it's why the teamsters' endorsement is up for grabs. look, the teamsters' reticence to support the democrat or hillar has to do with the democratic party is split into a couple of factions. you could call them the greens and blues. the greens are coastal rich, urban democrats who are for electric cars and all that stuff. they are against the manufacturing jobs and the keystone pipeline, the blue collar democrats want and need. >> yeah. when hillary came out against the keystone pipeline which a lot of unions endorsed because they want the jobs that go with it, that hurt her with the unions. >> absolutely. this is when the rhetoric is no longer sufficient for politics. the reality is democrats do a lot to talk about what's good for working class. they want people to have free doom and opportunity. the one that comes to mind is the minimum wage. this is something unions are behind. it will create a loss of jobs. if anything, republicans will probably create more opportunity. it's a perfect opportunity. >> let's be specific. i want to read

a city hall aid in boston is mentioned in a federal indictment accusing teamsters of strong-arming a tv crew. >> he said he did not tell anyone at city hall to call to warn them of the possibility of picture by teamsters. we asked the mayor about the indictment that is raising a lot of questions and we're live in boston. >> tonight the mayor is telling me no he didn't have anything to do with that and his office went ahead and issued -- these are the permits that they issued for the top chef production company to go ahead and shoot here in the city. we caught up with boston mayor marty walsh to see if he knows the identity of the unnamed city hall aid in this federal excuses teamsters of old school thug tactic. >> do you know who it is? >> i honestly don't. >> an aid made calls informing them there would be picture iting if the production was held there. they later pulled out because they didn't want a picket outside. >> did you warn anyone on your staff to call the hotel or the restaurant? >> absolutely not and i can't talk beyond that. that is why we brought on counsel to review. >

the uaw may be close to striking as the teamsters pension fund warns of severe cuts to benefits. >>> economic hit. the cost to the u.s. economy if congress fails to act in the nation's biggest railroad operators haveop to suspend som service. >>> steaming mad. the auto dealer that's calling volkswagen's emissions scandal the biggest fraud he's ever seen. that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, october 7th. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us, and welcome. we begin tonight with the state of our unions. the clock is ticking tonight on a possible strike by the united autoworkers at some fiat chrysler locations. if that happens, it would be the first time in eight years that the uaw held a strike at a big three auto plant. meanwhile, one of the largest teamsters pension funds is warning of cuts, big ones, for both workers and retirees in order to shore up its weak finances. we have two reports tonight, and we begin with phil lebeau and the latest on the uaw. >> reporter: in a matter of hours, thousands of chrysler workers could go on strike. the un

press who was the president of the teamsters. mr. presser took a gun out and put it in the planter, i said guard, it don't let anybody steal it. [ laughter ] >> well done, ed rollins as i expect. sometimes i'll tell you my dinner with a teamster when i was a reporter. california dealing with a series of unfortunate events and water principally one of the greatest parts of the misfortune. los angeles firefighters responded to a sheared fire hydrant that spewed water, precious water 20 feet into the air. look at this, before it could be shut off, and in folsom lake. time-lapse video capturing the effect of the drought over the course of six months in california. look at this. this is stunning. the lake, 18% full right now, most of the lake is gone. >>> coming up here next, fox news political editor chris stirewalt ranks the republican presidential candidates and a yankees family learns having amazing seats near the dugouts, when you get an opportunity, treasure it. we'll tell you what happens, not once, not twice but three some cas

sometimes i'll tell you about my diner with a teamster as well.ood to see you. >> thank you. >> the g.o.p. presidential candidate mike huckabee is now building what he calls a southern firewall. his campaign strategy is bolstering his popularity in four southern states. the last time our guest ran for president in 2008 he carried many of those states. mike huckabee, good to have you with us. can you repeat the feat of 2008? >> i sure hope so. we went on to win iowa and south carolina. the scc primary they're calling it, they all happen on the say dame. we're going to focus on iowa, south carolina, and making a sweep of the s.c.c. many of them are states vicar ried before. we have built a strong organization. and if you don't win in the early stage you will not be in the finals. it's like march madness. it doesn't matter if you're undefeated. if you don't win early states you don't win the nomination. >> what are the polls telling you? you have not advanced like many people expected and not like you performed in 2008 certainly. there is an expressi

