the national laborers union, head of the national laborers union who basically represents half a million construction workers who endorsed obama twice is speaking out against this vociferously. >> this is no example of profiles in courage. it's clear the administration needs to grow a set of antlers or perhaps take a lesson from popeye and eat some spinach. it's not just the 2,000 hard hat jobs and also thousands more about the construction of the pipeline, but canada has about 1,000 suppliers who would be working here in the u.s. if the pipeline went through. >> the way it was expressed by the ambassador, they really want to work with us. they don't understand the continual delays. being postponed until after the midterm elections. an environmentalist make their arguments and are protesting it's bad for the environment but it's happening anyway. >> very interesting. the state department which delayed this review actually came out with a study that showed because the alternative to the pipeline are so bad for greenhouse emissions, up to 42% more by oil or tanker -- i mean by rail or tank

turf battle because he wanted to be the sole voice for the farmworkers so the idea is it was say national union but they could not effectively run california you neff -- enough to expand the. >> the texas farm workers back in 1978 also a march 2 washington. speaking to antonio at the time they've wanted to represent all farm workers both u.s. citizens and mexican workers in and caesar did not want that. old the u.s. american farm workers to be represented. >> that was the big philosophical difference between you and the two groups. >> my question has to do with the unions. the late forties was say polar act because when you strike the alternative is for the of managers to do the job. i wonder if that was evidence after striking some of there for their strategies highest to-do's the boycott? to make absolutely a. the because they rate excluded from the nlrb they could do secondary boycotts something that was perceived to be a and in advantage was the farm worker's benefit for the boycott. it is a complicated story. >> as a nurse i am interested in pesticides as the farm workers with the close pr

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so ultimately the idea was that it would be a national union and that was the goal.but they could never effectively run it well enough to really expand in the kind of bogged down efforts in texas and heirs is madge texas farmworkers had a hunger strike back in 1978. >> and at the time i remember speaking to antonio and he said that they wanted to represent all farmworkers both u.s. citizens and mexican workers and that caesar did not want that. he only wanted u.s. american farmworkers to be represented. >> yes, that was it a representative difference between the two groups. >> he really was a poor act. and i'm wondering whether that was evident and therefore they strategize to do the boycott. >> because they were excluded from the act, something that was perceived turn out to be for the benefit of the boycott. and it's a complicated story. >> as a nurse i am interested in pesticides in declining health. these farmworkers from the close proximity but they were to the crops, i consider this a shot as the pioneer in organics. >> it's part of his visionary nature that ea

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players cast ballots on a vote to form a union, but the ballots won't be open for month until the national union board rules on a case. >>> a ground breaking legal decision is adding new pressure to the natural gas business is happening in a number of areas around the country. bob and lisa par are among the 15 million americans who live near frac-ing wells. their home sits on the bar ket shale near dallas. they said it gave them rushes, nausea, blurred vision, so bad that they ended up moving into his office just to get away from home. this is the first case to win a jury verdict. lisa par joins us now. appreciate you being with us. can i ask first how your health is now? >> right now it's a lot better, because we're under a lot of treatments, and we do treatments at home as well. >> i see. this has been a long process, and this isn't even over yet at this point, but in the process, what has been most difficult? >> fighting with this company. they have been impossible to deal with. my neighbor sent them numerous letters, i have called them, i have personally talked to the workers on the site and

>> i think it is, but just to be fair, there have been national unions who have put a lot of money intohis area and put a lot of people here. and the recall elections just drove people into deciding whether they were for scott walker or against scott walker. this election this fall is a third referendum on the governor. but, sure, the amount of money being spent is incredible, the amount of money already being raised. most elections in wisconsin statewide elections kick off in june or july. we've already had ads from the republican governor's association, from governor walk are's campaign and from his opponent's campaign. people are engaged and i heard today the republican gives association has already bought time for ads to post in october and november of this year. >> well, yeah. and it's worth noting not just in terms of recall elections, we're also talking about the influence of outside groups, the ones that i mentioned in particular, on legislation. grove are norquist has had 1037 state lawmakers across the country sign on to his platform. and effectively that then changes the kind

