union, they wanted to get all of the union into the teamsters and certified established unions, andre was an ethnic chauvinism that united farmworkers was more than a labor unit, it was a social, cultural, political movement, and the corporate world looked at that a and i thought these gs are -- i guess they thought they were communist or socialist, so we're going to deal with the devil we know, the teamsters, so they backed the teamsters to break the united farmworkers, but it wasn't hard to do when robert f. kennedy health fund was corrupt and chavez's family, all octopus and tentacles all over the union, so they kind of self imploded, but the corporate world would rather deal with the teamsters any day then ufw. and the whole union thing grew up and now most of the labor is not unionized buried >> tucker: rail again certainly never expected to become a political figure, she dedicated her life took competitive coming in the ncaa and university pennsylvania allowed a man called leah thomas to compete against her and to walk through the locker room as she and her teammates were chan

we know the teamsters. so they backed the teamsters to break the united farm workers.t wasn't hard to do whenthn the robert f. kennedy health fund was corrupt and chavez's family had a whole octopus tentacles all over the union. and so they kind of self imp imploded. and but the corporate worl butd would rather deal with. the teamsters any day than ufw. and then the wholen thin union f blew up. >> and now most of the labort uo is not unionized. riedreally gains certainly never expected to become a political figure. she dedicate a politicald her wo competitive swimming. and then the ncaa and the university of pennsylvaniae comr allowed a man called leah compe thomas to compete againstet here and to walk to the locker room as she and her teammates wouldn. change. r lifet changed he completely for an episode. tucker carlson herde ofe. gai she spoke to riley gaines about what that was like. the mome listen. abou next, tell us about the moment she learned about leah thomas. >> we'll be right back . you think the kids are having this much fun? >> i think they're having a bla

it's not as powerful as the teamsters union. it is a union. in my experience, the unions going back to theo obama era, they were gaga over obama. we literally got 0% raises for several years. the unit still double down. he didn't do anything for us. one of the things they want to advocate for unions, there is a high support for unions now as you stated. however, when i ask people are you having electrical work dinner house, is it a union company? that would cost too much. they have no problem advocating for unions for public jobs. that adds to the burden on the taxpayer. i lost my thought. host: what do you think is the biggest benefit you get from being a union member? caller: honestly, from a federal government perspective, i don't think there is a lot. i will say i never understood the dichotomy. my federal building is beautiful. i would see ironworkers building a building next to us. they were out there in all the elements. i'm sure they were union ironworkers. they worked like dogs on the coldest days of the year. i can't imagine being on

when a president says the teamsters -- not just the teamsters. i can tell you what, big business is too big. right now, you see starbucks and amazon and they are trying to organize. they are so big it, they don't have a chance. host: this is politico about the president on this labor day. he is headed to some key midterm states. he is stopping in wisconsin and later to pittsburgh. we will cover that. the comments the president made in philadelphia on friday and his nationwide address are still resonating on the sunday shows. michael mccaul said republicans were offended at some of the tone he struck. >> democracy is messy, it's better than the other forms of government. if this was a speech to unify people, it had the opposite effect. it condemned all republicans who supported donald trump. that is 70 million people. saying that republicans are a threat to democracy is really a slap in the face. you know my vote on certification and my position on that. i took an oath to the constitution. you don't come out to unify the nation. this was not a pre

following this announcement, the international brotherhood of teamsters released a statement thursday ap plauing the efforts of its members in reaching this deal. nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander is there and following the story. great to talk to you. obviously the president laying out some of the details in a speech he just gave around an hour or so ago, kind of expand on that, if you will, peter, for us. >> reporter: well, we understand from the president and his aides, he was heavy involved in this process yesterday as part of the 20 hours of face-to-face negotiations that took place. i'm told there was finally a handshake at 2:30 this morning. at 4:30 this morning the teamsters board signed off on this, all in a last-minute effort to sign off on what the president acknowledged would have been serious problems for the supply chain in this country right now. senior white house official explaining to us a short time ago some of the details that the president called in to those negotiations about 9:00 last night and basically said you've got to be flexible, be cre

