johnson gets the vice presidential nomination and posters get up, national union ticket. you see abraham lincoln and andrew johnson. for all practical purposes the leadership of this national union effort is -- is still the republican party who was kidding? but it is representing this -- this very aggressive pr effort on the part of republicans to make a bipartisan appeal to democrats, so they run as national union party. is it really a third party, no. it's really the republicans carrying a sign with a different anymore on it, national union ticket. and is johnson a third-party candidate, well, no one would have thought at that point because johnson despite long career as a democrat seemed to be uttering all the appropriate republican noises, so it goes forward that way, lincoln is reelected and johnson is elected as his vice president and at that point, the whole national union thing disappears because they got -- they got reelected and that's the last we hear of it. so is the third party, yeah, but only in the sense of using a different name for pr purposes. is it a th

he gives the vice presidential nomination and posters go up, i have a copy of one, national union ticketd andrew johnson. the leadership of this union effort is still the republican party. who was getting who? it is representing this very aggressive pr effort on the part of republicans to make a bipartisan appeal to r democrats so they run as the national union party. is it really a third-party? no, it's the publicans carrying a sign with a different name on it, national union ticket. as johnson a third-party candidate, no one would have thought that at the time because johnson, despite his long career as democrat seems to be uttering the appropriate republican. [background noises] so it goes forward that way, lincoln is reelected and johnson is elected as vice president. at that time the national union think disappears because they thought reelected and it's the lastut we hear of it. >> so is it the third-party? only in the sense of using a different name for pr purposes. is it a third-party? not really because it's not a different party than it was before, a strategy for recruiting dem

it calls itself the national union party.and while they renominate abraham lincoln, the republican nominee from 1860 as their presidential nominee, also select a democrat, in this case a serving democrat, andrew johnson, to run as vice president. in a sense in 1860 the republican party had already done something like that. in 1860 they nominate lincoln for the presidency but they nominate as vice president hannibal hamlin of maine who had been a longtime democrat and it only just come over into the republican ranks because of his opposition to slavery. so you have a certain foreshadowing of that in 1860. but 1864 it becomes explicit, and lincoln is nominated as president on this national union ticket and his vice president will be andrew johnson, the only senator from a confederate state who refuse to go south, who stayed in the senate, a lifelong democrat and one who represents what it always been a democratic state. tennessee was a state of andrew jackson. on the other hand, during the war lincoln had appointed johnson to b

it calls itself the national union party.and while they renominate abraham lincoln, the republican nominee from 1860 as their presidential nominee they also select a democrat. andrew johnson to run as vice president. in 1860 the republican party have already done something like that. they nominate lincoln for the presidency. but they nominee his vice president annable hamlin of maine who had been a long time democrat. and just come over to the republican ranks because of his opposition to slavery. so you have certain foreshadowing. in 1854 becomes explicit. lincoln is nominated as president on this national union ticket. his vice president is andrew johnson. the only senator from a confederate state that refused to go south in state in the south a lifelong democrat. in one whosat represents what it always been a democratic state. tennessee was the state of andrew jackson. on the other hand, during the war lincoln had appointed johnson to be military governor. johnson had done a reasonably good job. it wasn't perfect but he do

in england, the national union of students wants action.t intake. it's going up exponentially and the fact is, there's not enough accommodation provided for students. it's not easy to find quick fixes for housing problems, which could leave some students struggling next year, too. branwen jeffreys, bbc news, manchester. as winter approaches and worries about energy costs rise, two communities in the west highlands of scotland are having very different experiences of the cost of living crisis. in one, energy bills are well above the uk average, while in the other, a hydroelectric scheme has led to no increase at all. as part of our series looking at how energy costs are affecting different regions, our scotland editorjames cook has visted glenelg and knoydart. winter is coming, and in the highlands, they're worried. energy bills here are way above the uk average, and rising. life in rural scotland does bring great rewards. just look at the scenery, for a start. but it also comes with great challenges, and many people here will tell you those

