you're also seeing more contributions to 401(k)s, a signing bonus.the general motors deal in particular, they're adding two plants to this agreement. >> that was so interesting to me. >> yeah. so these folks were not included in this original contract, but they're adding now general motors adding two additional plants to this contract, raising everyone's wages. and also adding a bigger sort of robust set of members to this contract. >> these strikers for six weeks took big pay cuts. they got paid a bit out of the fund, but not full pay. when will they get back pay and raises? >> once the contracts are ratified, all up to the rank and file members that you see right there they are the ones that have to vote. they'll get the back pay for this contract. in the meantime, they have been getting 500 dollars a week in strike pay for a lot of those folks that hasn't been enough. but we know a lot of the workers at ford and stellantis already back on the job. in a couple days we'll see general motors folks get back into the plant and get back to work. >> ther

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countries democratically elected leader in july of last thing is the head of this a hill program at the a k s foundation. he says he's confident about jerry's ability taxes mediator and he's the political uncertainty. a good idea has a decent chance to work out a solution. they're much more credible than the west african brought e cause because they're not close to farms. and as you're as accident, tyson didn't use an address to the current government, all parts of society to invested lights solves on unable to. so they are really keen on is that something is the ability india against the military intervention so that they have it. and probably, you know, be received well by the german government who knows that at some point they have to strike a deal. they call us made the mistake of really raising the stakes. by strengthening from day one minutes, our reaction was all being able to pack it. off is any, any thoughts on the ground and that only, you know, worse than to move on the ground, people are running behind to join time to lead, to adapt off, so cetera. and so they bring a fresh payoff

because the majority in the event d, c, k. s is 2nd party. we are at the very early stage at development with jobs for exit polls the population. so we need to wait a bit to say, who is going to be able to form a government in poland. now alexandra is more of us, key does say hold on to office. does that mean that we can expect poland to move for there to the right in terms of its policies, the well, the opposition members, the critics of the government. they say that this is likely to happen, and that the ruling law and justice parties, which continue with democratic big sliding woods the other i is the lead colon from its partners in the european union. and we saw it during the election campaign that the law and justice party was exploiting into you sentiments in the country and to that is why it's critics be or that in a search term in the office. they would cement all the changes that they have been already introducing to the police politic costs and do the shirts system. they've been trying to bring the judiciary system under. they contr

it was not at all so clear costs in a situation with israel uses compet bombing decree is on its i k s network that the european union is in full solidarity with these rules. this is difficult to explain, and it seems to me that they should be assessed primarily by the palestinians and residents of arab states also to foster the double sentence are all of us the way assembling the show. a guardian, the store we saved from the very beginning that without a fast settlement. first of all of the palestinian problems based on the decision of the un security council on the basis of well known resolutions, it will not be possible to achieve adjusted long peace in the middle east. stay full. we've always criticized us attempts to impose economic based on the countries of the region without solving the palestinian problem. it was obvious that this structure is very shaky and benefits. first of all, israel, while the palestinians get nothing from it will go. this old contradicts the our peace initiative. as far as i understand, in my opinion, after this crisis that we now witnessing, which is st

slowing according to the retirement systems, the us received a c plus based on social security and 401(k)se economist we just spoke to start early evidence that some consumers especially those earning $100 a year or more are starting to pull back on spending. i want to say one thing to you that you will agree with me, you can't expect consumers to make the rational choice. of clouds are on the horizon, a lot of consumers keep spending. stuart: that is how the human being works. you agree with that? >> i do. consumers don't have anything left to spend, credit card rates, 40 years and under doubled since the fed started raising rates. we see higher interest rates, people getting behind credit card payments, this is not a recipe for long-term economic growth, it's not sustainable. you can't spend money thinking if there's a check in the checkbook there's money in the account. the consumer is going to face that but take the rain down. we have a way of through the rest of the economy. stuart: the summer of love 1967. >> i was putting on my knit booties. stuart: let's get serious and tease what

