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we spoke with the director general of the international labor organization. that is coming up.manda: a quick check on the major averages here. we do have markets that seem to be a little bit risk off in bit risk off in appetite today. we have seen the bond market move and the yields come down once again. then you can see the broader market, s&p 500 down 12 points, less than half a percent. we are seeing energy as the big leader on the declining side, but we are definitely not seeing particular strength although interest-rate sectors remain one place we see movement b communications, health care week across the board here. aited health care seeing price target cut by morgan stanley although it remains overweight and taking the group down. speaking of taking the group down, ipo's very much in focus. we have another one in the form of palazzo on him into market and disappointing in its debut. priced at $29, this be the third worst performance of an ipo that raises $10 billion over 10 years, and that really sets the tone. we have seen other companies wondering about this market. it

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new force in global manufacturing but that's not the whole story and according to the international labor organization more than $150000000.00 children are victims of child labor around the world and india has long been among the worst offenders but over the last few years things have been changing in no small part thanks to the work of one man kailash satyarthi we met him 1st over a decade ago as he led a march around the country against child trafficking from 2007 here is lawrence lee's powerful film children for sale. my poem i see was 12 years old when she was sold by her own parents she was sent to work as a domestic help in kolkata. before it started i never understood what would happen we thought that here in the village i would get food or clothes and i thought if i went to the city i would get a better life that they would do this to us is beyond our imagination. my poor hopes it would lead to a better life and provide a vital income for our family wanted to live in these nazi. they used to get me by the hair brush my head against the wall and put my hair in the fan they had walking sticks ni

in 2011 she was selected to represent united states domestic workers at the international labor organization in geneva for the united nations convention. as the co-founder coalition and national domestic workers alliance and a local leader, she has dedicated three decades of her life to improving the lives of immigrants and workers and nurturing the leadership in the struggle for dignity and equity. she is a mother, grandmother. when she can find the spare time a songwriter who enjoys composing songs. in the face of the changing economy where the worker protections are threatened, her fight is more important than ever. i am so pleased to have this opportunity to honor you today. thank you for all that you do. now talk to us. [applause.] >> [speaking spanish]. >> thank you everyone and supervisor for this honor. i want to share my story. i never went to school. [speaking spanish]. >> it really moves me to hear you tell my story because i am a very humble person, and it really touches me. i have spent my life fighting for social justice. [speaking spanish]. >> i really want to recognize and th

that is according to the yuan agency, the international labor organization.mediate impact will be on jobs. losses are expected as workers are displaced, operations disrupted, and infrastructure damage. for businesses, they seek damage to their assets -- they see damage to their assets and deteriorating working conditions impacting productivity and worker well-being. is impact of climate change supposed to be across sectors and geographies when it comes to jobs. i want to highlight research out of the fed that focuses on retail work, as they make up 10% of u.s. employment. take a look at this chart, and you would see how inflation-adjusted retail wages have been rising since the early 2000. that analysis by the fed suggests that is likely to be disrupted. they see wild swings in retail work because the sector is so sensitive to the weather patterns. climate change does present economic opportunities. a report from the u.n. last year saying shifting to a low carbon economy globally could release $26 trillion in economic benefits. they say over the next 10 years

in global manufacturing but that's not the whole story and according to the international labor organization more than $150000000.00 children are victims of child labor around the world and india has long been among the worst offenders over the last few years things have been changing in no small part thanks to the work of one man kailash satyarthi we met him 1st over a decade ago as he led a march around the country against child trafficking from 2007 here is lawrence lee's powerful film children for sale. my poor mice he was 12 years old when she was sold by her own parents she was sent to work as a domestic help in kolkata. before it started i never understood what would happen we thought that here in the village i would get food or clothes and i thought if i went to the city i would get a better life that they would do this to us is beyond our imagination. my poor hopes it would lead to a better life and provide a vital income for our family. they used to get me by the hair brush my head against the wall and put my hair in the fan they had walking sticks nice to beat me with them. the 2

international labor organization saying that i'm a change will have a major impact on employment.a look at jobs because losses are expected as .ell operation to structure -- operation disruptor. finally, we are looking at working conditions. they deteriorate as a result of climate change. we will see reduced productivity, and that will impact worker health. the impact of jobs is expected to be felt across sectors and geographies, but it wanted to highlight some research out of the fed in the u.s. that focuses on retail workers. that make up about 10% of employment in the u.s. analysis,to the fed it is likely to be is disrupted. adapting to climate change does put them with economic opportunities. last year, the u.n. saying a decisive shift towards a low carbon economy globally could result in some $26 trillion of economic benefit over the next 10 years. they see that increasing to $65 entering theost workforce. all of this bringing higher global gdp. the key is taking that bold action to shift to a low carbon economy. that requires a buy-in of both business news -- business leader

