also joining us is daniel shaw, academic and commentator who joins us from new york, welcome to you both uh black, i'll start with you, so you have uh the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues, the ua president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pay hikes of about 20%. that's the latest we have, what's your impression on it? yeah, the uh absolute latest is uh the ua. w has gone down to around 36% negotiate, you make smaller moves, and take more time, by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is, as you can see quite different in canada, what type of settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a... settlement more in the lines of 25 is percent to 30% increase 25 to 30% increase okay uh that's over the period of several years right right um let's look at um one thing here daniel shaw that perhaps many don't realize and this uh pretty

also joining us is daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. welcome to you both black, i'll start with. so you have the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues. the ua president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pays of about 20%. that's the latest we have. what's your impression on it? yeah the absolute latest is uh the uaw has gone down to around 36% negotiate. you make smaller moves and take more time, by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is, as you can see quite different in canada. what type of settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a settlement more in the lines of 25. is percent to to 30% increase. 25 to 30% increase. okay, uh, that's over the period of several years. right, right. um, let's look at one thing here, daniel, perhaps many don't realize, and this uh pretty muc

i mean, daniel shaw, our guest there says that it's not as bad as as it uh, that's as bad as some may make it, but uh, so what, what about the workers that are striking? i mean, it's not just the autoworkers. i'm looking down a list of uh some of the industies and some of the companies, i mean, you had the screen riders, which appears that they reached some kind of agreement, you had starbucks. employees, amazon workers, you have frontline workers, um, whether it's nurses, hotel staff and pilots, you have the ups, which they reach an agreement if they hadn't, that would have been the biggest strike in us history, or should i say the largest strike in us history, so and and the news um reads that uh, you know, it's strike season, that the us strikes have made made a comeback, i mean, so why are they out uh a striking, is it not because of inflation obviously, but because of their pay, that's usually what it's all about. how do you explain that? yeah, tomorrow will be the uh first day of strike tober, it seems october is gearing up to be a month of uh strikes. i think uh professor black

we also have daniel shaw and academic. political analyst joining us from new york, welcome to you both'm wondering, what does israel gain by killing the palestinians except for revenge, but at the same time, palestinian lives in the form of women and children also are being lost. and of course uh people are watching around the world uh some with impunity they they're not when it comes to the so-called international community not issuing the types of statements even in the form of statements to try to deter israel from doing this. um hello thank you so much for having me um first of all i would like to say that um the zionist state is basically gaining from this aggression on the on our people in gaza this is a part of a systematic. take way to ensure that the palestinians are annihilated, they are a plan to remove the existence and annihilate the existence of us as the palestinian people. this is not just a battle between um some resistance faction and a state. this is a battle for existence. right now we are the palestinian people fighting on daily basis against colonial powers, not j

thank you eric shaw. [applause] society building we have today and start is named after former supervisor maxwell. she started her career as a union electtrician i can't think of a better way to honor the site. raise our hands to supervisor maxwell! [applause] >> i want to thank our other supervisor. walton. he is a constant communicator for his community and we are grateful for his leadership, advice and nudge to make us do better. and i will tell you he taught us one important thing. progress is in the measured by how tall our buildings are butt depth of our commitment to the community. thank you, supervisor. appreciate your support. and to our mayor. she has been an advocate. if she would not have pushed in ways like today that no one's done we would not be here and a generation of inference france fremantles would not have homes thank you to the mayor and the city staff to keep the project moving we would not be here without and you madam mayor this , housing you are helping help is a commitment to ma

dougal shaw, bbc news.eported the biggest monthly fall in orders for over two years. the confederation of british industry said its monthly industrial orders balance dropped in october as business optimism sank. the cbi said "the warning lights are flashing red" as manufacturers become more cautious with employment and investment. the price of the cryptocurrency bitcoin has soared i4% per cent to the highest value since may 2022, and crypto—linked stocks also tracked higher. there's growing speculation about the possible launch of a bitcoin exchange—traded fund after us securities and exchange commission revealed it wouldn't appeal a ruling that would allow it to go ahead. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some goodbye. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. don't get much worse than this, just look at the height of it. then, and now. but in the space of two months, there's been no clear—up here, on the streets of west marsh. and mark lawless, who's campaigning against fly—t