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and approval by the teamsters board at 4:30 a.m. it couldn't come at a more critical juncture as the biden administration tries to tame red hot 40 year high inflation with the midterms now just 53 days away. for some context about what a strike would mean for our economy, our web of railways are responsible for shipping about 40% of goods from grain to cars long distance across the u.s. a strike would cost our economy $2 billion every single day leading to empty shelves and higher prices for a public already feeling a price pinch. and just the last 45 minutes, transportation secretary pete buttigieg addressed the news while speaking in detroit. >> my appreciation to all of the parties that stayed at the table and got to a result preventing the shutdown of our rail system that would have been devastating for our economy. not a lot of us excellent much last night, but we got good new as into the wee hours of the morning and are so pleased. >> i want to bring in kelly o'donnell at the white house. calipari is at glendale metro amtrak s

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formally launching an amazon division with the sole focus of unionizing amazon worker that move by the teamsters which has more than a million members comes after amazon won their first victory in staten island, new york, earlier this year. no comment from amazon just yet. >>> bed bath and beyond hoping to ease some investor concerns around leadership and its turnaround plan promoting its head of accounts to an interim chief financial officer following the soucie of its cfo gustavo arnal. the stock closed down 20% yesterday. >>> high inflation hits consumers and businesses that's according to the deutsche bank's ceo speaking at a summit in frankfurt he said they need to act quickly, adding, quote, the longer inflation remains high, the greater the strain and the higher the potential for social conflict these were some pretty ominous words, seema. >> there it is again, the "r" word. >>> two areas getting hit hard in recent days first, tech. it's extending its longest losing streak today, down seven sessions in a row. tracking the etfs like qqq also down sharply in the past month and year the risk

just as local 2 has been confronted with these problems, the teamsters also have been confronted for years and the private vendors who have been awarded leases, these vendors are national and international corporations that are looking to squeeze profits while ignoring the real cost-of-living of workers in the event of sfo. we will continue to support local 2 at sfo fighting for workers and with those who stand in solidarity with labor in san francisco airport. thank you. >> thank you for your comments this evening. if you are one of the four listeners who would like to provide public comment, please do so. >> thank you. i just wanted to let all the workers know that although some of us because we work in the hospital couldn't be out on the line, that we support you 100%. i thank the board for the action that they are taking. >> >> thank you, brenda for your comments this evening. >> all right. mr. atkins, let's hear from our next caller. >> public speaker: the supervisors and management -- [inaudible] >> we are having trouble hearing you. >> i said you shouldn't be shocked about the

and you know what, if the teamsters when, then overall this market is preparing itself for 8 jay powell nuclear winter kind of like a chernobyl affair with a cloud coming up the reactor is one you don't want to beat. any company that is involved in the cloud needs to be decontaminated before you radiate your profile you. bottom line, it is a unforgiving time. we are back to the dynamic that january through mid june so don't be a hero right now because there is no telling how closely stocks ago. be happy that they are so oversold that the good stocks are going to start winning. i need to start with terry in michigan. >> hank you for taking my call. i'm thinking of opening a position and i was wondering what he would recommend as the best way to get in on the liquefied natural gas trade. >> great question. x and has had a big move. inder morgan is i do believe in pipelines but let's go to william in michigan. william? >> hi jim, let me thank you for taking my call. >> inflation on its way down, we know there will be additional rate hikes in the near future along with the upcoming holiday

three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everything from the teamsters and security staff and usualers, ticket takers, the folks that do our medical and the bar tenders and the people in the kitchen preparing food for backstage and concession and the people that sell key shirts and it's a pretty staggering amount of people that are out of work as a result of this one verne you going tarkanian. it doesn't work to open at reduced capacity. when we get past june 15th, out of the into the blue print for our economy we can open it it 100% and look at the festival in full capacity in october and we're just so grateful for the leadership of the mavor and dr. coal fax to make us the safest ♪ america and this is been hard for everybody in san francisco and the world but our leadership has kept us safe and i trust them that they will let us know when it's safe to do that. >> a lot of people know about america is military stuff, bullying stuff, corporate stuff. when people like me and my friends go to these foreign country and play music, we're giving them an ameri

