and now the u. a. w is saying that they want an increase in pay for this increase in work that ford doesn't seem to be willing to offer that and meet the demands of the u. a. w employees. they are telling outlets they would lose a significant amount of profits, and that wouldn't be worth the cost. now, the president of the united auto workers union and says that auto workers are expecting that biden to offer them more than words. here's what the u. a w president had to say on the whole situation as the strike unfolds, our endorsements are going to be, and we've been very clear about that. no matter what position we expect, actions not what's. now what's interesting is we see 2 stated goals of dividing administration combat inclined to change and championing the rides of organized labor, classing ahead to head in the state of michigan. the installation reduction act of the vitamin ministration includes all kinds of subsidies for the manufacturing of electric cars. uh, there's all kinds of subsidies for ch

but the u. a w, the union can pay them $500.00 a week, up of $800.00 or something, then it goes up several months. well, and even longer than that for 3 months we've, everyone went on strike the same time, some studies that can go on so much longer. that's the you want the right w as thing will, but it goes to be the big 3 you want to make is the bank space stuck into the as well as right determines perhaps even potentially to lose as much money as the u. a . w simply awesome. pool for the next 4 years in order for the principal that said they will be in charge of electric vehicles and not necessarily have the union labor and electric vehicles in the future. so the both sides of our insurance, but we do know the white house as you, as you mentioned earlier, are very keen on getting some kind of resolution by sending to your invoice here. and there is that suggestion that the by did ministration boulder turnpike and says he's very pro union, he'd love to settle that as quickly as possible. but he sta

the united auto workers, the u. a w. one of those stronger unions in american history, has made a large amount of concessions over the past few years. and now they want to re gain last rounds. they want higher wages for their workers. they want better benefits. they say the automakers are making record profits and it's now time for them to get their fair share. and this is actually the 1st time in the 88 year. so the history of this union that all 3 of the major automakers in michigan, the big 3 auto manufacturers united states are on strike. that the strike is rolling ahead despite and buying the administration, saying that they want to improve things. they want to bring a resume. ready at this point it's important to know that when the. 1 was ticket, we had the binding administration saying that they were trying to find a resolution, but now as the strike rolls on ahead, we have by who has boasted of being the most pro labor president saying that he's pro union. he supports organized labor. now we have divide new minist

what's the united auto workers, the u. a w, one of those stronger unions in american history, has made a large amount of concessions over the past few years. and now they want to re gain last rounds. they want higher wages for their workers. they want better benefits. they say the automakers are making record profits and it's now time for them to get their fair share. and this is actually the 1st time in the 88 years. so the history of this union that all 3 of the major automakers in michigan, the big 3 auto manufacturer. ready united states are on strike, then the strike is rolling ahead despite and by the ministration saying that they want to improve things. they want to bring a resolution at this point. it's important to know that when the clock was ticking, we had the buying administration saying that they were trying to find a resolution. but now as the strike rolls on ahead. 1 we have by who has boasted of being the most pro. busy labor president and saying that he's pro union, he supports organized labor. now we have th

u a w has been very good to me. the members have been very good from the standpoint of voting. >> after trump announced his plan to visit the u a w workers, the biden administration followed suit. let's be clear. >> no one wants to strike said again. no one wants to strike. according to ford, u a w representative michael maher, zillow. union members have mixed feelings about biden and trump coming to michigan. >> joe biden coming out as a first time ever president. that's a big, huge plus. but trump coming out my. should he be in a should he be worried about? he's criminal cases. that's coming up in a post on truth. social trump accused biden of having no intention of going to visit the u a w workers until the former president announced his plans to travel to michigan. >> 2024 republican presidential candidate and entrepreneur ramaswamy echoed trump's remarks calling biden's visit to michigan. a smokescreen to deflect reality. adding the picket line we need is in dc not detroit, but transportation secretary pete butt

record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u. a. w. it starts the white house. well, this strikes to add those quickly as possible for bikes and means to us very carefully, at least suggested that he's leaning on the you a company leadership to suckle as quickly as possible, as the outcomes for the other union just to be served with us for us we'll be taking a very badly by the rank and file biking needs. this demographic in 2020 full of tools, nearly one michigan in 202555000 volts. chevrolet comes out to 0. detroit, still the head on out is there seeking a new economic world or delegates representing 80 percent of the world's population beach in cuba. and why thousands of children say consensus across the u. s. could soon be close to some of the and off we go with your world whether update kicking this one off in the middle east, wind continues to be a big story. so both through the red sea and the gulf as well. and with these winds colliding here, it could sparks and pretty big storm southwest saudi arabia just south of neck. uh ther

record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u a. w. it starts the white house once this strikes. and this quickly as possible for finding means to us very carefully, at least suggested that he's leaning on the you a dealt with the leadership to suckle as quickly as possible as the outcomes for the union just to be served with us for years will be taking a very badly by the rank and file marketing needs this demographic in 2020 full of 12, nearly one michigan in 202555000 birds several times out to 0. the trucks deal his so security adviser says a delegation of who the rebels visiting saudi arabia is a significant step to and the will in yemen. the 1st time in official who the delegation has traveled to reality. since the fighting began and yemen in 2014, we believe that the who the visit is a significant step. it is the 1st time we have seen this happen in a very long time. it comes in a moment when we are 18 months in now to a truce that a has a baited the violence in what had been the most violent and catastrophic conflict going. you

record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u a. w. it starts the white house. well, this strikes to add those quickly as possible for biking means to us very carefully . and he suggested that he's leaning on the you a job with the leadership to suckle as quickly as possible as the outcomes for the other union just to be served with us for years will be taking a very badly by the rank and file biking needs. this demographic in 2020 full of tools, nearly one michigan and 202555000 birds several times out to 0 detroit. so the head on now is there seeking a new economic well, the delegates representing 80 percent of the world's population between cuba. i watch thousands of children's take has sensors across the us could certainly seems to show the the hello hurricane lee is racing up. be a by and take, let me show you. the forecast on saturday is close in on canada as maritime provinces. let's go in for a closer look. i think this storm is going to strike around your mates and nova scotia, but not too far away from the bay of fundy here. t

now, the u a w says that if a strike takes place, that this would definitely affect the american people. they said that we could expect car prices to go up. parts could be back ordered. we saw strike back in 2019 that lasted 40 days and it cost gm 3.5 dollars ingest those 40 days. now the u a w says they have 825 million dollar strike fund and they are prepared to strike and that is what it's going to take. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. the union says they will hit the picket lines of a deal is not made by a thursday night deadline. drew barrymore has been dropped as host of the upcoming national book award ceremony. a day after her talk show taped its first episode during the hollywood writers strike union members. as you just saw, there have been picketing outside cbs studios in reaction to barry morse decision. and now other syndicated daytime talk shows are in awkward position. sherry and the jennifer hudson show the talk and the view are following very warns lead and restarting production in the upcoming weeks during a labor strike. returning without writers. oprah

now, the u a w says that if a strike takes place, that this would definitely affect the american peopleaid that we could expect car prices to go parts could be back ordered. we saw strike back in 2019. it lasted 40 days and it caused a gm 3.5 dollars ingest those 40 days. now the u a w says they have 825 million dollar strike fund and they are prepared to strike. and that is what it's going to take. >> i was kelsey kernstine reporting the union says it can hit the picket lines of a deal is not made by tomorrow night. time 10. 51 for your health. a tiktok challenge to lose weight by using laxatives rather than the prescription drug. ozempic is trending among teenagers. so be aware, parents. this is what your teens are caring to do. the medicine causes you to lose just water weight and then you can gain it back when you drink wster. health experts say the teens, our mistake in thinking that laxatives, we'll help them avoid fatty foods before the body has a chance to absorb them. that is bunk, they say. and they say that laxatives for weight loss is not a good idea. doctors in general say

and by the, you date the u a w. so bible is trying with laws live b r a to promote reading practices. but he also finds politics means, you know, he considers himself, he portrays themselves as the defender of america, goes middle class as a foreign policy for the middle class. he's a big union guy, so naturally he's going to support the u a w. i'm not sure we need to get into a trade or what i have the sense what the use really trying to do is buy time for its own domestic industries to try to catch up, to reduce their dependency on china, and not so much for finished cars. but for batteries, i mean china, you know, if you believe some figures produces 75 percent of all the world car batteries, so in europe in industry was slow to get started. i think the german car industry was great at making last century is carlos. it's been slow at learning how to make good electrical cars, digital cars, a i carnes, and it needs to try to catch up. and i think that's what the use trying to to do, which will require, i think, a l

i could buy the 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran, a fort who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6 and you describes it to america, what that's like. >> living on the salaries of strong storm will every day painful. >> more games. you cable, it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on shelves. family dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more former children's heart for the corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on the front lines, esp

hold directly open to that actually, which is one of the 3 problems currently on stripe, by order of u, a w, about 12730000 workers currently own strike out of the u, a w as membership of a 144000 and use this building. that was the, the, the announcement that surrounded us, which is what chrysler is about of have inside reg as the offer on wages up to 20 percent. sir. all 3 companies are now offering 20 percent as well as that bargaining position. the u i. w actually has loaded positions around 36 percent over over 4 years. and we're very fortunate next year because we have one of the old members of the u. a w with us at laura dickerson and actually so that will, you'll be one of the people who would accept a virtual any on any deal, say what, what do you make typically the site, the bigger section is that all the, the big 3, listening. oh, absolutely. i think the last thing we've been doing rallies, we did a big rally all yesterday. we weren't the companies to hear us. we want them to hear the voice of labor. i did also a rally down at trenton about a week or so ago, wanting to know that

but of course, the u. a. w has refused to meet him and say that in fact, his policies are anti union an anti working class. but this is going to be a battle that is going to play out over the next 14 months or so with joe biden. and donald trump, if he wins that are public a nomination, trying to win that important constituency of working class voters. it was working class supporters and union members that helped provide at the perpetual bite and into the white house. donald trump still believes that he can win enough of their support to put them back in the white house for a 2nd time. and that in trump is still facing several sets of criminal charges, but that doesn't seem to affect his support as does it. so that's why is in the beginning the hundreds of people were gathering to go into the hole where his speech will take place in the next 15 minutes or so. they were here for 5 hours beforehand and people have been hanging around with you hoping to get a glimpse of the former president as they drove in on to

the u. a w president arrived here at one of the phones that is now all right, just before close here in michigan, the forward assembly loans all the work is unionized workers have no will golf. and he summarize that move that we've heard from all the workers here that really enough is enough corporate profit. so through the roof, wall street stock buybacks and dividends that through the roof would work as a problems like this one are actually worse off than they were at 10 years ago. in real time. this is what shown say and have to say, for the 1st time in our history, we will strike all 3 of the big 3 once we are using a new strategy, the stand up strike. we will call on select facilities, locals or units to stand up and go on strike for the workers on, under any illusions this isn't going to be easy to know, losing the normal way g. so that will be on strike wages of $500.00 per week. u a w has a strike fund that could last several months ago last, even long ago. now, with this style, good sel

and that means that the u. a w. the union can save it, strike fund, it has $875000000.00 with stripe funds, which will give striking work as some sort of income and of healthcare while that are on strike. so that would be several months worth. so wish i could buy would be able to, to hold out that if there are only a few pounds of the time that are on strike. meanwhile, the call companies that are there and vend trees that have about 2 or 3 months pops up. that biggest selling trucks in particular, 3 months, it'll just be about war of attrition that we say who could hold up longest for the us. but the, but the big threat seemed to have a terabyte to i've. nbc, for example, had invested that they seem to be prepared to, to lose more money than the u. i dealt with usually with austin for that contract negotiations just because i feel that they don't want to you a w to have control over the future of cause in the u. s. electric vehicle sector. and then we have that's really what this is about. it's the future. what hap

plant in rancho cucamonga. >> according to the wall street journal, he is now one of more than 18,000 u a w members on strike. one of the big sticking point in negotiations with the big 3 automakers has been wage. the u a w has asked for 40% wage increases over 4 years. the big 3 automakers have offered around 20%. >> williams says another issue is allowing people to realize higher wages sooner instead of waiting years to get to the highest paid tier. you have to put in a certain amount of years in order to get the top 8. >> it's too long take you 8 years and take you 10 years to get the top 8. >> that was chip yost reporting for us to lantus did put out a statement in response to the expanded strike accusing union leadership of preferring not to reach an agreement before today. general motors has not responded. now the wga picket lines that will go now because negotiations to end the strike. there are now into day 3. they're very little details coming from the closed door meetings between the wga and the alliance of motion pictures since may. second writers have been fighting for a streami

absolutely. gm president mark bruce is firing back, calling the u. a. w demands untenable after automakers offered a 20 percent weight job. there was a hawks of approval match polls that show the american public largely behind the union, 86 workers here in bolingbrook. watch after the job and onto the picket lines on thursday. the union strategy is progressive strikes, designed to gradually increase the pressure at one side after another, and to stretch out a more than $800000000.00 strike funds. so they can last, as long as they need to, the 1st pictures of the 2nd wave of strength or seem ready to sacrifice right now, we're scraping to get by. and we're fighting corporate greed. they want to keep all the money at the top and the fight, nothing trickle down the to the workers whether gm and still it is can match fords . latest offer could, will determine whether the u a w accelerates the strength, or hits the brakes. john henry and l g 0. bolingbrook, illinois. the still ahead and i'll just see it. um, we're going to travel deeper into the remote access

richard corporate profit should be shared by a record contracts for the u. a. w. also his in the us forgiveness drive and demanding a wage hike and vessel benefit on the agreement on the retakes of village just outside the eastern city of boxes. interesting and some of the west pfizer the as we begin an eastern nivia where communities devastates advice to normally like floods off slowly trying to recover agencies having warning of a potential health crisis for most of on diseases with unclaimed fund a scaffold on the under the debris in washing on folks that weren't shoals, search and rescue teams and done a half of the washing non stop. the coastal city is historically and culturally significant. it was one of the v is wealthiest and was hoping to at least 90000 people before these slots. business from fulton operations kept the whole region active despite to be as many a conflict. then they said he hadn't even at $4300.00 buildings that lots of it lies in ruins. when storm daniels went through, diana, on monday it's 2000 as best a nation nearly 15000000 cubic met

offers and the end up being considered in that house, but in some so i'll move it as you said, the u a w initially also 40 percent over the lifetime of the contract for years from object being 40 percent is the amount of a c o is of a big 3 tom a cuz it's the, the amount of the raise that they gave themselves over the last 3 years. each of them or anything between $20.00 and $30000000.00. so yeah, so it was good enough for them. it should be good enough for the workers. and in the end, the logic is back in 2007 between 20072009. during the recession, there was a good restructuring of the call companies. the deal was the workers were taken almost sacrifices, that would be constant wages, pensions, benefits, and so on. and then the call companies will get back into profitability and, and that'd be a re balancing. but that never occurred of, instead over the last decade, the call companies have and a quarter of a trillion dollars in profits, but the wages of the average workers actually going down by 30 percent in that time in, in real time. so that's why is that okay, 40 percent over 4 yea

budge on that, nor do they want to budge on the future of the transition to electric vehicles, the u. a. w. very suspicious that the call companies will use that transition for us to take it a race to the bottom for wages and benefits for the new generations of workers coming online and view it. and the study seems like we want to make is do not want to budge on that. they are determined to have it their own way. she advertised seattle to 0, detroit, michigan, and south africa state funeral is being held for veteran politician among those who to both the lazy in closer. the natal. thousands of more gathered in the town of lindy zoo to friends who died in hospital last week, played an integral role in the n t. a potted movements. the, the global coffee industry is moving on for juices and looking to tap into the middle east market. but as the market grows, there was a push to make sure traditionals out of coffee doesn't lives out country lopez holiday on went to an international coffee exhibition. and don't ha, a coffee is a big part of arabic culture. it plays a role in rituals, marriage p

of the transition to electric vehicles, the u. a. w. very suspicious that the call companies will use that transition for the taking a race to the bottom for wages and benefits for the new generations of workers coming online and view it. and the study seems like the old you make is do not want to budge on that. they are determined to have it their own way. she advertised seattle to 0, detroit michigan to south africa. now with state funeral is being held for vessel and politician melissa to both a lazy and cause the tom, the thousands of the twins died in the hospital last. we played an integral role in the anti apartheid movement. out of latasha is at the funeral. in an empty of the lady was larger than life in the top of the he was decent. oh, prime minister the they, they've done all the rights and customs, the man office that to, to make so that it's all possible on nice me into the, off to live. this is a state several high profile problem sought after getting out of pocket to pay their respects to celebrate his life and to say goo

uh, i mean, i'm reasonable, you know, like we did before those 1st time and who's the u. a w especially for employees, gave money back 4 years ago and they had to borrow that money for is the only one didn't borrow the money they gave a bag, they put up the blue oval for sale, then they turn around, give themselves a big profits or seals and your executives is smack in the face after your boss, before the see are here and $21000000.00. that's $287.00 times the medium weight. so i don't understand, given a cheap of good work or is good so you owe money, but it's about $22000000.00 for what you know, they give them you give it to our wages, you know, we've been sacrificing for to see here's, you know, working are but so farm and and now they did, they demand more more more, you know, you may have more from us, whereas open to give sacrifice in your nose. right. so we would, we have to prove it. so we go strike a, give us some of the money you guys are making people to realize what i say. profit . i say $5600000.00, profit profit. and everybody's pay for all the bills and pay fo

and that means that the u. a w. the union can save it, strikes funded has $875000000.00 with stripe funds, which will give striking workers some sort of income and of healthcare while they're on strike. so that will be several months worth to wish i could buy would be able to, to hold out them if they're only a few pounds of time that are on striking. meanwhile, the call companies that are there and vend trees they have about 2 or 3 months perhaps of that biggest southern trucks in particular, 3 months. it'll just be that war of attrition that we say here could hold that longest. still the head on out, is there a to yes, in 0 line cause economic collapse. the mass has begun or review of his economic bailout package. we'll have the latest from columbus, the hello. all eyes continued to be on hurricane lee as it races up. see it by and take care of this storm is about a 1000 kilometers wide, so it's pretty much the distance from boston right through to detroit. i want to paint on the red line. now we are looking at a

asesores y asistir a otra recaudaciÓn de fondos en san francisco, y continÚa la huelga de sindicato, u a wo mientras intentan llegar a un acuerdo con las compaÑÍa ford, gm y... nuestro compaÑero paco cuevas con el reporte. >>> es un paro de costa a costa, de trabajador de de la industria automotriz, josÉ garcÍa trabaja en esta planta al norte de dallas hace 8 aÑos. >>> pagar los billes, no tendrÍa que buscar trabajos secundarios. el paro laboral afecta a miles de trabajadores, muchos latinos en plantas de gm, ford y... que fabrica vehÍculos jeep, chrysler y dodge. >>> buen contrato porque lo merecemos. >>> luego de no llegar acuerdo la huelga se extendiÓ a 39 centros de distribuciÓn, en 20 estados por todo el paÍs. miles de trabajadores, estÁn exigiendo aumentos salarial de 40 mrz derecho a pensiÓn y un acuerdo, ford dijo que avanzan en algunas Áreas pero que aÚn hay brechas que cerrar. >>> la sus pensiones del actividad, afecta a talleres, agencias de autos, consumidores que ven escasez de partes y maquiladoras y trabajadores en la frontera sur. >>> van a despedir gente, paros tÉcnicos y

and i believe u a w will prevail. people join unions because they say it's a better way of life. that's what we've got to do. we have to bargain in good contract and we're going to go organize these places bring these workers. and so they get their fair share of the economy that they get nothing of right now. >> president biden also called on manufacturers to share more of what he called a record profits. what their employees. some developing world news now, authorities in libya are investigating the collapse of 2 dams after massive storms which caused deadly flooding. rescue teams are still searching for bodies almost a week after the catastrophe left more than 11,000 people dead more than 10,000 others have been classified as missing. it's unclear just how the search for answers will be carried out. several humanitarian groups are now in libya. also to help survivors after the massive floods, volunteers are collecting food, water and medical supplies to help those in need. authorities say they're concerned disease could spread in the wake of the storm, putting even more people

>> it's more and more relevant mean you have the u a w workers going on strike.the actors and writers on the actors and writers. it's about ai in part mean the writers don't want their scripts to be fed to ai actors. i don't know if people realize this, the studios would like to scan 1000 background actors on ai and then maybe you don't need background actors the next time. so the issues i ran for president on are here with us now. and we need a better way to help people succeed in the 21st century economy than trying to take 20th century measures and hope for the best. >> do you see yourself taking a another stab at running for president at some point. >> all my my jokes, 70's apparently i've got another 40 but i want to do everything i can to help and running for office. certainly i enjoyed meeting around the country, including a lot of friends in california. i had some incredible events and rallies in california. mean, i'm still very much concerned about the future of the country. and i'm going to do everything i can. >> all right, so let's talk about your boo

the one automaker where there has been a substantial progress that's, that's according the to the u. a. w. and the other 2 are a little bit more difficult according to the union. but we really have to put this into context that you know, the, the, the union is asking for an almost 40 percent increase in pay with the auto and the other. do you have incidents that are offering something close to 20 percent? and so there's, of course, a huge gap between the demands of the workers and the automakers. right. abraham in wayne, michigan, talking about those auto workers strikes. thank you. and we go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. fortnight maker epic games is cutting its workforce. the company plans to lay off around $830.00 workers to cut costs. that's nearly 16 percent of its staff. epic says it will continue. it's cost of the legal battle against apple and google over there, a legit monopoly powers of as the installation the euro is own dropped to an almost 2 year low and september to 4.3 percent. that's down from just over 5 percent in august. and that's t

and the suspicion of the u. a. w is that the car companies are using the noble cause of climate change, switching from internal combustion engines as an excuse for race to the bottom. i'm tracing loads of all jobs in the, in the new industry of electric vehicles which weren't being utilized, which right have benefits, which we paying the lowest possible salaries. so this is why the parties look like the low web a long way away from each other. and this might go on to something that was interesting, she have what about public support? how much public support wants to the workers have in the last gallop poll, that was the that was held 75 percent of americans are in favor of the u. a. w. strike because i'm as this is the theme that we did during the riley on friday with the nissan does not. there's this isn't just about the, this is a phenomena limited to the comic it's across, you know, liberal kind of lead capital, the society, especially in the us. we see the ceo's, the executive pulse of both streets making rec, or

record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by a record contracts for the u. a w. it's very similar to the white house. well, this strikes to as quickly as possible for bikes and means to us very carefully. and he suggested that he's leaning over you a job with the leadership to suckle as quickly as possible as the outcomes for the other union just to be served with us for years will be taking a very badly by the rank and file biking needs. this demographic in 2020 full of tools, nearly one michigan and 202555000 birds. several times out to 0. detroit still ahead on elsa 0 will be looking at the push to keep coffee traditions alive with producers and distributors. looking to expand across the middle east and a snake stops play in australia, jo, down to oscar has the details in a moment. the in depth analysis of today's headlines. really on your own as to how to see a dress migration, is it gonna ease the micro crisis? will make it worse informed opinions, we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for frank assessments. this balance

our focus is not on, but it takes but to bargain in good faith with the u. a. w to reach an agreement. the strike is becoming increasingly politically biden is appealing to a 5 c plus of working class voters, and endorsement from the union help him secure at the presidency in 2020. this trip is an opportunity to submit this support before next year's elections. policy makers say there's still time to tackle global warming. the international energy agency believes the growth and electric vehicles and so in the power is on track to meet the 2015 minutes. there are targets for the agency, one small green investment and corporation between nations sign disagree that limiting warming to $1.00 degree celsius is essential. kristof bertram is an associate professor at the university of maryland center for global sustainability, and i asked him, what is the report is just wishful thinking. you know, the i a mid 2 to 3 are really in a dire situation. and essentially we haven't made use of to comb with the joys when this was decline, but instead we have seen 2 years of incr

but 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. ance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6, can you describe to america? what that's like? >> on the salaries of strong struggle every day painful. >> more games. you cable. it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on the rachel's family. dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more storm, our children's park for the >> communities corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said, now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on the front lines, especially after workers help bail them out 15 years ago, i

that again, record corporate profits, which they have should be shared by record contracts for the u a w. and just as we're building an economy in the future, we need labor agreements for the future. it's my hope that the parties can return to the coach station table to forge a win win agreement. to continue our active engagement, i am responding to plan dispatching to members of my team to detroit. members of the j $77.00 group of nations plus china were amazing in the cuban capital havana. the block is expected to focus on the role of science and technology during its 2 day meeting. the summit comes just days ahead of the un general assembly in new york. island hungry as the packet, or extending a band on ukraine's grain impulse. despite the lifting of restrictions by the european union, 5 e u members, including bulgaria and romania were allowed to bind the sales of ukrainian grain in may to protects that local farming industries. measures will expire on friday midnight of the cave. agreed to introduce any policies to stabilize grain prices. nope, stating out with all the headlines. i'

my old or the u. a w. about 12730000 workers currently own strike out of the u, a. w. 's membership of a 144000. then use this building. that was the, the, the announcement which kilometers, which is what chrysler is about to have. in fact, reg, as the offer on wages up to 20 percent, sir, all 3 companies are now offering 20 percent as well as that bargaining position. the teachers in south korea have held a protest outside parliament and goes by the recent suicide deaths of some of the colleagues. they say that being unfairly targeted by parents for normal disciplinary measures, education, blame parents for exploiting a 2014 rule which caused the teachers to be also must be suspended if they are accused of child abuse. iran has requested the you and nuclear was told to withdraw . some of its inspectors who oversee is new to your activity and special atomic energy agency has condemned the request wrong is allowed to make the request tons of a tracy of the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. in south africa, a state funeral has been held for investment politician. that

the u a w president announced that the strike is expanding to these additional plants across 20 states adding thousands of more workers to the picket lines, but they will not be impacting the ford plant. only gm and stellantis. so this happened today at noon easter and it's going on everywhere from chicago to new york to boston, even in philadelphia. officials say there have been some solid progress made in negotiations with ford. the union hopes this latest move will force gm and stellantis to come to the table. >> reinforcements are coming. as we've said for weeks. we're not going to wait around forever for a fair contract at the big 3. the company's know how to make this right. the public is on our side and the members of the u a w are ready to stand up. >> some text messages between the president there and another union leader have been leaked suggesting they are not ready to stop for months with this strike expansion. union workers are now entering week 2 of this work stoppage and every sector of the automotive industry from suppliers to dealerships are now feeling the impact. tho

i could buy the 146,000 u a w auto workers nationwide ones like tori rachel. a 16 year veteran, a fort who scrape spot just to provide for his fiance in kids. when you look at having to feed a family of 6 and you describes it to america, what that's like. >> living on the salaries of the >> strong storm will every day painful, more games. you cable. it's a struggle every day paycheck to paycheck. tories grown up in the ford family. >> his father, calvin worked the way in production plant for 37 years. tory followed in his footsteps in 2007, the local u a w 900 is tattooed on shelves. family dna. it's why tories out here fighting for more former children's heart for the >> community. corporate greed is >> ford and gm announced temporary layoffs at 2 plants due to the strike. 600 ford employees were told not to show up at the wayne factory for work. yesterday, gm said they'll likely have to lay off around 2000 employees next week at its fairfax assembly plant in kansas city, kansas. but torre said now's the time for the big 3 share record profits with those on th

the new u a w demands include a 40% pay increase over 4 years. a return to traditional pensions. and a 32 hour work week. >> still ahead tonight at 5 when and where you can get your updated covid vaccine in the bay area. plus, these dogs. we'll see made into a home. preferably with some warriors. fans explain their they boy. >> the oakland animal shelter needs some help in finding a home for 2 elderly dogs who have special backstory. yeah, these aren't any dogs. scott force justin waldman joins us now with details on the dogs, the house, the whole bit. just >> all right. so here we have rambo was 10 years old and baby miracle, who is 6 years old and these dogs need a new home. they belong to the owner of the warriors house. that's that home. it's decorated oakland to represent dubnation and the owner recently passed away. and so the oakland animal shelters trying to find one person or one family, 2 adopted both dogs saying that they have had a really hard time adjusting to this loss. >> even here and to see them just distressed. i mean, it's for animals when they lose their home

the new u a w demands include a 40% pay increase over 4 years. a return to traditional pensions. and a 32 hour work week. >> for your money tonight, pg and e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission releasing to proposed rate hikes for pg and e customers. utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough to raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases, what impact the average customer's bill. the cpu see is set to decide on the proposals in november. all right, time for weather check as we go outside be a live look at that heavy marine layer hanging over the golden gate. the kron 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now in the studio. yeah, that's a little summer fog shot out there right now that these days kind of dwindle. >> in our summer as we're going to see fall may can return the bay area late next week. but today, another nice day outside y