this is just one of many mayday protests going on around the bay area. we have crews in oakland, san francisco. and here in san jose watching these demonstrations tonight. if we get more information on what's happening we will be sure to let you know. >>> it's being call add major step to get guns out of the hands of criminals. governor brown signed a bill that will provide $24 million to law enforcement. that will allow police to do a job that until now they said they didn't have the money to do. new at 6:00, ken pritchett is here to explain how that is going to be spent. >> reporter: california has a list of people prohibited from owning firearms. primarily felonies. tens of thousands of people on the list are actually known to have guns but there just hasn't been enough money to go after them. with a table full of high powered weapons on display, attorney general harris called the signs of the bill. >> we have over 20,000 people on the streets of california right now who are known to be in violation of the law. are known to be in possession of firearm

for immigrant families, mayday is more than a celebration. it's also a day of action. >> it's important to me because i'm fighting for my rights and also the rights of my children. i want my children to have rights here in this country. >> reporter: through an interpreter, maria rodriguez explains why it's so important to have her two children along for this event. she wants them to see how hard she's fighting for immigration reform. >> right now my mom has to fight for our house. she has to work to get the money to pay. also some for the food. >> when they look at me i want them to know i fought for my children. i want them to know i tried and fought. things can be different because we fought together. >> reporter: the rodriguez family moved to the u.s. 7 years ago. rodriguez says she came to the u.s. to give her children an opportunity she didn't have. >> we're not here as delinquent people. we're here in an honorable way. we're doing all the hard work. >> reporter: oakland police say this has been a peaceful march this year. if we can come

that's mayday. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning everyone.nks forgetting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. today we could learn the hunt for a killer in calaveras county could be over. officials say a man who is in jail this morning could be linked to the stabbing death of an 8-year-old valley springs girl. the 42-year-old man was taken into custody in plaser ville about 45 miles from valley springs. today in the bay's marla tellez joins us with more on the potential break in the case. >> good morning. we have been covering this story since it first broke over the weekend. 8-year-old leila fowler stabbed to death inside her valley springs home on saturday. since then, this small community has been on edge without any movement in this case. that is until now. investigators saying they are looking at this man, 42-year-old jason wayrynen as a possible suspect. wayrynen was arrested yesterday morning in placerville which is just 15 miles north of valley springs after trying to kidnap this little girl right here. she's

it is mayday. this morning tens of thousands of people will rally nationwide for immigration reform. this year the immigration debate is bringing new life to the rallies now that bipartisan group of senators have introduced a bill that will bring as many as 11 million undocumented immigrants out of the shadows. here in the bay area, san francisco's march begins at 4th and mission streets. in san jose protesters will gather at our lady of guadalupe church on san antonio street. along the peninsula, marchers gather at 5:00 at rengsdoor of park. >>> president obama heads to mexico tomorrow. today in the bay's tracie potts joining us on capitol hill with the latest and a look at the president's trip along with his agenda. >> reporter: of the many things that president obama is trying to deal with in his second term, immigration is one that may actually have some momentum. president obama saying it would be an historic achievement if they're able to enact immigration reform. there's a bill on the table

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in san jose, mayday was kicked off in east san jose. immigrants gave testimonials of emotional stories of being separated from their loved ones. >> i'm awfully hurt. at the same time, i know that i need to build people's spirit up. that's my job, that's what i'm -- kind of why i'm in this for. >> he sponsors giving undocumented workers a pathway to citizenship. >>> what a polo coach did with a young girl. >>> the u.s. justice department taking a stand and the move it's making after the fda allows 15-year-old girls to buy the morning after pill. >>> a bay area university is getting ahead of the problem. the health epidemic these students are training to fight. >>> was it a prank? police are trying to find out who left a suspicious package and a note at a south bay office building this morning. an employee on park moore drive in san jose noticed the odd package. the area was evacuated as a precaution, the bomb squad inspected the package, and found it didn't contain anything dangerous. everyone was allowed back into the area after several

