we have also discussed that with the trade unions and the bay area accordance. i will talk about that in a couple of slides. >we did meet with webcore and turner on the participation program going on in the field right now. we went through a much more extensive progress budget process to calculate participation in compliance this time. we are downloading the information and putting it into excel where we can better manipulate it. for most trades a straight one hourt to 5 hours, but there are a couple of trades operating engineers and the worst where it is worked out on a daily basis. for laborers, it is one of bodyto four. to four bodies. you look at it every day. so we're working with them to modify reporting so we can get all of the data automatically and on a more real-time basis going forward. webcore of the workshop with existing subcontractors, both on expectations and reporting requirements. putting in new standards of the subcontractors, but the documen to document participatid submit a plan for participation going forward. we're also modifying specifica

in this respect i wish to express our solidarity with american workers and trade unions. always support the afl/cio in their struggle for the right to work and bargain collectively. but, the foreign policy even really matter? mitt romney was polling poorly before this trip started in that subject, and it's hard to see how his tour de force or tour degaffe has improved his image. check this out. this is the latest poll. whose better at foreign policy? sure enough, president obama at 47%. mitt romney at 32%. joining us now to decipher some of this, the latest polls and what they tell us where will the election is headed john whalely, welcome to the "the war room"." foreign policy is usually not a big deal in elections, is that true here? >> it depends on the context and how it impacts american day americans or how it's perceived to impact american day americans. president obama is doing very well in foreign policy after killing bin-laden bringing unpopular wars in iraq and afghanistan to a close. so the things happening in israel and palestine don't impact voters. >> jennif

in december 2006, i attended a meeting of iraq's trade unions in which they decided they would fighthe law. during the course of 2007, this became a central struggle over iraq's will bring. as you remember, amy general 2007, bush said he was sending an extra troops into iraq. the troops were sent to achieve control over iraq. the second part of the strategy was to use that control, that influence, to pressure iraqi politicians to achieve what they call benchmarks. as reported at the time, the foremost among these was getting an oil law passed. throughout 2007, there is constant pressure from the bush to administration on iraqi politicians. at the same time the trade unions' organizing to try to stop the oil law because they thought would be a disaster for the country. that campaign spread. because of the strength of iraqi feeling about it, over the subsequent months, the more it was talked about, the more people opposed it and the more it was talked about, and opposition to the oil lost spread throughout the country. civil society groups talked- about it in sermons and mosques. it sp

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the realization of kind of went along with it that that blocked the paths for low income people to get decent jobs i stagnate reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina point nine r.t. new york. just a couple of minutes as the business with marina cost of a finale of the world update starts with afghanistan it's almost two dozen major supply trucks destroyed in a bomb attack there devices planted on a fuel tank a death in a sitting golfing others nearby the vehicles were transporting fuel into the country from neighboring uzbekistan but it comes off to pakistan lifted a blockade on nato so. routes into afghanistan in a move that ultimately provoked anger all across the country. the final results in libya's election have now been confirmed an islamic coalition led by water and prime minister mahmoud jibril has won thirty nine out of eighty seats available by the muslim brotherhood gained just seventeen now while the while the west sees the election as broadly liberal journalist patrick hayes believes th

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the dust realisation that kind of went along with it that that block the paths for low income people to get decent jobs a stagnant reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina port r.t. new york. time now for more stories making headlines around the world almost two dozen nato supply trucks have been destroyed and a bomb attack in afghanistan and devices planted on a fuel tanker detonated and golfing other trucks nearby the tankers were transporting fuel into the country from neighboring uzbekistan the attack comes after pakistan lifted a blockade. and our nato supply routes into afghanistan in a move that provoked anger across the country. the final results in libya's election have been confirmed as lawmakers a coalition led by wartime prime minister mahmoud jibril has won thirty nine out of eighty seats available the muslim brotherhood gained seventeen while the west sees the election as broadly liberal journalist patrick hayes believes there is not much for the libyan people to celebrate we're not for

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the dust realization they're kind of went along with it that that blocked the pads for low income people to get decent jobs a stagnant reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina port r.t. new york. and of course tuesday's comments by u.s. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke haven't exactly encouraged americans either merino what happened paul basically crowned what we saw there is ben bernanke the face of the grim outlook for the u.s. economy and he also said that reduction in the unemployment rate will be frustratingly low haven't sucked that investors or that man is rendered it's actually most of the so it's or so after all maybe barack obama was right in the hole but does remain in the united states i have more on the market action and reaction in five minutes. time now for more stories making headlines around the world almost two dozen nato supply trucks have been destroyed in a bomb attack in afghanistan a device planted on a fuel tank or detonated engulfing others nearby the vehicles were transport