shaw, we've already seen demonstrations in uh iran, lebanon, iraq, syria, pakistan, afghanistan, now all these countries, what is the significance of these demonstrations? it's important to show the world, lot of people are praying, so my voice goes down, please excuse me, um, the crowd is having a moment of silence for the people of gaza, uh, the west bank is under attack as well, the white supremacist. and his setlers are taking advantage of the absolute destruction of of of of gaza to attack the west bank is as well and i'm sorry i couldn't hear your uh your full question uh mr. show, i was talking about the significance of these uh demonstrations and rallies and i also wanted to ask you how does uh the west media especially in the us portrayed this uh onslot the israeli onslot on the palestinians. they portrayed in a super hypocritical, one-sided way, uh, they continue to paint the israelis as the people that are facing uh extinction uh, they continue to cash in on what norman uh finkeltine calls the holocaust industry, even though the palestinians in the arab world and the musli

todd shaw university. >> how many for a tape? then it was like $5 w will. >> today he continues to perform and give back to his community. >> to be a child of it, to grow in it, to love it, to watch people go from calling little stanley mistah f.a.b., to me it's a dream come true. here it is me embarking on 20 years as a professional. i am happy to be able to say never having a job, depending on my rap dream and my career. >> reporter: his advice for anyone who wants to make it in the industry. >> don't stop rapping. when i got in a real studio and made an album they said what do you want to name your album? i said don't stop rapping. it was my philosophy. if you give me the mic, there is a crowd, and a dope beat, i am got to start rapping and the crowd will love it. you will have to tell me to stop stop. >>> new music from the oppers! time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or eve

dougal shaw, bbc news. before we go, a quick look at another story. of a worker urinating into a tank of beer. the company says the batch of ingredients has now been seal. do stay with bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. don't get much worse than this. just look at the height of it. then and now. but in the space of two months, there's been no clear—up here on the streets of west marsh. mark lawless, who's campaigning against fly—tipping, says the problems only got worse. what have we got here? crumbs, tin food, plastic bottles, food waste. you talk about the smell, it don't smell too pretty. but it's even on the street corners all over the town, both grimsby and cleethorpes. if you've go out,you'll notice these hundreds if you've go out, you'll notice these hundreds of discarded trolleys full of rubbish. and what a shock. a trolley full of rubbish. today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much or how little has been done to clear up this problem. but with councils not responsible... for the clear—up of pri

government since 1979, it successfully overthrew the iranian government. in 1953 and installed the shaween upset ever since 1979 when the shaw was usted in a popular revolution, so there's many in washington that would like to find reasons to uh cause public unrest in iran. obviously there are people uh within iran and iranians outside iran who would like to engage in in in regime change, you have the... for example um that's been involved in regime change activities uh for a long time so they might benefit from this uh but again these are the old fashion techniques used by um in particular us intelligence agencies like the cia to try to foment uh regime change like actually they use similar tactics against uh muhammad mozadec in 1953 um so it's not surprising, but again this this incident seems hardly the type of incident you could latch to to to create regime change, but i don't know, i'd be so. have been surprised by other things. elijah magnia, the united states and its allies, they constantly demonize iran. the continuation of these uh hostile and provocative policies against iran

and and then it's been upset ever since 1979 when the shaw was ousted in the popular revolution, so "there's many in washington that would like to find reasons to uh cause public unrest in iran, obviously there are people uh within iran and iranians outside iran who would like to engage in in in regime change, you have the mek for example um that's been involved in regime change activities uh for a long time so they might benefit from this uh" but again these are the old fashion techniques used by um in particular us intelligence agencies like the cia to try to foment uh regime change like it actually they use similar tactics against uh muhammad mozadek in 1953 um so it's not surprising but again this this incident seems hardly the type of incident you could latch to to create regime change, but i don't know, i'd be, i've been surprised by other things, elijah magnia, uh, the united states and its allies, they constantly demonize iran, the continuation of these uh, hostile and provocative policies against iran are believed to be trying to stoke iranophobia and promoting uh a propaga

