for money laundering and corruption because his lifestyle is not compatible with his income as a labor union leader well see though he's not alone leave the union leaders are being investigated and detained in argentina most of them are accused of corruption many in argentina are shocked by the amount of money seized by the police in different operations are going to. argentina and societies demanding that the leadership be less corrupt and the justice system is reacting we asked people in a poll which were defines labor unions and most of the corruption since the government of president one played on and his charismatic wife. labor unions in argentina have had a crucial role in defending workers' rights precedent magli says argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leader when three species the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if the risk arrives and then it should be investigated a new leader should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wa

labor unions in argentina have had a crucial role in defending workers' rights precedent matley says argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leader when rispoli is the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if the risk irruption then it should be investigated a new leader should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wants to impose that i believe would hurt many of the cheap mints workers again to argentina's labor unions are among the strongest in latin america but corruption has tainted their image their capacity to tackle this problem will likely decide if they have what it takes to look after the people they represent. as. your ally. the military in the democratic republic of congo's launched an operation against rebels thought to be behind the killing of fifteen tanzania and un peacekeepers last month troops are targeting members of the allied democratic forces near the town of benny north kivu province december's attack on the un ba

and the first group of our labor unions that's facing this threat are the public sector unions. most pointedly because in a matter of a few weeks the supreme court will take up a , janice vs. in the supreme court. to janice case is designed remove what has already been established as the constitutionality of public to ce unions to be able their fees and dues for membership. which will be a catastrophic threat to the survival of these unions. and so we want to explain that. we want to also share the greatness of this. and so this is where we are. and i want to ask those who are listening over c-span tonight, all across this country, call a neighbor, call a friend, tell them to tune in and listen to these members of congress pour ut the truth about what's at stake with this janice court case that will be coming up before the supreme court. the first union that will be is ask me. but it's far more than just ask me. it's the public sector unions that will be ruled as whether it's constitutional or not for them to have dues. to be able to pay. this case comes from an individual, mr.

said corruption since the government of president one played on and his charismatic wife evita labor unions in argentina have had a crucial role in defending workers' rights precedent magli says argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leader. the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if the risk irruption then it should be investigated a new leader should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wants to impose that i believe would hurt many of the cim its workers again to argentina's labor unions are among the strongest in latin america but corruption has tainted their image their capacity to tackle this problem will likely decide if they have what it takes to look after the people they represent. as. your ally. the spanish government has dismissed the possibility of former. governor in the region from self-imposed exile and brussels. members of his pro independence movement in the belgian capital on friday some of the new separatists m.p.'s sai

labor unions in argentina have had a crucial role in defending workers' rights. precedent mauricio magli says argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leader when to respond the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if there is corruption then it should be investigated a new leaders should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wants to impose that i believe would hurt many of the cheap mints workers of going into argentina as labor unions are among the strongest in latin america but corruption has tainted their image their capacity to tackle this problem will likely decide if they have what it takes to look after the people they represent. your wife. will still have an al-jazeera a lucky break on the ice joe will tell you why in sports. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to

labor unions in argentina have had a crucial role in defending workers' rights. precedent says argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leaders will render the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if the risk irruption then it should be investigated a new leader should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wants to impose that i believe would hurt many of the cheap mints workers of going into argentina as labor unions are among the strongest in latin america but corruption has tainted their image their capacity to tackle this problem will likely decide if they have what it takes to look after the people they represent. as. your ally. well in peru paleontologists and archaeologists have warned that the dakar rally poses a serious risk to some of the wild most mysterious manmade creations they say the vast ancient drawings a numerous fossil deposits could date millions of years on a sanchez has traveled to the desert i

but i knew people who didn't back then the presence of labor unions raised everyone salaries because of competition if i give you a perfect example that people that work in grocery stores i know someone that was a cashier at safeway back in the early eighty's and was making sense. thirty five thousand dollars a year which is a really good salary back in that same job today probably pays eight dollars an hour or so same company same because what happened the union they had a strong union back then and again the presence of the union i don't know if all the grocery stores unionized but the ones that weren't in they realized this is the going rate and that's why you have everything from immigration visa workers and so forth all this has an impact because once the wages get lowered for some people if they will work for that kind of wage then it becomes the standard and you have to accept it or not and it just i don't see how americans don't realize that you know the living talk about living wage is clichéd but you you have to be paid enough i think bernie sanders said no one should work