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the best realisation of the kind of went along with it that that blocked the paths for low income people to get decent jobs i stagnate reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina point nine zero r.t. new york. all right it's time now for more stories making headlines around the world there's been a russia show of anger across pakistan as thousands rallied against the lifting of a blockade on a nato supply route into afghanistan islam close them after twenty four pakistani soldiers were killed in u.s. drone strikes last year and the decision was overturned. america apologized for the incident in the meantime american drone strikes still continue in the country despite repeated calls from as a lot of bought for them to stop. two trains have collided in the egyptian capital cairo leaving at least four injured the accident was reportedly caused after passengers from another train which had been delayed put rocks and logs on the tracks in protest officials have denied earlier reports people had died in the acci

there is more ability to politically organize now than there has been in the past independent trade unions student groups political parties are functioning but it's hardly an exercise in democracy because the militias still have the main control and what they do particularly the militias aligned with political parties it's a very dangerous trend a sudden with many signs of the transitional government simply is not stepping forward to try and quell the violence but as you're suggesting that many of the fighting rebel factions have their own policies who are all part of the n.t. see now as in tunisia and egypt it's the it's the islamists that are predicted to come to power in essence the arab spring for many could actually be an islamic spring why do you think religious factions are now getting so much support well of course there's many different factions amongst that is from this party split. libya considered itself country even under moammar gadhafi the extent there was organized opposition or was off from this numerous and they're trying to capitalize on that my during my trip trip to li

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the dust realisation kind of went along with it that that block the pads for low income people to get decent jobs i stagnate reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina point nine r.t. new york. time now for a look at more stories making headlines around the world. there's been a fresh show of anger across pakistan us thousands rallied against the lifting of a blockade on nato supply routes into afghanistan islam about close them after twenty four pakistani soldiers were killed in u.s. drone strikes last year the decision was overturned when america politest. the incident in the meantime american drone strikes still continue in the country despite repeated calls from one of our we're going to start. the final results in libya's election have been confirmed as lawmaker alicia led by wartime prime minister mahmoud jibril has won thirty nine out of eighty seats available the muslim brotherhood gained seventeen while the west sees the election as broadly liberal journalist patrick harris believes there's not

and once america went on the warpath against trade unions and the realization of a kind of went along with it that that blocked the pads for low income people to get decent jobs stagnant reality american dreamers are now forced to reckon with marina port r.t. new york. an explosion this hit a ball scaring israeli tourists at an airport in the ball guarantee a bug a saw in the black sea and the seven people killed and twenty injured in the blast well for more details on this let's cross live to our tease paula. paula what's the latest on this tragedy. i mean just because we have that seven. people have been killed twenty five people have been injured of which side are in a critical condition and i will screw up i have about two hundred israeli tourists have just arrived in barbaria most of them are youngsters they haven't actually left the packing lot of the airport when one of the busses exploded and the other two went up in flames israel is in a state of emergency right now every government has cornered an emergency meeting they're planning to send a plane to about garia to m.f. to b

but solidarity, the trade union movement he led in the 80's said romney "supported attacks on trade unions and employees' rights." yesterday in israel, romney met with palestinian prime minister, but l leaders ripped into romney after he cited israel culture the reason why the jewish has has outperformed the palestinians. there was a point where governor romney demonstrated on the world stage that he can stand up to pressure from a formidable figure. >> who are you choosing as a running mate? can you give us a tease? >> it will be done at or before the convention. >> that is real helpful. real helpful. you have made up your mind? i have not. >> are you 90 percent? 40 percent? 50 percent? >> no percentage. sorry, greta, nothing for you on a percent. >> that is tonight and tomorrow night with her interview wthi governor romney. >>shepard: at the time of the governor's marks, the israeli government was denying reports that the white house briefed it on possible plans to attack iran. according to the israeli newspaper, a top security official in the obama white house reassured israel's prime m