self-appointed governor of the place where this letter cam out a member of the group of the russian national union a swastika-like symbol. the irony, mr. putin and russian propaganda have been saying the people who made the revolution in kiev, they're neo-nazis while deputy prime minister is jewish, and two major urban centers are also jewish. even one of farther right groups is a multiethnic very conservative group. so the problem is there is anti-semitism on both side. ukraine has a terrible tragic history of, of, many millions of joouz killed. this was the homeland of a huge proportion of -- of, of the jewish european life. and you know, theser use have never really been teased out and purged out of society in the way they have in germany. >> right. yet as a matter of diplomacy, the terrible history is distinct from what we know and how much we know about this allegation. the anti-defamation league, fights anti-semitism, said quote we are skeptical about the flier's authenticity. that is a careful statement there. but a caution not only against the, the terrible incidence of anti-semitism that

way in which is the 80 logical elements of the war were being stripped away and the service of national union was a bad thing. they were accused by their editors a practicing aggressive modernism. a was sort of say, we have to watch it and tone it down, but then his own chapters would be ludicrously in northern in their perspective. i think that is what they were concerned with, and it's fair to say that while they were successful in rewriting the way we imagine lincoln, the recasting of the civil war against that revisionism did not hold up for long. it would not actually become -- their interpretation would not come back until the modern civil-rights era fists. we probably have time for one more. [inaudible question] >> they actually had not intended to stay. there were burnt out, exhausted. and so lincoln shortly before he died appointed them to be diplomatic posts. he appointed nikolai to be the consul general in paris and appointed eight to another diplomatic post also in paris. and they readily jumped at the chance. they were exhausted, did not want to do another term. the time they cou

. >> brown: mann thein is a deputy with the karen national union, the political wing of the rebel group. a former fighter himself, he smiles as he tells us of his days chasing his enemy, the military government. >> ( translated ): it was not a game of chase like children play. it was one that involved guns and shooting. >> brown: but now, mann thein sits across the negotiating table from the very general he once fought. >> brown: do you trust the myanmar government and the myanmar military? >> ( translated ): in order for there to be trust, the trust must be built. just as we have to make them trust us, they have to do things to show that we can trust them. >> brown: a continuing area of violence, a religious clash between buddhists and muslims living in the western state of rakhine, has recently drawn international attention. in january, the u.n. confirmed a riot that left 48 muslims dead. the government continues to deny the event occurred. another very real issue here: who gains from moves toward peace? while most people in karen are very poor, the area is rich in natural resources.

i want to bring in the president of malaysia's national union of flight attendants. captain zaharie ahmad shah and the crew. good to have you with us. i appreciate you take:00 the time. what can you tell us in terms of anyone you knew and the pilots on this plane, and what they were like as the investigation still seems to focus on those individual. >> yeah, hi, erin. basically, i think we are currently right now looking at some family members and also the crew who we have spoken to. and the last time that i spoke to them was about a couple of days ago. and basically, i've worked with some of the crewmembers before. so i know captain zaharie also, because we were flying colleagues before. and we did a couple of flights. and basically, also some of the flight attendants who naturally work with us together on several flights. >> do you think, ismail, that any of these people could have been responsible? obviously people are talking about the captain simply because he was the captain. and a lot of focus has gone there. there has been no evidence at this point indicating

union to russia's leaders. they fear it to an end to it or having chris was this nation european union but the robins and most ofthe same in a tree intervention in eastern ukraine would be a big mistake of buying only russia i think that it would like to see penn of strong ukrainian state which will have a new post eight this means that it will all be a member of the killing of the notes the bloke. and then i rush out will feel safe because of the press ups of both breeds show buffer zone between itself and the west nature has been defending the actor seems to like images that its ace to russian troops massed on the ukrainian border the mosque and says it has no intention of intervening is exactly what he gets home boston cctv oscar. i was poor i know. says i had the taboo topic in china but unavoidable for terminally ill patients in their families. although hospice care is a vote of the new concert for chinese people may be are now coming to terms with the reality and deciding that quality life is more important than extending its been shown by the moon is full government is finally introducing comprehensive ho