in england, the national union of students wants action.ing up exponentially, and the fact is, there is not enough accommodation provided for students. it's not easy to find quick fixes for housing problems, which could leave some students struggling next year too. branwen jeffreys, bbc news, manchester. a new monarch brings many new changes, including the first 50 pence coins with king charles iii which have been minted, and will be circulated from december. coins featuring the late queen will remain legal tender. hywel griffith reports. freshly minted, and coming to a till near you. the new 50p is the first of the carolean coins. for now, they're under tight security — you need special permission just to touch one. but from december, they'll circulate alongside the queen's coins, which won't be withdrawn. keeping the currency current is a significant moment. martin was the man charged with creating the image and getting everything in proportion, knowing eventually his work would end up in millions of pockets and piggy banks. you don't wan

the current national union and army are not engaged in peace talks. it's no longer feasible because those ethnic organizations signed with them, government and not the military. organizations are using an approach where they are offering various contracts, mounting confessions. they are trying to do that again. it's not working for the majority of organizations for backing the resistance. what makes it so revolutionary as the ideas coming out and reason so many powerful ethnic resistance organizations are backing the resolution is because there is this process to try and create a federal democracy which is part of key demands for more than 70 years. >> the national unity government is not straightforward either. they certainly did not have a better time. copies ethnic groups got in the political process? >> i don't think it's the view of the ethnic minorities. you can see where policy is made . her muslim groups who are not allowed to join. it is monopolized by former members. it is not the time. we have to focus on the revolution. at the same time, m

in england, the national union of students wants action.he universities really need to take a look at their huge focus on increasing student intake. it is going up exponentially, and the fact is, there is not enough accommodation provided for students. it's not easy to find quick fixes for housing problems, which could leave some students struggling next year, too. branwen jeffreys, bbc news, manchester. you are watching bbc news now newswatch. hello and welcome to news watch with me, samira ahmed. questions are asked after a news channel presenter talks of her glee during a paper review on the night borisjohnson pulls out of the tory leadership contest. i don't know, i don't think i'll be voting again after what happened to boris johnson. that reporter's staple, the vox pop. do we really need to be told so often what random strangers think? demonstrating impartiality on air, as we discussed on last week's programme, is one of the key goals and challenges for bbc news. it wasn't long before the fraught nature of that ambition was exposed ag

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a tentative agreement hasn't reached between kaiser permanente and the national union of health-care workers. gloria rodriguez joins us with the information we just got from the union a few minutes ago. gloria: the union telling us the strike is over. mental health therapists will be back to work today. they have not released the details of the agreement yet. we are hoping to learn more today or tomorrow. this comes after more than 2000 mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15. they demanded kaiser address staffing shortages and more patient access to care after seeing a surge in demand during the pandemic. in a joint statement, kaiser permanente and the national union of health-care workers saying the new four-year agreement will benefit kaiser permanente patients and drive collaborative efforts aimed at improving access to mental health care while at the same time recognizing and better supporting mental health therapist and their important work. it's estimated some 20,000 patients would be affected by the strike. the ratification vote on the agreement sta

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these are my colleagues from the national union of journalists of ukraine who live, but they give information that there are more than 35 journalists. only killed. over the past 8 years in ukraine although these statistics are incomplete. i think we are already talking about fifty. unfortunately, our dead colleagues, because they are individual journalists because of the journalists they don't consider it especially for the military correspondents who die on the front line, who work from outside. e donbass pavel sheremet blown up in the center of kiev and climb elderberry. uh, just brutally shot, everyone in kiev, including the investigators of the prosecutors, knows who did it, but under the influence of these radicals and the crowd that stormed there, uh, raged near the court, the main suspects are released. well that's good october 18th human rights advice. the un recognized that the armed forces of ukraine committed at least two crimes against russian prisoners of war, is it worth it to feed on the hope that the west will still begin to see clearly, so to speak, but we already have it. uh