san jose was home to the biggest mayday event in the bay area. ">>>thousands rallying for immigration reform marched down santa clara street and assembled at city hall wednesday evening. we need to reform immigration laws, make sure we protect workers, reunite families and give a path to citizenship. may 1st, also known as "mayday", is an annual event that in the past highlighted workers' rights. in recent years in this country, it became a rallying point for immigrant rights. i work with a family where the parents are deported, the four us citizen children are still in this country and they want their parents back. pure and simple. they don't want to see other children lose their parents like they did. these marchers called for a change to america's immigration policy. to make sure the workers are respected and that all the corporations make sure that they treat the workers with the respect that they deserve since they have built foundations and they have built these cities that r nation is made of. the event seemed almost festive--filled with f

mayday, mayday! oh i gist wanted to yell that it's may day.will do a story about that in in, the strikes in the world. it we have the most amazing stat for you. what percentage of the last 30 some odd years went to the top 1%? you won't believe the number but it's true, and it's coming up in the program. all those votes against the background check--backfiring dirty dirty wars on throughout the show, and what kind of show do we have for you? it's ridiculous. it's awesome. furthermore, you know the story we start with, ladies and gentlemen, we got 'em, three more guys who are suspects in the marathon bombing. there's two of them you're seeing with dzhokhar tsarnaev, the other two guys are from kazakhstan. dias kadyrbayev, and azamat tazhayahov wow i pulled it off kind of. and the third guy is robel phillipos, he is not pictured. they were apparently friends with dzhokhar tsarnaev, an they hid evidence, they took his laptop backpack, and vaz lean, vaseline, they felt it might be part of the bombs, and hid it them. one guy lied to federal authori

. >> another mayday protest attracted hundreds of people. >> in the meantime an estimated time in san jose called for immigration reform. they want to call on congress to conquer immigration legislation reform. >>> president barack obama passed on a trip to costa rica. he will meet with the mexican president -- he will meet with the mexican president and last year he met two days before the mexican president was sworn in. he will ask for help in securing the border between the two countries and tomorrow he heads to cost a reek a can before talking about concerns. >>> and mark jackson is not backing down for his criticism of the denver nuggets. they can clinch the series tonight calling them hit men. he believes the anything gets will -- nuggets will chuck him whole he goes down the lane. >> no violence, chuck him? that is awful. good morning star a, she he is filling in for sal castaneda. >>> we have two eastbound lanes closed overall everything is looking good on the roadways. let's look apt the east shore freeway, it is looking good but at the bay bridge toll plaza near 208 and san

there will also be mayday marches focused in san francisco and san jose. in san francisco the march begins at 24th and mission streets and ends with a rally at the civic center. it ends with our lady of guadeloupe church. >>> it extent into a -- extends into a hate crime and racist graffiti went on three people, they are trying to rename a middle school. >>> the first virgin america flight will have four round trip flights a day to make it across the country and they could bring more travelers into san jose. 4:35 is the time we are talking winds and i didn't see the wind but i could definitely feel my car moving. >> thanks for reminding us, pam. let's take a look at what beef on the -- we have on the east shore freeway. >>> no major problems getting out to the toll plaza and you can see traffic looks good. northbound 280 right down through san jose, let's go to steve. >>> well, the wind kicked in, may be a little later than 6:00 p.m. and it is starting to pick up and believe it or not there is actually some fog. wind advisories are out for high fire danger

meantime here at home the mayday marches calling for immigration reform. rallies set for san francisco, san jose and oakland at 3:00 this afternoon. san francisco's march begins at 24th and mission streets. in san jose protesters gathering at our lady of guadalupe church on san antonio streets. in oakland people meeting up at fruitvale plaza. on the peninsula, marchers gathering at ring storm park. >>> workers rallying and marching in support of a plan $15 an hour minimum wage. it will wind its way through downtown. >>> facebook boss mark zuckerberg could be greeted by unwanted visitors in menlo fark this morning. protesters plan to deliver a petition signed by nearly 19,000. they're upset about a tv ad funded by zuckerberg's new political group. it supports the keystone xl pipeline which has been criticized by environmentalist. the group 350.org wants the ads to stop. zuckerberg's group called fwd.us is committed to comprehensive immigration reform. >>> a bay area boy injured in the boston marathon bombing two weeks ago back in home just in time to celebr