he did say this won't affect his support of the teamsters in general. in boston, smar man man, fox 25 news. $100,000 in cash and high powered rifle and another gun in a raise on acushnet avenue yesterday. 38-year-old mario moans and 41-year-old daniel faced cocaine trafficking charges police confiscated nearly half a billow of cocaine. >> tracking some rain out there tonight continues to stream in but it's getting spottier. shower activity a lot of the drizzle in the low are part of the atmosphere won't picked up very well. epsom a heavier downpour happening there. even a couple heavier downpours that will come on through. by the morning it's a lot of drizzle and clouds. be sure you are there that you can get down there and meet. a lot of clouds out there a lot of winds blowing across the shorelines. a couple sprinkles but really it's the drizzle at the coastline. fast forward to sunday you still have the clouds and drizzle blowing on. in a lot of clouds in southern new england right into the afternoon. more sun the farther north you are going that's wh

sometimes i'll tell you about my diner with a teamster as well.d to see you. >> thank you. >> the g.o.p. presidential candidate mike huckabee is now building what he calls a southern firewall. his campaign strategy is bolstering his popularity in four southern states. the last time our guest ran for president in 2008 he carried many of those states. mike huckabee, good to have you with us. can you repeat the feat of 2008? >> i sure hope so. we went on to win iowa and south carolina. the scc primary they're calling it, they all happen on the say dame. we're going to focus on iowa, south carolina, and making a sweep of the s.c.c. many of them are states vicar ried before. we have built a strong organization. and if you don't win in the early stage you will not be in the finals. it's like march madness. it doesn't matter if you're undefeated. if you don't win early states you don't win the nomination. >> what are the polls telling you? you have not advanced like many people expected and not like you performed in 2008 certainly. there is an expression

earlier this week five teamsters including secretary treasurer mark appeared federal court. prosecutor say harrahsed chest shouted racial slurs at the cast crew of top chef so they could strong arm them into no work jobs. it happened during production at milton restaurant named steal and rye. i know marte when he was at the labor union and i was iron worker's union we caught congressman steven lynch and congressman mike both well phone union support. . >> what it sounds like stuff that used happen in 40s and 50s and today's labor movement there no room for that. every group i know of has some bad actors in the group. mayor walsh toll he had tactic off even permits that were issued by the city for the production. he did say, this wouldn't affect his support of the teamsters in general. boston. fox 25 news. more details on this story fox 25 decide dig into teamster local 25 political donation after that city hall fire yusz dispatched wrongly indication. and then, the tone paper broke down once it arrived took another 40 minutes on top of that for tanks get water from hydrant a

according to the indictment, an unnamed city worker called two locations to warn that the teamsters were angry that union workers weren' t hired. phil: service is back to normal right now on the mbta' s green line. it had been suspended this morning on the d-branch while workers removed a large tree leaning above overhead wires. buses took passengers between the fenway and reservoir stations in both directions until about 1 this afternoon. look at first alert traffic. the expressways back. you see the headlights because most people are using their wipers. let' s look at the rest of the area. north, same thing, 27 minutes. out west, 25 minutes. to be slowing down between the mass pike and 290. it is seven minutes. it is double that at this hour. j.c.: we are learning more tonight about the meeting between pope francis and kentucky clerk kim davis. phil: still to come, the statement from the vatican today and the other meeting the pope had during his visit that we are just learning about. j.c.: russian airstrikes continuing over syria. the one thing russia is insisting upon tonight. phil:

members of teamster local 25 were accused of intimidating producers of "top chef" when the show filmed in boston. an unnamed walsh administration employee called local businesses and said that the union would picket them if they had any involvement with the show. mayor walsh said he did not know who called the business. and more details on the allegations against the union. the "herald" reports that three of the teamsters were working on the movie "black mass" when they allegedly harassed producers of "top chef." surveillance video of last year put the suspect at a restaurant in milton where the show was filming. and in court documents, a federal agents say all three were scheduled to work on the "black mass" set that day. >>> a pair of dcf workers are on leave after.agency failures led to the death of a to the death of a girl in foster care. she suffered heat stroke and had bruising of struggling against her car seat restraints. avilina and other child were found unresponsive in a foster all of this adds up to neglect. >> in the case of the auburn foster home. it shouldn't have been a

working with teamsters appealing to the teamsters transporting the greats, according to longshoremen. dolores was incredibly important in this era. once they realized they could do this in california, they went across the country to york. -- to new york. appealing to the meat cutters union and the seafarers union to block the grapes from going from new jersey to manhattan. they succeeded for a time. , ifuse of the wagner act you were blockading a product going to a supermarket and you have no beef with that supermarket, you are in violation of the wagner act. that's why the seafarers union and meat cutters union had to stop because an injunction came down upon them. were notd farmworkers inhibited by that injunction because they were outside of the labor relations act. that is the birth of the consumer boycott. they took the message to the towns and cities and people who were the consumers. ,hat is so important about this the boycott is not just this intuitive thing where you go out and ask people to stop buying in support of the workers. it has to adjust. at first, it was the allied

as we reported on wednesday members of teamster's local 25 were charged with intimidating producers of "top chef" when the show filmed in boston last year and indictment says unnamed law administration employee called local businesses and said the union would picket them if they have any involvement with "top chef" and mayor walsh does not know who called businesses. >>> more details now on allegations now against the union. herald reports three of the teamsters facing charge working on movie black mass as they allegedly harassed producers of "top chef" and video puts suspect at restaurant in milton where the show was filming. court documents federal agent says all three were scheduled. >>> army vet bruce beck of plainful and charged with threatening a coworker with disabled training line and police say he brought mine to work and confronted with the day before and just because it was inactive bomb doesn't make it less a crime. >> this is even worse. >> police at beck's coworker told them often reported for work angry and paranoid and victim himself of workplace harassment by coworkers

erika: boston's mayor bringing in big legal guns amid questions about the city's role in a teamsters extortion investigation. brian kelly will lead the probe at city hall to, as mayor walsh puts it, make sure everything was done properly. kelly, who's now in private practice, helped convict james "whitey" bulger. five members of local 25 are homophobic slurs, threatening violence, and slashing tires of production crew members for the show "top chef." according to the indictment, an unnamed city worker called two locations to warn the teamsters were angry that union workers were not hired. >>> 6:09, disturbing details and harsh words from governor charlie baker, the subject, the death of a 2-year-old girl in an auburn foster home. they speak of a series of d.c.f. failures after reading a report on the avalena conway-coxon case. medical findings indicate the child died of heat stroke in that foster home, but the governor also blamed a breakdown in the department of children and families procedures. governor baker: at different times, too many children were assigned to live in this fost

an unnamed city worker called two locations to warn that teamsters were angry that union workers weren't hired. randy: disturbing details and harsh words from governor charlie baker. the subject, the death of a 2-year-old girl in an auburn foster home. the governor speaking of an unacceptable series of d.c.f. failures after reading a state report on the avalena conway-coxon case. medical findings in the report indicate the child died of heat stroke, but the governor also blamed a breakdown in the department of children and families procedures. governor baker: at different times, too many children were assigned to live in this foster home despite the glaring fact that there was not enough space. the failures outlined in this must and will be promptly corrected to ensure the safety of other children in the care of the apartment. randy: two d.c.f. employees have been reassigned and could face further disciplinary action. erika: newscenter 5 sitting down with hillary clinton. randy: her plan to take on the n.r.a. and the question she would not answer. millions of t-mobile customers exposed n