with that, director shaw, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much members of committee. my name is eric shaw, director of san francisco mayor office for housing and community development. i want to thank my team, sheila on government affairs, brian strong from capital planning committee and a lot of our staff [indiscernible] and their hard work providing the analysis to get us to this crucial point. my presentation today is actually mirroring what was shared with the capital planning committee in august and previously in september i mean in july. would love to make sure we have the appropriate context here and thank you for your support and continuing to make the investment in affordable housing. since 2015, san franciscans supported more then $1.2 billion in bonds investment for affordable housing. this is produced and protected more then 4 thousand units of affordable housing rchlt $300 million bond proposal produce more then 1500 units of new affordable housing. preserve 60 and provide 120beds for survivors domestic and street violence and human trafficking proposed b

heavy rains prevented the positioning of shaw batteries postponing the attack to july 18. the confederates added a minefield to disrupt a charge. it was another opportunity to demonstrate u.s. cooperative capabilities. all through july 18th, field artillery and iron clouds bombarded wagner, uss new ironsides. lieutenant belknap observed how bursting shells, quote, threw up clouds of sand the uss catskill was typical of the monitors that day, firing 124 heavy shells into wagner, while new ironside. fired 805 confederate counter battery fire, quote, concentrated upon the iron sides with furious force. sailors observed activity hinting an imminent assault uss in the hands of a hunter concluded quote something important was afoot as regiments of troops could be seen formed on and near the confederate defenders having intercepted messages from gilmore asking general strong about a supporting column and advising naval officers that, quote, an attack is ordered at dusk. these soldiers were brigadier general truman seymour's division. as twilight fedthey advanced the lead brigade

private investments, shaw says cutting edge technology is what our service members deserving. >> theyill take whatever we give them and do their best, no matter what. theyor a no fail mission. it is important for all of us to take a risk, be innovative and make sure they have the greatest chance of them succeeding in their mission and coming back home alive. >> reporter: the impact goes beyond the military and sees his drones being a phlight to communities >> we imagine a world where drones are responding to 911 calls to give better information to officers and help them keep the community safer. >> that is the bridge. five or six miles away and we can just punch in. see it from five or six miles out you can still track and see. >> reporter: it is the kind of invasion he says that he could not have imagined a decade ago. >> i am not neutral. i think it is the most exciting stuff in the world to be working on. >> reporter: it is that motivation that will continue to advance how our war fighters are staying ahead of the curve. >>> cbs news bay area is the official media partner for san f

todd shaw university. >> reporter: how much for a tape? then like $5. >> reporter: today the rapper and entrepreneur that started the dope era brand continues to perform and give back to his community. >> to be a child of it, to grow in it, to love it, to watch people go from calling little stanley mr. fab, to me it's a dream come true. so here it is me embarking on 20 years, like, as a professional, i'm happy to be able to say, you know, never having a job, never depending on my rap dream and my career. >> reporter: short's advice for anyone wanting to make it in the industry? >> don't stop rapping. when i got in a real studio and made an album, they said what do you want to call your album? i said don't stop rapping. that was my philosophy. if you give me the mic and there's a crowd and dope beat playing, i'm going to start rapping. the crowd is going to love it, and i'm never going to stop. you have to tell me stop. >> and cbs will be airing a grammy salute to 50 years of hip hop in december. >>> sorry to tell you that actress susan som

caroline: kudos to lucas shaw. thank you for joining us. what's notable is the amount of diversity here. women, men, people of color. that will be a thoughtful conversation with investors. how are you still thinking about diversity in hollywood? ed: this industry is changing. all these players want a piece of the pie. caroline: we will discuss it. so much more ahead. ♪ today's the day you graduate from southern new hampshire university. i've been waiting for this day my whole life. the fact that i get to walk across the stage and get my degree, it's honestly unreal. don't ever stop. keep on believing in yourself. it is never too late. if you're out there to wonder if you could be an snhu graduate today is the day to find out. visit snhu.edu. caroline: live from l.a. ed: this is a massive industry. video games. what a moment. ea entertainment president. i worked out overnight the first year i played fifa, 2002, the big development for you is you renamed and changed the deal with fifa. that's well-documented. it's been a week of full distribu