time supporters for immigrant rights how they are gearing up for a national day of action on this maydayand fire continues to burn here in sonoma county and take a look behind me, you are looking at one of several fires and we will hear why it has been so hard to get ahead of these fires when the morning news comes back. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back, a pink. the mobile, a couple of  familiar names -- welcome back, a pink mobile, a couple of familiar names and they shattered some of the numbers and we will get you all of the business news coming up. >>> we will smile and say good morning, it is may 1s

historically mayday, may 1st, began as day for labor rights. recently it's morphed into a day for immigration reform. >>> there was also a rally in portland, oregon. oregon's governor signed a bill authorized driver's licences for people who are in the state illegally. >> all oregonians can take a driver's exam, can get a license, can get car insurance, and can drive safely to and from work and from school. >> demonstrators also gathered at the colorado state capital. the colorado governor just signed a bill allowing students living in the state illegally to pay instate tuition at public colleges. >>> north korea has sentenced a u.s. citizen to hard labor for unspecified crimes against the government. kenneth bay is from the seattle area. he was traveling with a small group in north korea when he was arrested six months ago. there were already tense relations between the u.s. and north korea. >>> and the department of homeland security is investigating a possible case of human trafficking at a saudi arabia compound. homeland security received i

that's why our community allies are all coming together this mayday.n over 50 cities, big cities like chicago, new york, san francisco, and los angeles, and little cities like duluth and concord, and places like that action to talk about workers' rights and immigrants' rights, to make sure they're front and center of the community. >> richard, i wonder if you think we've sort of lost the bead on the american worker in the last 20, 30 years. we look at what happened in west, texas, last week amid news about boston, but 14 people killed, due in large part because there were no safety regulations in place at the plant, yet that story was not picked up at all. there's no pressure mouchbting on congress or the government to take better care of american workers. why do you think that is? >> you know, we question that. if you look at what's happening in the country, as you mentioned 150 workers die every day of injuries or occupation all diseases. 14 workers die every day from silicosis, from silica exposure, it's like we've become oblivious to the plight of

first strike in action that created mayday are still kind of animating today throughout the world it sounds like it will it also sounds like we may have intentionally changed the date here a bit honest of the i want to take it back to you so what's the u.s. reluctance to officially join the rest of the world in these celebrations well margaret you know i think that depends on the situation surrounding kind of social movements that occur at a specific current time in a specific year we just heard you know sam explained that definitely the shift towards a workers' rights is definitely more has been moved to labor day and certainly that is kind of the day when workers' rights are marked in a sense but it's important to keep in mind that it really kind of may day is a great opportunity for people concerned with these issues with wealth inequality with workers' rights with you know today we saw students coming out on the streets concerned with huge student debt in the united states all of these issues really made as a great opportunity to come out and voice their concern about them again

, mayday, where we expect the whole edifice to stick. this is the fourth straight up month to start the year, a trick the good folks at btig tell us has happened just a scant 18% of the time. it doesn't matter that when you have that set-up, the markets rallied into the end of the year, 14 out of 15 times and get incredible btig stat or that the average gain is an extraordinary 9% from here. nor does it even seem to matter that may is just a coin flip month. since 1950, there have been 35 instances where april was up 1%, and in 17 of those years, the dow posted a gain of 1% in may. how about this one. over the past 20 years, may has been positive 50% of the time. and we're supposed to sweat the program. put all these stats together and you can safely say the best thing you can do if the market goes down in the month of may is to buy, buy, buy, not sell, sell, sell. but that would be violative of the protocol of benign restraint we must all practice, lest we be taunted you own or buy stocks and the next day the market goes down. it's not

has since whitewashed its meaning to distance people from its true origin but over the last century mayday has come to represent an international workers struggle and they celeb are groups and movements like occupy wall street the true meaning of made is and reinvigorated here in this country millions of people all around the world yesterday protested from d.c. all the way to bangladesh demanding better workers' rights and l.a. thousands of people peacefully march for immigrant rights and better employee benefits but in seattle a may day protests turned violent resulting in seventeen people arrested so here to join me now to discuss the may day events around the country in the state of the labor movement in general i'm joined by artie's honest churkin are new york city a remote from our l.a. studio thanks so much for coming on both of you ramon i want to start with you what yesterday l.a. saw thousands of people marching give us a sense of what it was like on the ground and what people's demands were. sure it was a day tons of people on the streets shutting down many city blocks in downtow

