-mexico acco might win additional support from u.s. labor unions, but you still cannot count on domestic -- laura: no, indeed, but is itit a turnaround in u.s.-mexico relations? president trump on the phone with the mexican president today. jason: yeahesthe mexican ent offered to have tequila president trump. i think its an incredibly important point. this is -- yes, it is an economic deal, it's about the commercial vitality of au.s.-mexico, and should ut the trilateral relationship. but nafta fundamentally underpins u.s.-mexico cooperion on a number of fronts, not just economic. laura: thank you for joining us. jason: great, thanks for having me. court inther news, a myanmar has postponed its ruling on whether to journalists from the reuters news agency violated the state secrets law while reporting on the rohingya crisis. the verdict will be delivered next week. they are accused of violating a law while investigating violence against rohingyas. the russian opposition leader has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for breaking public protest

brito helps us consider that labor referendum vote in missouri yesterday and what it may mean for u.s. labor laws emily chan fills us in on another high flying controversy what kathy pesky that's close to you know it really well network help with examined u.s. housing and hear the numbers as closing bell back in a plastic promise. it's only natural that baby boomers were vote for policies that prove he helped found a house price booms a stock price of things and disenfranchised the bottom you know age groups but this is oh a deal of tough luck buddy get a job kids get a job. seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any new world that is yet to shape our disdain comes to the ticket and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. secret indeed of the priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with a point and literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator he simply moves him to a different spot where the previous. hi

work referendum we noted on the program last time in missouri and discussed what it might mean for u.s. labor laws laws with boom bust loans and no brito plus many of us recall the controversial dakota accessing keystone x.l. pipeline as well now there's another brewing pipeline controversy archies monella channel fills in on the details and as housing prices after four years may finally be starting to slow what does that mean for the u.s. housing market kathy fed he the c.e.o. co c.e.o. of real wealth network gives us her take all that ahead but we pop start with tesla and the unusual tweet by must yesterday that we noted on the broadcast coming up we have the lists are most here's what happened yesterday mr market trading into a tizzy after tweeting quote and considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars funding secured tesla shares soared then hit a circuit breaker where nasdaq trading was temporarily halted tesla stock ended closing up eleven percent on the day and here to help us out is the forementioned c.e.o. of a stock's wish was our mo while melissa this was really

chance today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind effect only impose anti-union policies across the state the congressional research service here in washington found in two thousand and twelve that states with right to work laws typically have lower wages than states with pro labor laws we'll have more on the outcome of the referendum on our broadcast next time. and if you are a regular boom buster you know we cover the media merger madness all. the time and we have to pay particular attention to the a.t.m. tea time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves

britto helps us consider that labor referendum vote in missouri yesterday and what it may mean for u.s. labor laws emily chang fills us in on another pipeline controversy kathy that she is close to real well network health was examined u.s. housing and here the numbers are closing down back in a flash promise. it's only natural that baby boomers one vote for policies that help them i house price booms and stock price things and different franchise and bottom you know age groups but it's like oh well. tough luck buddy get a job kids get a job. this is. a church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it which is literally like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous vandalism the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the i and then i included use this out in the. first. place. told to be quick and we're back yesterday we previewe

evidence of a strong u.s. labor market keeps piling up.-time application for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week. 2000.s claims were down global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over than 120 countries. i am kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. julie: trade talks between the u.s. and china are back on. the reaction from wall street is cautious optimism. we are joined by bloomberg's sarah mcgregor in washington. .t is talks to talk it is talks about opening more substantive talks. sarah: this is definitely a step in the right direction. these trade negotiations broke down two months ago, they were at much higher levels, but the u.s. and china were not talking. we heard that from trump administration officials. this is a glimmer of hope there can be some solution. if we can see in the markets what investors think, in immediately when this announcement was made that china's secretary of commerce word come to the u.s. and meet with david malpass who is a fairly

and today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind effect only impose anti-union policies across the state the congressional research service here in washington found in two thousand and twelve that states with right to work laws typically have lower wages than states with pro labor laws will have more on the outcome of the referendum on our broadcast next time. and if you are a regular boom buster you know we cover the media merger madness all the time and we have pay particular attention to the time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of ap