shaw. >> thank you. >> dr. terry palmer and repeating raised long-term plans recurrence of the miss management of laguna honda and - september 5th combhirltz commissioner guillermo asked in the contract needs to be spent when it expires at the end of august next year and quote laguna honda will likely (unintelligible) for monitoring and evaluation and preference for ongoing regulatory unquote and laguna honda has care for servants (unintelligible) have an spent contract. they stated (unintelligible) likely will change to orderly check ins after (unintelligible) current contract end quote expires in august of 24 the health commission is considering the contract in an additional period of time. (unintelligible) the vehicle for oversight of laguna honda well additional contracts annually into the foreseeable future only mechanism to insure greater oversight time to present future mismanagement. and at laguna honda. thank you. >> that's the only public comment commissioners. >> right during is there a vote to appro

this involved a suspect basic likely that assaulted an elderly worker in the shaw's candy store car. when the officers arrived and bystanders had detained the suspect. and we were again grateful to have the assistance of the public on this case. officers from taraval station responded to the 100 block of west portal avenue regarding an assault in progress. the investigation determined that a male suspect had assaulted the victim without provocation and caused her to fall to the sidewalk. took a coworker of the victim, ran to the aid of the assaulted victim and was also assaulted by the suspect as the suspect pushed the coworker into her retail establishment while inside the store, the suspect assaulted an additional victim in an elderly female customer, which caused her to fall to the ground during the salt work at a nearby business witnessed the victims being attacked and ran to their aid. the witness held the suspect to prevent him from further assaulting victims, but was also assaulted by the suspect, which caused him to release his hold suspect fled from the store, but was follow

for us area did we want to pivot now into the bloomberg screen time event where bloomberg's lucas shaw is with netflix co-ceo ted sarandos. let's listen in. >> stop and texted his wife that there was a shooting and that is the last i heard from him because he was a victim of the terrorist attack. horrific things happened in the world and our hearts are out of the family and anyone else who may have lost anyone's saturday. >> thank you for sharing i. >> he worked on various things that apple. >> this is your first israeli original? >> that we produced, yeah. >> interesting. i'm just curious, i assume then production has shut down on that? >> yeah. yeah. >> thank you for indulging that. >> as with yesterday, there is no seamless way to transition out of that. i will do my best. one of the themes of this event, one of the big things in the industry obviously is we are in a ceaseless moment of change. a lot of that comes from companies like you -- youtube and it is clear streaming has won, or it is slowly replacing television as the dominant way people watch. >> ultimately consumers decide

we want to give a big thank you to the mayor's office of housing, eric shaw. and of course, we want to thank the department of building inspection. who in many ways built the foundation for this program over the long term . all they see are being at pomona or they have been gasoil yapping. nyala all they get yapping. i'm gonna zhong yao tsai they get of my mind. i'm gambling get darling let's all day. let's get on and last but not least and this is critical we know that nothing in this city, nothing in america can't happen without people, without people who are pushing. and so mainly i want to acknowledge the role that the sro families themselves have played in lifting up their stories and being constant vigilant and pushing these programs forward. so a big round of applause to the sro families themselves. gambler zhongyang ortega. they somehow got my name on cinco de la. now what milestones are we talking about? so first of all, let me just give a little bit of context. going into the pandemic, we had estimated about 500 families living in single room occupan