i asked local 16 and teamsters. and you are from the organization that support and cultivate film making to those that dream up stories of san francisco. to the location managers for showing the best of san francisco. right? to directors so you enties them to shoot here. sometimes i feel the location managers don't get the recognition they need and those other ones from the departments we work the closest with. we help make your filming help here. and i have so much more respect for you all. in my time here and seen just all the intense work you do behind the scenes. [applause] i have a vision for this city where we embrace and invest in our story tellers and our san fran story tellers and ensure productions staying longer. and i know we need to work on a state wide level to get productions to come to california, right. and we node to get them out of the l.a. zone so they shoot more here. there is a lot of work we have to do and i really need all and we are all responsible for that. it can't loyal on our department

we were able to and -- beyond our venders teamster local 665 the union for off the parking work there was a very good partner with us and figuring out how to responded to the pandemic and fortunately for us, we were able to come out of the pandemic with -- an operation that is more efficient than it was going in in of this had to do with finalizing the last couple of garages that parks upgrade and due to the partnership with venders and the union and trying to get staff to a level that was as minimal as could be and provide a level service we could stand behind out there. that brought us to the point the end of last fiscal year we were back to 95 plus % of prepandemic net income the gross was back to 80% of what it is. we have a more efficient parking garage today. that is thanks to the good work of venders and staff. and it happens the way that evaluation process came about is the 2 venders this are proposeed be award the new contracts other same venders operating our garages today. so -- that concludes my report. >> thanks. thank you for this we are all in awe of the net income almo

electricians, iron workers, letter carriers, teamsters, laborers, bricklayers, transit workers, plumbers and pipe fitters, steel workers. i wouldn't be here without cops, firefighters, teachers, nurses. >> next the president will address members of the united steel workers of america in pennsylvania. this will be his third visit to the keystone state in the last week. let's bring in julia jester, covering the president in milwaukee. peter baker is still with us, and jeff mason joins us, white house correspondent for reuters. julia, what's the latest on the ground in milwaukee and how that speech hit? >> reporter: president biden just wrapped his remarks here. this crowd was not a typical dnc democratic group. this is labor fest. it's a big deal here for local union chapters. while i did talk to a lot of democrats, there were also independents and republicans who were intrigued to hear what president biden had to say. i spoke to one mother who is part of a union here. she brought her son because she thought it was important for him to hear what the president had to say. >> i think it's wo

teachers union is just like the teamsters and every other union, they are there to get the trains now- there out there for $24 races per hour, listen, i like unions. i love unions. unions are great for workers. unions raise the level of the standard of living. but remember what it is. randi weingarten is not come of mrs. floor floras that brings you the cookies. she's a labor boss. >> greg: he's got a point, judge, that the teachers union -- it's called the teachers union for a union pit is about the teachers, it's not about the kids. >> jeanine: it's never been about the kids. the sad part is now "the wall street journal" says that i think for the longest time without that 87% of the money was not spent of the hundred and $90 billion we gave the schools. "the wall street journal" now says that 93% of the money has not been spent. so the question is for me if covid is over, we should be able to crawl back that $190 billion. i want that money back. claw it back. the whole idea was to make schools safer the kids on the teachers. will it save right now. if you can't figure out air condit

electricians, iron workers, letter carriers, teamsters, bricklayers, transit workers, plumbers, pipewouldn't be here without cops, firefighters, teachers, nurses. i wouldn't be here without painters, pilots, autoworkers, carpenters, steel metal workers and so many others. that's not a joke. that's not a joke. i got elected when i was 29 years old to the united states senate in a state that was recently won right to work. because union labor endorsed me and fought for me. so the bad news for you, i'm here because of you. look, the middle class, the middle class built america. everybody knows that. but unions built the middle class. that's a fact look, folks, i believe we're at a flexion point in american history. it comes around every five or six generations, where one of those moments where everything is changing. everything is changing. and we're going to have to ask whether we want to be a country that moves forward or backwards. we're going to build a future, or we're going to obsess about the past. i've said many times, we're the only country in the world that's come out of every