as we reported on wednesday, members of teamster local 25 were charged with intimidating producers of "top chef" when the film was filmed in boston last year. the unnamed employee called local biggss and said the union would picket them if they had any involvement with "top chef." >>> more details on the allegations against the union. the herald reports three of the teamsters facing charges were working on the movie black mass at the same time they allegedly harassed producers of "black mass." it puts suspects at a restaurant in milton. in court documents. federal agents said all three were scheduled to work on the "black mass" set that day. >>> a pair of dcf workerswere on leave after a state reviewed a series of agency failures led to the death of a little girl in foster care. that report also finding 2-year-old avalina conway coxon suffered heat stroke and had bruising consistent with struggling against her car seat restraints. avalina and other toddler were found unresponsive in an auburn home run by kim malpa ss. they say it all leads up to neglect. >> in the case of the auburn f

members of teamster local 25 were charged with intimidating producers of "top chef" when that show filmed in boston last year. an unnamed walsh administration employee called local businesses and said the union would picket them if they had any involvement with "top chef." mayor walsh does not know who called those businesses. more details on the allegations against the union. three of the teamsters facing charges were working on the movie "black mass" at the same time they allegedly harassed producers of "top chef." surveillance video at june 10 put the suspects at a restaurant in milton where the show was filming. in court documents, all three were scheduled to work on the black mass set that day. >>> a plainville man accused of threatening his co-workers with a fake bomb in happened wednesday at adams mansion in quincy. beck brought the device to work and made sure that the co-worker and made sure that the co-workers could read the word continue to, front if enemy. beck is often angry and paranoid but his lawyer paints a different picture. >> he has been targeted by the individuals the

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they ended up signing three contracts with the teamsters union. that is when the second strike of 1973 started and a lot of us went out on the boycott when there were some killings in the field. our current governor, governor brown who was governor then, we got the agricultural labor relations act. there was a lot of organizing that went on in the field and the ufw did get certified with a lot of these companies. unfortunately, there was not a lot of meat in the lot in terms of forcing the growers to come to the table and bargain with the ufw in good faith area they were also committing a lot of unfair legal practices. the ufw was filing a lot of charges, unfair label practices the stateup to supreme court. that took a lot of years. the agriculture labor relations board was only as good as the people who the governor appointed to enforce the act. i don't know if it was a misstep of not including the agriculture workers in it because of the differences and the needs of the workers in terms of access. a lot of different things. in terms of the times

the teamsters rejected the final the doctor offer. drivers have been instructed to go to work on monday regardless. they transport some 15,000 students a day. >>> new tonight a kangaroo on the loose causing quite a stir on staten island. >> yep, a kangaroo on staten island! matt kozar with more on this aussie's big adventure. >> this jumping joe, this feisty marsupial causing calls to 911. >> reporter: when the brothers opened up their shot on saturday, they saw something moving around their parking lot. >> i thought it was a deer. >> reporter: the kangaroo belonged to a man visiting a friend at this house on victory boulevard. the pet somehow unlocked the fence and escaped. >> reporter: buster the kangaroo became dangerously close to getting hit by a car, safety, past the auto body shop. >>> surveillance video shows the happy hugetive hopping back and forth, but buster it's big adventure stopped when the cops showed up. 3 years ago in the same area azebra and a pony got loose after their owner left the gate open. >> it's something yo

teamsters 1205 rejected the final contract offer. the union negotiating committee is expected to meet soon to discuss logistics and strike activities. drivers, in the meantime, have been instructed to go to work tomorrow. >>> taking a plunge into pollution. a new york native challenge to go into the polluted waters.>>> those who suffer from fall allergies may notice stuffy noses. it how you can minimize those >>> decades after goodfellows was released in theaters. the person behind the highest will be tomorrow.>>> we are things will heat up as we make our way into the work week. it will be incredibly cold over the next couple of days. details coming up. from cbs 2 and cbs.comfi gesouptnsitth faesinrn a wfiaiblfr 5to00pb anwee t stalngwnad wrealngqu upadpes,oo yocaupadou fari veoupo fteth cleusitthfi milap u n ewouenrtnmt he,r t gbuthma rsotoetio 'rrad mb 1n stertiacon geouofheas g fs. i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. l