. >> i was saying mayday, mayday, we're sinking. and he was saying, what rank are you? i said i'm not actually a rank. i'm a guitarist. >> five kids plunge into frigid waters. >> if you don't do your job the best that you were trained with no hesitation, a child will die. >> a baby falls into a well. >> you just wanted to reach down and pull them out of the ground. excuse me. >>> lives on the line. >> police. >> these are the passengers of the airplane that are caught in the power line. >> cameras recording all the drama. >> screaming for oxygen and an ambulance and rope. >> amazing tales of survival. >> i knew that there's no way i was going to make it to the surface in time to get a breath. >> "caught on camera: close encounters with death." >>> when life hangs in the balance, when quick decisions make the difference between living or dying, it's rare for cameras to be there recording all the drama. in this hour, you'll see six different stories, death-defying experiences that unfold with cameras rolling. in our first story we head down under to australia where a work

lot of people saying was you don't need your boss your boss needs you and that's kind of what the mayday really has become. i just want to understand the maybe protest you went to this one in d.c. what was happening on the ground there yes so it started off in a park and it was you know it's a beautiful day in d.c. so there was there was about a hundred people gathered in the park first listening to speeches there were a lot of people singing as well free apples lots of signs and then there began a march from from that area the park it's about a mile from where that park is all the way down to the white house where so we marched all the way to the white house and the people in the protests are still there at the white house with more speakers more singing and more and more celebrations but they certainly gathered a lot of attention in between and i wanted to i want to show you this a man say look for us yes exactly sam. really did a good job of explaining what may day was to him. the goal of creating a new world that is really fully democratic and fully equal and also just overall is inc

taking place nationally, the crowds were massive when rallies were held on mayday. they were trying to show their strict in numbers while marching but they also did not show up to work to show the country what it is like not to have immigrants in america. they are expected to valley here and again in the south bay but most likely it will not be until 2006 and they are tar getting specific civic case written by four democrats and four republicans was written just two weeks ago allowing thousands into the country and providing a path to citizenship for the 11 million living here illegally. there will be numerous conferences with regard to immigration and the push for it and there is also going to be a march for the children at 4:00 and 5:30. >>> they have the march starting in san francisco 24th and mission streets and ends with a rally at the civic center. in santa rosa, it ends near cut on it avenue and continues to july-yard park for a big rally. -- julie yard park for a big rally. >>> they continue to work on immigration reform legislation and we will have more co

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. >>> mayday clashes with protesters... now police are using flash bang grenades to break up the crowd and some say they smashed door windows and metal pipes at the poll. those officers had cuts and bruises and still no word on whether any of the protesters were hurt. back out here, we are told about the violence from recent years. >>> downtown oakland about a few hundred people took to the streets calling for arise in minimum -- a rise in minimum wage from 8 to $15 and it started in new york to chicago. [crowd noise] >> in san jose, an estimated 10,000 people showed up for a mayday march. >> president barack obama heads out on a three day trip to mexico and coastal rico. the issues topping his agenda when he meets with the president of mexico. >>> we had couple of accidents we had a gravel truck which spilled its load and it's blocking that connecting on ramp. we also have an accident on 880 southbound at the maury exit. two of those cars are facing the wrong way and a tow truck is trying to remove everything and get it ov

. >> they heard violent clashes with violent mayday protesters. now police used flash bang grenades and pepper spray to break up the crowd. some threw rocks bottles and metal pipes at the police. at least 18 arrests were made. seattle police were ywhe ter last year's protest turned very violent. >>> it was not olent like the reason past. >> the largest bay area rally drew about 10,000 people all calling for their reform. people are really moat evaluated as congress debates the legislation. in downtown, a few hundred took to the streets calling for an increase in minimum wage from 8 to $15 per hour. this is part of a movement which started in chicago and new york. and in san francisco supporters of immigration march from 24th and mission went down to the civic center. there were extra police officers on hand for the march and the rally but no problems were reported. >>> president barack obama heads out on a three day trip from mexico to costa rico. here is more on what top is the agendas when he meets with the president of mexico. >>> department of

mayday, mayday! oh i gist wanted to yell that it's may day.about that in in, the strikes in the world. it we have the most amazing stat for you. what percentage of the last 30 some odd years went to the top 1%? you won't believe the number but it's true, and it's coming up in the program. all those votes against the