it also increases benefits like contributions to 401(k)'s and layoff prttion.eans no job losses due to the ev battery plants. that was a serious concern of the union. losing jobs as the nation moves to electric vehicles. you are seeing the strikers continue to be on the picket line, going into the third week. the offer also includes a reference to new product commitments. the devil could be in the details. the ceo recently citicized the uaw as wanting to determine the way it runs battery plants before they have even been built. again, that is a sticking issue for a lot of these companies. ford said it remai to th -- open to the possibility of future ev plants. last week, we saw the issue of forward putting the construction of its michigan battery plant on hold. that drew fire from the union. there's been a lot of tensions. ford is hopeful in a lot of the language think that this breaks through the tensions, to quote, ford said this latest salary proposal would put them among the top 20% of u.s. jobs" hourly and salary. shery: where do we go from here? >> is goi

through etfs, managed accounts or those who are simply participants in pension programs, iras, 401(k)sryone understands building for future whether educating your children, buying a home, if you -- funding retirement you must be a participant in the equities market and thankfully maria they -- based on your efforts to educate american people we now have the best capital markets the best investor participation, in the world. and, again, you know sitting next to you, is a dear friend bob nardelli you know we still have chrysler because of the great work that bob nardelli did in are reforming that company i think we owe him a debt of gratitude. >> we sure do. >> let me say an honor to be on set today with you 30 years dike my dear friend, i remember vividly ground zero working with you getting corporations to buy stock back that day we wouldn't be where we were today if it weren't for both you have god bless you both god bless you dick. >> thank you you are the best maria, 30 more years. >> warms my heart to talk with you today thank you good to see you, dike grass ooh thank you so much 2

lines of chronic at and when they can't do that because of the rates, they've gone and rated their 401(k)sthey took an emergency loan out of it. i've been confounded by the fact they been able to control but not as much, cfos, costco, kroger have come out saying they are seeing the consumer go down the chain and spending less. they revise their numbers down and that's to groceries, that's a warning sign but now, it is down to this. if you are saving out there and trying to buy a house but the mortgage is going to be 8% you get eaten alive by 20% inflation and most of the things you use and eat every day lose there are a lot of folks i think are saying you only live once, i can't take it anymore, i will never be able to buy a house, can't say with inflation rates the way they are, i will just live my life. i think that is where we are with the consumer. stuart: almost a cry of despair. i will live my life, everything is against me and there's a political angle to that, you don't vote for a president who has done that to you. out of time, see you again soon. lauren is back looking at the mov

presumably, this is because the millennials got the religion sooner on putting money into 401(k)'s andts on houses as frequently. >> it's reassuring. i've not always been a big believer in the doomer story, but you hope anyone who's not doing this gets the hope they can catch up. >>> "the wall street journal" reports netflix is planning to hike rates once the hollywood actors strike ends. no word on how much or when it would take effect. wa wa warner brothers discovery already raised prices. >>> the content companies need the money to pay for the content. >> and maybe netflix has enough content for pricing power. >>> the federal reserve board is launching instagram and thread accounts. i've been waiting for this one. i can't tell you how excited i am. the goal is to make its informational and educational content more accessible. the first post is a welcome video from fed chair jerome powell who will also demonstrate his shuffle dance moves. >> yeah, you know, guess they have to have a social media presence. i really don't know what. >> good for him. >> infographics. >> go get them, jer

those temp are going to get a raise there is more money for retirees, there is more money in 401(k)s. touch health care. they may not have gotten their health care like a lot of us do, on their application people get an 11% wage increase right off the bat. with inflation being as troublesome as it is here in the u.s. that is important for people because that is something you hear on the picket lines here in detroit all over the place. shery: we will have to leave it there bloomberg auto reporter there with the latest on the uaw ford tentative deal. we have breaking news at the moment. we are hearing from reuters the president biden is expected to speak with china's foreign minister who is of course visiting the u.s.. the conversation is expected to take place on friday according to reuters. we know that the foreign minister has been in washington and will be here from thursday through saturday. he is going to meet with sec. antony blinken not to mention the national security advisor jake sullivan as well. this could be a potential prelude to a meeting next month between president bide