chance today the front line of u.s. labor movements fight for survival in the midwestern state of missouri continues labor leaders there are working to defeat the missouri legislators attempt to make missouri the nation's twenty ninth so-called right to work state three hundred seven three hundred ten thousand petitions were submitted last year to put the law to the electorate on a referendum being voted upon today laws of this kind effect only impose anti-union policies across the state the congressional research service here in washington found in two thousand and twelve that states with right to work laws typically have lower wages than states with pro labor laws will have more on the outcome of the referendum on our broadcast next time. and if you are a regular boom buster you know we cover the media merger madness all the time and we have to pay particular attention to the a.t.m. tea time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves th

work referendum we noted on the program last time in missouri and discussed what it might mean for u.s. labor laws laws with the boom bust loan angle brito plus many of us recall the controversial dakota accessing keystone x.l. pipeline well now there's another brewing pipeline controversy archies monella chance will fill us in on the details and a. housing prices after four years may finally be starting to slow what does that mean for the u.s. housing market kathy fed he the c.e.o. post c.e.o. of real well network gives us her take all that ahead but we pop start with tesla and the unusual tweet by ilan must yesterday that we noted on the broadcast coming up we have a list of our most here's what happened yesterday mr market trading into a tizzy after tweeting quote and considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars funding secured tesla shares soared then hit a circuit breaker where nest egg trading was temporarily halted tesla stock ended closing up eleven percent on the day and here to help us out is the forementioned c.e.o. of the stocks which was our mo while melissa th

labor force participation rate. what drove participation in the u.s. in the postwar period was more women joining the labor force out of necessity and then they continued to join and that boosted our economic growth, it was very good for our society. that came to an and around 2000. labor force participation of women has edged down since 2000. that is not the case in canada. in canada, it continues to rise. of the. used to have one highest labor force participation rates in the world for women and now we are in the middle of the oecd. i think the issues for women are different than the issues for men. for women the issues have to do with flexibility at work, raising families and working at the same time, the u.s. is only -- the only advanced country that does not have mandatory maternity leave and enlightened companies will find that these types of policies are very much in their interest given our demographics, given the age of the workforce and the slower growth in low weight -- labor force participation. for mend the issues are -- men, theea issues a

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u.s. labor strong market is piling up. time applications for unemployment benefits on his intimate fell last week to jobless claims were down 2000 to 212,000. by more thanowered 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. >> thank you. conscious the uncoupling. of the s&p fallout 500. this bloomberg. ♪ you continues charts on the bloomberg by running gtv . that won thee guy botc tournament? >> i live on the west coast where it is good and sunny. >> welcome back. be good news could for u.s. equity boards. the s&p 500 has been moving in lockstep with ip index. recently the correlation has eased up. says heightened volatility in tech could cause a new direction. it has been easing up. it is nowhere near as high as it was in february. it has come down from a high of 0.95%. the question now this chart raises is that a concern anymore? example, is for this one for the bears? >> he still has the magic. i have to question whether he is in san francisco if he is describing where he lives and sun

labor force participation rate. what drove participation in the u.s. twar period was more and more women joining the labor force. women joined the workforce after world war ii that boosted our economic growth, i think it was very good for our society. it came to an end around 2000. labor force participation of women had edged it down since 2000, that's not the case in canada and canada it continues to rise. the u.s. used to have one of the highest labor force participation rates in the world for women and now we are in the middle of the oecd. i think the issues for women are different than the issues for men.for women i think the issues have to do with flexibility at work, raising families and working at the same time. the u.s. is the only advanced country that doesn't have mandatory attorney believed. paid maternity leave. and i think enlightened companies are going to find that these type of policies are very much in their interest, given our demographics, given the asian workforce and the slower growth and labor force participation. for men the issue

the u.s. labor department says the u.s. jobless rate is now below 4%. actually, 3.9%. the economy last month. a bit fewer new jobs than most economists had been predicting. they thought maybe around 200,000 new jobs. shannon, these are pretty impressive numbers. good news politically, certainly for the president. >> yeah, they definitely are. the economy is one of the areas when you look at polling that he does very well in. there might be questions about foreign policy, about his truthfulness, about his temperament, but when you ask voters about the economy, he still does really strong -- he does very strongly there. but of course, there's just this nonstop amount of distractions coming out of this white house. hissed his advisers and republicans on the hill caution him, could we just let these economic numbers be the news and not have all the other crises that continue to come out of this white house. >> i know you're happy with these numbers. all the trump supporters are happy with these numbers. they're very, very good numbers. the unemployment rate is low. the sto