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voting today whether to form the nation's first union for college athletes, but it could be a while before we know how the vote actually turned out. diane estherbrook has more from evanston, illinois. >> well, it could be months before we know how these football players voted. the national labor relations board impounded the ballots today. they won't be counted until they can review a regional director's decision that said student-athletes can be considered employees and unionizunionize. a northwestern spokesman said that the unions have been lobbying the players heavily. >> during the period leading up to this election northwestern did not get its campaign according to the guidelines and procedures outlined by the national relations board. we did explain consistently and very clearly the university's position. which is that we believe our students are students, not employees, and that we don't believe unionization and collective bargaining are the appropriate methods. >> reporter: former northwestern quarterback ken coolter said i'm proud of what they have accomplished. they're giving the

it is the union's first national title in any sport. i had to do research on union college.ally a small school in new york with only about 2200 students. they don't even offer athletic scholarships. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of berkeley where a warehouse fire is still burning, we have the latest on the battle to put it out. plus, what we learned on the deadly crash on abc news at 11:00. that is it for us, we'll see you at 11:00 over on 7. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call us crazy. some collet adorable. everyone calls its bloopers. doubt what you are doing. unless what you're doing is watching bloopers. [cheering]

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whether to form the nation's first union for college athletes.re is a decision that could change the landscape of collegeeate sports in the u.s. we'll bring in the legal panel. the defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> i want to start with you. it is sometime before we see a decision here. we could see the now ball affect. what is going to happen over the next couple of months. >> hopefully not much. depepping on what is happening, this ruling could ultimately kill college sports. it is it a financial and legal, it would lead to a financial and legal mess so much so, i don't know if the programs would continue while harbing it out. that is the biggest potential ramification. and smaller ones that are worth talking about and probably not kill college sports going forward. >> all right. what do you think, doug? >> i will play devil's advocate. a lot of college kids that are not allowed to touch the money. the schools and coaches see it and everyone supporting them sos it. but the college athlet

way in which is the 80 logical elements of the war were being stripped away and the service of national union was a bad thing. they were accused by their editors a practicing aggressive modernism. a was sort of say, we have to watch it and tone it down, but then his own chapters would be ludicrously in northern in their perspective. i think that is what they were concerned with, and it's fair to say that while they were successful in rewriting the way we imagine lincoln, the recasting of the civil war against that revisionism did not hold up for long. it would not actually become -- their interpretation would not come back until the modern civil-rights era fists. we probably have time for one more. [inaudible question] >> they actually had not intended to stay. there were burnt out, exhausted. and so lincoln shortly before he died appointed them to be diplomatic posts. he appointed nikolai to be the consul general in paris and appointed eight to another diplomatic post also in paris. and they readily jumped at the chance. they were exhausted, did not want to do another term. the time they cou

nation. labor unions have not given up on their fight to expand in the state. north carolina's a afl/cio has 140,000 members and says north carolina is right to work for less state. >> we know that workers with the union earn more in terms of wages. they are likely to have health insurance. they're likely to have other benefits in a are not afforded to workers without an union. we ought not to be advertising as a cheap and contented labor force here in north carolina. >> reporter: last week's spanish company announced it would open an office in charlotte creating 42 jobs. this brings the total of foreign companies in the charlotte area to 939. coming up on rea "real money." the bad men delivering cold hard cash and it is totally against the rules. >> our current system has gone very far awry... >> there's huge pressure on the police to arrest and find somebody guilty >> i think the system is going to fail a lot of other people. >> you convicted the wrong person >> i find that extraordinarily disappointing... >> to keep me from going to jail, i needed to coopera

hours ago football players at northwestern university cast their votes on whether to form the nation's first unionor college athletes. this comes after a ruling last month that players on athletic scholarships are essentially university employees. over here on the wall, the ballot box, but we don't expect results anytime soon. the box will stay sealed for weeks, maybe even years, as the northwestern university appeals to the full national labor relations board. mike tobin is live on the campus. football players accuse the school now of trying to scare the players into voting against this union. >> well, certainly the university pulled out all the stops. some people on the periphery saying the pressure from coaches,s a mr.orses, alumni, amounted to intimidation but the university looked at the nlrb rules, campaigned aggressively but didn't cross the line. >> there have been some allegations by union supporters that northwestern engaged in unfair labor practices during the election campaign. that is simply not true. >> reporter: those ballots were impounded before they were counted and will remain s