. >> for people were arrested tonight after a mayday protest near the white house turned violent. the demonstrators said that the protest was meant to mark an expression of international solidarity. police arrested protesters after one of them attacked an officer and at least one other through a bag of human waste. an annapolis man pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges followed by an alcohol- fueled hit-and-run death in the district. this plea bargain stems from a death back in march. it killed ruby whitfield. to 30roadwell faces up years in prison. he is scheduled to be sentenced in august. >> also, d.c. mayor vincent gray plans to allow illegal immigrants who live in the district the chance to obtain drivers licenses. the bill will be introduced tomorrow. it will allow district residents to get drivers license or a --y identification guard identification card. the story may remind people of "true blood." >> we will tell you how it works. >> an online retailer says that it is sorry. why jcpenney is asking for your forgiveness tonight. ?> a high temperature of 70 and how

. >> mayday. we're going down. >> we thought everybody could get out because, like i say, there wasn't any screams. >> moments after take-off, flames erupt from the world's most iconic aircraft. >> it was a time bomb. they were going to die. >> people watched in horror as it crashes into a nearby hotel. there are many ways for fires to start on a plane, and not many ways to put them out. >> in-flight fires can be one of the most catastrophic events a flight crew can face. >>> the faa has found that up to three flights a day are diverted due to smoke or fire in-flight. while it may be common, it can be one of the most dangerous situations facing any flight crew. >> the faa has done extensive testing on in-flight fires and the research you may have as little as 20 minutes to get the fire under control or you may lose control of the airplane. >> over the years, aircraft had become heavily protected against fire. materials are tested for flammability, smoke detectors installed throughout, but these pr

. >> i was saying mayday, mayday, we're sinking. and he was saying, what rank are you? a rank. i'm a guitarist. >> five kids plunge into frigid waters. >> if you don't do your job the best that you were trained with no hesitation, a child will die. >> a baby falls into a well. >> you just wanted to reach down and pull them out of the ground. excuse me.

mayday, unions demanding the immediate halt to deporting illegal immigrants.labor have the best interests of undocumented workers in mind or is this all about saving themselves? "cashin' in", looking out for your best interests right now. i'm eric boling,

mayday, unions demanding the immediate halt to deporting illegal immigrants. does big labor have the best interests of undocumented workers in mind or is this all about saving themselves? "cashin' in", looking out for your best interests right now. i'm eric boling, our "cashin' in" crew, wayne rogers and tracy burns and jonathan hoenig and top economic advisor, a professor at the university of school of business, more austin goolsby. first, max balk us said the healthcare law could be headed for a train wreck. harry reid says he is right if we don't spend more money on that. >> he said unless we implemented properly it will be a train wreck and i agree with him. >> we're not spending enough money and not implementing properly? >> here is what we have now. we have the menu, but we don't have any way to get to the menu. >> eric: that menu is chalked full of taxes and fees to pay for it. with a gives? >> how does harry reid believe that spending more money, more taxes is going to have any beneficial effect? obamacare is already a train wreck. you have insurance p

. >> mayday demonstrations around the world. -- main -- main day -- maiy day demonstrations around the world. and the preparations for the final in the champions league. >> we began in the united states, where federal investigators have arrested free more suspects in connection with the boston bombings. bim two of them have been charged with conspiring to obstruct -- >> two of them have been charged with conspiring to obstruct justice. the third is charged with lying to authorities. >> they removed a backpack and laptop from the dorm room of bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the explosion killed three people and injured more than 200. the 19-year-old has been charged with crimes. the older brother was killed in a gunfight with police. for the latest, let's cross over to washington. what more can you tell us about these new arrests? >> you said a lot already. we don't have a lot of information, but the charges of been made public. we know that two of them -- the three who are to appear in court in about 30 minutes in boston were probably from kazakhstan. azamat tazhayakov and dias kady

