america to spend a labor day but he wanted to be here with you all. [applause] a beautiful city that gave birth to the american middle-class, a city that is full of talent, a seller -- a city that never gives up has, as we say in my language, - the power to say yes recanted yes we can. detroit is proof is that when america innovates and when america bui

[bell tolling] >> my mother, hilda.ved sister, and flight attendant. [bell tolling] >> i have been asked to read. i will attempt to read my part. i will ask when a pause that you reply "we all remember them." if i do not look up, it will be a lot better. in the rising of the sun and in it's going down, we will remember them. in the blowing of the wind and in the chill of winter, and we remember them. in the opening of buds and in the rebirth of spring, we remember them. in the blueness of the sky and in the warmth of summer, we remember them. in the rustling of leaves and in the beauty of autumn, we remember them. in the beginning of the year, and when it ends, we remember them. when we are weary and in need of strength, we remember them. when we're lost and sick at heart, we remember them. joys to share, weo remember them. as long as we live, they will live. they are now part of us as we remember them. [applause] ♪ obeautiful for spacious skies for purple mountains'majesty above the fruited plains america, america god

greene linda gronlund richard guadagno leroy homer toshiya kuge ceecee lyles hilda marcin waleska martinez. nacke donald arthur peterson jean hoadley peterson mark rothenberg christine snyder john talignani honor elizabeth wainio deborah jacobs welsh. [bagpipes] [applause] >> vice-president biden president bush, president clinton, secretary salazar speaker boehner -- friends families, and all those that chose to take time today to share in the bittersweet celebration of this memorial dedication. thank you for honoring the memory of the passengers and crew of united flight 93 with your presence. 10 years ago we first came to this hallowed grounds. we were devastated. nearly broken. our lives had changed in an instant and at a time when we least expected the potential of such evil in the world. today, with the dedication of the flight 93 national memorial, we are assured that the enduring legacy of our loved ones and their collective actions on of timber 11th, 2001, will be -- september 11, 2001, will be preserved, providing comfort, inspiration and education for future generations. it has b

this week honoring held hilda solis and ken salazar with this conference, to phenomenal role models. you also have a fellows program. we have three fellows right now that are building the skills and public service because of the work they are doing. so i think first of all we have to recognize that they have been a leader in this area. but, to go beyond that, to the broad level, the president's speech last week, he recognizes first we have to stop the bleeding in so many of our schools around the country. the american job act funds to hundred 80,000 tuitions. we can't educate our kids if we are losing teachers in the hundreds of thousands like we've been doing over the last year. [applause] peace fought to extend pell grants to make sure we can have pell grants for devin and debt forgiven if you serve as a teacher for civil if you go back into serving our kids in schools and the early years are an absolutely critical to the race to the top and so many other areas have been critical from the president's perspective but we also have to connect people to jobs. right now in the hispanic

department of labor secretary hilda solis said this morning on the "today" show the president's new proposals. >> the things that he's talking about are some things that have been supported in the past by republicans and democrats, infrastructure investment, helping to provide assistance to those dislocated workers, people who are out of work, who have been out of work for more than six months or longer. and also providing tax breaks for middle class people, payroll tax and for businesses. >> jason lovelace is the area vice president of careerbuilder.com and joins me now to talk more about this. jason, good morning. what kinds of things would you like to see coming out of washington and what do you think is really the kick-start that's going to get people hired? >> well, i think the first thing is any time washington is talking about jobs, that's a big deal. right? it will be interesting to see what type of incentives and programs the president lays out for the country. but overall when you look at the job market, albeit the unemployment rate is 9.1%, still people with four-year degrees or fi

this week you're honoring hilda solis and ken salazar with this conference, two phenomenal role modelsve a fellows program. we have three fellows at hud right now that are building the skills in public service because the work that chci is doing. first we have to recognize chci has been a leader in this area but to go beyond that, to a broader level, the president's speech last week, he recognizes first and foremost we have to stop the bleeding in some of our schools around the country. the american jobs act would fund 280,000 teaching positions. we can't educate our kids if we're losing teachers in the hundreds of thousands like we've been doing over the last year. [applause] we have to fund that investment. he is also fought to expand pell grants, to make sure that you can have your pell grants forgiven and your debt forgiven if you serve as a teacher for example. if you go back into serving our kids in schools. but we also have to do more, i agree, that the early years are absolutely critical. the race to the stop and so many other areas have been critical from the president's persp

this week, you are honoring hilda solis and ken salazar with this conference.henomenal role models. you also have a fellows program. we have three fellows at hud right now that are building skills and public service because of the work that chci is doing. we have to recognize that they have been a leader in this area. to go beyond that, the president's speech last week. he recognizes first and foremost, we have to stop the bleeding in so many of our schools. the american jobs act would fund 2800 teachers. we have to fund a bad investment. -- that investment. he has fought to expand health grants. make sure that you can have those debts forgiven, if you serve as a teacher, for example, if you teach in schools. but we also have to do more -- i agree that the early years are critical. but which also have to connect young people to jobs. right now, in the hispanic community, we have an almost 20% youth unemployment rate. completely unacceptable. what we have to do is build community colleges. last week, as part of the american jobs act, community college benefits w