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but i knew people who did and back then the presence of labor unions raised everyone's salaries because the competition i give you a perfect example that people that work in grocery stores i know someone that was a cashier at safeway back in the early eighty's and was making thirty five thousand dollars a year which is a really good salary back to that same job today probably pays eight dollars an hour or so same company same job because what happened the union they had a strong union back then and again the presence of the union and i don't know if all the grocery stores unionized but the ones that weren't in they realized this is the going rate and that's why you have everything from immigration to visa workers and so forth all this has an impact because once the wages get lowered for some people if they will work for that that kind of wage then it becomes the standard and you have to accept it or not and it just i don't see how americans don't realize that you know the living talk about living wage is clichéd but you you have to be paid enough i think bernie sanders said no o

in this country and it was as though the capitalist class really went after the idea of labor unions as though it was too many freebies you know two for pay. so much for labor we're paying too much on the health care and other you know pensions and things like that. is that i mean i really one of the major reasons that we don't have that we have seen this kind of disparity this country is because we've seen the collapse of the labor union i think that's one reason that's why is i mean i believe it really began with reagan in the air traffic controllers and going to see stood up to them under a great deal of americans were short sighted because i mean i never belonged to a labor union but i knew people who didn't back then the presence of labor unions raised everyone salaries because the competition for i give you a perfect example that people that work in grocery stores i know someone that was a cashier at safeway back in the early eighty's and was making thirty five thousand dollars a year which is a really good salary back in that same job today probably pays eight dollars an hour

argentina needs to change and he's planning to push for labor reform but union leader. the latest arrests are a way of pressuring unions to support the government's plans. if there is corruption then it should be investigated a new leader should emerge but there are many that are not corrupt i will continue pushing the government in the poll says it wants to impose that i believe would hurt many of the cheap mints workers of going into argentina as labor unions are among the strongest in latin america but corruption has tainted their image their capacity to tackle this problem will likely decide if they have what it takes to look after the people they represent. as. your ally. the spanish government has dismissed the possibility of former. governing the region from self-imposed exile in brussels earlier push to moderate members of his prone head of the movement and the belgian pappa told them barber has more. well colors put them on seem to be in a jovial mood here in brussels as he took part in that meeting with people from his party who were elected to the catalan par

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of society you see labor unions being inefficient and giving that incident is.they serve this vital to check these companies. they will not do it voluntary. there will not be self-appointed are only in reaction to the bad press and the valid concern about the election. that's leading to some change. lack of diversity, that could lead to some change. if there are actual labor unions that would be able to strike and really affect the balance of power, the only things that i think will make them change. it's not beyond the realm of possibility that what happened but i think we expect an order charges a numbers like that, it won't have knowledge of because they think they're doing the best. that's why the message of the book, they think they're doing the best job and they will say look at successful that are, that is how i know i'm doing a great job. you're talking with ethics or whatever these things are. go back to the google designer producing i have a vision for google, my vision for how it should look. i'm a designer. i study this. they are like which is going

gathered to voice their anger over pay cuts and destruction on strike action thousands of people from labor unions joined the rally in athens disrupting public transit. i love the story for a wanted criminal using social media might not be a good idea that lesson was learned the hard way by former japanese gangland boss who had been on the run for more than a decade. and there you have it folks be careful what you post online and does it for me i will be back in about thirty four minutes with a full look at your news you are watching our stay with us. it's been called an olympic truce after months of over the top rhetoric the two careers are talking again the first time in two years is this a serious diplomatic opening or merely a ploy south korea appears to welcome this as the same apply to washington. welcome to. survival guide. looking forward to a year that's the town. this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you