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the national union of healthcare workers had been denouncing chronic staff shortages at kaiser, forcing patients to wait months for an appointment. the strike began in august led by thousands of workers in california. kaiser healthcare workers in hawaii, oregon, and washington state later joined. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in britain, where liz truss has resigned as prime minister after just 45 days in office. during her time in office, the pound plummeted in value as she pushed for sweeping tax cuts on the rich. truss announced her resignation outside 10 downing street on thursday. >> i was elected by the conservative party. we delivered on energy bills, cutting national insurance. but we set out a vision for low tax, high-grade economy that would take advantage of the freedoms of brexit. i recognize, though, given the situation, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore spoke with his majesty the king to notify him that i

health strike in us history today at tentative agreement was reached between kaiser permanente and national unionof healthcare workers. this all comes more than two after two thousand mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15. they demanded that kaiser addressed staffing shortages and more patient accessed care. no details of the agreement have been released the ratification vote on the four-year contract starts tonight and is expected to take two days after the break the man accused of being the stockton serial killer makes his first appearance in court why he has only been charged with three deaths despite investigators saying he's linked to six murders and we are less than two hours away from tip off at the chase center, but warriors fans are already beginning to arrive at thrive city for tonight's ring ceremony. we'll have a live report coming up stay with us the news at five ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. stopped in serial killer made his first court

kherson region from the humanitarian crisis, and the zsu calls them nazis and fascists from the national uniono talented in mariupol, is taken care of by the press center of the occupation administration. here he is on the air of the first russian channel, talking about the value of the metal that the occupiers they are stealing and taking it out by sea from the ukrainian azovstal plant. well, of course, it is necessary to build this profile, this is some kind of professional flooring. he was even going to launch a pro-russian tv channel in the occupied territory, the new mariupol gathered a team , launched social networks, and such an important task was entrusted to professionals. oleksandr malkevich, director of the st. petersburg channel and serhiy pelyanitsyn , the head of the first republican channel of the terrorist dpr, was found working for the occupiers in the editorial office of this tv channel, so to speak, ksenia masyurevych, presenter, sports columnist, oleksandr kapustyan, operators, andriy drobot and viktor zubenko, editing director, ilya overchuk, television is not the only way

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and this is italy in rome protesting the national trade unions. they demand to protect workers from poverty, the new government promised to change courses. but under pressure from brussels , the prime minister appoints the same liberals to key positions, while europe follows washington’s instructions and does not care about the state of the economy in the eu countries. support for ukraine relations, if the united states comments on the chinese edition of the global times, analysts note the european union, under the influence of the united states, is pursuing a policy unprofitable for itself, the result will be energy crisis and major economic problems. the us is trying to manipulate high energy prices to further weaken the european economy. leave industrial companies to leave the eu market who is not with us is against us american strategy middle east barbarism nato murder of hundreds of thousands of arms shipments and millions of refugees hypocrisy and deception of the struggle for freedom, how the political map of a large region was redrawn anot

the national union of journalists of ukraine in calling this extra judicial action, a threat to press freedom and media pluralism in the country. while this year, the death knell for press freedom with rubber stamped wednesday lensky closed on all independent media organisations. by decree, creating a government monopoly and the purges don't stop there. with foreign journalists targeted with missiles, allegedly supplied by washington. this will appear. there were 3 employees of the migration service team of 4 people to local residents working on the warhead flew straight into them, went through the 2nd floor and they were killed. and everyone is very afraid of a 2nd strike. there is often a 2nd attack within 30 minutes until one individuals that don't tell you the western narrative, hounded an even place of notorious kill list whose website is hosted in the us. russia times about knowledge in ukraine or a mix of falsehoods and distortions. ukraine was an, an isn't being overrun by nazis. no far right groups have any form or political power in ukraine. even ignoring the glaringly obvio