justine waldman, kron 4 news. >> in severance goal is mayday which means it is international workers'le have gathered here. speakers are talking aboutrights and also the immigration reform. about 2000 people are here at st. francisco city hall. they marched here from the mission. jeff bush, and severance ago, kron 4 news. --san francisco. but it's a short-term solution to a long-term problem. the grant money dries up in 2014. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> twitter has released in major update to their mobile application. twister is adding taylor trends to the mobile experience. located in the discover tap, the feature show you what's trendy on twitter as a whole. you can also. they're based on location and we follow on twitter. trans specifically cater to your own personal interests. cape slate, kron 4 news. --gabe slate, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: another record in oakland at 80 degrees. pre-war most of the bay area especially-6 and for the immediate coast line because of the sea breeze wins. east bay hills and also the diablo range, burning is banned at this time. as a look into to

thousands took to the streets in spain protesting austerity and unemployment which is at record highs mayday protesters marched and athens as a well all part of a twenty four hour walkout following the recent cutbacks of fifteen thousand public sector jobs and it comes as the e.u. faces the prospect of another year of recession and job losses according to the latest forecasts let's take a look these are the three countries with the highest on him. ploy middle rates in the euro zone in greece over twenty seven percent of the workforce is out of a job while in spain. about one in every four is unemployed portugal's rate is not far behind it are the ones down here in real green seventeen point five percent are teased as are cilia has a look into how people across europe are dealing with skyrocketing unemployment and found out leaving the country is a popular choice. the unemployment rate in the years old has recently reached a record twelve percent and for those aged twenty five and below in countries like spain and greece that number is as high as more than fifty percent with very little signs

today is mayday also known as international workers day a celebration of the international labor movement all across the world from tokyo to it is to zimbabwe from germany to bangladesh workers took to the streets today to stand up for labor and they were rallies right here in the u.s. and cities like los angeles detroit and even montpelier vermont while workers here in america and across the globe have made great strides since the very first made a celebration was held there are still a very long way to go in the fight for workers' rights so tonight we bring you a special bigger picture discussion on labor in america on our panel tonight are bill spriggs chief economist for the f.l. c.i.a.o. here and executive director working america and stuart a letter and union organizer who is by the way going to be signing copies of his latest book plain bigger than you are it's a great book i've read it tomorrow night at six thirty eight pm at busboys and poets on fourteenth street right here in washington d.c. so let's let's all get started it is a great book and it really is the minutes it's and

. >> mayday protests turn ugly in seattle. smashed windows and tossed metal pipes at police cars.e as the day went on. by afternoon. thousand of marchers joined in. officers had to use pepper spray and flash bang grenade to control the crowd. >>> in berlin, germany, a mayday rally turned violent. demonstrators seen smashing the windows of a bank. police officers were prepared. they deployed officers and got the situation under control before serious damage could be done. >> central pennsylvania woman disappeared ten years ago has turned up alive and well in florida. brenda heist says she left home on a whim, traveled to florida where she has been ever since. her ex-husband is angry over the effect her disappearance had on their children. especially since he was considered a suspect early on. >> there were people in the neighborhood who would not allow their children to play with my children because of what they perceived i might be. that hurt me more than just about anything else. >> he said his ex-wife and children expressed the desear to speak with each other. but for now they'r

there's a massive mayday march and rally demanding rights for immigrants and all workers countless more demonstrations are being held around the country so joining me now to discuss state of workers' rights in this country and may day i'm joined by our two political correspondents sam sachs and what are up man i thought a happy day really good to be obedient to the state thank you eisenhower for that you know it seems like the rest of the world gets it i mean they're all celebrating made in solidarity with americans why is it that we have still not reinstated may first as may day here we're exceptional you know but why haven't we used the metric system. now it seems strange that this holiday as you mentioned came out of the labor action here in the united states and that the rest of the world got behind. and devoted to this action in the united states hundred thirty years ago isn't celebrated by the united states you know we have labor day which is our sort of workers' day i think there was some sensitivity by grover cleveland you know early politicians and i think grover cleveland was