really get very close, and it's not -- it's not the same as with your family family, you know, the teamster know, they -- people in a professional situation, there's a protocol and a clarity to it, and it's a wonderful family i will miss everybody. i will miss my fellow actors, my crew, my producers it was a great show. it was a great run and it was six years on "the good fight." and it was a show about what was happening in this trump era. i was listening to your monologue -- you do a great donald trump, by the way >> seth: thank you very much [ laughter ] >> and -- and -- >> seth: we're very similar, i think that helps [ laughter ] >> but, i mean, all that vent -- you get to vent in your job. >> seth: yes >> and i used to vent as diane, because it -- she was living through the trump era as a liberal feminist so, i'll also miss not being diane, and taking my anxieties and anger to work. i mean - >> seth: yeah. >> what would you do if you didn't have this show? i mean, your poor wife would - >> seth: you just mutter to yourself on the street, yeah [ laughter ] >> you take it, you know, to y

the ufw and the teamsters.and there are fights within the ufw itself, and they're actually about to represent fewer and fewer farm workers over the course the seventies, eighties and nineties. and then, in fact, today, very few farm workers in places like california even where there is now state legislation are protected by union contracts. in addition, south of us himself has an interesting longer history as well and he himself is very critical of undocumented workers because he sees them competing with the mexican workers, who he's mexican-americans. he's trying to represent in ca >> and he's trying to represent this in california and your images of thett boycott, and again, do not look like hippies right, you can see doing since and please around the politics and point out under boycott racial coercion, and this many ways is a symbol of this idea of politics coming together. any questions about this great boycott. okay, all right, i'm going to move to the last segment of this lecture which is going to be abo

matter is i wouldn't be here without unions, unions, electricians, ironworkers, letter carriers, teamsters-fitters, pipe workers. i wouldn't be here without cops, nurses, doctors, custodians, autoworkers, metal workers, and so many others. that's not a joke. that's not a joke. i got elected when i was 29 years old to the senate. you know why? because union labor endorsed me and fought for me. the bad news here is for you. look, the middle class built america. everybody knows that. but unions built the middle class! that's a fact. that's a fact. look, folks. i believe we're at an inflection point in american history. i really mean. that there comes a point where you'll reflect where everything is changing. everything is changing. and we're going to have to ask do we want to be in a country that moves forward or backward? are we going to build a future or obsess about the past? i've said many times we're the only country in the world that's come out of any crisis we ever faced stronger than when we went in it. no other nation has done that. and we do that because we've been a nation of unity

and approval by the teamsters board at 4:30 a.m. amtrak, which previously had preemptively suspended most long-distance routes says it is working to restore canceled trains to accommodate impacted customers. for more, let's bring in nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander live at the white house. peter, good morning. obviously, this would have had big implications if this had gone on for to several days or weeks on supply chain issues and support to ukraine. how did this deal come together? >> reporter: this was an all-nighter for marty walsh. pete buttigieg was working with the railroads as well. you heard from the president calling this deal a win for tens of thousands of railway workers. just to reiterate key points, they're getting better pay, improved working conditions and peace of mind surrounding health care costs. this agreement after those 20 hours of face-to-face negotiations was led by the labor secretary, and he said one of the key moments was crucial call from president biden that took place late last

let her car's teamsters laborers, bricklayers , transit workers, plumbers and pipefitters.waukee trip, this president is scheduled to travel to another swing state, pennsylvania, where he will meet with members of the steelworkers union in pittsburgh. well the country is celebrating its 128th official labor day and ktvu is tom baker takes a look at where we really are. on this labor day 2022. on this labor day, some 157 and a half million americans have jobs compared to labor day a year ago. um we've recovered nearly all of the jobs we've lost during the pandemic. we've had very, very strong drug growth here in california over the past year. the unemployment rate is near. the lowest we've seen in the last 50 years. but it's also the strangest labor day bernard has seen in his 43 years in employment law. at the same time, though, we have the very strange dynamic of a shortage of workers. in fact, right now there are a record 11.2 million job openings with not nearly enough americans willing to take them. also around the highest on record. and since last labor day, wages have

electrician's ironworkers let her car's teamsters laborers, bricklayers , transit workers, plumbers anditters. still, workers. i wouldn't be here without cops, firefighters, teachers, nurses. after wisconsin, the president is scheduled to travel to another swing state, pennsylvania, where he will meet with members of a steel workers union in pittsburgh. president kamala harris also celebrated labor day in a show of support for unions and all working americans. she spoke at the annual greater boston labor council breakfast this morning. when union workers go to work. they go to work for the entire nation. that means the building trades workers and steel workers who are helping us to rebuild our nation. it is our educators who inspire our children and shape our future. it is our firefighters who put their lives at risk to keep our communities safe. it is our healthcare workers and our home care workers who go to work every day. to provide healing and hope. during the greatest time of need for so many people. and who these days have to fight on the front lines to protect access to reproduc

