mary kay henry is the president of the service employees international union. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> the latest on what happening in ukraine. we will be joined by former undersecretary of state nicholas burns. and we'll talk about the number of americans who fail to pay their health care premiums on time. and "washington post" reporter will discuss ongoing funding for military tanks and vehicles that the army has said are no longer necessary to maintain. we are looking to your phone calls by email, twitter and facebook at 7:00 a.m. eastern on span. tomorrow, arkansas governor will discuss the health care launch in his state. editorial independent program of the kaiser family foundation at 8:30 eastern at c-span2. and c-span 3, the day long conference focused on economic policy. that event will begin with remarks from former federal alan greenspan at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the house and senate were in recess. the senate scheduled to return on monday and the house will gavel

guest is mary kay henry, president of the service employees international union. final question on the situation in chattanooga. does this bode poorly for unions? guest: i actually think there's a huge movement of workers across the economy and this setback will not stop the incredible momentum of tens of thousands of fast food workers saying they want $15 and the union. there are airport workers that are trying to take minimum-wage jobs and make them living wage jobs. governor cuomo just issued the port authority at laguardia to lift wages $1. $10 jobs.ll become he wants the airlines to come together to figure out a collective bargaining agreement to lift those jobs. delta airlines and american airlines just agree to comply with the $10 per hour. i think there's huge momentum. people understand that america will not work for all of us if one and two jobs is a poverty wage job. it is unsustainable. host: should college football players get paid and bailout organized? guest: my brother as being that it there is huge impact beyond the wage for the individual student