there's a massive mayday march and rally demanding rights for immigrants and all workers countless more demonstrations are being held around the country right now joining me now to discuss the state of workers' rights in this country and may day i'm joined by our two political correspondents sam sachs one of the man but if you want a happy of law days really good to be obedient to the state thank you eisenhower for that you know it seems like the rest of the world gets it i mean they're all celebrating made in solidarity with americans why is it that we have still not reinstated may first as made it here we're exceptional you know and why haven't we used the metric system now it seems strange that this holiday as you mentioned came out of in a labor action here in the united states and that the rest of the world got behind devoted to this action in the united states hundred thirty years ago isn't celebrated by the united states you know we have labor day which is our sort of workers that i think there was some sensitivity by grover cleaver. and you know early politicians a grover clevel

well mayday has traditionally been a celebration of spring as well as international workers' rights but demonstrations in seattle turned violent again this year. police officers squared off with hundreds of protesters wednesday night marchers broke windows threw rocks and actually threw bottles and fireworks at police officers law enforcement spotted with flash bang grenades and pepper sprayed seventeen people were arrested for property damage now the anti capitalism protesters heard right after a peaceful immigration rally earlier in the day and as i mentioned this is not the first time that the city has erupted in protest during may day festivities last year protesters clad in black race havoc on the city prompting the mayor to make an emergency declaration in order to quell the violence there and that was enough to actually prompt the government to send f.b.i. agents out to seattle even before this year's made protest actually began and to actually track down an artists but even that wasn't enough to prevent the violence this year back in the nation's capital a few intermittent viole

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today is mayday also known as international workers day celebration of the international labor movement all across the world from tokyo to visit to zimbabwe from germany to bangladesh workers took to the streets today to stand up for labor and there were rallies right here in the u.s. cities like los angeles detroit and even mum pillar of vermont while workers here in america and across.

. >> 6:20 and there is a mayday call on wall street after the market suffered the worst start to a monthne year. >> three carry-on bags and sodas are becoming a thing on the pass for one airline. >> good morning, stocks sold off yesterday. all the major markets slipped 1% yesterday. all that selling or signs of a slowing economy. there were fewer jobs for american workers, private employers added 119,000 jobs last month which is the fewest in seven months. the march numbers have been revised lower. one airline is adding a fee for -- frontier airline is adding a fee for carry-on bags. it applies to beds in the overhead bin. passengers that buy tickets on their website will not have to pay the new fees. the latest j.c. penney advertising apologizes for the changes the company made over the past few months. the ad acknowledges the missteps and asks that customers to come back to the stores. that is america's money. i'm the youngest of four boys, and when i was 14 i saw a chance to literally pave the way to my futurand i started a business paving drivewivs. that helped me pay for college. my

another gorgeous mayday.e only difference is we think it may cloud up and drop our temperature to 70 or upper 60s. that has a lot to do with that same area of high pressure. it might retreat just a little bit and get into a position send more marine layer that we had around for the past few days. meanwhile temperatures tonight are in the 50s. it ease going to be chilly overnight: we'll drop into the 40s. high pressure tomorrow in the sweet spot bringing us sunny skies. if we have clouds they'll go away. notice what happens on friday. the high retreats a little bit and it might be in favorable position send a cloud deck in here friday. still i don't think it will be as murky as it was the last few days. last stop tonight look at the temperatures overnight. mostly in the 40s. a few of you may get to near 40 degrees. it might feel chilly to you but all things considered a very nice spring night. we talked about tomorrow being 71. lets jump into the weekend shall we. that's good stuff as well. we keep it in the l

it's a gray mayday, so to speak. it's going to be this way all day long. a lot of rain, but it will be misty and damp. the gate get up to .-period- full stop these today, but it won't. because of the sun. the winds will shift. vocational rain this morning and some fog go down to a level of just around 64. mostly cloudy with a shower or 2000. your five-day first warning forecast. >> no turning back some of the other top headlines. a home invasion in new york ends with a suspect in a six-day. police say a gunman forced its way into an off-campus house. when police responded, they fired at the suspects. one of those shots struck and killed one-year-old andrea rebello was being held hostage amounts. several assistance including the victims and sister were inside the home that time they they got away unharmed. now an internal university investigation is underway. >>> a plane carrying 140 people close to moscow. investigators say the aircraft landing gear malfunction somehow caught fire on the like. minutes later passengers could be seen jumping off onto the win

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