sort of diversity with his ro stressing that the country has the right to defend itself. counselor, shaw says this government is following developments closely. you will agreed that the pomp, dynamic attacks of the terrorist against is really civilians to be condemned in the strongest times we join, please stand by israel. we will agree as well that it is, is with rights to defend itself against these despicable attacks. and at the same time, it is important to avoid defer the regional escalation to that. and we are in close contact with many countries of this region. logic political edison, we kind of cut out those tools and handbook incentive space assessment, i assume, taught so allow souls and friends present them on my call, depart here from the to day political retreat and humbug. both side condemned the actions of the service organization. how mazda and once again reiterated the full support for israel. at the same time is they won't rule out that ron might have been involved, that sport french president mano, mccall said, but he said he wouldn't say anything more concrete until t

jill roord and khadija shaw both scoring twice in that game.er united and leicester drew 1—1. two goals in stoppage time, so arsenal snatch victory against aston villa, other winners on the day spurs and everton. hubert hurkacz has won the shanghai masters, beating andrei rublev in dramatic fashion. in three sets, kurkacz completed the victory in the deciding set tiebreak after 2 hours and 9 minutes on court. it's his seventh tour title. it's his second in the masters event. he moves up to 11th in the rankings, significant because it's not long until the season ending atp finals. so we'rejust, you know, going back and forth. and it was just such a, you know, such a tricky match. i mean, andrei was playing some really great shots. i was you know, i was trying to respond with some good ones as well. but yeah, wejust, you know, just one of those matches just got to stay in it, believe it, keep believing it till the end. and yeah, just super happy how i managed at the end. australia's min woo lee won his first title in two years at the macau open o

as twilight faded, they desperately brigade of general george strong was led colonel robert shaw's, 54th massachusetts fary, followed by the 6th connecticut, 40th new york, 3rd new hampshire, h ine and 76th pennsylvania. colonel foots igadier's followed with a brigade in reserve for stephenson. regimen. the leading 54th massachusetts suffered heaviest jets of flame darted forth from every corner. and embrace your private george stevens recalled. and even fort sumter poure solid shotguls oour heads. the 54th massachusetts advanced ke demons ascended theat and parapet. colonel shaw was killed as his men waited, quo, through a deadly fire on the monitor as, quote, the rapid flash musket tree could be seen. and some of the rattle of it came over the water. we could do, admiral dahlg lamented to fire might cut down our own men by hundreds for an hour. e 54 faced musket tree artillery mines and hand grenades opening the way for strong's other nts. in the chaos. general strong fell mortally wounded along with the six. connect's lonel lyman chatfield, the 48th new york's colonel william bell, w

second, clean your house, no joke and third, watch baking and food videos on instagram. >> sonia shaw. >> mine, talking to jesus, spending time with my family but i think all those things are great and healthy but we need a fat juicy burgner there so i add that. >> i say do the work give somebody a compliment, take a key run every once in a while. the poll is yes, do you follow habits yes, 44 percent 64 percent instagram barbara says listen to music spent time with loved ones read the bible travel take time with friends get a dog be the person your dog and james kafka, eat simple be simple the more you add the more complicated it becomes. thanks for watching america's late news. see you back. >> hello everybody, i'

the old of shaw says attacks on israel can not be celebrated on the streets of germany, says police will be stepping up security surrounding jewish institutions across the country. the welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. israel has declared a state of war after a mass of surprise attacked by palestinian militant, as long as group, i'm not which is regarded as a terrorist organization by israel in germany, the you and others. israel says that the attacks have left at least 600 people dead reprisal air strikes on gaza. city have killed hundreds and fighting is threatening to escalate further with lebanon's has bola share showing is rarely positions in disputed territory along the countries border. israel is firing back, the full scale of a mazda is attack is beginning to emerge. this is what israel's night looks like. a police station inside israel. oh the wrong by how most militants is ready for is managed to end the stand off of the budget. so security breach that would have been unthinkable even a few days ago and it gets worse. this woman that to be in is really soldi