the idea is already held by many associations as well as police labor unions. who say they would rather give out a ticket on the spot? walk. the decision of. an offices are spending way too much time on paperwork central this cases of drug consumption. this from could also help alleviate well to work rule. a solution from either. from a deal. under french law the use of drugs can currently be punished by up to one year in prison and a three thousand seven hundred and fifty year of fine.. it's such punishments are rare. among an estimated one hundred and forty thousand people arrested in twenty fifteen for drug use. only three thousand ninety eight have been convicted. the others were given a warning. seven he said one hundred and fifty to two hundred euro fine would be m more efficienent. girl so it's not a free ticket the drug uses. with strengthening the criminal justice response to drug use through legislative reform. now there will be a consistent response in that regard for. the presidential campaign emmanuel macron had indicated he would support such a re

voicing their anger over pay cuts and restrictions on strike action thousands of people from the labor unions joined at the rally in athens to disrupt and public transport. i can't get over the story it's a good one for he wanted criminal using social media well it might not be a good idea that lesson was learned the hard way by former japanese gangland boss who had been on the run for more than a decade take a look. another reason to keep your skin covered when posting pictures online stay with us all that the headlines in about thirty six minutes you are watching are two international. politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. get into the right to be close it's like a full screen the whole can't be good. i mean first of all those in the waters in the. first six. the central bank is first where there's a lender of last resort or to provide liquidity case there's a credit freeze to fact that you central banks becoming the buyer of first order and that their printing money to buy stocks is a c

from emerald fund, a real estate development corporation; $20,000 from salesforce, $5,000 from the labor union; $25,000 from the ceo of a corporation. $5,000 from boston properties, another commercial real estate developer and operator. green cross, $1,000, a marijuana dispensary corporation; and in-kind contributions amounting to a value of $12,000 for parties. and, for example, one of the candidates used $7,000 on a parade float from a campaign for democratic county committee account. it's all for purposes of name recognition. that's obvious, and it's a form of what used to be called a slush fund. i'm not sure of the legal prerogatives of the city and county of san francisco because county party -- party county committees are authorized under the elections code of the state of california. but if at all possible legally, i would ask, also for calendaring at the march meeting, a preparation of an ordinance to prohibit the use of money contributed to a campaign to elect a candidate to a county central committee -- a partisan county central committee, whether it's a republican party, the green p

against new austerity measures that will limit workers' rights to strike thousands of people from labor unions join the rally enough and disrupting a patrol. if you're hiding from justice avoiding using social media too much might be useful tip a lesson learned the hard way by one former japanese ganglion boss who's been on the run who had been on the run i should say for more than a decade. ily . ily ily. ily. you never know who's watching you do you will love is all the news for now i'm back in thirty minutes time this is. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported in a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you instead of being scared of the perpetrator. a very warm welcome to the stan call evolution going to be speaking to the wall and all the cows nica about england's incredible ninety ninety world cup campaign one nation that failed to qualify for next year's world cup which know why we got the chance to follow one of their former international stars lost by the heat and now we know wage and premier league manager we v

the screen actors guild awards are for actors by actors members of their labor union both for best male and female actors in films and television as well as best cast and best ensembles in various categories the award participants briefly took note of hollywood's ever broadening sexual misconduct scandal and the tumultuous state of u.s. politic. in the power station going the women's march yesterday allison janney won the award for best female supporting actor in on its own yes fire and i think that we're going to see a really mobilized. mobilize population at the you know in the come the midterms and hopefully more things will change and get back to the america that i. thought was great and the actor goes to. frances mcdormand the first female film actor award winner frances mcdormand for her portrayal of an enraged and unstoppable grieving mother in three billboards outside. and three billboards also won the award for outstanding performance forecaster the motion picture. to the best male actor chosen by his peers was gary oldman for his performance as winston churchill in the film da

