i'm sure the teamsters were just trying to cheer me up. you know, tomorrow's gonna be a pretty tough day for me... alone...divorced... at least you weren't accepting thinly disguised bribes from the local unions. there's always that. unless anyone wants to share a valentine's story, i'd like to get down to this very important business. so anyone? no. good. ooh! i'm gonna propose to claudia! so what you're saying is that i'm strong. not wanting to go on some casual date while you're waiting for something real is both strong and emotionally self-aware. but mostly strong. yes, mike, you're a big, strong macho man. (imitating john wayne) well, you don't have to say that, carter. you know what i'm thinking? i'm thinking maybe... maybe i'm just not meant to be married, you know? we convince ourselves that we can't live without someone else. we can. marriage is a big lie. please! i'm looking at engagement rings here. the whole idea of this scares me. what, getting married? purchasing. you know, paul, you're supposed to spend 2 months' salary on o

. >> one of the individuals, the teamsters driving the vehicle, apparently felt ill and as a result went off the road into the building. vehicle driver as thomas preet. he was taken to the hospital with significant injuries. the car service is a thriving business with 60 drivers of the the owner is scrambling to set up a dispatch center at her home. yongyonkers will look for damage. >>> temperatures are back in mild territory tonight. some were brave enough to wear short sleeves. warmer. will we see rain? >> we're going to see both. the rain returns to the area. also the temperatures will be on the rise. in fact, they've been rising over the past couple of hours. we're now sitting at 56 degrees in central park. we're 51 for white plains. 54 for the hamptons. 55 in bell march. belle mar. we have this cold front and have a surge of warm air in advance of the cold front. eventually the rain will come as well. then when the front passes, we'll see cooler temperatures on the back side. now. we've got the showers on the way. thicken up. the rain will arrive tomorrow. you'll need that umbrella

the got a letter from the teamsters, and they're cutting my pension 54% starting july 1. host: why?ecause you retired earlier? caller: i waited until i was full retirement age. host: why are they cutting at? what is the reason? caller: they are out of money. of some youn unions went out business since jimmy carter deregulated trucking in 1968. host: jim, victoria, texas. caller: good morning. go ahead, jim. tell us your story. are you already retired? .aller: i'm already retired i'm an 83-year-old retired military with 30 years p.irement at masterp life is good. host: how much do you get a month in retirement? caller: about $5,000. idst: is your house pa for? twoer: i just sold my house weeks ago, and we are full-time rvers at this point. host: we will keep talking about the economy with a wider look at the economy next year. eanna smialek will be here. then, we will talk with michael o'hanlon on the latest on the fight against isis. we will be right back. ♪ >> with congress on holiday recess, the c-span networks feature a full lineup of primetime programming. monday night at 8:00 e

. >> reporter: vishlth wally everybody here today, also members of the local teamster union who were helping organize this political push agree that there will be some kind of legal challenge, they just don't know when and how. >> so should we assume that uber will fight this in court? >> pretty good assumption based on the way that they and left have fought these kind of battles in the past. we didn't get a response from uber today, but they did send us a very generic statement. here is part of it: a company representative has in the past called what has been proposed and now approved here in seattle, flatly illegal. so we expect there will be more action on that front. >> all right. alan, thank you very much. >>> coming up, judgment day, awaying the verdict in the first freddy gray trial. >>> trumped. >> i have a much better temperament, because i get along with people much better than he does. >> reporter: ted cruz moves away in the latest polls. >>> plus linda ellerby, on news -- >> my philosophy begins with the assumption that the reader is every bit as smart as i am. so i have

that do plan to challenge this new legislation, but everybody here from city council members to the teamstersthe drivers to organize expect that challenge to come. uber sent a statement saying simply: so that vote unanimous, but we're almost certain there will be legal challenges. >> thank you, alan for that report. >>> hover boards are one of the hottest gifts of the holiday season, but they may be hard to find these days because two major online retailers are no longer selling them. john henry smith explains. >> reporter: hover board is on fire. >> reporter: timothy kaine paid $500 for his hover board, but he says it started burning up just three days after he got it. >> i hadn't even road it like 75, 100 feet, and it exploded, just like boom! >> reporter: there are ten active fire investigations in nine states involving fiery hover boards, including ones that badly burned houses in new york and louisiana. >> i could hear it, it sounded like a lit firework. >> reporter: now amazon appears to have joined other retailers pulling most hover boards to its site. amazon has notified all hover sel

. >> more schultz drivers have yawnized, those from burlingame and joined the local teamsters.he workers start at $24.75 an hour and get 10 percent more when woreing split shifts and receive holiday and sick days and health care. 200 drivers last month transport ed employees of apple and yahoo and other tech companies. >> incredible video shows an armed pan lead police on a dangerous chase. in seattle. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> there was a are woulded carjacking. he is driving on the sidewalk trying to get away and police finally caught up with him. man rammed into another car as more officers arrived. he point the gun reportedly at them and then a hail of gunfire erupted. the suspect died in the gunfight. police have not released his identity. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the fop stories. >> police on the scene of a suspicious death in newark and what we are learning about the investigation. investigation. stay tuned. investigation. stay tuned. if you struggle you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers

is affecting over 400,000 retired teamsters. up to 60%to take away of their pensions. reiterate, did anybody take the time to read this bill before they voted on it? thank you. guest: i was not in the congress last december so i did not vote on it. the present of the teamsters is a good friend and has been talking about this for a long time. i know how it really hurts people. i am very focused on it. i do not believe it is in the's bill. it's one of the questions i will be asking and there are a number of people -- there is a bill in the house and a republican from ohio has a bill in the senate. there are people that understand how you are hurting because of it. host: alpine, texas, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. the congresswoman made a pitch to eliminate the cadillac tax. she made a convincing case as part of the total compensation. the question i have is the cadillac tax was part of obamacare to pay for obamacare. if you eliminate the cadillac tax, that will increase the deficit and obamacare will remain unpaid. how can she justify eliminating at

to come back to america to find out that black people could not be in the teamsters union, to find out i doubt if one of you supervisors here know that there's not one black person that owns a concession in either one of these parts. this is madness. i don't mind if they build the park on every corner, but i think we have a right to be a participant in all of these businesses, and so far, i would like to see the hands of either one of you supervisors when they for candlestick park down, they said black people were participated it ain't happening. they tore it down. you don't understand the problems of black people in san francisco. you think we are a joke. we are not a joke. i fought for this country. i lost a uncle in world war ii. i demand that you all find out how many of these concessions will be allowed for black people in this city. otherwise, don't build that stadium. i mean, what's so hard to understand about that? we've got black supervisor. we've got black counsel people everywhere. but there's something wrong and we are not it's because i thought it was my duty to serve this

however, ho seattle city council socialist and app based driver association talking to the local teamsters are being set lower and lower by iewb or which means take-home pay is going down and more hours to make same amount of money. they believe she recollected have collective bargaining ability. >> hit the evaluation market expecting for Über but evaluation is more than models of the brands of their cars with ford and gm. >> to go public. why go public? >> that's a good points. every is breathing down your neck. that's right. >> hours after a new york judge ordered two of the largest fantasy sports operators to shut down in new york that would be draft king and fan dual. well, they won an appeal so they can continue to operate while case continues. randy astro is attorney representing draft kings. welcome. >> pleasure to be here. >> your argument was that playing these games of football it is a strategy and skill game. that was your argument. it's not gambling and you won. >> without question it's a scale game. anyone who plays it, and there are millions of americans and hundreds of thous

as a retired teamster, i am about to take a 2/3 cut.amily, iture of my don't see my family ever buying a house. either one of my sons. and it is across the whole are lookinge they for jobs and they sign onto these trade deals and we lose more jobs. and we lose good paying jobs. they are just putting another nail in the coffin of the middle class. host: anthony in staten island. let's go to missouri, the lie $25,000those who make and $50,000 a year. are you with us? caller: yes, i am. host: go ahead. caller: russia pre-floated the ruble and raised their interest rates, and now they are on recovery. as long as ceos -- they used to make 40% more. as long as they make -- [indiscernible] as long as there are trade deals , there will not be no middle class. and you have the koch brothers trying to make every state a right to work. so, if they raise interest rates -- i'm 60 years old. i cannot retire because my money in the bank doesn't make any interest. i think with the fed is doing they should have done a long time ago because they created

to come back to america to find out that black people could not be in the teamsters union, to find out i doubt if one of you supervisors here know that there's not one black person that owns a concession in either one of these parts. this is madness. i don't mind if they build the park on every corner, but i think we have a right to be a participant in all of these businesses, and so far, i would like to see the hands of either one of you supervisors when they for candlestick park down, they said black people were participated it ain't happening. they tore it down. you don't understand the problems of black people in san francisco. you think we are a joke. we are not a joke. i fought for this country. i lost a uncle in world war ii. i demand that you all find out how many of these concessions will be allowed for black people in this city. otherwise, don't build that stadium. i mean, what's so hard to understand about that? we've got black supervisor. we've got black counsel people everywhere. but there's something wrong and we are not it's because i thought it was my duty to serve this

to come back to america to find out that black people could not be in the teamsters union, to find out i doubt if one of you supervisors here know that there's not one black person that owns a concession in either one of these parts. this is madness. i don't mind if they build the park on every corner, but i think we have a right to be a participant in all of these businesses, and so far, i would like to see the hands of either one of you supervisors when they for candlestick park down, they said black people were participated it ain't happening. they tore it down. you don't understand the problems of black people in san francisco. you think we are a joke. we are not a joke. i fought for this country. i lost a uncle in world war ii. i demand that you all find out how many of these concessions will be allowed for black people in this city. otherwise, don't build that stadium. i mean, what's so hard to understand about that? we've got black supervisor. we've got black counsel people everywhere. but there's something wrong and we are not it's because i thought it was my duty to serve this

to come back to america to find out that black people could not be in the teamsters union, to find out i doubt if one of you supervisors here know that there's not one black person that owns a concession in either one of these parts. this is madness. i don't mind if they build the park on every corner, but i think we have a right to be a participant in all of these businesses, and so far, i would like to see the hands of either one of you supervisors when they for candlestick park down, they said black people were participated it ain't happening. they tore it down. you don't understand the problems of black people in san francisco. you think we are a joke. we are not a joke. i fought for this country. i lost a uncle in world war ii. i demand that you all find out how many of these concessions will be allowed for black people in this city. otherwise, don't build that stadium. i mean, what's so hard to understand about that? we've got black supervisor. we've got black counsel people everywhere. but there's something wrong and we are not it's because i thought it was my duty to serve this