i'm kind of so presidents, us live on the line and shaw michelle, where they said that there is a need. an a clear desire among the you need is to step pop, the ability for the european union and other international players to get humanitarian aid into the people have gaza into this a civilian population where we don't know exactly what a humanitarian pause would be. would it be a few, a few hours potentially even potentially a day? we know that israel is preparing to launch a, a serious grind defensive into the gaza strip. so at the moment it doesn't look like that will be possible potentially to have this humanitarian pauses on. the grind develops in the middle east. it may, those divisions among you countries may only deepen. unity is really important to the european union in this issue. they don't have the strongest voice diplomatically, and if they start to divide on the lines, then that you will really, really lose power in this diplomatic negotiations when it comes to this. this, this conflict. right? also on the agenda at the summit, was the war in ukraine, te, tell us more abo

ambassador to germany, as well as berlin's mer, i've spoken at the event german chancellor old of shaw says the germany has increased security at is really n jewish institutions following the homeless attacks. and he said that germany stands firmly by israel side. nothing beyond that goes to the news that reached us from israel yesterday has shaken us deeply. under the site of the hundreds of us release up in kill caitlin terrace, fired versions of rockets from the gaza strip into israel plant type text in the same time. heavily on fighters infiltrated israel, is it in the high, is that one sort of good cancer? the houses of innocent civilians find those english coming at the murdering men, women and children, adults and the guys under ducting dozens of hostages into the gaza strip. this is a titans and by these are about body guards and they are shocking and they kind of in any way be justified on this. so if i sat capital hard to the talking with, i spoke on the phone this afternoon with israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu funding physician and i assured him in light of this

i would say what the summit jayman and president of the european cancel shaw michelle said after the frame was reached. move or you'll do. you have certainly take a note of the serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation and we need to develop a number of measures to ensure that there is access to equipment and to aid in this humanitarian crisis.

dougal shaw went to find out about one technology operating in the uk and how it could help. yet, but they are walking into a trap. this device contains a pheromone chemical that attracts bedbugs and the trap is typically set in beds or seats. connected to the internet when a creature is captured, a camera inside takes a picture and transmits it so that al software, aided by the human eye, can confirm if the dreaded bed bug has been found. then an alert can be sent to people like hotel or transport staff, so pest control measures can begin before the bugs multiply. the devices are placed all around the world, but the nerve centre is here in cambridge. the start—up behind this was set up by science graduates from cambridge university. they act as an early—warning system and effectively, it's like a covid test. so you're doing the measuring to tell you where to go and treat. before that, you can catch it earlier, before they spread. so as a company, you have a live data set of bed bug activity. do you think there's been a rise in the number of bedbugs, or is it partly driven by

i'm kind of surprises, insensitive on the line and shaw michelle, where they said that there is a need. an a clear desire among you you need is to step pop, the ability for the european union and other international players to get humanitarian aid into the people have cause a into this a civilian population. well, we don't know exactly what a humanitarian pause would be. would it be a few a few hours potentially even potentially a day? we know that israel is preparing to launch a is a serious crime defensive into the gaza strip. so at the moment it doesn't look like that will be a possible potentially to have this humanitarian pause is, i don't. so the reality is is that washington has the real to permit diplomatic power in israel. so while the, you may be cooling for these pauses, israel may not obliged, right? mentioned the, the difference. so when it comes to wedding the, where is that actually coming from? how divided these e you need is over the conflict. yeah, they are quite divided and we saw that on the way and we saw the irish 2 shall get live, arrived ca, saying that they nee

although shaw says berlin has increased security at is really and jewish institutions within germany following the attacks. and he said that germany stands firmly by israel saw nothing beyond that. goes to the news that reached us from israel yesterday has shaken us deeply. under the site of the hundreds of us release up in kill caitlin terrace, fired thousands of rockets from the gaza strip into israel, up to the fire type next the same time. heavily armed fighters infiltrated israel because it defies that one for the good to enter the houses of innocent civilians find those in discriminatory murdering men, women and children, adults and the guys and the ducting dozens of hostages into the gaza strip. is the titans and by these are by bike access and they are shocking and they kind of in any way be justified on this. so if i start chapter, hard to the talking with, i spoke on the phone this afternoon with israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu funding physician, and i assured him in light of this terrible attack by the germany stein steadfastly, by isabel's side. and as i take