against new austerity measures that will limit workers' rights to strike license of people from labor unions join the rally enough instructing public transport. now if you're hiding from justice avoiding using social media too much might be a useful tip a lesson learned the hard way by one former jhumpa nice guy who's been on the run for more than a decade. to . to illyria. live from moscow every hour of the davis is r t international i'll be back with more news headlines all. of use in thirty minutes time stay with us though for more programs. to. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle it's being called an olympic truce after months of over the top rhetoric the two careers are talking again the first time in two years is this is a serious diplomatic opening or merely a ploy south korea appears to welcome the opening as the same apply to washington. crosstalk in the koreas i'm joined by my guest michael maloof in washington he's a former senior security policy analyst in the office of secretary of defense also in washington we have set up he is a se

just on social issues but on immigration, there was a time when a lot of democrats sided with labor unions and say we don't want a lot of low skilled immigrants to come here. but now the democrats and the senate who were thinking of running for president, it looks like half of them, but corey booker and gill he brand and harris and others are saying no, no, we have to make protection of the immigrants the absolute red line here that we can't cross. but you also have five senate democrats running for re-election in very red states. we where immigration is a lot less popular. those national numbers don't play there. and that's one of the reasons why four of those incumbent democrats voted with the republicans to keep the government open. there is some concern among democrats that if they are seen to be shutting down the government simply to protect undocumented or if you prefer illegal immigrants, that may be a political cost. >> all right what about the president? >> how many times have we sat here and said this is not normal? what you have here is a president who claims to be the great dea

to voice their anger over pay cuts and restrictions on strike action thousands of people from labor unions joined the rally in athens disrupting the public transportation. for i wanted it criminal using social media might not be a good idea that lesson was learned the hard way by a former japanese gangland boss who had been on the run for more than a decade. there you have it careful what you post it will haunt you in the future you're watching arch international i'll be back about thirty five minutes of the news. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported in a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you instead of being scared of the perpetrator. the central bank especially there's a lender of last resort or to provide liquidity case there's a credit freeze the fact that you have such a bank becoming the buyer of first order and that they're printing money to buy stocks is a complete inversion of what their role is supposed to be in the economy and they become a giant hedge fund. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a

[applause] we believe labor unions built the middle class. we are proud that new york state is the highest percentage of union workers in the country today. today, let us all pledge that we stand shoulder to shoulder with our union brothers and sisters in this fight and we will not give up and we will protect union workers in the state of new york. we stand in solidarity and we will not lose. [applause] thank you. at this time, a citizen alienation and outrage -- the best thing we can do is let people know their voices are heard. that they matter and they should vote. we should make voting easier, not harder. with same-day registration, no-fault absentee ballots, and early voting. [applause] gov. cuomo: we should increase loopholes andng opening up the electoral process with public financing. not our public financing system that has public financing but private loopholes. i mean a true public financing system in which the exception does not swallow the role. -- the rule. that's what we need to do to regain the trust of our citizens in this sta

they will take up a bill that includes provisions to let tribes limit labor union organizing. the same way local and state governments are allowed to under the now national labor relations act. the house will also begin work on continuing fisa, the foreign intelligence surveillance act for another six years. the final vote on that measure is anticipated tomorrow. meanwhile, president trump today meeting later with the norwegian prime minister at the white house. the two will hold a joint news conference after that meeting and you can watch that live on expected. at 3:20 eastern. esday president trump will give his first state of the union address. with the preview of the address followed by the state of the union address at 9:00 and following the speech we'll take your calls. lso hear actions -- remarks by members of congress. it's on c-span, c-span.org and also on the free c-span radio app. >> the deadline for c-span's student cam video documentary competition is right around the corner. it's january 18. we're asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. video ution and m

voice their anger over pay cuts and restrictions on strike action thousands of people from the labor unions are joining the rally in athens disrupting public transport. for years a fine one for you for a wanted criminal using social media might not be such a good idea that lesson was learned the hard way by a former japanese gangland boss who had been on the run for more than a decade. so there you have kids when your parents and teachers tell you to watch what you post that's what me watching are two international be back in about thirty four and a half minutes with a full picture news. in two thousand and sixteen papers showing the world with a tax haven the secrets to trilling and united states dollars passed through most. in the amount of time that we've been in panama papers exposure that's what it shows off money it really is. journalism journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. in the most like phone psycho documents were examined. me all the people we basically have tried to get done i've done the job wit

