actually achieved he might only be pleased about that because coburn represents everything that new labor was against and here's the problem they've already tried to stop calling first time round he wouldn't have even had enough nominations if people hadn't felt sorry for him then they tried to get any increased his share of the vote and now just when everyone thought it was time to accept though and behold he's increased the number of m.p.'s for the first time since tony blair did in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven he's the most successful labor party leader in recent times since tony blair was never in mandelson's plan it also means that we have moved on quite roundly from the new labor agenda to. very clear left wing agenda he can write the ticket now and he if you place this right in a funk correct about thinking this could be another general election soon if he can portray himself as the reasonable left leaning likable prime minister and waiting. the toys better watch out. thank you. hope you enjoyed that requested favorite show from the latest season of going underground will

a new labor department report shows u-s job growth revved up in july. the u-s economy added 209- thousand new jobs last month... that's more than most analysts >>> in money news a new labor department report shows u.s. job growth revved up in july. 209,000 new jobs were added last month more than expected. the unemployment rate went down to 4.3%. that news helped drive the stock market to a record high open today. right now, let's take a look at the big board. dow up 45. >>> toyota and mazda are teaming up to build a new $1.6 billion plant here in the u.s. the plant is going to be able to produce about 300,000 cars a year and create up to 4,000 jobs. you may remember president trump criticized toyota for building a plant in mexico to make corollas. well, the company now says it will produce them at the u.s. plant and will, instead, make their tacoma pickups in mexico. >>> a traffic alert for people living near the delta this weekend. kpix 5's jaclyn dunn reports. >> reporter: if you plan to go to i-5, do keep in mind that caltrans has a 55-hour closure a

actual perpetrator so they want to which emit a originally was a public relations picture of the new labor at major so that was a p.r. picture so we just cut the picture of blair out and then put a loyal field behind me in cap for that and i was actually doing a talk once not so long ago and the young kids you know the kids of experts on mobile phones i said that model didn't even have a camera in it i thought was very new labor actually. not everyone is going to sit down and read jump school or whatever but if you see an image that actually brings together the perpetrator and the victim or starvation and how much nuclear spent on weapons around the world to bring those things very simple things together it gets through to people quickly and i don't believe all has an effect on its own but if it's allied to other movements or if it creates critical thinking and people then it can have an effect i think we're coming up later in the is the eightieth anniversary of the bombing of. which was the first blanket bombing of civilians and we know. picasso's painting. that's you know you think of th

post-election chaos and lack of transparency from local councils and private developers how did new labor lay the foundations on which the housing crisis is constructed today has going underground senior producer pete bennett at the screening of a new documentary dispossession the great social housing swindle to talk with key figures in what they consider a class war against social cleansing. eight . point four million. rising property prices and the growing them all for. housing. puts us in the southeast moments elstree states the site of a controversial regeneration scheme which residents have been forcibly re housed people are being sunday and all off to london especially the other two people reached a clue what they've children that roamed the they've been all food you know to some of the tomes outside folks lumber and council is so brutally forced to us because this is a close division off the need to close people they don't care about the close you know the king class people we know that we as well dish that so we do not expect anything and i know that i mean they are but he didn't

post-election chaos and lack of transparency from local councils and private developers how did new labor lay the foundations on which the housing crisis is constructed today is going underground senior producer pete bennett at the screening of a new documentary dispossession the great social housing swindle to talk with key figures in what they consider a class war against social cleansing. since early nineteen eighties people living in u.k. social housing has dropped from forty two percent say less than eight percent with an estimated one point four million covered on the council's waiting lists i get despite rising property prices in the groans i'm all for affordable hirings successive governments to slash investment in social housing just as council hold the states to private developers asin dennis lives in south east london elstree states the site of a controversial regeneration scheme which residents have been forcefully re housed people are being sunday into off to london and especially do to people reached a clue what they've children at home they've been all through do you notice