government leaders, lawyers, judges, churches, trade unions, media, academia, charities, all of them are blinded by political of them are blinded by political correctness and are condoning islam. and as a result of this cultural relativism a little bit of the free west, we should realize it every day again, a little bit of the free west dies every day. multiculturalism is a disaster. multiculturalism has been such an enormous catastrophe because it has been a tool to promote islam, an ideology that threatens our core values such as tolerance. multiculturalism has made us open our borders to those who cannot be assimilated. it made us tolerate the intolerant, and now intolerance is annihilating tolerance. ladies and gentlemen, we should in the name of tolerance claim the right, claim finally the right not to tolerate the people who are intolerant to us anymore. [ applause ] we should in the name of self-preservation not allow those who refuse to assimilate to our values, not to their values, but to our values to enter our countries anymore. [ applause ] my dear -- my dear friends, i'm

hundreds of building trade unions said they are ready to work.edical centers that they plan to build facilities that would create hundreds of jobs per year. the pnc will keep the state hospital and mission operating for 20 years. yahoo released its earnings today, down 4% from last year. net revenue totaled slightly lower than $1 billion slightly below forecasts. numbers took a hit in part to the charge for employee layoffs. they were down less than 1% on that announcement. both the mayor did not take part in today's earnings call that she is making headlines nonetheless were what may be a history making higher. word of her pregnancy as generating gender bending debate. >> yahoo's ceo is already delivering or about to deliver. melissa myers is to give birth to her first child, a boy, october seventh. she's married to an attorney turned the start of investor, and she knew about her pregnancy early on and show their evil thinking. >> i see it as a big step forward. >> the oldest women's college in the west, she graduated from. she said most women o

they invited rounded to poland and he has endorsed him that the trade union movement to distance itself from is this is saying he is supported tax on unions back in the united states. jim crawford cbs news were sought. tonight james holmes is officially facing charges for the colorado movie theater massacre he stared straight ahead in court as prosecutors charged him with 12 counts of first-degree murder. he only spoke the words yag when the judge asked if he waived his right to a preliminary hearing within 35 days. if this expecting his lawyers will pursue an insanity defense. he was a youngster in exchange avenue for data that record. the dispute over what credits when the mother of things the seeds bus is were the lawsuits. >>> a vallejo claims the tallest in version rollercoaster. still had to the medicine cabinet but what you choose? a little painkiller quiz and tonight summer checkup. but to baseball games in the bay area to 90 ana summerlike weather at the bin cannot look as eyewitness news continues. theft thing the new superman roller-coaster a six flags discovery kingdom will

it is essentially endorsed a with a trade union movements distance itself from ron is this is saying he supported a tax on unions back in the united states. dan crawford cbs news were sought poland's. did we have done kids and my bills keep going up. the trickle down costs of the governor's water tunnel plan how much more you could have to pay to turn on the top. the bars could put one man behind bars for a very long time the desire bus at california airports. did we for months and months and no hits on the mistakes. is known as black dogs and jim carey was others have so much trouble adopting these ,, you in the bay area will have to pay more for water as the governor gets his way. he wants to feed water from the tulsa antelope there is low when how much your bill it could go up. >>> the delta as liquid gold is destined for the central valley. in places in between. in million knows how much the twin delta plan will cost to build and maintain that the initial estimate is $14 billion and will be paid for by water users. and not the bay area's mistake and according to water directors t

projects like partisan as a on the horizon at this time next the year will be 100 percent the trade unions will have to start importing instruction workers from other states just to meet demands in san as eight cbs five. known for provocative party is a hell of a former body bill is the state's became a crime scene. did place and said he had to come right down. she caught that ball ball tonight's she took the mound to how the great-grandmother fair to when she threw out the first pitch. did place a day across the bay area. panda to warm the yesterday and now for a mile to the shares to take a look at that thinking and minds in a more weekend will have a forecast on the comeback. third but as the statement is a crime scene when sheriff's deputies said he tried to kill is friends the that the parental- keyed his sad story. did police he's known as mr. california 2004 and more recently for his provocative parties is 13,000 square foot dimensions dot this is as hot as the playboy mansion. but now 48 year-old william hubbard is in trouble with the law alameda county sheriff's arrested him at hi

getting a much better understanding about how the different trade unions in rules govern this. webb corp. has taken a much greater detail view with ted and rich and really working on the compliance. these numbers look at projects to date. they will be varied slightly from the three-month look report. there are definitely things that need a lot of improvement. there are some that have improved and have come to the jobless apprentices to start with. happy to answer any questions. >> any questions? thank you. that concludes my report. >> next item. public comment. we have a speaker card from roland labrond. this is the opportunity to address directors on things that are not on today's agenda. if there is more public comment, please line up. >> thank you. good morning, and thank you for the opportunity. i would like to think the city of san francisco at andtpja in pand tpja in particular for maintaining the web sites to keep up with construction. i do not if -- i do not know if you encourage public participation for meetings, but it would help if the board agenda, including the att