. >> [inaudible] labor unions are the hope in that same, that is true. >> i am an undergraduate in mechanicalengineering and as an engineer that is interested in that user centered design and getting into that, and in particular how it has been changed for different users, i've noticed a lot of phone conversations are stuck on academia or design firms and even in my capstone class, the huge emphasis they put on the user design is great but then they shift between the jobs and i was wondering as somebody going into the engineering field and wanting to be a professional hell do we see that the shift of thinking in these companies >> i think the best way to get in is to make the business case. this is going to lead to better experiences and user value. i think the question is how to speak their language and put a number on it and integrate it into the kind of way they want to value their process and development. that is a tough question. i think it is also just a question of finding those people in the institutions themselves and thinking like that and who've been influenced in those ways or jus

theatre in los angeles the screen actors guild awards are for actors by actors members of their labor union vote for best male and female actors in films and television as well as best can ask and best ensembles in various categories the award participants briefly took note of hollywood's ever broadening sexual misconduct scandal and the tumultuous state of u.s. politics and the conversation going the women's march yesterday allison janney won the award for best female supporting actor in tonja fire and i think that we're going to see you're really mobilized. mobilize population at the you know and become the midterms and hopefully more things will change and get back to the america that i. thought was great and the actor goes to. frances mcdormand the first female film actor award went to frances mcdormand for her portrayal of an enraged and unstoppable grieving mother in three billboards outside. and three billboards also won the award for outstanding performance for cast in a motion picture. goes to the best male actor chosen by his peers was gary oldman for his performance as winston ch

ceremonies a bit different from many others in that it is for actors by actors and members of the actors labor union are the ones who get to vote for their favorite actors in both the motion pictures and television series so you have categories such as best ensemble cast in a comedy television series best ensemble cast in a dramatic television series and of course best female actor and best male actor in a motion picture and to date in light of the ever increasing sexual misconduct scandal that began with revelations about the producer harvey weinstein in october all of the presenters will be female and you can be sure that people will be raising issues of the sexual harassment scandals both in entertainment politics journalism and other fields and also most likely people commenting on the policies of the trump administration this of course comes just a few weeks after a stunning speech at the golden globes by the television host oprah winfrey had people so excited they began calling for her to be the next presidential candidate to oppose president trump and twenty twenty years we don't know if that

does so this is our tropical cyclone looks like it's going to get very very close to marriages and labor union as we head through the next couple of days. well come back to remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera attacking syria and russia have all expressed their fury at the u.s. plan to fold my thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria ali says people have been killed after two suicide bombs were detonated during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad. and an armed group has launched an attack on an airbase in the libyan capital tripoli killing at least twelve people. the greek government is about to vote on a final bill of austerity measures to satisfy its creditors many paulson athens have been at a standstill public sector workers have walked out in protest the bell includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike up less is in athens and joins us now live so just how widespread have these strikes hit john . well the heart of the strike action is the public transport here in athens the buses trolleys trains the truck system all of

against immigration there's all these other issues that we can block and here we can even put in labor union or the united auto workers right if you have the kind of content. that's directly relevant to that particular group such as the us auto industry isn't as strong as it used to be so this is dated facebook has brought together from many different sources not just their platform that's right we have this information of your membership we have your zip data we have if you've made that donation and we know the kinds of products that you're buying in the supermarket everything that you're doing that doesn't involve cash usually makes its way to facebook but the most powerful capability facebook provides comes from combining its data with out of advertisers themselves so think about the trump campaign they have all of the information of the people that are making donations they upload that to facebook and facebook and say i'm going to find friends of people that have donated and then i can combine that with the other day that we're showing and say how many of those people are also in michiga