unionize volkswagen's plant in chattanooga tennessee. the announcement came 1 hour before the uaw was to have gone before the national labor relations board to plead for a new election. assembly workers rejected the union in a vote in february.instead, the union says it will work to create more jobs at the plant which currently employs more than 2- thousand.in china, the world's largest & fastest growing car market vw is in expansion competition with gm which just announced a 12- billion dollar investment. in today's cover story, the growing class of employees who are neither temporary nor permanent.they are the perma- temp---on the job for months at a time.but few of them---ever put on staff.it saves employers the expense of benfits.but at what cost to the workforce? temping used to be a foot in the door. work for awhile without health benefits or paid sick leave and soon, it would be followed by an offer to work full-time. but that's not happening. "employers don't have the budgets anymore, so they're going for a perma-temp workforce." temps who didn't want to go on camera told us it may give the company flexibility but temping gives th

brandon arnold is the vice president of government affairs for the national taxpayers union.ood evening. irs workers failed to pay their tax. are patted on the back, given out bonuses. really, why? >> this is an egregious violation of the public trust. to have the very people who are tasked with collecting our taxes, tasked with enforcing the tax laws. making sure we play by the rules aren't themselves playing by the rules. to take it one step further you see that they're being rewarded for their actions in the form of bonuses, in the form of time off, in the form of step increases. they're getting promoted while they're not paying their taxes on the irs. it is shameful. >> and you know, how can we trust the government when the very agencies charged with our tax dollars is violating that principle? >> it's tough. a lot of russ naturally skeptical of the government in the first place. i certainly fall into that category. it is only a $2 million use of public funds but the ill reply indications are much, much broader. this is an agency tasked with removing about $2.7 trillion e

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immigration reform is one of the top priorities for farm bureau, for the national farmers union, forof the western growers association. a lot of these commodity groups realize, it is absolutely essential we get this done. >> and from the outside, we just think of, we think of the farming community, rural interest more broadly, but the farming industry and agriculture business as being such a republican key constituency, but their views on this issue are something the republicans felt very comfortable ignoring. >> not just those folks, but also the evangelical church leaders understand that there is a biblical responsibility from their perspective so take care of folks who are in need. and they see this as a moral issue. so it's an economic issue, it's a deficit reduction issue, it's an agricultural issue, and a moral issue. >> secretary of agricultural, tom vilsack, thank you very much for being here tonight. always nice to see you. >> thank you. >> thanks. we'll be right back. stay with us. i will light up every room i walk into. [ female announcer ] olay presents the new regenerist

for northwestern football players on whether or not to become the first college team in the nation to unionizex news's mike tobin on campus in evanston with the latest, mike. >> reporter: the poll is closed. the ballots have been impounded. the university campaigned hard for a no vote but in the face of allegations that pressure from coaches, administrators and alumni on these players, ultimately amounted to unfair campaigning the university gives a big denial. >> simply not the case. it is just not true. our, our position really has not changed since the first day that this began back in february. >> reporter: we will not know the outcome for months. those ballots were not counted before they were impounded. they will remain secret until the full nlrb can hear an appeal to a ruling from the regional nlrb. that was the ruling that gave players the ability to form a union. today's vote is about whether they want to form a union. one thing we got from the university there is momentum afoot for change in college sports. the real question whether that change should come in the for of a players uni