we have to have a truck -- strong private-sector trade union to be successful. we have to communicate and to keep folks about what union stand for and what we have been able to do. how we have been able to lift that it increase wages. they should not be rushed to the bottom in this country. we are better than that. this is the richest country in the face of europe. instead of rushing to the bottom, we have to figure out ways to raise the boat for everyone. >> you grew up in a union household. your father was a bus driver and her mother a community organizer and a community college professor. do you think unions are necessary for the same reasons now as they were then? >> no question. i grew up in a union household. we would talk about the importance of solidarity and working families standing together in solidarity to move to support increasing wages and benefits. we are still faced with those troubles today. you have governors in this country, the ultraconservatives who are trying to hurt us. they're trying to take control of the ball game. it went to silence ou

contribute the new socialist governments no gearing up for a floyd with its traditional friends the trade unions it wants to cap their pay rises. the euro is flat against the dollar after fairly heavy losses yesterday the ruble is losing some of yesterday's gains in the opening minutes here in moscow asian investors all nervous ahead of the european central bank's meeting today when they could cut interest rates to record lows brant is slipping on the one hundred dollars a barrel of the moment news the service sectors across europe a shrinking again has triggered demand concerns both. have just opened lower of the posting games of wednesday show doing that week of crude tries but business is with less exposure to the eurozone crisis or outperforming e.u. rivals mobile operator says twenty percent all new york stock markets this year most of its hundred million subscribers are in for scoring and the sea is one of the worst performers is royal operate a vehicle called blame it's european risk of the merging with italy's when telecommunications last year and europe today use an interview on the web

says finance minister pierre moscovici but the biggest fights yet to come getting france's huge trade unions to cut pay rises. asian investors are nervous ahead of the european central bank's meeting today when they could cut interest rates to record lows markets took their lead from e.u. sessions last in the end the euro is flat against the dollar this sell off this and poor performances yesterday the ruble finished mixed to the major currencies on wednesday we'll have more on the ruble for you when russian markets open that's in less than two hours time both the. stakes and it higher at the end of a choppy session wednesday is all good news that capital inflows into russia hit five billion dollars last month crude prices finally are mixed with brit swinging on the one hundred dollars news that service sectors across the e.u. are shrinking has triggered demand concerns and europe today we'll have more for you next hour all right thank you very much for that update danielle. next up i'll be updating you on the headlines after a short break. the submission and free credit cation free transpor

he had invited him to poland but scott, the trade union movement distanced itself from romney's visit saying he is supported, attacked on unions back in the united states. >> pelley: thank you. it is the campaign rhetoric here at home that has a lot of americans shaking their heads. the advertising from both campaigns is overwhelmingly negative and very often just plain wrong. based on half truths or lies. we asked nancy cordes to show us what is passing for campaign advertising these days. >> it a scarety time to be a woman. >> reporter: the new ad from the obama campaign implies that a romney presidency would be bad for women. >> romney supports overturning "roe versus wade". >> reporter: it's true that romney opposes abortion. >> i was consistent as governor, as a pro-life governor. >> reporter: but it was this claim in the ad that earned the obama campaign a blistering pants on fire rating from politifact, an organization which tracks misleading political claims. >> romney backed a bill that outlawed all abortions, even in case of rape and incest. >> reporter: in 2008 romney did b

finance minister pierre moscovici for the biggest fight is still to come getting france's huge trade unions to cap pay rises and you're up to all the news in interviews or on the web site out all right let's business thanks a lot for that update. well the world's oil is actually running out at least the easily accessible reserves that's an opinion voiced in the latest edition of spotlight and it's coming your way in a few minutes but before that i'll update you on the headlines. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. download the official tee up location on the phone touch from the top story. one life on the go. video on demand. costs and feeds now with the palm of your. question on. your new super secret laboratory to was able to build the most sophisticated robots which fortunately don't amount to anything tim's mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dog. to see a story and it seems so you think you understand it

the trade unions say the cuts threaten thirty thousand mining jobs and could destroy the entire industry do you think it is prepared for this fall. where they think they are they think they can cope with this protests partly because. mining regions are of course very localized in certain areas of the country this are a small area. so they think that this will not affect the rest of the country the truth is that the miners are getting a lot of solidarity because many people relate to them and sees their problems as their own problems so well maybe the government is in for a surprise in that sense now that spain is being forced to give up most of the control of its bangs to brussels while imposing losses on local investors some might say the kia is actually worse than the disease. if you have well these this is the conundrum we need to save the banks of course we need the banking system but the problem is that if to save the banking system we have to put in danger all of this funny said kaname i have to remind you that spain didn't have a huge debt actually it was one of the lowest in euro