k u. s. and you nation armed aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and there's thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor. the usa has argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form, a foreign and security minister, professor slower ben? i mean, he's now vice president of the delay, the international center of abuse. thank you so much. per visit by me for coming on . i've got the book here, profits without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full, i am fully aware of. uh, th

kevin is talking about i think we seenization completed credit cards up, hardship withdrawals on 401(k)sle spent money in reserve the question whether enough increase in wages to maintain growth over the past quarter over the past month i am not sure that wage growth is going to be sufficient to maintain this, i think we may be heading towards more economic trouble than mike might otherwise be expected >> all the strikes going on, the segments happening maybe wages tick a cue from that john lonski jump in here. >> that would not be good if we find out that wages move higher, you know in conjunction, with recent labor agreements, i think we have uaw came forth with agreement with ford calling for 5% average annual increase, over next five years, that is well above recent year-over-year increases by average hourly earnings just before 4%, that being said i want to point out one thing about this report, and that is, yeah, we had a 7/10 of a percent monthly increase by consumer spending. but that monthly increase by consumer spending was far above, the 3/10 of a percent increase by disposabl

they had 401(k)s, they never really thought they could do, but they all said they loved the journey part that, hey, that's just a simple part of the game? by the way, people who have been with me for a long time want to buy on weakness, not sell. >> absolutely. you've been an athlete, i was an athlete, we're both old now -- [laughter] but the reality is you know if you a competitor, you're -- you're a competitor, you're opponent is going to score. it doesn't mean you lose the game. and with investing you're going to have some ups and some losses. the reality is don't make knee-jerk reactions. don't do something to respond. whenever we rely on emotions ask and feelings, it can lead us the wrong way. we have to work with a professional that can guide us to help us understand the landscape, the timing, but more importantly, understanding our goals. what do we want, when do we want it and when do we expect to arrive in and that's one of the things we work with people with. charles: right. it's interesting too, i like the idea of knowing your goals because i think what happens, people will bu

so r s. k, he's dropped his democratic primary bid and because he's now running as an independent, what are your thoughts? well, you know, it's historic moment to bring attention to the fact that we need a 3rd party. mm hm. so there's that, of course, there's his name, he's, you know, one of the most famous political families in the world. and he has been saying the right things that people want to hear that are feeling politically homeless right now. he wants to end all the a going to pray. he wants the a big farmer to be called out. he wants you know, a lot. so his platform is, is really appealing to those on the right in the left that feel like they've been abandoned by their party. so he's calling using buzz words like the unit party getting away from the unit party, calling out corruption. and also dealing with free speech and calling out the intelligence community. and, you know, he's been very outspoken about the assassination of his uncle, john kennedy and wanting to release the final r

called war a better, and we know what that brought us millions of casualties in iraq and afghanistan, a k s and the deputies federal. busy zation between the west and the rest, the world ending up 20 years later with the united states. and it's your wisdom hauled eyes pulling away human entity from us. kind of stand between web for nothing. i mean, we just have this huge capacity for our hands. and we don't seem to learn from the susie, this is how may i ask, who's not prizes, how much is a non take, the movement of that does use a 2nd uh, i know pennsaid for the message including federalism. but it's clearly the nationalist movement that wants to justice and liberty within its own home that it's not going out and i need to national violence, spiritual violence. so in that sense, there is a solution. i'm like, i've got the nicest, where there is no solution here. there's a clear cut solution which would be an international community. i've been talking about for the past 75 years for the hot street to 5 years and they don't have united nations resolutions about this. it's about. is there any