big surprises for a lot of folks as well, we have pete step from the national taxpayer union, art laffer, one of the country's best known economists and former economic advisor to president ronald reagan, coauthor of the new book. and rich koppa managing director of wealth health. great to have you here. a lot of people out there, art laffer, are upset what is going about with taxes, complaints from silicon valley to new york city, a lot of people upset, mark zandi said it will only have a slight economic impact of 0.25%. a quarter of a percent of economic growth. what do you say? >> i think he's crazy. look at the total tax system, gerri, it's a catastrophe. causing 3 1/2 trillion dollars in cost of revenues f we had a low rate, broad based flat tax did it for both business and individuals we could be the most booming economy in the world. this tax system collects too much in revenues. it is way too complicated and the way they spend the money is tragic. but other than that is is really great. gerri: what about the laugher curve? doesn't it play in here? couldn't they collect more if th

economic space is being discussed within the framework of the treaty on the eurasian economic union in general national interests are protected the school of film to oppose the political sense that you can see that it's the muslim community has changed. the bill would make a monthly rates the member states of the eurasian economic union will have equal access to retirement market of each other. it was announced with the vice minister of finance financial loss on wednesday in austin on the tree on the establishment of the original comic union between cut it for ten dollars is expected the sun in a separate section that specifies requirement republican chairman for all parties is provided in the document. and that it began. this section of the chairman's aims at developing economic cooperation and exchange traded economic relations harmonize legislation that the republican chairman and ensure equal access to the german market of each other. currently the final version of the section on until it is being developed by parties and candidates he is doing the settlement covers it up and chairman of the tax co

northwestern football players voting today on whether to form the nation's first-ever college union.ing to legalistic, but they are not employees of the university just because they're on a scholarship. by the way, that was the legal basis of granting them this ability to vote. they're not. that's a silly idea. what if i get a scholarship because i'm on a math scholarship. can i unionize? >> but bob, the universities make mills onoff of the performance of these athletes, and they market them and they reap the benefits of their talents. that's absolutely a fact, but i still don't think they're employees of a university. i think it opens up an enormous can of worms. >> that's true. >>> another can of worse kind of story. the buffalo bills cheerleaders, known colorfully as the jills. they have suspended operations, this after five of the former cheerleaders filed a lawsuit this week claiming they were underpaid and mistreated, and in some cases subjected to cruelty behavior on the part of individuals within the organization. do we have any thoughts on this, sue? >> i think actual be int

. >> student representatives and union leaders tried to reach the national assembly. police blocked her way and government supporters demanded that she leave. >> we are defending the revolution from a fascist traitor who sells out the country. >> she was shuttled away on a motorcycle, but her fight is not over. she'll use a constitutional appeal to try to get her seat back. inside the national assembly government legislators prevent congressman from discussing the return to parliament. instead, people were dancing. while outside in the center of caracas protesters clashed for hours. after two months of protests, there's no sign that they will stop. >> hundreds of families have been left homeless in peru after the waliaga river burst its banks. it has seen days of rain fall and there's been flooding. people were forced to use can use to navigate the streets. >> there's more ahead this half hour, including... >> i'm bernard smith in afghanistan on the campaign trail with dr abdullah abdullah, a front runner in the election. >> and how marijuana is becoming big business,

the latest court order has drawn widespread criticism from the nine nations united states and the european union. he cited as a major violation of human rights in a grave injustice to those accused international human rights groups are also criticizing the mass trial which only lasted a few minutes. or you know that the government approved and he knows we sang he then states in criminal cases. guilt can be on a reasonable doubt. so you have to show evidence and some sydney might be peaking killed one person i mean five hundred people are more out of injuring or killing one policeman it's the gate. un secretary general on the moon said he was alarmed by the news and the bricks clearly did not meet the basic standards for fair trial. when human rights advocate called it the largest possible death sentence increase in history and finally reports have been coming in at two separate attacks in the conflict torn country of syria. inge is alas our government officials say a series of explosions including a car bomb ripped through the western city of homes at least thirty seven people have reportedly be

gerri: with us pete from the national taxpayers union and scott hodge, president of the tax foundatione to both of you. scott, i will start with you. 55 tax extend terse last year. we heard some of these are. tax breaks for people with race horses, people with electric motorcycles there. is nascar tax break. there are some stuff folks consider essential. is this any way to run a country, scott? >> no way to run a tax code either. really what has become is, sort of an annual fund-raising event for members of the ways and means of finance committees. they get to shake down the business community and lure them into to come and argue for their pet projects. it is also a way for lobbyists to get rich because this becomes an annal event for the -- annual event for k street community. i commend chairman wyden to make these permanent meant. this calls for fundamental tax reform. gerri: fundamental tax reform. i bet pete doesn't disagree with you on that? >> no. gerri: reminds me a little bit what we want through obamacare, right? rules kept changing, rules kept changing. i don't really know ho