kherson region from the humanitarian crisis, and the zsu calls him nazis and fascists from the national unionf journalists of ukraine, he has already been expelled for suspicion announced that now we are waiting for the de-occupation of kherson itself, because it is unlikely that the rashists will take this old traitor with them when fleeing, and besides, he is not too talented in mariupol . andriy kior is in charge of the press center of the occupation administration. here he is on the air of the first russian channel, talking about the value of the metal that the occupiers steal and take away by sea from the ukrainian azovstal plant, well, the finality is a strategic product - this is a huge assortment of goods, i will not squeak , but everything that is needed for construction is a profile some professional tyrant was even going to launch a pro-russian tv channel in the occupied territory, new mariupol assembled a team, launched social networks, and such an important task was entrusted to professionals oleksandr malkevich, director of the st. petersburg channel, and serhii pelyanitsyn, hea

it's national union for the conservation of nature classifies lemurs as the world's most endangered group of mammals. they only breed once a year. ah, you're watching al jazeera here, your headlines this, our lebanon in israel appear to have reached a deal. i disputed maritime border is really prime minister. your la pete says his country has approved the us brokerage proposal, calling it a historic deal. lebanon's has bowler also agreed. bernard smith has more from west jerusalem. this ralph prime minister jala pe describes this as on historic agreement. he says that will strengthen israel security, inject billions into israel's economy, and ensure stability of a northern border. there was a bit of a hiccup. last week, it was supposed to been agreed then, but lebanon had made some other demands about demarcation boys in the water between israel and lebanon's waters and about possible payment of fees from any gas that might be taken from a, a field other struggle. the border between israel and 11 on but somehow after a lot of back and forth between the u. s. mediator, they've reached an a

a tentative agreement has been reached between kaiser and the national association of union workers. what we know this morning. gloria: we don't have the details of that agreement but we know it's for a new four-year contract. this comes after 2000 mental health workers walked off the job 10 weeks ago on august 15. they demanded is her address staffing shortages. they saw a surge of demand during the pandemic. the national union of health care workers says the agreement will benefit kaiser permanente patients. at the same time recognizing better mental health support therapists and their work. it is estimated some 20,000 patients would be affected by the strike. the ratification vote on the four-year contract started last night. it's expected to take two days and it's not clear when everyone will return to work. reggie: if you have a nonemergency or outpatient procedure plant, you may need to reschedule. the strike includes doctors working at valley medical center, o'connor hospital, saint louise regional hospital, and clinics run by the county. they have reached an impasse in contra

and you know, some of the strongest resistance organizations like the current national union, like the dependent organization and even the are an army. they are not engaged. macy's talks and, you know, the national face fire agreement, which was, you know, composed on the, the period of reform that is no longer feasible. you know, because those ethnic armed organization signed an agreement with the government and not with me on my military. and the me on my military is coming up with the sham piece process to try and court f meet resistance organizations as i have done in the past. and they are using, you know, a cart and stick approach where they are offering, you know, various contracts to access to natural resources, mining, confessions, etc. as i have always done, the last said he is, can say 1st started entering negotiation with if they are going to i, they sions, and, you know, they try to do that again. but it's actually not working for the majority of the organization to actually back in the resistance. i just want to say that, you know, this is actually not just the civil war,

really think that what really stirred the pot was when the protestors took to the offices of the national union for democracy and renewal, which is the political party of the current leader of the transitional government to mister sal, arc observer. and upon setting their allied, that's when really things intensified. but let's remember here, chaired still remains one of the poorest countries in the world. in fact, according to the u. n. is the 5th poorest country in the world, and there has not been any kind of sovereignty even paused independence from france . there's always been a sense that the country has been ruled almost by satellite from paris. and there has not been a single ruler and leader in that country who has not done so with the blessing and support of paris. now for france to come and deny its involvement here. considering the economic power it wields in that country, as well as the political clouds that it continues to enjoy. and the military exercises that its been part of in that country. france cannot and cannot deny a complete responsibility. they are at at least culpable,