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k. u. s. and you, nation on aerial bombardment of the besieged cause a strip of genocide for weeks now. and this thousands of children have been slaughtered. israel's principal sponsor the usa as argued against the seas for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense and use coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most. joining me from grenada in spain is us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form of foreign and security minister preventive shlomo? been, i mean, he's now vice president of the july, the international incentive of peace. thank you so much professor ben, i me for coming on. i've got the book. yeah. prophets without honors. came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a, a, a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened, if you were still for an insecurity, minnes service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full. i am fully aw

k is considered a terrorist group by the you and the u. s. and dw correspondent dorian jones joins me now from his dental dory. and what else do we know now? this was a p k, k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties. we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k, pick a case, a members always who is in multiple brigade carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p k. k, this uniquely, she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out, the suicide attack only theory ministry, according to interior ministry officials, a seconds of silence, who engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives. now this is the, the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k with the use last year and assemble 6 people were killed in the tank on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody's militants. and then the policy kind of community groups have targeted state buildings. please. a headquarters a variety of targets. so this is part of that modus operandi, and

use the syrian democratic forces as an offshoot of the could, has done work as policy own pace k, k u. s. president joe biden has approved the construction of a new section of portable in southern texas. the now it's been comes as us secretary of state and to me blinking and on the top of visuals, visit to mexico city to discuss security issues. the mexican president has criticized the approval of the portable as a step backwards. speaking during a press briefing in the eiffel office, president bonham was asked whether his position on portables had changed order while the board when he was appropriated from the board of all, i tried to get some degree appropriate to retract that money. they didn't, they would, and in the meantime, there's nothing under the law of them. they have to use the money for what it was from. i can stop. you know, we have correspondence covering both sides of the story of the us mexico border in a moment. will go to john home in, in mexico city, but 1st let's close to our white house correspondent, kimberly help it in washington, d. c. hello, the kimberly. tell u

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k. u s. back to is really government successive ones. i have to send 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence that's through on that on size 1000, throw blue 500 prisoners now. and is there any is including no less than $200.00 children? and many of these children, like are the other $1260.00, by the studios on the mistook of detention, which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped. which means that there are lawyers don't know why they are in jail and to kind of defend to this is doesn't go into administrative detention. that is there is using, i guess, by the student people. and by the way, here that's was one of the reasons why, how most conducted the attack, because there were more of antennae is they've been trying to negotiate. uh, presidents exchange store that understand them. but it's not necessarily during the summer for me, i have been there for 44 years and wouldn't be released. and those that i know don't listen. i'm out of the immedi

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of the military officers will not be promoted if he or she is not families and that coal iron nikki s. k virus. c virus means if you are being kitchen, krench in other economics and christians, mostly in all other religions, you a virus infected person and will stay long in big society. the way to test of democracy is whether the government treats is minorities, be close to the majority. people might have a question also see, and our fellows of protecting the brutality sometime ago, even as the international state. and why the military wants to cool. it is clear some of the expect that to s i c, a rose to elect to rio process, but us to be filled in both 20152020 election. and of course, they are not happy with it. there are places in the world where the military is so powerful, it just doesn't seem to be willing to allow a democratic political system the i fact democracy stems from the innate desire of human beings for dignity, for respect, that comes with freedom. and you can have freedom without democracy in the absence of that, what is to protect you from a knock on the door in the m

k. u. s. and you nation on aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and this thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor, the usa as argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is rails form a foreign and security minister. preventive shlomo? been, i mean he's now vice president of the july, the international sense of a peace. thank you so much professor, by me for coming on. i go the book and prophets without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a, uh, a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he said this was the case. but the thing is that i am so i am fully aware of the reason is because a brill task failure and the condition was sore, no idea now i must have meant to do my bu

s. u. k. tech support. watching dw news is a quick reminder. our top story is with us secretary of state entity blinking us, told israel's province so that the united states stands with israel as it reels from home, off the internet with families of victims and committed small military and financial systems. that's it from me and the news team for now, i'll have an update for you. of course, at the top of the fence, the, the, the israel, most of the tax on the country have shaken to d. w and use provides extended coverage analysis, background stories to people in the region. the experts record from the seeing the extended coverage on dw news next, on d w. the vision now understand can have a think like the by just presenting. do you have any news on instagram and the no follow up to the kentucky is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was good, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the ad one has history into exile to news, the police would search my ho

