suppose at some point i was make and then the depend trying to save the deposit of course it's labor council is that in the under fire in a lot of media at the moment. in germany call when it has a handle on labor policy council is up and down the country responsible for social cleansing i think what is really difficult is that the conservatives have created this perfect storm our was new when i was a count about that this was what they were different they were devolved i'm more and more responsibility to councils and at the same time not in government. grants because you know as well as i do councils only have three ways really of raising revenue and that is through council tax business rates and through government grants if it percent of buff you know of the government grant the taking away and clearly it's going to have an impact on serves that extend in the right to buy a housing association event having the right to buy on social home is really really difficult for something very cool been said brennan says questions but then of course the extreme left as it is as it should be they crit

and i suppose that's a point i was make and the depend trying to save the deposit of course it's labor council is that in the wonderful in a lot of media at the moment. in germany call with. labor policy council is up and down the country responsible for social cleansing i think. government grants because you know as well as i do councils only have three ways really of raising revenue and that is through council tax business rates and through government grants if it percent of buff you know of the government grant the taking away and clearly it's going to have an impact on services extend in the right to buy a housing association event having the right to buy on social home is really really difficult for something very cool instead of branches questions but then of course the extreme left as it is it should be there they criticize labor because instead of taking up seats in council they should be resigning or miss or breaking the budget obvious great council of labor council should be make and much more noise about the impact of the costs that they should be highly politicised you can say you

they should be resigning or mess or breaking the budget obvious great council of labor council should be make and much more noise about the impact of the costs that they should be highly publicised you can say you know if you look at it in a kind of sterile sense that they are treading a fine balance between said where monitored in the best we can we all could manage of this i think that will come a time and that is very soon when they're going to have to say enough is enough we are not going to change the face of local government anymore ok well you voted against the defacto cuts in pay for firefighters police the public sector. didn't vote with you on the is now saying he was for your labor bill why did he have to be so careful in durham recently when he was condemning corded cool bit of that i think that yeah i think that. really said about what boris johnson said that's be honest he's not a person of the people i don't really think is ever had a proper job in his life has you so i don't think he would answer journalist. if you have suffered no offense to. you know what i me

talks on long island about triangle to women's groups and the women's committee of the central labor council on long island. >> i can add that for a short period of time i was the operation manager for the coalition. i would go through the emails that would come in from students around the country. we were formed in 2008, a couple of years before the anniversary in 2011. i did not hear much from students in emails. in recent years since the centennial, many students are sending in ring saying, for my national history project i want to focus on the national movement. can you send me material to help me understand the life of one of the people who died and what her life was like? the students tell me it is a tip off that it is being taught and is spreading. the wikipedia page has a lot of hits. if you google remember the triangle fire coalition, there is a subsection. just little things like that help us to know. >> i will add to that as well. the webpage we have on the remember the trial fire.org webpage, that is the address up there. we have a resources page and an education page. if you go

labor. oakland city council member posted on his facebook page, burning down housing under construction doesn't help make oakland housing more affordable. it speeds up displacement of existing residents. a spokesman said the company recognized the dangers and took steps to protect the project. >> wood partners added security. several officers around the clock. security cameras. >> the alameda county joint task force is on the case adding the alta to a list of projects under construction that are burned. several in just the past year. fire officials feel that the question about one possible sign of arson, did the fire have mll principle points of origin. >> we have trained individuals to look at every piece of evidence they can to ensure they understand what the cause was. >> wood partners with talking withtermine if they will rebuil. >> it's too soon to say what's going to happen, but we're big believers in oakland and in this neighborhood and community. >> i spoke off camera with several builders who work in the area. they are frustrated none of these cases have been solved. no one has been ar

labor. oakland city council member posted on his facebook page, burning down housing under construction doesn't help make oakland housing more afford bable. it speeds up displacement of existing residents. a spokesman said the company recognized the dangers and took steps to protect the project. >> wood partners added security. several officers around the clock. security cameras. >> the -- under construction unr that have burned, several in just the past year. fire officials feel that the question about one possible sign of arson, did the fire have multiple points of orgin. trained individuals to look at every piece of evidence to ensure they understand what the cause of this incident was. >> wood partners with talk iing with its investors to try to determine if they will rebuild. >> it's too soon to say what's going to happen, but we're big believers in oakland and thin ts neighborhood and community. >> i spoke off camera with several builders who work in the area. they are frustrated none of these cases have been solved. no one has been arrested. >>> and this morning, we're tracking three lar

labor. oakland city council member posted on his facebook page, burning down housing under construction doesn't help make oakland housing more afford bable. it speeds up displacement of existing residents. a spokesman said the company recognized the dangers and took steps to protect the project. >> wood partners added security. several officers around the clock. security cameras. >> the -- under construction that have burned, several in just the past year. fire officials feel that the question about one possible sign of arson, did the fire have multiple points of orgin. trained individuals to look at every piece of evidence to ensure they understand what the cause of this incident was. >> wood partners with talking with its investors to try to determine if they will rebuild. >> it's too soon to say what's going to happen, but we're big believers in oakland and in this neighborhood and community. >> i spoke off camera with several builders who work in the area. they are frustrated none of these cases have been solved. no one has been arrested. >>> and this morning, we're tracking three large gra