and tens of thousands came out on the streets of rome workers and employees action of the national trade unions was held under the slogan italy and europe listen to the workers demonstrators demand to protect workers from the rapid slide. at the poverty of the past government indicates the trade union leaders were more interested in world politics than the italian economy in the new newly elected cabinet. he promised to change course, but under pressure from brussels, the prime minister appoints key ones. the positions of the same liberals, which means that economic experiments on citizens will continue. well , the most massive protest took place in chisinau on the streets of the city, at least 60,000 people came out for three million moldova, which is a lot from the president. sandu demonstrators demand to abandon the confrontation in relations with moscow , tents continue to be set up around the presidential residence, but some of them were demolished by the police this morning. yes, the economic situation in moldova is almost a catastrophic energy crisis. covered all spheres without exceptio

the national union unity government, which is a government in exile if you will, or has made an announcement condemning these attacks, but also calling for a no fly zone, which they have also done in the past. that's highly unlikely to take place a at this stage. there's really no be to enforce that. but it illustrate to think how, how much, many of the forces fighting against the military and trying to turn back the military coup fear these strikes from the air. i was just on the border last week talking to people who said, that's the one thing that they can counter. they have large numbers of people who've taken up arms since the military coups who are trying to push back against the military. but the one thing they can't do is counter the for the, the strikes from the air. and these are not just in the kitchen in the north, but in other areas all along the border of forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee from their homes to seek safety in the jungles and other places. thank you for that. tony chang in bangkok. well named pakistani journalist asana series has been killed in kenya.

to make it mandatory for all students to hand over the details of a trusted contact, but the national unionoff from reaching out for help or coming forward for help. —— students. i have also said that this is all very well, they welcome the policy, but actually more funding needs to be put into student mental health services. the uk's biggest movie event, the london film festival, got under way last night. over the next week it will feature more than 150 films showcasing british talent and oscar hopefuls. the opening film was the world premiere of matilda the musical. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. the west end smash is now a big—screen movie. the world premiere of matilda the musical is opening this year's london full festival. this year's london film festival. it boasts an all—star cast including dame emma thomson as miss trunchbull. how much of an honour does it feel to have this film opening the london film festival this year? i mean, i was so, so surprised, because, i don't know why i was surprised, because, i suppose, it's been around for a while, the story, an

a survey by the national union of students found that around half said they'd considered dropping outudent days — what were your biggest stresses and worries? exams, dissertation deadlines, living away from home for the first time, perhaps. students here at the university of york and around the uk have those same pressures today, but on top of that the added cost of living pressures. a survey by the national union of students found that on average students have just £50 a month left after paying for rent and energy bills. that is because living costs have jumped to an average of £924 a month, compared with £810 just a year ago. more than 80% of those surveyed said they are having to turn to family, credit cards or loans just to make ends meet, and 90% said it is all having a negative impact on their mental health. let's hearfrom some a negative impact on their mental health. let's hear from some of the students gathered here at the university of york. izzy, what are your main cost of living pressures? household bills and stuff. rent, food, energy, things like that have definitelyjumpe

trade unions, if they all quit, yes, then, of course, we would not talk about organizations and that we have a national trade union center of the belarusian congress of democratic trade unions in person. ignorance. karas, antusevich notes the real situation in belarus. after that, he was already in personal correspondence with a lawyer of the belarusian congress of democratic forces discussed the same stream marinka buchka i have never felt myself such an idiot stupid questions and cunningly made by marina ukrainian hackers are aware of weaknesses in telegram and now they know everything about the stupidity of marina crucian sparrow and her desire to introduce everyone around her finger when it is clear that almost 2,000 belarusians have already leaked data, do not hide it in line, the next batch of this at the end of the program initially we wanted to show you the holes in your system, but having seen your true face, we have a desire lost, but we give you the opportunity to redeem, either you transfer 5,000 dollars or the databases with your allegedly protected activists will be leaked to the media an