the bus company has reached a contract agreement with the teamsters local 1205. if it is ratified it will avert a walkout that would have affected 15,000 students in nassau and suffolk counties. >>> now to the weather, a few weeks in to fall but lately it has felt like winter. now, however, the record-breaking cold is about to reverse course. here's dave price. >> the good news, it is out of the way as quickly as it got here. cold air really socked it to the area. poughkeepsie and bridgeport, tied records this morning. 21 duchess county, 30 bridgeport and we have established new records in islip and trenton. in the upper 20s. now fast as it was here it is gone. a nice warming trend taking place, up to 72 on wednesday and with a slight chance of a shower on thursday. so not bad at all. tomorrow morning, much more comfortable. the full seven-day forecast for you in a while en. back to you. >>> in other news tonight a terrifying encounter for two women on the upper west side allegedly chased down by a professional rugby player who was telling the women they were goi

bowman and sons buses and the teamsters union say they've reached a tentative agreement on the new contract. the union had rejected the offer today strike. it transports 15,000 students to 35 schools in nassau and suffolk counties. >>> a tangled web of blame on long island where a woman is charged but the search is on tonight for the man who stole her car with a baby inside. gayle solomon charged with child endangerment. police say she left her car running today in bay shore with her 4-month-old niece in the back seat. eyewitnesss say a man jumped in and drove off. the car was found not far away. the child was not harmed. >>> 70 years. that's the last time the chicago cubs baseball team has played in the world series. new york mets tomorrow will try to get the cubs closer to making that 71 years. are up two games to none as they head to wrigley field, the second oldest stadium in baseball. so old, they've never won a world series there. rob powers. >> logic would tell you it might be a different story tomorrow night for the mets, but the way they've been playing and the way things are falli

teamsters 1205 reached an agreement with the bowman & sons buses. they transport thousands of students every day, and the new deal runs through 2018. >>> look at this video from texas. the driver of the car swerves right into the path of the motorcycle trying to pass. you saw the cycle crash, sending the driver and passenger tumbling on to the pavement, and the video was recorded on saturday on the helmet camera of another motorcyclist who then confronted the driver of the car. >> what were you doing? you hit them! >> i don't care. >> i got it on video, too. >> i don't care. >> yeah, he's slurring. >> i don't care. >> the motorcycle driver suffered cuts and bruises, and his passenger, his girlfriend, remains in intensive care. >>> it could be called the real life sequel to good fellas. good fellas tells the story of the new york crime family that orchestrated the brazen 1978 luthansia heist. vincent went to court. >> all the people who did it were murdered by jimmy burke, so i read. >> he's also accused of murdering paul jacks by choking him with a

>> reporter: adding pressure the international brotherhood of teamsters, the union covering the quarterillion drivers and package sorters at ups, has said it too will stand by the pilots. and not cross picket lines if a strike does ensue. both sides, ups and pilots, are scheduled to return to the bargaining table early next month. for its part ups says it continues to negotiate "in good faith" for a contract. >> it's important to understand that the vote is purely symbolic. that these are very common in airline contract negotiations. that talks actually continue to progress with negotiation dates scheduled out for several months. and that our customers are in great hands headed into a busy holiday season. >> reporter: ups points out that its pilots are guaranteed at minimum more than $255,000 per year. it maintains the typical ups crew member works roughly ten days per month, flying about half what a typical passenger pilot flies. but the union says it wants better safety practices as relates to fatigue and scheduling. all of this unfolding just as ups is gearing up for peak season, whi

i want to let the whole country know that the teamsters have just cut my pension 54%.s of july 1 next year, they are going to cut it down to a little over 54%. host: why? caller: they run out of money because jimmy carter run out of truckers.he regulated i'm going to write him. host: how old are you, by the way, nathan? caller: i'm 67. i retired last year. 66.rked until i was now, they cut my pension 54%. national news media is saying that only cut of 23%. the way they get that figure is if you are over 80, there is no cut at all. if you are between 75 and 80, they prorate your cut. host: cutting from what to wear, nathan? 3975 down to 1824. host: per month? how are you going to supplement that cut? caller: i guess i will have to go back to work again. i toreson i retired is my rotator cuff. i haul cars. it is really bad on your shoulders. i've had to operations. my doctor suggested i retire d if you go backis a y to the job, you will tear again. host: a couple of newsweeklies. legalizingds," marijuana is harder than it looks. europe,"d tide into reporting from austria