then we went a step further no new labors leaving north korea and after joint ventures. no joint ventures. this is comprehensive. brian: they make $500 billion off that joint labor. if you stop china from selling oil to north korea, what would that do. >> yes, of course, oil would kick hard. brian: right now they are getting their oil. >> they are getting it but we just cut a billion dollars out of a 3 billion-dollar export. a third of their hard currency is being hit. they are going to feel it in a big way. what was better china came out and said to the international community we are going to follow through on these sanctions and we want everyone else to do it as well. it's a new tone coming from china. a new reaction coming from china. ainsley: how did you get china and russia coming on board. >> i think with china we basically said enough talk. we're done. you have the ability to control 90% of their trade and you can't make excuses anymore. to their credit, they stepped up. we did some heavy negotiations. we got them there russia, i think they wanted to delay it init

minister is seeking representatives from the largest business lobby to present a draft of the new labor code. they continue for the rest of the week. the deadline to publish legislation is the 31st of august worried government says the reforms will benefit workers and employers. already called for nationwide strikes. doing?are the markets >> european markets have rebounded. there are signs of a global economic recovery. in london, the biggest loser is robin is financial. shares plunged 60% after it issued the second profit warning in three months. looking at the gathering of central bankers in the united states to see if the european central bank will signal stimulus measures. retreated from a. of all time highs. $4000,ces back below down 10% since climbing above $4500 last week. writes currency saw it the combined market is $145 billion. johnson & johnson has been ordered to pay $417 million to a who claimed she developed ovarian cancer after using baby powder for decades. the company did not warn customers. the verdict is the largest award yet in a string of lawsuits. they are facing

we are just one day away from the big reveal of the new labor arm. nterpiece is to bring new life to the french economy and the announcement coincides the french employer confederation. they have high at dictations for the new president, who has been deemed pro-business. french association of business owners gathered for their end of summer conference this year, one issue dominated discussions. emmanuel macron's labor reform. waiting forll been these changes for years. we have tried implementing reforms under the previous ministers, but to no avail. macron was elected to push through labor reforms. now is the time to do it. >> the 50-year-old ran a small business and she wants the reforms to inject more flexibility into the hiring process. >> it's easier to get married when you know you can get divorced, or in this case hire someone as necessary. for others it's about the quality of the recruitment will. he says he finds it difficult to >> i needtent staff. to hire machine operators and two operators and i can't find any. today there is a complete dis

dozens of people have taken to the streets of paris to protest against president emanuel mccall's new labor law which is intended to make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers demonstrators are also outraged by my class choice of labor minister a multi-millionaire whom they argue doesn't have workers' interests at heart and many call isn't the only controversial face in the french cabinet also on the question of the ministerial credentials of a naturalized publisher of belgian origin and and a little pick medalists as r.t. is shot at the red ski reports the protesters think macro is failing to represent the people. but the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how unhappy they are with emanuel not once learn perform the working code they have been shouting that they will resist those with the intent to which we do to find out in front on thursday they have described a manual my own as being a man who only supports business i once took the rights of look at this is what people have been saying to us and said that keeping small talk is a tax work and workers were again

expect to see such things a day of strike action a march is issued or will take place next month over new labor reforms and police are worried that they may not be able to cope. was. i. was i. was i. was i think was was. tortured out would like to draw the interior minister's attention or the deteriorating working conditions of the french police would also like to inform i was citizens that we cannot carry out our public mission correctly given the fact that we are in the state of emergency now and facing a terrorist threat over the last fifteen years instead of organizing large scale negotiations on security issues is our government has limited its budget and implemented small measures the police force in france has been sick for dozens of years and we're not being given any means to change that since the beginning of twenty seventeen two of my colleagues have been burnt alive these tragedies haven't stopped some of my colleagues have been shot by terrorists every day we face violence. or despite all this president mccraw has been busy keeping up appearances he's reportedly spent twenty six th

this new labor position opens up all sorts of permutations.a: it does, but it also opens up the debate. the labor position on brexit has meant that certain things the ship has sailed. now the labour party has a clear position and so it is not -- mark: and businesses will be happy with the new position. anything solid going to be addressed in this round three of talks, or is that wishful thinking? emma: we've got until thursday. there have been talks behind the scenes that davis and high-level eu officials are on board with some kind of transitional deal by which they will pay certain amounts into the budget, over three years, maintain the access and this could actually be achieved. at the moment, it is very much behind the scenes. ross thomas,a bloomberg's london bureau chief. vonnie: so lucky to have you in. thank you for coming in on a bank holiday in london. still ahead, we are talking with john rogers, ceo of ariel investments. finding opportunities in the long-running bull market. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark bart

possible ramifications of it a day a strike action of march is a shuttle to take place next month over new labor forms and police say they're worried that they may not be able to cope. with the for. the for a haphazard would have offered us with or to a lot we would like to draw the interior minister's attention to the deteriorating work conditions of france's national police and we also would like to inform our citizens that we cannot carry out our public mission correctly given the fact that we are now in a state of emergency and facing a terror threat during the last fifteen years instead of organizing large scale negotiations on security issues our government is implementing small measures so french police have been ailing for thousands of years now and we are not being given any means to change that in spite of all this present man or much across pain busy keeping up appearances sees that reportedly spent twenty six thousand euros on makeup in the last three months. but he got a lot of pop coming up here on out international just ahead his racial division in the u.s. deepens we look at the

whether it's the new globalized labor market, all of these factors that people have talked about, it just means that inflation is just a bit more of a sluggish animal to get moving again. >> maybe we should disregard inflation at this point. maybe that shouldn't be the key mandate for central banks anymore. at least maybe not that 2% target maybe that should be lower to 1.5% in this new labor market. >> no, i don't think that's the way to go. because i think as soon as policy makers start accepting what inflation is in the market, we'll have to follow that. you then have a system where the anchor is just slipping all over the place. ultimately central banks are responsible for the rate and eventually this phillips curve will kick in it's just taking longer than in the past >> hopefully it's been broken many years now. when we look at the dollar this year, that's been one of the key underperformers contrary to everyone's expectations. there are so many out there at the start of the year. when does that turn? does it turn this year, you think? >> i think if we see the tightening of the

labor movement. off areork and time badly out of balance. each of you received a copy of our new report that we are releasing for the first time today. that is laboring on labor day. our survey found the nation overcome by work as more and more americans have hardly a moment to savor family, friends or relaxation. but we also found a distinct union difference. union members polled were much more likely to receive labor day off, for example, and more likely to receive overtime pay if they are scheduled to work. workers with the union contractor also more likely to have paid time off in general. but still, the majority of those hold reported working more holidays, taking fewer vacations, and bringing more work home at night. .hat means less freedom freedom to take time off when you or a loved one gets sick, rest and recharge after giving birth, attend your child recital or sporting event or just catch up on household chores. just one areas where our economic rules have been written to benefit corporations at our expense. over the last several decades, the labor movement has faced a

whichever of they once great men that's now sadly dead i mean are take any one of those three ok the new labor if they share it well is every school friends ever get drugs for him hope and i know how he got addicted he got addicted when he was very sick there he gave a morphine and that's how we got to probably spend in tommy here i imagine he probably wanted to unwind own son a hospital i mean beach. he was five to rethink do you have do you have a do one liner jokes ryan clark asks. i didn't know one one i semi on when nine or really a con everything seems to take a long while i wish i had the brevity i wish i could be like your great president lincoln who said like i didn't have time to write a sure letter from a everything is very bias call monro any helen mirren stories from author to oh my god yeah it was amazing i had a mirror in a really lovely woman she's terrific she used to give a lot of the same machete give me a bath and i for just forget that if she's acting and actually use it for sexual fulfillment just ignore these people to hang around filming it interests you know had there'

labor movement. today, work and time off are badly out of balance. each of you have received a copy of our new report that we are releasing for the first time today. laboring on labor day. our survey found a nation overcome by work as more americans have hardly a moment as more and more americans have hardly a moment to savor friends and relaxation. we also found a distinct union difference. union members polled were much more likely to receive labor day off, for example, and more likely to receive overtime pay if they were scheduled to work. nion was -- the majority of those polled reported working more holidays, taking fewer vacations, -- and bringing more work, night. the result has been flat wages, skyrocketing inequality, and diminishing opportunity. when i started i mentioned our democracy. i want you to really listen to studies show that only 30% of millennials believe it is essential to live in a democratic nation. at first, that statistic absolutely startled me. i started to absorb it a little more, it made sense. think about what young people have been forced to endure in their forma

labor movement. off areork and time badly out of balance. you have received a copy of our new report that we are releasing for the first time today. found the nation overcome by work, as more americans have hardly a moment to savor family, friends, or relaxation. we also found a distinct difference. union members were much more likely to receive labor day off. more likely to receive overtime pay if they were scheduled to work. workers with the union contract are more likely to have paid time off in general. those the majority of polled reported working more holidays, taking fewer vacations , and bringing more work home at night. that means less freedom, freedom to take time off when you or a loved one gets sick, rest and recharge after giving birth or attend a child's recital or sporting event, to catch up on household towards. paid leave is one area where our economic rules have been written to benefit corporations at our expense. ,ver the last several decades it has faced a political onslaught like no other in history. ,he result has been flat wages skyrocketing inequality,

day weekend plans do like it could be compromised with rain and good news labor day itself looking good. 6 outside in washington now. check out the 50s and suburbs. 58 gauge urzberg and baltimore and 65 ta annapolis and 6 whip chester and it's a pleasant and cool brought and sunny start we will have more cloud ahead of harvey here start to filter their way in the afternoon. cloud and sun. there's that system that brought us all that rain yesterday was more of of nor easter than anything else. again it continues to push off north an east and we have pleasant air pushing in behind it. kind of a one-day feel good kind of forecast here with temperatures hanging in the mid to upper 70s around most suburbs. can't rule out a shower to the west along the mountains here and most of d.c., baltimore and many big city as long the metro reason i 95 corridor should stay dry this afternoon and pleasant day. 79 the daytime high. mix and clouds and sun. watch out for isolated more of the same this evening with scattered clouds around. once again pleasantly cool. the forecast spotty s

the good news is labor day is looking magnificent. at this point. >> that is dpood news. all right. when it comes to tropical storm harvey victims any little bit helps. the little boy with a big har. and his old fashion way of helping out. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> local guy showing that age is just a number when it comes to helping the victims. meet jet. today he was near third and arch selling lemonade. and sweet tea to raise money for the people of texas. he was born in houston. he wanted to help out in some way. >> we're trying to think of things we could do to help out. and this is what we thought of. that could get jet involved. and just do anything we can to support those down here. because we are so far away. >> jet's mom says she's been overwhelmed by the number of people stopping by to buy a drink. helping out.

it's going to be a fight but it's nothing new. labor has always been under attack. i cannot think of another -- a single time in her history when we weren't. >> we will go to you. a two-part question, i was hoping you concert of trace the deterioration of what relationship you had with the trump administration that led to your resignation from the two,acturing counsel and to discuss whether it was ever to trulyfor realign the political parties by putting pressure on both republican and democratic leadership by doing something that would've capitalized more on the working base that he had and won the election with that would have possibly accept leaders of both party but might have gotten popular support? all, we obviously did not support mr. trump in the election. we endorsed and actively supported his opponent. election, they reached out and we reached out and we sat down and talked. what i said to them at that time was that we will judge you by what you do. if you do things that are good for working people, we will support them. if you do things that are bad for w

dozens of people have taken to the streets of paris to protest against president emanuel micron's new labor law which is intended to make it easier to hire file workers a recent poll found that sixty percent of french people are worried by the proposed changes demonstrators are also outraged by my choice of labor minister namely a multi millionaire whom they argue doesn't have workers interests at heart a myriad politico isn't the only controversial face in the french cabinet also on the question of the ministerial credentials of a naturalized publisher of belgian origin and an olympic medalist. reports the protesters think he's failing to represent the people. the. demonstrators have come out again in front to show how exactly they are with the money on that once one perform the working code they have been shouting that they will raise those who want him to which we do to find out in france on thursday they have this quote i'm on your back on this being a man who not only supports business and wants to it's the right. this is what people have been saying to us said that. it takes work in t

dozens of taken to the streets of paris to protest against president emanuel calls new labor lol which will make it easier for companies to hire and file workers details of the law to be repealed or critics some might call as representing the interests of big business while others aren't happy about the number of inexperienced new faces in his government ranging from millionaires to unpick medalists. ski was at wednesday's until government protest in paris. the demonstrators have come out again in france to show how i happy they are with a manual that one's plans reform all the working code they have been charging that they will resist those with the intent to which we do to find out in france oh and thursday they have to squire i'm on your mark on this being a man who not only supports business i once took on the rights of workers this is what people have been saying to us said that keeping small talk is a tax work in the workers who are against it because as it has no a share now we can share the work. represents the big bosses and those who want to come public services social protec

good news labor day looks fantastic. water temperature 72 degrees this time of year.weather 7-day forecast real quick fall like the next couple days. as we head towards next sun comes back by labor day. that's a check of the forecast. erin is here with traffic. >> what are the chances of me being able to go out on a boat on saturday afternoon. >> you'll be able to go out but you won't stay very dry. >> that answers that question. let me know what you have planned for this labor day weekend. right now we have some slowdowns other outer loop approaching 270 because of some earlier construction that's still lingering. give yourself a few extra minutes. it looks like there's a crash in backup or a disabled vehicle blocking one of the left lanes. that's not good. we'll figure out what's going on there and let you know but right now plan on keeping it to the right lanes and use caution. this could cause additional delays approaching 270 spur t inner loop volume increasing but not enough to cause any big slowdowns. we'll show you what else you're dealing with on the roads th

what this does is this stops all new laborers from going over as well.t sends a really strong message -- strong message, you have to look at what north korea has done. this is a country who has taken all its revenues and not given it to its people to feed, where they are starving, but instead put it towards an an irresponsible nuclear program where they are trying to show their muscle. we basically kicked them in the stomach, told them to stop and said we're not going to put up with it anymore and the ball is in north korea's court. they have a decision to make. they can respond by pulling back and say they will not be a part of this reckless activity anymore or they can see where it goes and we will continue to keep up the strength and the activity to make sure we stop them. >> can you characterize the impact of this missile launch? hr mcmaster was very clear earlier in the week basically saying you cannot underestimate the impact of these missile tests coming out of north korea. what will it mean in terms of the u.s.? >> i mean, maria, this has been a

the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the laboray limited edition bed. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >>> it could be worse. it could be a hot and wet day. >> it sounds weird, but it could be a raw august day tomorrow, 72, that's it, rain and showers on and off all day, showers on wednesday. the best day of the week will be friday. yes, some showers are possible over the holiday weekend, does not appear to be a washout. >> a little bit of everything. that's it for us tonight. the late show with stephen colbert is on the way next. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> stephen: red square. when this was the soviet union, we americans were taught it was the epicenter of all evil and should the nuclear fire ball consume this planet, the decision to launch the missile will come from the men behind that wall. are we in a new cold war? let me ask the caramel frappuccino i just bought over there. >> announcer: it's the "late show" swithtephen colbert! russia week! tonight, stephen welcomes former pr

in our economy and society which people are reacting against and promises that were made when the new labor promise in the 80s and 90s rising in the us with tony blair in britain, globalization, we turn you into software engineers and this promise was never fulfilled, the central issues here. take something like freedom of movement, one of the biggest reasons, think about how differently it affects my two blocks. a lawyer in north london, they have offices in madrid, go and work in one of those offices, it is wonderful and easy, going the other way, if you work in the food production sector, the biggest manufacturing sector, 400,000 people, 120,000 people in east and central, quite extraordinary change, you don't have to dislike what is alongside, folding down your wages. you are unlikely to have a desire to work on the fish finger factory and slovakia. why would you? i touched on it previously, and the policy was dominated by -- the huge stress, minimizing impact, completely legitimate cause, favoring more women on board, moderate and average men in place by bright dynamic women. with all

i thought about how tragic it was that this unfounded bias was now being exposed to a new generation. the laborent is already investigating allegations of wage discrimination. google denies those allegations. rebecca jarvis, new york. >>> coming up, oprah's new food options. >> and will gets jiggy with it. ♪ la, la, la, la, >> "the skinny" is? >> getting jiggy with it. ♪ la, la, la, la, "the skinny" is? >> getting jiggy with it. can't sleep because you're worrying about your big... ...day tomorrow? don't forget about the client dinner. hope you didn't forget! what're you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. z2gv6z zi0z y2gv6y yi0y >>> will you be checking out today, mr. connors? >> i'd say the chance of departure is 80%. >> the 1993 harold ramos movie has been made into a broadway musical. and last night murray was in the house to watch it for the first time. >> ground hog day. >> was he? >> groundhog day has been

new york dealing with labor law. the court ruled against a new york state law that limited the number of hours a baker could work saying it violated the 14th amendments liberty of contract. the decision ushered in what's gone as the lochner era. this discussion about lochner v. new york ran an hour. >>> let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice briar has agreed to host this evening. we are sincerely grateful to you for that. brief comments about justice breyer can't begin to do justice to him, so i'm going to have to be unjust in light of time constraints i'm subject to. justice breyer has always been remarkably generous with his time in supporting society projects. in less than two weeks on june 6th at our annual meeting he'll be delivering the society's 41st annual lecture. of course he's doing these extra projects for the society at a tremendously busy time for him and all of his colleagues on the court. so justice breyer thank you so much. some background on justice breyer. he was born in san

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year-over-year average hourly earnings increase june jobs' report if we best that that is good news laborcentage point higher than december last year really toggle back-and-forth high 63% there, but you want that number higher in addition to wages. maria: we need to encourage people to participate, in the workforce, and you know i am hoping that was consumer confidence being at 16-year high, i mean a huge jump, then we are also seeing obviously the gdp number coming out strong, made up of people out there spending i think two things i know juan mentioned before some of the polls you know are not so favorable for trump two things i would really look at, if you are seeing consumer confidence high, and people are spending money, that means they are -- they are feeling good about what is happening, they are optimistic about the future. >> can i say something about the participation rate? >> go ahead, go ahead. >> we have to remember that we have a huge demographic shift going on in this country baby boomers, retiring, you know if you asked any economist five years ago they would tell you the

i thought about how tragic it was that this unfounded bias was now being exposed to a new generation. the labor department is already investigating allegations of wage discrimination. google denies those allegations. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, oprah's new food options. >> and will gets jiggy with it. ♪ la, la, la, la, >> "the skinny" is? la, la la, ♪ "the skinny" is? >> getting jiggy with it. hdid you get that email i sente wyou...before you wake up. ... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> will you be checking out today, mr. connors? >> i'd say the chance of departure is 80%. >> the 1993 harold ramis movie has been m

new los angeles times did. there were a couple that didn't. particularly the labor union newspapers didn't care for the case very much. but general press did. it was not considered to be an unpopular case at the time. the person who made it sort of the citizens united of the day shall we say was none other than than republican theodore roosevelt, progressive republican roosevelt. roosevelt served as president and then he was out of office for a term. and then he wanted -- he sought the nomination of the republican party again in 1912. as he ran for office, one of the planks on which he ran was condemning the interference of the supreme court with progressive era legislation. he gave a very famous address covered on the front pages of "the new york times" and he lambasted the bake shop case. that's what it was called. cases used to be call by the generic names. like the lottery case and the slaughterhouse case. it would be nice if we were to do that again, you know? the health care case, contraceptives case, but we have to memorize the names. at any rate, it was the