as far as labor goes, vigor is currently a mix of union and nonunion labor.e work together in getting jobs done essentially. were we to come down to san francisco, we would hire the local workforce and work with the local labor unions to figure out the best path forward. that said, projects ebb and flow. depending on customer needs and workforce demands, there are times when we would bring labor in from our various yards, down to san francisco. there's also times we bring labor from san francisco up to yards. our goal is to maintain a core workforce and work on projects that we can be successful at. last i'll touch briefly on some challenges we see with this opportunity. one there's been some new dry docks that have entered their competitive landscape. a couple in vallejo that vigor has put in in the last two years and one coming online later this year and new dry docks have entered the market in the hawaii region. so, there's a lot more assets out on the west coast now. the other challenge we see is there is documented challenges with the structures and vari

the work on block island was done by union and construction labor. e took two ferry rides to the wind farm and it was filled with union members so proud to show that they had a part in making that project and they could honestly say back to me that it was a family sustaining quality job. examplesave a time of across the country of those kinds of partnerships but i would say to you that there is a real opportunity with your leadership to convene some stakeholders who might seem like sides ofon different the issue to figure out a solution. that is what the blue-green alliance is all about. i think there is some low hanging fruit in terms of infrastructure development. thoseow you make investments in your community can make a world of difference in the quality of jobs, whether it is water in for -- infrastructure investments. gallons a dayion that never get to people's homes. efficiency energy investments to ensure high workforce standards. that are good paying jobs give people a chance at the middle class. we would love to work in partnership with you.

they were members of a labor union and so forth. many of those arrested were held without communication for months, no access to lawyers, their families. 249 resident aliens are put on a boat and deported to russia at the end of 1919 because of their alleged anarchist beliefs. there is a tremendous political backlash against this because many of these people who are rounded up are not engaged in radical, violent behavior. they are political dissidents. maybe they hold very radical views. no nonetheless, they have not engaged in anything. some of them are simply immigrants, immigrants from russia, southern and eastern europe. the political backlash against this brings the fbi's political spying to a temporary halt. this is made palatable to those in power and may have been inclined to support this type of roundup because of new immigration quo to immigration quotas. they restrict immigrants from southern and central europe. they shut down from eastern asia. we will talk about that next week. 1d it in 1929, a group called the black ch

on congress where it would give workers a private right of action against employers who violent labor unionizing rights. steve: interesting, the labor stuff. i think there's a very low chance of that getting onto the agenda with this congress, but i think that's exactly the issue where conservative populism ought to show it's different from the laissez-faire republican principles, tomi? >> i'm in agreement with the two gentlemen. probably not so much on a couple of the points you made. i am in agreement with infrastructure and immigration are important. we know how i feel about immigration. infrastructure, i think that is something we can get behind as republicans, democrats, independents, libertarians, we all want nice roads, nice airports, modern transportation, that could be a win for the administration, a win for americans and something president trump campaigned on that the american people were excited about. when you see the changes right in front of your face, when it's very material to you, it boosts worker confidence, american confidence and that makes everyone not only feel good w

changes are being called and say that tax policies, limits on executive pay and support for labor unions could help close the gaps. >>> san francisco is the latest city to confirm cases of the flu in dogs. symptoms include coughing, fever along with nasal and eye discharge. the spca is urging owners to get their dogs vaccinated. humans can't get the flu from dogs but canine flu can be passed between dogs. veterinarians have also reported cases of dog flu in the south bay. >>> the wedding the prince harry and meghan markle is a few months away and the royal household is hiring. they are looking for a communications assistant. the person will be tasked with updating social media, writing press releases and may assist the queen. the listing is posted online and it says the job is based in buckingham palace and troubles -- includes travel in the uk. the perks do not last forever, the job is set for a 12 month contract. >> i'm sure they'll have a lot of applicants.>>> this morning we are continuing to follow a developing story in the south bay where a standoff situation is unfolding at a san