. >> reporter: meanwhile, the building trade unions continue to push for a special session. >> it won't happen unless lawmakers act right now. >> reporter: i worry it will change the atmosphere. >> i don't know what the atmosphere is, so i don't know whether it would change it or not. >> reporter: stephanie met with the governor yesterday in support. i'm pat warren reporting, now back to you. >> a week to 10 days to call a special session on gambling. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, we have kristy breslin live. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary, hi everyone. let's gets an update with the massive water main break. east lombard light street we have two lanes blocked there but traffic has access to making a left turn from east lombard to pratt but the best case scenario is avoid downtown. take tunnels for 395 or the jones expressway. if you're going to parring parkway, go to liberty road and security boulevard to baltimore national pike. northbound 95, stop and go there from cape avenue to the fort mchenry tunnel. over to marysville road and an accident. to add to the mess i

in terms of real economy there's an increasing number of people not only trade unions but some economists here on the ground who are wondering if too much austerity in the end will not gentlemen march diocese the economic recovery in spain. the spanish economy is already in recession and that it's likely to remain in recession until at least the end of the next year. bear in mind also the unemployment rate in spain is now close to 25%. it's even close to 50% if you look at youth unemployment rate and also bear in mind that the black economy is rising in spain. increasing number of people who are officially unemployed but they are in another activity without paying tax and the risk if you increase the rates is reducing the unemployment benefit is seeing portion of black economy rising. it's nearly one-third of the spanish economy so yes there's a danger, that's the remedy actually, not the cure but kill the patient. >> thanks for that. let's get a comment on this topic. spain is moving in the right direction now isn't it, could there be some opportunities for investors in this part of the

. >> meanwhile building trades unions continue to push for a special session >> it won't happen unless>> give voters in november, their say. >> i worry that it will change the atmosphere >> i don't know what the atmosphere is i don't know if it would change it or not. >> prince georges and montgomery county executives, and baltimore mayor, met with the governor yesterday in support of expanded gambling. back to you. >>> governor oh ma'am lee says he -- o'malley says he has a week to ten days to call a special session on gambling in time to get the issue on the ballot. >> orioles face a crisis they need to improve their pitching. >> mark has the latest coming up in sports ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have good pitching at the start of the season. mark is here with the wjz sports report. >> just to call to arms they need more of them. young lefty, zach britain the latest pipper called up from the minor leagues getting a chance to prove himself. britain gets his first major league start of this season in minnesota tonight. chris had a terrible time against the twins last night coming off a g

. >> during his visit to poland, romney met with lech walesa who inspired the solidarity trade union and went on to become president. walesa invited romney to visit poland. just hours before the speech, mitt romney's press secretary lost his cool with reporters. he was visiting the tomb of the unknown soldier, some anxious reporters were firing off questions as romney walked to his car. here is what happened next. >> governor romney -- >> governor romney, do you have a statement for the palestinians? >> what about your guests? >> governor romney, do you feel yo your gaffes have overshadowed your foreign trip. >> show some respect. >> we won't have another chance to ask him questions. >> [ bleep ]. this is a holy site for the polish people. show some respect. >> that aide who said that has since apologized. want to bring in hala gorani with cnn international. covering numerous campaigns. the language can get a little salty. usually not captured on camera. >> didn't we get a shove it to a political reporter -- a politico reporter as well. >> tell us more about this. i think for viewers

. >> trade unions keep giving money to the democrats because they, you think they'll come to your rescuend they don't. i mean why do, why does labor keep depending on a party that is always hanging it out to dry? >> i think the things that unions, and it's not just unions, but progressives need to think about, is who really has the country in a mess? and i think we've been very nervous about really, with red-hot anger, naming who the bad guys are and then talking about it in terms that resonate with people. not abstractions about trillions of dollars. but talking about this teeny group of people at the top that are pillaging the country. and i think when we start to focus that and then have ways that people can act that's not just about rhetoric. i'll give you a specific example. in california there is a program to pass a series of laws that defend homeowners and protect them from their homes being foreclosed on illegally, protect, if a bank forecloses on a home they now get fined $1,000 a day every day if they don't maintain the home. there's a whole set of legislation that's been passe