president of the national border in the labor union that represents border patrol agents >> our next guest, brandon jud, president of the national border patrol council and officers of the border patrol agents. a few moments about the council, what is it who supported. >> it is the union for the agents, what we do is we are elected officials amongst our agents and we protect the rights of thege

council expects l 7 million eaten between memorial day and labor day.h that's 818 hot dogs per second. >>> a new hot dog king is crowned. this year's king is no stranger to the crown but how he accomplished his gluttonous feat that is making headlines this afternoon. the record smashing display is next. >>> it makes you lose your appetite for hot dogs. >>> we've got a sun-filled fourth for most of the area. is the weather going to hold out through barbecues and fireworks? the answer next. >>> live location overload. coming up at 5:00. a new warning for parents as the new feature on a popular social media app shares your kids' l low -- locations in real time. ♪ ♪ as the twilight's last gleaming ♪ after the national anthem the parade in delaware county kicked off this afternoon. this, by the way, is the 102nd year hosting the fourth of july parade. >>> and there she is! baby miss america. marching in baby parade in can den county this morning. the babies with the help of their parents and families marched around the parking lot in their glory. trophies we

the bureau of labor statistics data shows with less than a high school diploma a person will learn $10,000 less than someone who does. the ad councilmpaign in 2014, it was intended for adults she said these clever ads are you full extension of our campaign and i believe it will motivate younger adults to take the steps to achieve their ged. our goal is to encourage younger adults to access local resources to help them begin their journey to a brighter future. but she is not buying that. >> that is great for adults who have dropped out but that is not what the sign says to me or to anybody else. >> the ad council has no plans to take the billboards down.>>> at 6:00, some residents in a historic you -- african-american community are taking on dominion power. they feel they may be kicked out of their homes. we go to prince william county to see what is at stake. >> this is a story of several bi guys and one person who is being the most vocal. >> i am basing from carver road i have been here for 51 years of my life. this house has been in my family since the 1800s. i am a descendent of blackburn johnson a freed slave. when the emancipa

president of the national border in the labor union that represents border patrol agents >> our next guest, brandon jud, president of the national border patrol council and officers of the border patrol agents. a few moments about the council, what is it who supported. >> it is the union for the agents, what we do is we are elected officials amongst our agents and we protect the rights of the agents. >> so, you represent this o basically a union spirit guest, it is. >> as far as the administrations on immigration, this is something they campaigned heavily on. at six months where are they smart. >> what we've seen is nothing short of miraculous. if you look at the rhetoric that president has given its cause the number of illegal border crossers to go down something and we've never seen in the history of the border patrol. we never seen such a drop. >> what do you attribute that to? if >> to enforcing the laws. what we have is we have a set of laws that are on the books that say if you cross the border illegally or if you commit this crime these are the consequences that have been established in the trump administration has said we are going to follow

in the gulf where you have north korean laborers work and you have north korea selling weapons to these countries. that is in violation of u.n. security councilions and in violations of the sanctions, and those transactions tend to flow through financial institutions in china in a way that is intended to be disguised from the international community because they are illicit transactions. >> woodruff: you've written new sanctions could be enacted that would put real pressure on the north. what would they look like? >> they'd look like sanctions primarily focused on chinese front companies and chinese institutions that are facilitating this illicit trade. if you look at the way north korea engages with the world today, there are a few nodes -- 20, 40, 100 nodes -- but it's a limited sets of these companies and financial institutions in china where the bulk of the financial activity occurs. we could focus on those nodes, squeeze those nodes and, as a result of that, squeeze north korea. >> woodruff: and john mearsheimer, you've taken a look at this. do you think that could work? >> no, i don't think sanctions will work, judy, and i think there a

run candidates for city council and mayor bud to build a membership organization that now has 300 to 350 members in the city of 110,000. the membership-based group also has labor and community organization affiliates and organizes around a wide range of workers rights and community and environmental issues year-round. so it's a kind of hybrid organization and de facto political party when people start running for the city council and thcouncil and the md richmond as progressives under the alliance inter in 2004 they were pretty new to the local politics. they had to learn from scratch how to set up phone banks and how to canvas and how to build a database of identified progressive voters, how to raise money and allow the campaign-finance and paperwork. but over time, they got good enough and bolts of the politics and since 2004, the progressives in richmond have won ten out of 16 city council races. in the city i would say 80% white that is largely poor and working class with a median income of in the community median family income is one of the lowest in the area which a percentage of the families are living at oliving at or below ty defined poverty level. no

my council for them is you have month of august to figure out what you are going to do, if you make staff changes, get rid of the people you want changed, come back on labor day or beyond and get reed to go full bore, you have to close it this year out. trish: can anyone get rid of robert mueller? >> i think if trump trying, himself, it will be katie bar the door at congress, a lot of republicans would dessert him. other thing, i think that someone has to supervise mueller, sessions cannot, rosen stein said he will have to rescues himself too. right now the president is unprotected, special council is unfettered, i think it is not a good situation for president. trish: they seem to be riddled with conflicts, ed. you know, i keep making this point, you know, you can have friendships and friendships. in case of mueller and comey they are good friends. i don'i don't know why you can't find anyone who is more apolitical. >> mueller is a guy with an extraordinary reputation, but he did not have to be the special prosecutor, he has already had his days in the sun. if you get rid of sessions, you have senators that are unhappy with you. i am not saying you shoul

council and a tremendous amount of other information. there's a tremendous amount of data in the health care area. basics about everything you want to know about the labor market here. the only information we really have on the private capital market crowd funding is periodic, but not regular, but occasional reports. there is also relatively little information. there is some on the enforcement side of the sec, but almost nothing in terms of what kind of provisions are causing the enforcement for the infractions engaged in. do you think the commissions should start publishing on a periodic annual basis information but how much is regulation a crowd funding rule five and six and so on and so forth and you can evaluate it including the commissioners themselves, but also better information about what kind of things have enforcement problems in the real world. >> that's a good idea i had thought about putting that out on a more regular rice bases to make a conscious effort to have the risk analysis puts statistics. all of our enforcement actions are available online. >> but they are not categorized. it was a private rule five or six offering adequate disclos

council and a tremendous amount of other information. there's a tremendous amount of data in the health care area. basics about everything you want to know about the labor market here. the only information we really have on the private capital market crowd funding is periodic, but not regular, but occasional reports. there is also relatively little information. there is some on the enforcement side of the sec, but almost nothing in terms of what kind of provisions are causing the enforcement for the infractions engaged in. do you think the commissions should start publishing on a periodic annual basis information but how much is regulation a crowd funding rule five and six and so on and so forth and you can evaluate it including the commissioners themselves, but also better information about what kind of things have enforcement problems in the real world. >> that's a good idea i had thought about putting that out on a more regular rice bases to make a conscious effort to have the risk analysis puts statistics. all of our enforcement actions are available online. show less text 00:46:22 unidentified speaker >> but they are not categorized. it was a priva

council. standing by listening to her remarks, nick, i heard the ambassador mention the american visiting north korea as a tourist in genuine 2016 was arrested and sentenced to years of hard laborbecause of injuries to the head. she mentioned his name a couple of times. how did that event change the approach the u.s. is taking an -- because it certainly seems a part of this narrative? >> obviously, it personalizes the issue. it is a very stark demonstration of what has become of the north korean regime. arrested basically for tearing down a propaganda poster off of the wall in every things i rolled out of control. what really struck me about the speech that is very new and that i had never heard before after covering the yuan for about 15 years, is nikki haley saying listen, if you do trade with north korea, we will not trade with you. that is a clear message to china but also any other country that if the u.s. detects economic business lease -- links with north korea, she is basically throwing down the gauntlet and saying listen, we are willing to sacrifice a trade relationship with you if you trade with north korea. the question with china, u.s. and chinese economies are inte

labor strike continues. the finding comes as days before sunday's election for a new constitutional assembly. meanwhile, venezuela's defense all government entities including the armed forces have been called on to cooperate with the national electoral councilrnment supporters and union workers also marched in caracas. britain's metropolitan police say there was quote, reasonable grounds to suspect corporate manslaughter in the tower fire, according to the associated press. at least 80 people died in the high-rise last month. a criminal investigation is ongoing and could last until november. in the meantime, officials say the tower will be covered in a protective wrap before being deconstructed. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i mark crumpton. trump -- this is bloomberg. the exploration and the numbers, next grade from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> airline stocks experienced turbulence today on earnings reports showing weakness and transports overall. one of the stocks were focusing on this hour in our sector spiders report. scarlet: you looking at a broader sector etf, one that narrows it down a bit. the etf xli has a lot of different industrial companies, including

the president of the council on foreign relations and author of the book "a world in disarray" richard haas. >> what is he saying, willie? >> the beard is coming in. i think by labor day it will be there. >> no, that's probably enough, richard. >> for bbc world news america, katty kay and columnist for the washington joseph ignay joyce us, as well. so we may get an early incation of whether president trump will hold putin accountable accountable for meddling in the u.s. election. he quickly turned the tables against president obama and the media and america's own intelligence. >> well, i think it was russia and i think it could have been other people in other countries. it could have been a lot of people interfered. >> you've seen -- >> i said it very simply. i think it could very well have been russia, but i think it could well have been other countries and i won't be specific, but i think a lot of people interfere. i think it's been happening for many, many years. the thing i have to mention is that barack obama, when he was president found out about this in terms of if it were russia, found out about it in august. the election was in november. that's a lot of t