u.s. department of labor says was happening in downtown san jose. immigrant workers from mexico allegedly locked in shipping containers after spending the day to build luxury condos. damian trujillo has a look at the allegations. >> reporter: they're called the silvery towers. there's two towers in between that large crane behind me. but unions are calling them the slav we and the details of the alleged crimes are horrific. the cranes were motionless today. the developer shut down the project when he heard this was going to happen. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, slave labor's got to go. >> reporter: union members angry at the news that at least 22 of their co-workers were actually victims of human trafficking. the u.s. department of labor says after work theman were locked in a shipping container or warehouse like this one. two weeks ago, agentsunlicensed who hired them. the workers were never paid for helping build the silvery towers luxury condos. >> it's a dark day when workers are treated like dogs. >> reporter: the developer of full power properties paid

scarlet: u.s. labor market chugs along. giving the fed the study pays it needs to stick to its rate hike path. throws term -- turn to back. white house advisor larry kudlow says president will not back off. consumers are about to feel the pinch. why there may be warnings of companies raising races across every industry. the u.s. job engine humming along. workers added at a cooler is that they'll belong -- below the consensus forecast. guest calls it solid momentum to start off. we welcome now lewis alexander, the u.s. chief economist. on the whole it was positive. >> this was a solid report. the backward revisions made up for the fact the front month was week. saw probablye overstates the momentum in the economy. joe: what did it tell you about how close we are to full employment? of course massive debate about whether the unemployment rate is understating the slack we have. trend did see a positive in female participation. that has kept the labor force stronger than the pure demographic. there is a limit to how far that ca

gregory: according to the u.s. labornt, there is a deficit of something like 36,000 truckers in america. i don't think growth in america is at risk. same thing with nurses, computer programmers. the concept that we are at this cusp of potentially u.s. growth slowing dramatically -- anna: that's not a block on growth, then? gregory: what i am suggesting is there is no significant risk to u.s. growth at the minute. all we see is unemployment continue to come down. anna: what about china? are there risk to chinese growth or are they both going to continue? gregory: it's very different. the chinese centralized government has much more control over the road picture whereas the u.s. has less control. the number one weapon the chinese government has is less about talk about desktop and negotiation -- talk and negotiations with trump. ettrickl yet to -- the -- theatric. you have seen the pboc reduced their repo rate, reduce regulations in terms of social funding. what happened? the cn white sold off -- cny sold off. the u.s. doe

u.s. prison labor system is based upon the thirteenth amendment which justifies slavery as punishment for a crime the system claims a lot of labor is voluntary but if prisoners refuse to work they are inherently punished by being trapped in the confines of their cells or solitary now and on that note we also got a video comment from someone who's working directly on this issue this is as is a legal and advocacy director for projects south which is focused on this issue and this is what she told the stream. immigrants at the facility are basically coerced to participate in this won't work program by using threats of i'm placing them in solitary confinement and they don't participate actually placing them in solitary in or depriving them of life necessities so one of our scientists one of our named plaintiffs shai ahmed he actually has since been the origins of bangladesh because he was detained at this with his hands in the center and he said that because you have interest he is a man and judges mentioned the media wages between one and all these and the cademy six is kamens and so he said

looks at which companies are benefiting from what some call slave labor in u.s. prisons and we pop start the broadcast today with breaking news on bilateral trade deal between the united states and mexico from the oval office of the white house u.s. president donald trump announced a proposed new united states mexico trade agreement with mexican president enrique pena nieto mr trump has the mexican president on speakerphone to deal with these to be approved by the u.s. congress mr trump said we are getting rid of nafta because it was a bad deal for the united states president next nato said he hoped that now the canadians could join the price or try party deal while the two leaders seems at odds of the inclusion of canada what was called a framework agreement between mexico and the u.s. is seen as a for middle both feet for war we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it star