and the teamsters could be headed for one of the biggest strikes in u.s. history.ckage handlers. their contract expires in july. labor experts say right now it is not a question of if, but how long a strike would last. >>> canadian authorities are still searching for the second suspect wanted for a stabbing massacre at a saskatchewan indigenous reserve. officials say the suspects are two brothers, one was found dead on monday, the other seen on the right is on the run. >>> pakistan is seeing the worst flooding in its history. one third of the country is said to be under water. more than 1300 people have died in the floods since the middle of june. >>> those are "5 things" to know for your "new day." more on these stories all day on cnn and cnn.com. and don't forget to download the "5 things" podcast every morning. >>> so, students across the country are headed back -- or, or they have been at school for a month already, which is what you're about to learn, from mr. harry enten, when he looks at the return to school by the numbers. only at vanguard, you're more than

the ufw and the teamsters.and there are fights within the ufw itself, and they're actually about to represent fewer and fewer farm workers over the course the seventies, eighties and nineties. and then, in fact, today, very few farm workers in places like california even where there is now state legislation are protected by union contracts. in addition, south of us himself has an interesting longer history as well and he himself is very critical of undocumented workers because he sees them competing with the mexican workers, who he's mexican-americans. he's trying to represent in california. so here are some images again of the boycott. i think this is a good image. again, there's clearly to not look like hippies, right? so you can see that in their suits. they're trying demonstrate their respectability politics here again, boycott california grapes, sort of cross class cross racial coalition. and this in many ways is a symbol of this idea, consumerism and labor politics coming together. so any questions about

bring stability to the work site will be a benefit to the teamsters. we appreciate the consideration for the w force and the stability of that work site. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next next. >> i wanted net one thing looking at the presentation. it feels like if you look at the couple million dollars in waiver and divide by the 35,000 tows a year that amounts to over 100 dollars per tow that are going in waivers. and feels mriek a lot of this people are piing they park somewhere illegal is paying for investigations and stolen vehicles. where i don't know who should be piing but i feel someone p in the a driveway should not be tow exclude pay a fee for that tow. they should not be subsidizing the cost of storing other people's stolen vehicles. i hope there is a way to distribute the costs more fair low >> next speaker, please. >> there are no more speakers. is there a motion >> i like to motion to approve this. >> second. >> secretary silva call the roll. >> motion to approve director cajina. >> aye >> heminger >> aye >> hinze. >> aye. >> di

like-minded nations fromy established behaviors that can createof pressure and below for the international teamster forward to supporting action. the most important question, raymond had a daughter and take adverts today. did any of? >> their proud graduate of the university of missouri. [laughter] thank you very much there. >> thank you ernst. senator kelly please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, welcome. very nice to meet you and your family. the administration fiscal year 23 budget request, requested a growth in space force strength from 8400 -- 8600 guardians. this committee's version of the nda supports that request. military emphasis and reliance on global space operations will demand a robust force moving forward. but there are concerns budget for the spaceports are expected to flatline in fiscall year 27. so what type of growth do you foresee in the space force over the next five -- ten years? >> center i would not want to comment on a particular numbers but have not afo chance to dig n and see what appropriate levels would be. however i can tell you in my estimation look at the readin

they are not affiliated with any established union like the teamsters. they do their own thing. bit different and i don't know how that will play out. they are looking to negotiate contracts but i don't know if they will remain unaffiliated or not trader joe's and amazon workers have gone independent so they are committed to staying that way. the concerns that they have are pretty much the concerns that people have had joining a union. people are concerned about wages and benefits and they are interested in having a voice in how their working conditions are set and negotiated. they want to place at the bargaining table. the other huge thing is people have a lot of health and safety concerns because a lot of them work throughout covid on the front lines. they saw people die or get sick. i think that is a huge issue that will play out in these battles these workers have with management at these companies. host: let's get back to the calls, our union line, go ahead. caller: how are you today? as far as i'm concerned, what killed the labor movement in this country's citizens united.