people who are members of independent trade unions if they all quit, yes, then, of course, we would not talk about organizations and that we have a national union center of belarusian congresses democratic trade unions on the face. ignorance. karas, the real situation in antusevich notices belarus. after that, in a personal correspondence with a lawyer of the belarusian congress, the same stream marinka suchka discussed the democratic forces, i have not yet felt such an idiot stupid questions and cunningly made by marina ukrainian hackers are aware of weaknesses in telegram and now they also know everything about the stupidity of marina karas sparrow and her desire to cheat everyone, when it is clear that almost 2,000 belarusians have already leaked data, do not hide in line, the next game about this at the end of the program initially we wanted to show you the holes in your system, but when we saw your true face, we lost our desire, but we give you the opportunity to redeem, either you transfer $ 5,000 or the databases with your supposedly protected activists will be leaked to the media and in response, the carp sent stickers to the hack

world war, and we recorded the comment of björn lund of the swedish seismologist of the swedish national union network recorded two explosions near the nord stream gas pipeline one southeast of of the danish island of bornholm and one in the northeast of this island. we managed to determine that these explosions did not occur as a result of an earthquake, they are not movements of the underwater floor, but explosions . at the moment we can only say that it was an explosion our data shows that it is two or three explosions that we are investigating but we can not say what exactly detonated we do not have any information that showed us what happened we we can compare the size of the explosions to other data, and this is a very preliminary conclusion. we are not yet fully convinced. but we can first say that it is 100 or 200 kg of tnt. well, let's leave this question for the next broadcasts. analyze something, we will talk about it, but we want to return to our native ukraine. about what we should do with the coming winter, we understand that russia can play some kind of dirty game with our gas t

cnn's vanessa explains what's at stake. >> a second union which represents railroad signal man voted down the nationalween u.s. freight railroads and rail unions. this is the deal that president biden was instrumental in getting done last month in order to avoid a nationwide rail strike and this recent vote by the signal men not to ratify this contract also wasn't even close, about 60% of rank and file members voted against the agreement based on the fact that they say there is lack of paid sick time in the deal. now, this comes on the heels of another union representing maintenance rail workers voting down this same agreement earlier this month. so here is the state of play. six unions have voted to ratify, two have voted down the contract, and four are yet to vote. and the two unions to keep an eye on are blet and smart td. they represent the engineers and the conductors. these are the folks that drive the trains. and they are the largest unions who are at the negotiating table with biden administration officials. but even if the four remaining unions who are yet to vote ratify this agreement, if th

and again that means that the 42 nations islamic country strong condemnation of the soviet union was ns sponsored a resolution in the united nations general assembly calling upon the soviet union to stop his aggression against the people of afghanistan pretty the foreign minister stated that what was happening in afghanistan was a cause for concern to us all. >> critically the small developing nations or anxious to free ourselves from an independent on the basis of the policy alliance. the fact that the soviet union by name in the michelin mollie holmes adams relating to afghanistan, deep disappointment. an evening nation. the superpower that often claims itself to be a supporter of the third world and alliance movements. >> once again, the vote: from the withdrawal of the soviet from afghanistan was overwhelming. in this time 116 in favor and 23 against. >> the actual third it was rather strong. and especially strong, more than anybody could've expected. for the first time in since the 50s, the majority of the countries in the united nations come down this aggression. >> and in a fil

in oakland members of the national union of health care workers walked this picket line despite ongoingnegotiations no deal has been reached kaiser says about 72% of striking workers have returned to the job. the union says it can't verify that number but agrees many have bills to pay. it's not feasible for everybody. especially two months going without pay but you know, we have to stand up and and do what's right in a statement to abc 7 news kaiser permanente said after much back and forth heated a settlement. for our contract back then healthcare workers. hope and agreement can be reached to get them back to helping patients, but they're willing to go the distance. however long it takes we're continuing with this. fight who worked with us to create a better mental health system because this is not working for anyone in santa rosa cornell bernard abc 7 news. we pay more for than anyone else in the country for gas why that is the question seven on your side's michael phinney is tackling tonight also ahead. it's much more than music tonight. i'll introduce you to two remarkable musicians