k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties, we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k p k. say members office who is a multiple per gave carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p. k. k, this uniquely she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out to suicide attack only theory ministry. according to a terry ministry officials, a seconds of silence to engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives out. this is the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k with the use last year and it's tumble 6 people were killed in the attack on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody's militants. and in the policy kind of some of the 2 groups have targeted state buildings, please headquarters a variety of targets. so this is part of that modus operandi. and this will be seen as a major victory for the by the code, the separate these group because they see the, the case carrying attack oh, increase the 1st set of being carried out since 2016. so will be seen. that's a major victory for

like that i get the i the full i s. k. i used to have a job as a municipal worker that i can, but more for 13 years i worked here in moser, then i s came in our entire situation, deteriorate to drastically, you know, or the normal work that eventually we were liberated. thank god she, how about i kept on asking the authorities about a job that i did, but nothing came of it, but i've done my due. i don't have any connections except to god my other. if i were well connected, i'd have a job that you might get my colleagues who were able to pull some strings, got stable employment, but i didn't. when i s came, they beat me and entered my spine. so i'm not really able to work of another goes to the most and it should be unfortunately, i'm actually was destroyed in the battle campaign waged by i asked on the city lost its infrastructure, its scientific centers, its schools and laboratories, its health care facilities, electricity supply, every standing equipment i left when everything connected to the infrastructure and people's

even some of the k-9's are successful in how they differentiate friend from foe.ant to use that whole government approach. israel is here to stay. as far as he invasion in gaza and what we see long term, i would be surprised if they don't categorically change the likes of predating 2005. from both current and former members, they are looking at this as a long mission. they hope to do it swiftly with minimal consequences. likely this will be a long-term presence we have on the ground there. >> you have hezbollah in the north. what is the status of that? the opportunity of this to really spread. >> we noticed recently. calling to discuss how it may be responded by other measures. from an international policy perspective i know i spent quite a bit of time in the trump administration, we are going to see quite possibly a much larger scenario where diplomacy as well as strength will have to play in to deter other nations doctors from essentially adding thereto sets into this conflict. what we want to do a support israel with all the resources necessary and keep our avi

now, we are doing it a lot more like the 401(k)s the fear that is the success of congress and the executive branch working together over the years. i wanted to put that positive spin into things, which then comes back to this uncomfortable reality it is hard to cut the defense defense budget when you have spent 50 years building up a compensation system, even though it has cracks and strength, and shortfalls, has worked pretty good for the good of the country. i like the way you framed it as usual. you are brilliant, even on fields that are your first order of business. the way i would put it, yeah, more strikes me as being like the past that as being futuristic. there are good debates about this now. some of my good friends and favorite scholars in the field have recently written about this. stephen dental wrote an excellent article in foreign affairs about what a lot of this war still looks like world war i. fred hagan just wrote an article about how stick with ukrainians, they may still achieve a major new weaponry they had should get in the future. i lean toward the interpretation to th

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grandparent, and the going to hang on we all to one to prevent that the entire region slumber into k u. s. and this is why yesterday i traveled to jordan, this is why i'm going to continue traveling to live in on guns class. and this is why i'm very clear in my messages in these locations, his boss must not pulling the lab and not into this conflict. like so many others i'd like to emphasize here. i warn you, ron, i one g, g i. felicia, as in delta you ron and jim in to join the band wagon of tara and want to quote you to the fight in spite of the night and speak of the terror and suffering. in spite of these and speak of the change in guns and, and in the email system is that you notice across the entire region, what am allowed. so, perceiving is a small spark of hope. although a very small one young people, i would hate to mention almost every body, steve. yeah. in terms of lessons and children, is that i talked to in the region that i met in the region of these days. they all have the same wish. and it's the wish to live in peace and security and fun came out on inside the wish of chil

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