you for - they got before. 0k, robert reich, thank you forjoining| they got before. 0k, robert i reichl family to address the senate chamber of france. the king is on a three—day visit to the country, as our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports from paris. a king making history. today, charles iii became the first british monarch to address both houses of the french parliament from the senate chamber. he speaks french in french and in english, he spoke of a shared vision, describing events in ukraine as horrifying, and stressed the power of governments working together to fight climate change. just as we stand together against military aggression, so must we strive together to protect the world from our most existential challenge of all, that of global warming, climate change and the catastrophic destruction of nature. there was a standing ovation for a king here to revitalise the entente cordiale. there's been an ease and informality between the queen and the president's wife, brigitte macron. at france's national library, they launched a new literary prize. and the queen spoke

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robert reich is a former labour secretary under president bill clinton and now professor of economicsfornia. he explained what impact the last government shutdown in 2018/2019 had on the economy. it cost american taxpayers, and the american economy, anywhere from $11—$15 billion, and it put a lot of people out of work temporarily. paycheques were not delivered, even to members of the armed forces. it disrupted a lot of people's lives when these things happen. i have personally been involved in two shutdowns over the last 30 years. there is a great deal of human suffering that is unnecessary. it is embarrassing when these things happen. it is embarrassing to talk to you all in the uk about it, because this is not the way to run a government. the rate at which prices are rising in the eurozone has dropped to an almost two—year low. the rate of inflation for september in the 20—nation single currency bloc rose by an annual rate of 4.3%, according to the latest eurostat data, that's down from 5.2% last month and the lowest rate since october 2021. let's cross live now to agnese 0rtonali,

sumi: robert reich, thank you for joining us on bbc news. robert: thank you. rupert murdoch says he will step down as chairman of. fox and news core chairman. he. will have over the reins to his son, a transition comes amid a turbulent year for fox news, including a $800 million settlement with the voting machine company dominion over threporting of the 2020 presidential election. it has put good ways with longtime host tucker carlsen in april. our correspondent judson. . -- john sudworth is a new york. . it is great to see you. tell us about the impact rupert murdoch has had on this business. >> from his beginning in the industry, inheriting a singular australian newspaper from his father, he has built an extraordinary global empire. although at the age of 92, there has long been speculation about this moment. now that it is here, there is a sense of shock. not just from his employees like those here at fox news, but around the world. because of the huge political cultural and social influence he was able to wield for so many decades through so many publicati

the bbc�*s been speaking to robert reich, former us labor secretary under president clinton, now professorrnia, berkeley. he says the car giants' current offer of a 20% raise doesn't look fair when executives have seen their payouts increase by more than double that. what is a fair offer? the ceos, chief executive officers of the big three, they have seen their pay go up about 44% over the last four years and it's notjust them but the top executives under them. there has been in every major auto manufacturer a huge amount of money going to buy back stocks, shares of stock to keep the share prices up which is a big subsidy to major investors, so if i were a worker i would say to myself, "wait a minute, what about me?" "my wages in the last ten years have gone up about 6%. "i am the last person who is being "thought about here and i have a lot of wages "and benefits to make up for." patrick george is editor—in—chief of insideevs, which provides news on the electric vehicle industry. thank you very much forjoining me. it is good to see you. we are expecting this next phase in the strike actio

earlier, i spoke with former us labor secretary robert reich.t progress by tomorrow friday 12pm that— not progress by tomorrow friday 12pm that they will expand the you at— 12pm that they will expand the you at all optimistic that there _ you at all optimistic that there has been some movement? i don't there has been some movement? don't think there has been some movement? i don't think there has been much movement. from what i can hear and see the two sides are very far apart. the big three automakers are holding out. they do not want to cave in to the uaw. the uaw has been very insistent with the major wage increase, cost of living increase, cost of living increase and also some benefiting. let's talk about those wage increases. em benefiting. let's talk about those wage increases. an op-ed was written _ those wage increases. an op-ed was written in _ those wage increases. an op-ed was written in the _ those wage increases. an op-ed was written in the washington i was written in the washington post that said that the uaw demands for a pay hike

. >> joining me now, robert reich, former labor secretary during the clinton administration and professorpolicy. >> he knows michigan is a critical state in the upcoming presidential election. he also wants to court the blue collar vote. he knows it's up for grabs, but he wants to do it in a way that does not bring any attention at all to his union. his anti union record and i think that is extraordinary. joe biden is first president in history including roosevelt to ever walk a picket line and his words today for i think very significant. >> can we put the video up again of biden? we need to pause on this history, mr. reich. i think it's really important. the fact that biden showed up at that picket line and said what he said. you all -- you built the middle class. i thought it was an important reminder that when we say working class, that's a multiracial class of people. it's women, men, latinos. black folks. it's not just white working class people. it's white, black. everybody. that is the working class. people don't talk about that enough and they are struggling against ceos that mak

. >> robert reich, we appreciate the perspective.s for joining us. >> thank you, boris. >>> jim? >>> now to a warning from one of the nation's top generals that foreign companies are, quote, targeting and recruiting u.s. and nato training military talent to educate and train the chinese military. air force chief of staff general charles brown who has been nominated to replace general mark milley as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has written, quote, by essentially training the trainer, many of those who accept contracts with these foreign companies are eroding our national security, putting the very safety of their fellow service members and the country at risk and maybe violating the law. i'm joined now by cnn military analyst general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander. general, always good to have you on. >> thank you, jim. >> so, first -- >> i really -- >> go ahead. >> what general brown is saying is spot on. our big advantage in the united states military, not just the training, of course china wants to put