this comes after a survey of more than 3,000 young people by the national union of students. hardship funds in place so we can give you food vouchers, we can give you some money if you need it. we've opened a community pantry where you can receive food parcels if you're struggling to feed yourself. the government's being urged to unlock more cash to bear down on the costs of further education. a department of education spokesperson told us... those windows are single—glazed, they're going to lose a lot of heat. back at the birmingham digs, the students see themselves as shareholders in the group's welfare. they have business—style meetings, holding each other to account over their spending. and we need to sort out the recycling, as well because it wasn't taken. some students say that buying essential items for their course can be beyond them, and the cost—of—living struggle is fast becoming a cost—of—learning crisis. ben godfrey, bbc news, birmingham. that is the picture in birmingham, let's find out what the university of york is doing. hannah is the well—being officer at th

is that because the national union movement sees this as a potential model for other st states? hugely inspirational, right? you get the state constitution illinois maybe you could do it in california but maybe you could do in new york put all the sudden read their power where they have sensed it weakening in one things are doing it illinois by the way is there trying to sell this to voters as something that would be great for all workers. they're slightly misleading voters because this amendment would really only effective public sector workers. the national labor while the federal labor law governs the relationship between unions and private businesses. so the way they are trying to sell this now is also misleading. paul: tells about proposition 30 in that fights. if lift is supporting this the ridesharing company to pay for electric car subsidies. a big increase 1.7.5% the top marginal tax rate is taken over too 15% by california. really high. but gavin newsom doesn't like it, why? >> well, real donors don't like at the wealthy donors in the california teachers association. s

reporter: in oakland, members of the national union of health care workers walks this picket line. despite ongoing negotiations, no deal has been reached. kaiser says about 72% of striking workers have returned to the job. the union says it can't verify that number but agrees many have bills to pay. >> it is not feasible for everybody, and especially two months without pay. we have to stand up and do what is right. reporter: in a statement to abc 7, kaiser permanente said after much back and forth, we are at a point where to move this forward and find a solution, we need an independent third-party mediator. we are committed to work with the mediator to resolve issues, meet therapist needs and meet patient needs. we learned that mediator will be sacramento mayor darrell steinberg, who has brokered deals between unions and management before. >> in 2015, on the eve of an open ended strike, darrell steinberg mediated a settlement for our contract back then. reporter: hre a aee can be reacd tolpg tien aillio t go distanceowev lon we are continus fight until kaiser is willing to work wit

. >> reporter: henry says union members have turned out more voters and the largest national union afl-cios their members are backing dem candidates in such a volume it could be a decided constituency. >> kayla, union workers, just like everybody else, are getting hit by rising prices who are they blaming you can't speak for all workers but you get the premise of the question who are they blaming for just skyrocketing inflation >> reporter: it depends who you ask, brian it depends, it's seen as the rhetorical fly in the ointment earlier today i talked to shawn mcgarvey who runs the largest and he knows inflation may sway some votes he sees jobs as important. he sees the numbers are already contracted to build the intel. they're staffed on airport projects in michigan he says the 10-year job security outweighs price sensitivity today although there's no dismissing that it definitely hurts on the bottom line >> for sure. kay kayla, let's get over to that. >> here's what's happening at this hour. as many as 10,000 mourners went to the cemetery where masha amini is buried. other large protests

we need an independent 3rd party mediator and we are pleased the national union of health care workersth us in this. we proposed and they agreed to ask mayor steinberg to mediate our contract negotiations. kron 4 will continue to follow these talks and keep you updated on the very latest on this. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters with less than a month before election day, organizations are working hard to get people to the polls, especially young voters. headcount a nonpartisan organization is registering voters, concerts and sporting events nationwide. they say they've registered 175,000 people so far, that's double their number from 4 years ago. >> our feeling like their vote doesn't matter that feeling like they have a big responsibility and a big opportunity. the 18 to 29 year-old voters really gave joe biden the white house. >> another issue expected to drive people to the polls. abortion rights says the supreme court overturned roe v wade. there's been a surge in new voter registrations. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another pedestrian hit and killed and