i do work for the international before hood of teamsters said we are not going to endorse a candidate but invite a lot of conversations with a lot of them they included hillary clinton sanders and donald trump. >> i would think anybody with labor would be donald trump. he employs them. let's talk about the pesky e-mails. are you concerned? >> i think when the current who us majority leader said this is all a political stunt. >> that's benghazi. >> i am talking e-mails>> no, but the e-mails came out of that committee. the ben gbenghazi -- >> i agree. i think kevin mccarthy made a dumb statement. it was outrageous. >> it was honest. >> it under lines what trey gowdy is doing. let's talk about the e-mails themselves. the whole idea of a private server. i want to continue with what you said. you are a smart guy. one of the main reasons i have a ten- year term is make sure the organization, meaning the fbi stays out of politics. if you faux know my folks they give a whit about politics. and my job is we are honest. do you know jim comey? >> this is the same guy that when alberto gonzalez a

this team -- the teamsters rejected the final contract offer. they transport 15,000 students a day. the union negotiating committee will meet soon and drivers have been instructed to go to work tomorrow. >>> the time is 7:08 and the benefits of procrastination. how to turn a looming deadline into motivation. >>> el nio may be -- may bring more than just rain to california. the story about this venomous snake. >>> get ready for the season to what experts say we can expect for winter this year. >>> my skin is still crawling from seeking that snake. it is looking bright out there, but it is cold. coming up i will have a forecast that includes serious details straight ahead police are searching for a man who killed at a zombie con meeting. four others were hurt and it -- on are expected to be okay. 20,000 people were drawn dressed as some these. >>> a fee -- a surfer found this snake on the beach in ventura county. a highly venomous snake that is not normally found on the california coast. the last time a snake was seen was 1972. wildlife experts were alerted because the snake is so fed

big labor, including the teamsters, also opposed the partnership and even held a suspected endorsement of hillary clinton who backed the secretary of state. the obama gop leadership on this deal reflects its broad public appeal. >> it's a good thing there are import games and export games. those who suffer from the agreement, it's important to have programs that help alleviate some of the burden that they face. >> on tuesday, the president is expected to speak at the department of agriculture here in washington where once again he'll offer a full-throated support for the tpp, something that he says will benefit agri producers all across the country. that's the claim tonight, bret, that some tobacco growers are disputing. >>> the dow surged 304, the s&p 36, the nasdaq gained to 73 today. fox 12 in portland oregon is the campus of umpqua community college and it reopens following thursday's shootings leaving nine people dead. five other victims are still in the hospital. while the campus is open, classes will not resume for another week. grief-sharing services are available there. fox 10

i have the american federation of manufactures and the afl-cio and the teamsters and i'm losing supportlet me go for jobs. >> i don't hear you asking donald trump the same question when he expresses the same objections that hillary does about currency manipulation. >> here's the thing about donald with the unions. they want to support donald because he gives them jobs and he understands the economy and he's in the real world. don't get me started on donald, richard. let's move on. ms. transparency, she takes six months to hand over her server and she pretty much lied about everything. now we find out there's a second company that's backed up this server, and an employee of the first company says there's some shady stuff going on and he's worried about it, and her i.t. person is pleading the fifth. this is dangerous territory, is it not? >> hillary clinton, jeanine, is out there talking about ways to control costs for health care, for education, for child care. she's talking about voters' rights and clean energy. what her political opponents are talking about is benghazi and e-mails. i b