other people are arrestedicism because they appeared foreign, were members of a labor union or so forth. many arrested were held in communicado for months, no access to lawyers, to their families. 249 resident aliens are put on a boat and deported to russia at the end of 1919 because of their alleged anarchist beliefs. there's a tremendous political backlash in this in particular because a lot of these people who are rounded up, again, are not engaged in radical, violent behavior. now maybe they hold very radical views, but nonetheless they have not exactly engaged in anything and some of them are simply, right, immigrants from russia, from southern eastern europe. it brings the spying to a halt this palatable, especially to those in power and have been inclined to support this kind of roundup at first in part because of new immigration quotas put in place in 1924, restricting immigrants from southern and central europe, totally shut down immigration from east asia, which we'll talk about next week in the context of talking about japanese-american internment. 1929 sees the end of a ten-

they are calling for more changes such as support for labor unions to help close the gap. >>> the sag awards brought together some of the biggest stars last night. >> i am tracey ellis and i'm an actress. >> reporter: it was a night for the actors to celebrate their own in tv and film as the highest honors were passed out. francis mcdaurm t picked up an eward for bill boards. gary oldsman got one for his portrayal of winston church hill. three bill boards outside of ebbing missouri won for best motion picture, and veep for tv comedy series. >> we are a small collection of a lot of very talented and very hard-working people. >> i want to thank sag for this enormous honor. >> reporter: 80-year-old morgan freeman accepted the lifetime achievement award. the show's first ever host kristin bell kicked things off with an empassioned speech. >> you are the silence breakers and we owe you a debt of graditute. >> reporter: back stage, others were asked their feelings about the topic of sexual harassment. >> i think there is a new feeling that is saying, i am uncomfortable and that should trans

labor community? >> 100%. yesterday we had a union member, housekeeper online island, was been a member for over 15 years. we had a cook from unite here who has worked at the same restaurant for 17 years. he started as a dishwasher and out is a cook. with tps, he has two children. this is an attack on labor and working people. itit is alsoso an attack on peoe who have started b businesses ad raise families. amy: amy: to hugo rodriguez, a salvadoran beneficiary of tps who spoke at monday's press conference in new york city. >> we have one foot here and the other in a republic el salvador. even though my heart is always in that country, for me, living here is my predecessor said, is a matter of life and death. the guess we cannot go back to our country. there are a lot of compatriots who have tried it and try to start a life there, and they have not been able to do it because of the evil our country is suffering. president trump and the politicians do not know who the beneficiaries of temporary protected status are. we are not gang memb

hearing from conny ford, instrumental in founding san francisco's branch of jobs justice coalition of labor union and committee organizations dedicated to expanding economic justice for all workers. i'm so honored she is here because the labor peace of this is very, very important. we will be hearing from a champion in the labor movement, tom o'connor. tom currently serves as the union president for san francisco's firefighters picky is leading the nation in trying to detect and prevent counts among firefighters. people tell the story of how this bill a fax our public, our first responders and the rest. now i'm honored to bring up my coach of today's event. he just came from his own event in the north bay. congressman mike thompson is a a champion of congress in so many ways. as you've seen them recently, very prominently, coming to the aid of the people in his district and beyond in terms of the fires in the north bay. he also is the chair of our task force in the congress on gun safety, gun violence prevention. he's a veteran. he's a gun owner. he's a hunter and he knows full well how to protec

and my late husband ernest struggled to become one of the first african-american labor union president of local 261 of this great city of san francisco. i want to speak on experience in my life. i'm a foster mother of 30 years raising hundreds of children in our home. the very lady that before she became the supervisor of this great city served in the african-american culture center. i had maybe some cannot speak it, but i lost and had my first experience of losing a daughter that drowned right here at fishermen's wharf. she left behind three lovely children. but who appeared at my door with encouraging body that knew my children, they went to the african culture center with supervisor breed. she wasn't supervisor then, she was the director of the african culture center. i hold in my hand the very place where london breed grew up in housing project. my grandchildren had no place to go. they lost a mother where they had no guidance. but london stepped in and she said those children will not lose housing. i'm standing on this word today, each and every one of them graduated here as a boo