it's not as powerful as the teamsters union. it is a union. in my experience, the unions going back to theo obama era, they were gaga over obama. we literally got 0% raises for several years. the unit still double down. he didn't do anything for us. one of the things they want to advocate for unions, there is a high support for unions now as you stated. however, when i ask people are you having electrical work dinner house, is it a union company? that would cost too much. they have no problem advocating for unions for public jobs. that adds to the burden on the taxpayer. i lost my thought. host: what do you think is the biggest benefit you get from being a union member? caller: honestly, from a federal government perspective, i don't think there is a lot. i will say i never understood the dichotomy. my federal building is beautiful. i would see ironworkers building a building next to us. they were out there in all the elements. i'm sure they were union ironworkers. they worked like dogs on the coldest days of the year. i can't imagine being on

calling on behalf of (inaudible) teamsters who join with brothers in sisters supporting supervisor chan (inaudible) urging removal of third party dispatch (inaudible) uber continues to enshploit the irk withers with expansion of low rates model and cannot be allowed to continue. we ask the committee support our taxi driver jz pass the legislation. thank you. >> that you can for your comments. next caller, please. next caller, please. okay, it appears unattendeded line. please skip to the next caller. >> hi. my name is dr. theresa palmer and want to weigh in of support of supervisor chan's resolution. uber doesn't treat the employees well and passenger wells. the pricing is pred tore, and you have things like people hurt by uber drivers and women sexually assaulted by uber drivers having no resource and uber not taking any responsibility. i would like to support our cab drivers, support people who invested in medallions and every cab driver i talked to is horrifyed by the idea of essentially the city of san francisco subsidizing to uber. we are better then this. i don't care what the res

three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everything from the teamsters security staff and usualers, ticket takers, the folks that do our medical and the bar tenders and the people in the kitchen preparing food for backstage and concession and the people that sell key shirts and it's a pretty staggering amount of people that are out of work as a result of this one verne you going tarkanian. it doesn't work to open at reduced capacity. when we get past june 15th, out of the into the blue print for our economy we can open it it 100% and look at the festival in full capacity in october and we're just so grateful for the leadership of the mavor and dr. coal fax to make us the safest ♪ america and this is been hard for everybody in san francisco and the world but our leadership has kept us safe and i trust them that they will let us know when it's safe to do that. >> a lot of people know about america is military stuff, bullying stuff, corporate stuff. when people like me and my friends go to these foreign country and play music, we're giving them an american

. >> my question to contracting is, at one time teamsters had this contract. millions of dollars. so, now what measures are taken similarly to what the supervisor stated? what measures are taken to allow companies especially in this pandemic to have access to such a huge contract rather then giving it to outsiders? secondly, i think we the taxpayers have to get some analysis on the biosolds, because i heard you say that the section of the biosolds is treated by the larger amount is not and this makes no sense. are we allowed to move (inaudible) affluents not treated to another area and who's responsibility is it if there are diseases contained in those waste? the supervisors (inaudible) about biosolds to ask the relevant type of issues, nor does the city attorney and the controllers office and the mayor representative is sitting down, they don't understand such issues. they just go by the generalities and those are my comments. i will follow up on it with the epa. >> thank you for your comments. mr. lam, madam chair, that was our last speaker in the queue. >> public comment is now

just as local 2 has been confronted with these problems, the teamsters also have been confronted for years and the private vendors who have been awarded leases, these vendors are national and international corporations that are looking to squeeze profits while ignoring the real cost-of-living of workers in the event of sfo. we will continue to support local 2 at sfo fighting for workers and with those who stand in solidarity with labor in san francisco airport. thank you. >> thank you for your comments this evening. if you are one of the four listeners who would like to provide public comment, please do so. >> thank you. i just wanted to let all the workers know that although some of us because we work in the hospital couldn't be out on the line, that we support you 100%. i thank the board for the action that they are taking. >> >> thank you, brenda for your comments this evening. >> all right. mr. atkins, let's hear from our next caller. >> public speaker: the supervisors and management -- [inaudible] >> we are having trouble hearing you. >> i said you shouldn't be shocked about the