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international recognition that i will hold this event all these campaigns especially you know talk about mistreatment of labor and other things has been dissipated now by assurances by international organizations and international rights. about is changing for the better in these various you know issues but also i think that at the current geo strategic climate if you will when it comes to the u.a.e. and saudi arabia they are quite busy with their own issues in the region. yemen or the. or now the clash between the u.a.e. and saudi arabia for them to focus on settling this of it. very much i'm sorry good to talk to you thanks for coming in. still ahead for you on the news hour i have never i have never attended and resignation. people government hong kong's later on the defensive after a leaked recording of her declaring she quit if she could. also the kurds pull back but will the new buffer zone be enough to keep them safe from turkish troops and unsporting when change their winning lineup ahead of the 4th ashes test against australia far will have that story look like. hello again it's good to have you back well across lavonne it is going to be fairly quiet over the next few days now we did

international recognition that but i will hold this event all these campaigns especially you know talk about mistreatment of labor and other things has been dissipated now by assurances by international organizations and international rights about is changing for the better in these various you know issues. but also i think that at the current geo strategic climate if you will when it comes to the u.a.e. and saudi arabia they are quite busy with their own issues in the region. yemen over the. now the clash between the u.a.e. and saudi arabia for them to focus on sabotaging this event. and if you're wondering about the shape of the logo and what it actually signifies stick around but as far as other details a little bit later in sport lots more so to come here not just here including we'll tell you why thousands of displaced syrians living in dire conditions at a remote camp i refuse to give occupation plus. in a pool of brazil's indigenous what annie's have been relegated to 8 overcrowded reserves and now president jalal sonata says that he's canceling all pending requests for more land for this country's indigenous people. however remains a tropical depression over vietnam and laos of produce hug

international recognition that but i will hold this event all these campaigns especially you know talk about mistreatment of labor and other things has been dissipated now by assurances by international organizations and international rights about is changing for the better in these various. you know issues but also i think that the current geostrategic climate if you will when it comes to the u.a.e. and saudi arabia they're quite busy with their own issues in the region. yemen or the. now the clash between. for them to focus on sabotaging this a bit of time for a short break here now to 0 when we come back i have never i have never attended a recitation. of people on kong's leader on the defensive recording of the conversations with business leaders plus. brazil's indigenous what annie's have been relegated to over crowded reserves and now president says he's canceling all requests for more land for this country's indigenous people. find out which players have made it through to the last at the u.s. open. i had other trouble with slow moving hurricane or indeed stationary hurrican as arkan dorian has been over the bahamas for more than 24 hours is that when they move you can't be exactly sure whe

. >> reporter: hansel mieth's photo essay about the international ladies' garment workers union offered a different perspective on organized labornry luce was anti-communist, very anti-communist. he sent her out to do a story that women had in the union. it looked like a summer camp. the men were out there too. the pitch we blew up was all of them in a dance line having a great time. it showed them having fun in the labor union, which is what he wanted to do. >> reporter: nina leen and the "american woman's dilemma" touched on women's choices in the postware era in 1947. >> the women's dilemma shows all of the objects that a woman who stays home, all of the things that she does. it's 100 hours worth of week. think about that. clocking in at 100 hours. all of the meals and dishes you wash. it's overwhelming to look at that photograph. >> it feels like a lot of that is the same woman's dilemma today. >> i think so. the question is do you stay home with the kids all day? do you go to work full-time? do you do a little bit of each? >> reporter: no matter the subject, readers saw the world through these photographers' eyes. it's some

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organized labor and everything. just recently in the last few years, our international union, which has to have money to operate, our dues give them funds to do things for us, and i am union, and i got on several buses, even my wife, which is a retired schoolteacher in the union, she had a hip replacement. she had breast removal, cancer, and she is somewhat disabled. she should not be on a bus trip, 20-hour bus trip, going to d.c. and a lobbying lawmakers. at that time, it was over health care. they spent $3 million in four years, and that was money out of our operating fund that should never have had to happen. host: bobby, we really appreciate your call in your perspective as a coal miner. david madland. guest: i appreciate the caller's efforts and his wife's efforts. i hope she is doing ok. you mentioned something that humans do to make democracy work, a basic theme i have been trying to talk about. to much focus is on the contributions that they make. the core of what humans do to make democracy work as they organize and encourage them to participate more in politics. organized workers are more likely to vote, t

international labor movement. the international labor organization. we have work that is being done on the united nations. catherine marino's new book that looks at a popular front, latin american and u.s. interconnections on women's rights. we have a lot of work that is being done. and more radical kinds of networks. i think of the work that judy or keisha has done. and looking at those more radical movements. that is someplace to find the voices of women. it is something we can continue to do. i want us not to be celebratory but to also acknowledge that there are transnational conservative movement in which women have an active. anti-un, these are movements in which women have been active as well as men. fascist organizations, and that should be recognized as well. some historians are doing that. jennifer mittelstadt at rutgers right now is looking at some of the women that were active in very conservative politics in the 70s and 80s and other people have done this as well. we need to do that. the most obvious example is --. we know her both prominently because of her antifeminist activism in the 1970s.