. >> there are representatives from the african union, united nations and the west african block, finding the bloke and a security reform program. they require, of course, how you prepare for restructure, military, how the relationship civil, military relationship is redefined. >> many people are cautiously hopeful that the election will give them the change that they want. they hope that the man they worked for will be strong enough to solve the country's problems. >> he'll are to deal with a crippled economy, a destabilising drug trafficking problem and a military reluctant to dissen gauge from the politics of the country, a stuff job ahead from whoever is president of the state. >> a man has been arrested after shootings at two jewish community centres in kansas. >> fbi detectives are testing whether the suspects have lions to white groups. >> a roman group has been return the. >> a master gorgan was loaded. archeologists were worried about the plundering of ancient sites. >> the mask of gorgon was stolen from alzeroa. it depicts med usa. three years after it was recovered in tunisia,

the vat cans secretary of state has been invited to mediate from the south american union of nations. the opposition wants protest leader leopoldo lopez to be set free. >> the student remain determined. living on a main street in the capital. it is a time for resistance. >> there are painting banners and building paper telescopes with messages inside, call n on all venezuela to have the fight. >> students are divided. most are demanding the resignation of president nicolas maduro. >> to be honest, we don't have proposals for the government, but we don't want to have a dialogue. >> in spite of weeks of protests, nicolas maduro can count on a solid core of support. it is shrinking, according to opinion polls. what may be helping him is political divisions run deep among the leaders. >> the opposition hasn't gained anything from the protests because public opinion rejects violence. instead it is evident that there are internal subdivisions among the -- divisions among the leaders and that is damaging. >> protests have died down. there are barricades like this, left as demonstrators aroun

is expected to announce it's reached a five-year deal on a contract with its national trade union after the teams have appeared to have, tyler, effectively overruled three local bargaining units. back to you. >> all that earnings talk got my attention. what really got my attention, eight months until christmas, sir. i already bought your christmas. sheila with the market flash. >>> it's a big day for the home builders. dr horton and pulte, a tight supply of homes is helping them raise price. this suggests the market is gaining strength ahead of the crucial spring season. note the fixed year 30-year rates average 4.49% last week, down from a high of 4.8% in september. another indication that perhaps housing demand is picking up. tyler? >> sheila, thanks very much. >>> let's show you where we stand on an up and down day in the market. the industrials, dow up 20 points at 16,52 2. s&p, 1,881. nasdaq at 4,156. earlier today, up about 30 points. russell 2000, 1,14 the quote. up 1.92. peter, chief market analyst at the lindsay group and cnbc contributor is bearish. gentlemen, welcome to both

unions. hello everyone. in the nationalabor relations board wants to force companies to hand over their workers' personal phone numbers and home addresses to unions. now, this will make it easier for labor organizers in what critics are calling ambush elections. sounds a little bush league to me. >> it's outrageous, incredible interference of people's privacy, invading their privacy. if i were a worker at a factory somewhere i would not want the union to have my home address and my phone number calling me

but in fact in protecting its own nation's interests. u.p.a. union do not particularly like him because he believes the national states of the nation states of the you should have the right to choose should have the right to run their own countries as they see fit vava than being told what to do by the european union austerity can never work if the country has to be in the euro or pegged to the euro it just cannot work unless there is monetary easing and devaluation of the common sea otherwise it just has no hope it will cause more harm than what it can seek to actually so we see how the debt situation spiraled out of control in countries like italy and greece and spain hungary has been kept out it has its own economic policy which puts the hungry and national interests first the european union may not like that but of course that is best but keeping people in jobs. still to come for you this hour forget the snow beer is home to something much more glittering. than. to buy months ase back in the vast russian region to find out why its abandoned gold