u.s. prison labor system is based upon the thirteenth amendment which justifies slavery as punishment for a crime the system claims a lot of labor is voluntary but if prisoners refuse to work they are inherently punished by being trapped in the confines of their cells or solitary now and on that note we also got a video comment from someone who's working directly on this issue this is as is a legal and advocacy director for projects south which is focused on this issue in this is what she told the stream. in a glance at the salute to our bishop we call every wish to participate in this one for the program by using threats of violence facing them in solitary confinement and they don't participate actually placing them in solitary or depriving them of life assessing so one of our life scientists one of our named thing to side he actually had sensed in the morning to bangladesh but he was detained at this with his hands in the center and i. said that because you have interesting he's a man and judges mention these here wages between one we all used to get in the sixty's came in and so he sai

labor. now the goal came after rafael and u.s. midfielder johnson carved open the labor defense in the fifty eight. stunning one to move came just three minutes after their first goal and sealed victory for the folks in their first run out of the season let's just take a look at just one more time absent. that remember you can keep up to date with old abundance legal action on our website www dot com or facebook twitter and instagram here are all the addresses on the wall behind me always we really do love to hear from you know germany may have had a dismal world cup summer but let's hope the new race to win this trophy can win over the fans of german football will be back with the remainder of my games on sunday when we'll be joined in the studio by this legal expert fine of steel so do send us your questions for him to the address is on your screen it's time to say goodbye for now because we leave you with some of the best images from the weekend so far so for me on the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin bye bye . duramax

u.s. department labor. and that has not resolved thing. towers that are going up here in downtown san jose. they say that full power properties is a primary contractor. but it hired mr. torres as a subcontract. and the u.s. department of labor said that they did not pay people for work that was done. and they were forced to pay $250,000 to 22 employees because of back pavement but there are other allegations that other employees were held against their will. your allegations are what? that this has not been resolved? >> it has not been resolved and addressed in the long term. the sun is out today. this particular job site has this a track record of not taking care of their workers and exploiting workers. and we want to have officials look at this and look at the force labor laws in the country. >> reporter: why the container? >> the workers were held in a container similar to this, driven to this job site and not paid and threatened if they were to speak out about to have their families harmed in their home countries. >> reporter: that was

u.s. department of labor says was happening in downtown san jose. immigrant workers from mexico allegedly locked in shipping containers after spending the day to build luxury condos. damian trujillo has a look at the allegations. >> reporter: they're called the silvery towers. there's two towers in between that large crane behind me. but unions are calling them the slav we and the details of the alleged crimes are horrific. the cranes were motionless today. the developer shut down the project when he heard this was going to happen. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, slave labor's got to go. >> reporter: union members angry at the news that at least

u.s. chamber of commerce hosts its annual labor day press briefing to talk about economic and workplace issues facing u.s. businesses. in the afternoon, a ceremony at the arizona state capitol in phoenix, where the body of senator john mccain will lie in state over the next two days. on c-span2, assistant defense secretary randall scriber previous talks between the u.s. and india at 10:00 a.m. on thursday. on c-span3, the white house historical association hosts the presidential sites summit in washington, d.c. at 9:00 a.m. senate majority leader chuck schumer said on twitter over the weekend that he plans to introduce a resolution to rename the russell senate office building. the idea has gained the support of outgoing senator jeff flake, and house minority leader nancy pelosi. senator schumer outlined his proposal on the senate floor earlier today. majority leader mcconnell responded at a press conference this afternoon. here is a look. this week. i also propose that we recognize senator mccain's legacy by renaming the russell senate office building in his honor. for three decades, senator m

u.s. chamber of commerce hosts its annual labor day press briefing to talk about economic and workplace issues facing u.s. businesses. in the afternoon, a ceremony at the arizona state capitol in phoenix where the body of senator john mccain will lie in state over the next two days. on c-span 2, assistant defense secretary randall scriber looks at talks between the u.s. and india starting at 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3, the white house historical association hosts the presidential sites summit in washington, d.c. at 9:00 coming up in about an hour, author and historian richard north -- richard norton smith

lot of them have commented on this in the past, saying immigration is key to expanding the labor force of the u.s., and expanding labor force is one of the parts of the equation for a faster potential growth rate. so they would not really comments on the trump administration policies per se, but they endorsed the idea immigration is a good thing. scarlet: put their feet to the fire then. thank you so much. now we want to bring in breaking news. elon musk is said to have had morgan stanley to help take tesla private, that and goldman sachs said to be advising him on the transaction which would mean by hiring both of them, he has tied up the top two merger advisors in the u.s. this year. we will continue to monitor for further headlines. again, bloomberg reported according to a person familiar with the matter. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm caroline hyde. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. more tariffs, just as china and u.s. resume trade talks. the taxes are being levied on more than -- of products. we have sarah mcgregor with us. the tariffs hitting just as the chinese and