as we reported wednesday members of teamsters local 25 charge with intimidating producers of top chef when the show filmed in boston last year and unnamed walsh employee called local businesses and said the union would picket them if they had involvement with "top chef" and mayor walsh says they do not know who call businesses. >> state's division of union and families did not investigate and 21-month-old found unconscious in the home on september 5th and her mother was arrested last weekend and new hampshire attorney general's offices now reviewing all recent deaths of children in the state. >> suffolk county district attorney says dna evidence led to major break in cold case. 1992 lena bruce was murdered by intrude and her suffolk county d.a. announcing indictment against a man already in custody and cracked bruce's murder. suspect. >> he is in jail for any other charges and first-degree murder >> sign of the times the bad news teens are delivering more than ever on smartphones. >>> live at logan airport massive drill is now underway and live here with what you out today. >> coastal

bernie sanders saying he would do all he could to defeat the agreement, big labor, including the teamsters also oppose the partnership, and now withholding backing of hillary clinton. a good thing, there are income games and effort games, those who suffer from the freedom, it is important to help those who suffer. >> reporter: on tuesday president will speak at department offin agriculture in washington, he is to offer a full defense of the transpacific partnership, he is claiming it is disputed, and i should say fortunately disputed by several tobacco growers down south. lou: thank you very much, not the only dispute certainly that will follow in this days and weeks ahead. kevin thank you. >> more trouble for secret service agency this year, director joseph clancy told congress he quote does not have the ability fire people as will. well now hook he maybe fired, te internal watch dog is reopening an investigation into efforts by secret service to discredit house oversight committee congress managing jason chafe its, he say he did not know his officers were looking into this before it beca

charles: hillary clinton got one endorsement from a large union, the teamsters said we want to kick the tires with everyone, including and starting with donald trump. judith, the idea that everyone can see how transparent the move is. maybe it works in political circles, but in this particular moment in time where the anti-establishment candidate is rung strong in part because of the shenanigans it could backfire. >> it could, but she's much more worried about -- charles: it's a high bar, judith she's talking about. what is the high bar? >> she's done this repeatedly. not the first time she's done it. look at keystone pipeline. charles: i've lost track, by the way. is she for that or not? >> actually against it now. charles: actually against it. she's against all of this stuff, all of the above. >> it tells you she's not sure about the nomination, doesn't it? >> she's worried and she ought to be. >> you know, peter, as we get into the next phase and start to get cold and everyone gets serious about the process, a lot more pressure on the candidates to sort of discuss and elaborate more

big labor, including the teamsters, also opposed the partnership and even held a suspected endorsement of hillary clinton who backed the plan as secretary of state. the obama gop leadership on this deal reflects its broad public appeal. >> it's a good thing there are import games and export games. those who suffer from the agreement, it's important to have programs that help alleviate some of the burden that they face. >> on tuesday, the president is expected to speak at the department of agriculture here in washington where once again he'll offer a full-throated support for the tpp, something that he says will benefit agri producers all across the country. that's the claim tonight, bret, that some tobacco growers are disputing. >>> the dow surged 304, the s&p 36, the nasdaq gained to 73 today. fox 12 in portland oregon is the campus of umpqua community college and it reopens following thursday's shootings leaving nine people dead. five other victims are still in the hospital. while the campus is open, classes will not resume for another week. grief-sharing services are available there

four members of a union is -- teamsters member michael ross arraigned him on charges to continuing to extort trying to force the show to pay for no show jobs because of labor problems and then says an unnamed boston city worker also contact the top chef producers. perhaps you saw one. >> the globe reports the prime group is taking them down. the motorists a complained to the state highway department the impending closure to drive electricity rates up across new england. the power supplied by the plant will need to be replaced and could be costly. lawmakers are beacon hill are weighing proposals to decide the state's future energy sources. governor charlie baker has filed legislation that would require companies to buy hydroelectric wire. >>> carrie cavenah in medford moderating a debate for the mayor tonight. for the first time in 28 years that the city will have a new person in the top job as mayor michael gwen is retiring. the topics, the green line expansion, waterfront meters. >>> what you see here is what some say is a rhode island police officer bobby slamming a teen. what stude