u.s. open. >>> labor day weekend approaches, and look for a sunnier and warmer >>> the city of los angelesdent obama. last night the city council voted to rename rodeo road to obama boulevard. the street runs for about four drive with all the fancy 10eo shopping in beverly hills. mr. obama held a campaign rally on rodeo road in 2007, it's part of president's row, a series of streets named after presidents such as washington, adams and jefferson. >> we're watching this closely here in the bay area. but scientists in southern california say a prototype earthquake early warning system did its job last night. the system gave them a 30-second heads up before the magnitude 4.4 quake centered in la verne 30 miles east of los angeles hit. no damage or injuries were reported. the goal of the early warning system is to push those alerts to your phone so you have a little time to prepare. >> well, there are severe weather conditions across many parts of the country right now, flooding, tornadoes and oppressive heat as well. abc news reporter zachary kiesch has more. >> reporter: they call them the do

u.s. dealt with shell shock. this labor day weekend american history tv on cspan3 has three days of feature programming. starting saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern with lectures in history. as colorado state university pueblo professor matt harris discusses the anti slavery movement before the civil war. sunday at 10:00 a.m. on oral history, our women in congress feature continues with barbara finelli. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency a look at the relationship between george washington and alexander hamilton and the accuracy of hamilton the musical. the white house historical association's presidential site summit. watch american history tv this labor day weekend on cspan3. >> white house correspondents join presidential spokesperson in a discussion between the relationship of both sides. this is from the white house historical association summit this week with representatives of presidential historic sites across the

u.s. prison labor system is based upon the thirteenth amendment which justifies slavery as punishment for a crime the system claims a lot of labor is voluntary but if prisoners refuse to work they are inherently punished by being trapped in the confines of their cells or solitary now and on that no we also got a video comment from someone who's working directly on this issue this is as audacious a legal and advocacy director for projects south which is focused on this issue in this is what she told the stream. in a glance at the salute to the archbishop we call every wish to participate in this one for the program by using threats of violence facing them in solitary confinement and they don't participate actually placing them in solitary or depriving them of life necessities so what are the scientists and i mean i think this side you actually have sensed in the morning to bangladesh but he was detained at this with his hands in the center and i. said that because you have interesting he's a man and judges mention these here wages between one we all used to get in the sixty's came in and s

national trial lawyers magazine looks at which companies are benefiting from what some call slave labor in u.s. prisons and we pump start the broadcast today with breaking news on the bilateral trade deal between the united states and mexico from the oval office of the white house u.s. president donald trump announce a proposed new united states mexico trade agreement with mexican president cheney and the n.h.l. mr trump has the mexican president on speakerphone to deal with these to be approved by the u.s. congress mr trump said we are getting rid of nafta because it was a bad deal for the united states president net nato said he hoped that now the canadians could join the price i try party deal while the two leaders seemed at odds of the inclusion of canada what was called a framework agreement between mexico and the us is seen as a for middle seat for we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start bu

questions on how serious a problem it is and i think it encapsulates the bigger labor market story we have seen in the u.sseveral years which is low unemployment but wage growth not picking up. we are still seeing big strong job gains and the trucker labor market sort of perfectly encapsulates that. vonnie: i like it. now send it across to caroline. is -- e: it reporter: it is me today, christine. i was working from home on my couch and what got me off my couch was not the u.s. jobs report, it was news out of china in terms of comments on trade as well as the move to make shorting the yuan more expensive. the importance of applying currency has increased this year. the correlation with cyclical assets, talking about stocks in argentina, turkey, all of those assets are sensitive to the global trade situation because they extended their declines as china has. china's yuan has extended its decline against the u.s. dollar. story followed, it is very important, crucial what happens to assets for the rest of the world, not just the u.s. it is on gtv , this chart. vonnie: i guess we both pick a winner, me an

u.s.-mexico agreement earlier this week, the labor movement in the u.s. seems to like it.o richard trunk, the -- >> this ishe what he had to say. this has everything to do with economics and workers, jobs, and our livelihood. we want an agreement that no matter who is in the white house, we can enforce it to protect workers and have fair trade on both sides of the border. that is what we are striving for. to like the fact that we will get higher wages from the mexican side which is going to discourage u.s. companies from shifting their production. do you expect that to be the case? antonio: that is hard to say. if you look at the rules of origin, they have increased original regional content, that would mean from 62.5% to 75%. to 45% of that content has to come from jobs paying $60 or more. what is not clear -- paying $16 or more third what is not clear, a can be u.s. jobs are canadian jobs. mexicanikely to have a job paying $16 or greater. it is unclear as to the complexity of it. whether this is another layer of regulation, and how you are going to affect compliance. mr.

u.s. chamber of commerce held its annual labor day press discuss workplace issues. this is about 25 minutes. >> good morning. thank you for being here. i will turn it over to j.d. and glenn who will give remarks and and we will open it up to questions. state your name and your outlet and that would be great. >> good morning. i am the senior vice president the chamber. at i will talk about the state of the economy and its effects on the labor market and indirection with the labor market and turn who likes to do the hard work talking about the regulatory side. this past weekend, the chairman of the federal reserve board referred to the strong performance of the u.s. economy. fairly dull terminology, but that is quite pronounced, saying quite a bit about the fed's signaling going forward based on their view of the economy as it stands today. his comments are understandable. we went through the great recession, followed by the great meandering. has accelerated markedly. we grew at 4.2% in the second quarter, the first half of the year, over 3%. there was expectation in

our legal drama with friends looks at which companies are benefiting from what some call slave labor in u.s. prisons and as we go to break another good day in the markets in the wake of the record setting nasdaq and s. and p. five hundred highs on friday global industrial names like boeing and caterpillar made the move north of two points each today as a some of the financials here are the numbers at the closing bell back in a flash. as well as got a lot of oil but there are a refinery and this is packed oil down there trying to levers are well positioned through the machinations of a trip to a currency you know my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries you know sell a higher end product and put that money back into the economy in this way may take ten or fifteen years but you're not going to be now taken over by some cia operative. because as you know provision out of my pocket i would return those. you know that ok we have a. oh. you're so your height oh alaska's buskers. resources you know. any. better but the best honest i don't mean just any of the. choices you know what i

barrows our legal journalist friend looks at which companies are benefiting from what's on all slave labor in u.s. prisons as we go to break another good day in the markets in the wake of the record setting that is the back and s. and p. five hundred highs on friday global industrial names like boeing and caterpillar made the move north of two points each today as a some of the financials here are the numbers at the closing bell back in a flash. and i'm going other than i have done other. than that though that. out of the mouth of the money there's a letter telling me. this was a good time to. try to move. them to get my money. why not act and then again why exxon and their own people we believe there's nobody here. but i can say they're not the muppet so john even they are of the moment on account of mother having little nikki's there's a lot of them on the white community will be left without the people who don't want to put out the other team i would argue with i don't know the mother brother. and welcome back turning to north korea a recent report from a washington think tank is highlighting

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ects still say this is the strongest labor market the u.s. has seen in decades.row's monthly jobs report is expected a show rise of 190,000 non-farm payrolls and for the tunemployment rat come in at 3.9%. >>> the gaming business in las vegas remains in focus. fsterday it was because what caesar's entertainment said about its outlook for the strip. today it was mgm's turn. the company warned of waning demand at the lasas v casinos, tighter margins and admits both earnings and reven estimates for the current quarter. the stock traded lowermost of the day. it rose a bit going into the closing bell. >> so is las vegas experiencing a bump i road or is there something else going? >> joining us tonight, dan peltier is a reporte for the travel website skifft. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank for havinge, bill. >> vegas has changed its spot so many times over the dec the gaming mecca, a family destination for conventioneers and outright tourists. what's moving the needle for vegas aight now how healthy are things? >> what i've noticed in recent months is that conve

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u.s. department of labor, about 6.4% of american jobs, in total, are depend president on canadian trade and at least that was as late as we have numbers for in 2013. that's nearly 9 million americans. south carolina, new york, georgia, and north dakota are among the states with the highest number of jobs dependent on trade and investment with our northern neighbor. we're continuing to keep our eye on trade talks in washington and bring you the latest as it happens. i want to take you to arizona where we have live, a live look at the arizona state capital where the public is now being allowed to pay its final respects to senator john mccain. there is his casket in the center of the screen. we'll be right back. hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom, the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming po