none of the current uaw, uaw, gm or chrysler, big three autoworkers ever had that opportunity to vote to see if they wanted to be represented by a union. let me make it a little more personal. this week on monday, i bumped into a fellow worker that i actually worked with a few years ago. his name is henry. henry came up and told me that he was retiring on wednesday, yesterday. yesterday was his last day. i congratulated him, shook his hand and asked him how many years he had in. he said he was celebrating his 50th year with ford motor company. as he walked away knowing that i was doing this panel, i thought to myself, he has been here 50 years. even henry never had the opportunity to vote to see if he wanted to be in the union or not. in fact, it happened a whole generation before he started, 25 years before he started. so you may ask the question, was that really a big deal? does that really affect workers? does that really make a difference for union workers on the job each and every day? my answer is a resounding yes. regular recertification elections would benefit, strongly benefi

. >> > tdoors open at uaw in parm 6:00 p.m. to focus upon the economy. joe biden spent the morning campaigning for hillary clinton and worn speaking at a uaw hall, hitting donald trump hard the campaign hopes to capitalize on joe biden's risin favorability rating as hers are sinking to record low fee is typically more off-the-cuff tha she is, listen to what he had t say this morning.. >> neighborhood.w as in towns, scranton, toledo, pittsburgh an this guy, he does not understan that the words that you understand what it's like to live in ad 30,000 square-foot penthouse, 80 floors up in new york city. >> hillary clinton to the increment in, we wouldne bring throughout the newscast on fox 8. >> fresh off of unveiling his immigration plan donald trump comes todayol use the chance to tell about his meeting with mexico's president. >> o g we agreed on the need to stop the illegal flow of guns drugs cash and people across the border and you take out the cartels. >> he spoke at the american legion convention in cincinnati the same place whereta hillary clinton

it was generations ago that it actually happened to an indictment of the current uaw-ford, uaw gm for chrysler, the big three ever had the opportunity to vote to see if they wanted to be represented by a union. let me make it a little more personal. this week on monday i bumped into a fellow worker that actually worked with a few years ago. his name is henry. henry came up and told me that he was retiring on wednesday, yesterday, was his last day. i congratulate him, shook his hand and asked him how many years he had in and he said he was celebrating his 50th year with ford motor company. and as he walked away, knowing that i was doing this panel, i thought to myself, he's been here 50 years and even henry never had the opportunity to vote to see if he wanted to be in th a union or not. in fact, it happened a whole generation before he started, 25 years before he started. so you ask the question why isn't really a big deal. does that really affect workers? does that really make a difference for union workers on the job each and every day? and my answer is a resounding yes. regular rec

you to speak it was supposed to start 90 minutes ago, still no sign of vice president biden at then uaw hall. he made a stop at rudy's streudel which may explain some of the delay as the crowdwd awaits his rival, say he was campaigning for hillary clinton add a uaw union hall in warren, he had donald trump hardhe he spoke upbringing in pennsylvania contrast that with donald trump and said democratsat support union jobs many people are fans of vice president biden excited to hear what he has to sayee, the crowd is awaiting his arrival. we will have his speech that happens at fox 8.com. >> brush-up unveiling his immigration plan last night donald came to ohio today to use the opportunity to tell veterans about his meeting with mexico's president. >> > popop we agreed in the meeting of the need to stop the illegal flow of guns, drugs cash, and people across the border and to take out the cartels.ss he spoke at the american legion conventionon yesterday trump has been painting clinton as a candidate who does not care about the veterans told the audience he is the only as commander-in-chief

he will be speaking at the uaw hal 6:00 p.m. and expect to focus o the economy, he said his warnin campaigning for hillary we spoke at a uaw hall, hitting donald trump hard, the campaign hopes to campaign on the rising rating, he is more off-the-cuff then the democratic nominee wha he said about donald trump and trumpsp catchphrase that you're fired. come from a household where closed down, and all of a sudde they stare at the ceiling wondering how they're going to make it. clinton's expected to be in cleveland campaigning monday,le doors open aroun 4:00 o'clock we will bring your coverage of the vice president visitwe fox 8 news matt wright 8 news. will that the sunny skies stick around this is a look from the roof-cam some of us in the low 70s then we start to warm up towards the end of the weekend. looking at the rest of sunset at 759. dewpoint is in the 50s, very comfortable. the wind between five and 15 ou of the north. these are sparking some lake-effect showers thanks to the cooler ai air. it is just north of sandusky. hi

reporting live in parma uaw hall. tom, thanks a lot. >>> republican presidential hopeful donald trump also stumped in ohio today making a stop in wilmington where he again talked about his immigration policy he laid out last night including building a southern border wall says mexico will pay for. >> done worry we are going to build that wall. that wall will go up. it's going to go up. >> mexico's president said again today he told trump flat out mexico will not pay for that wall. trump continues to say that issue was not discussed. trump also outlined a new screening test for immigration out those that don't share american values and don't love our people,. >> and we are going to bring back your jobs, which we have to have back and we want them back soon. we are going to negotiate fair trade deals that put american workers back to work that but the america first. >> trump's next campaign stop is in florida tomorrow. >>> two people are saved after overdosing what akron police are now packing, narcan. jasmine monroe re

the event in parma at the uaw hall begins at 5:45 this evening. we have the information on wkyc.com. >>> in accra mother is fighting for her life after police say a boyfriend shot her last night with her three kids present. this happened about 6 pm according to neighbors who are arguing and and five or six shots. become the 26-year-old mother flying on the porch and took the kids. a two-month-old two-year-old and four-year-old. police took the boyfriend into custody expected to have charges filed later today. threatening injuries. >>> a man was rushed to the hospital after being shot twice east one for 5th street -- one for five street. -- 145th 145th st. no word on his condition. >>> one of the details of the new contract for cleveland teachers involves less testing for students. e after reaching a tentative agreement monday. they didn't says they will not release any other details saying it wants to give the information out to the teachers first. both will happen later this month. >>> on the roadways this morning there are no major reports of ac

. >> reporter: we're waiting for joe biden to arrive although the uaw hall on chevrolet boulevard which is probably about as relax ago police as the vice president will find out there. speaking to auto workers about the choice between hillary clinton and donald trump while the role the obama administration played in helping them to keep their jobs they have through the auto bailout. that being said workers will see the impact of trade bills like nafta impact their workforce and they're more receptive to the message of a republican like donald trump. he is trailing by 3.8% although he lost the state in the ashtabula along the eastern border, down along the ohio river to cincinnati. that is a traditionally democratic area. joe biden was campaigning in youngstown. he dismissed that in a sense because it was an anomaly of the republican primary. ebels come november the union workers that he is going to be talking to here will find their way home to the democratic party. reporting live at the uaw hall, john kosich, newschannel5. >> and donald trump ma days after he stopped in cleveland last

the uaw already endorsed clinton because she backed the bailout. and she now converted to be against the trans-pacific partnership and other lopsided trade deals. she is for equal pay for women and stronger family leave policies among other reasons. again, we expect biden tonigh will try to convince autoworkers that donald trump the union sympathies here tonight. monday, hillary clinton and tim kaine will try to shore up support among cleveland's black community appearing at the 11th district congressional labor day picnic and parade over at the park. today donald trump very busy making two stops. one at the american legion in cincinnati, one in wilmington, a community still reeling from the loss of a dhr shipping nt trump pledged to redo lopsided trade deals that cost jobs. >> i think we're going to win ohio big league, folks, big league. we're going to bring back your jobs which we have to have back and we want 'em back soon. we're going to negotiate fair trade deals that put american workers back to work, that put america firs[ applause and chee

the uaw. >> that's right. >> you all contributed the most.ou gave the most at the office, as sthey say to resurrect this industry. you took a hit to get it back on its feet when management had screwed up the whole process. you're not designing the cars! management designed them! my dad was in the automobile industry. he said, give me product, i can sell it if you give me product. guess what, guys? the bottom line is these same guys, they haven't changed. it's not about the automobile industry. it's about the american worker still. they don't know you. they didn't know you then, they don't know you now. they didn't know where i come from. folks, we all come from the same neighborhood, the folks in here, whether it's youngstown, scranton, toledo, pittsburgh. and this other guy he simply -- he's not a bad guy -- he doesn't understand this anymore than you understand what it's like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse 80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what it's like to sit at my dad's kitc

everybody forgets this, the uaw. you call contributed the most.gave the most at the office as they say to resurrect this industry. you took a hit to get it back on its feet when management had screwed up the whole process. you're not designing the cars, management designed them. my dad was in the automobile industry, he said "just give me product. i can sell it if you give me product." well, guess what guys? the bottom line is these same guys, they haven't chamt changed. they don't know you. they didn't know you then, they don't know you now. they didn't know where i came from. folks, we all came from the same neighborhood, whether it's youngstown, scranton, toledo, pittsburgh. and the other guy, he's simply -- he's not a bad guy. he just doesn't understand it. he doesn't understand it anymore than you understand what it's like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse 80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what it's like, with my mom saying "we need to put new tires on the car" and my dad saying "ho

there is no uaw left in delaware anymore. but it represents 10%.ou stood up and took a chance on a kid. you took a chance on somebody who said, i promise you. i got it. my grandpop you to say you are labor, from your belt buckle to the shoe soul. for simple reasons. i am a student of history. i was raised in a family. i was straightforward and honest. the fact of the matter is, american labor, not figuratively but literally, kids are not being taught this, literally built the middle class. in america, there would be no middle class, not hyperbole, without labor. barack and i would not be elected president without you. i hope you know, i've tried to repay your trust. when barack and i were sworn in, the auto industry was not on its heels. the auto industry was on his back. there were serious discussions amongst serious people of letting the industry collapse. not just right-wing guys. the chamber of commerce guys. but remember what they were saying about you all. they were saying american workers were not productive. you all were lazy. i mean, try t

vice president jo biden still coming from the warren area, you can see a crow of supporters at they uaw hall, waiting for him expected to appeal to blue-collar workers h was campaigning for hillary clinton at a union hall in working-class voters that donal trump-c did well in the primary and hitting donald trump hard h spoke about his blue-collar upbringing in pennsylvania and contrast that with donald trump he said that democrats will bes stop thenion jobs hillary clinton campaign was to capitalize on joe biden's favorability rating and this is what said about his catch phras you're fireded. some people were fired and the plant closed it down and then suddenly they stare at the ceiling wondering how in god' name my going to make it. they found delays for a top party ambosp calls with no paramedics available to sendc 30 minutes to get an ambulance to a topmi party call another top party was wedgie five and another 21 minutes given you a look as not before at problems with amulets response. only heard of specific cases after he had a seizure. >> we called him once and they response time

. >>> will be right here in northeast ohio today specifically in parma at the uaw hall. he will be campaigning for hillary clinton. talking about various things including her vision on job growth as well as the economy. donald trump will be here in ohio at well -- as well fresh off his visit from mexico and arizona. he will make stops in cincinnati and wilmington. the event at the uaw hall begins the information is on our website. >>> we are in the month of september and flipping the calendar page. a new start and it's a fresh feel as you wake up. we are partly cloudy skies at the moment. will see sunshine this morning and transition to more of a mix of clouds and sun this afternoon with perhaps some lake effect rain showers. it won't be a big deal but ta today. 72 and noon and we top out about 74 it's a much cooler and drier five today. most of you are around 60. look at the dew points they are down in the 50s. once it moves into 60 degree plus range is when we talk about it feeling humid. that is not happening this overnight and we're looking quite lovely as we start t

this season proving to be at the uaw campaigning for hillary clinton. all summer long we have seen once a week visits from the presidential candidates or they are big-name supporters. hillary clinton in cincinnati yesterday and donald trump will be there today. joe biden returned to northeast ohio on the heels of his visit earlier this summer when he picked up cavaliers gear. now -- just how important ohio is to winning.. >> you can come in our neighborhood into this, dumping because we are not putting up with it. >>> is a problem upsetting a lot of people. people just don' of the road or in vacant lots we are the city now says there are 5000 illegal dumping sites and they are doing something about it. they will use 2 dozen new surveillance cameras to catch people. they have already made several arrest. >>> changes are coming to the tesla autopilot system because the death of a canton man. josh brown collided with a semi truck back in may. he was tesla. they believe the cameras and radars did not spot the truck. >>> a player caught by the browns wants t

. >> reporter: the push for ohio continues today with the vice presidential visit here at the uaw. how important is ohio? the sparks the 6th straight week since the rnc that the presidential candidates or a heavy hitting supporter has campaigned here in the buckeye state. this time it is joe biden making a stop here he'll come here to stop for hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine. kill so returns to ohio after stopping cleveland -- he also returns to ohio after a stop in cleveland. this goes to show how very important win this battleground -- winning this battleground state will be. we're still close and that means the silly battleground so that means the candidates will still keep coming because there is a lot of unpredictable and ohio. >> reporter: environment is supposed to be here at 5:45. donald trump also expected to be in cincinnati today campaigning just one day after hillary clinton was there as well. by the way hillary clinton will be in cleveland on labor day. the ohio whirlwind continues. >> if you're not registered to vote, you make it a postcard in the mail

. >> vice president joe biden rallying a working class crowd at the uaw hall in hillary clinton understands. >> reminding listeners the auto bailout despite critics. >> the arguments were that the reason we are losing on the automobile front is the american worker is greedy. we can compete against the japanese. they said we would never make more than 6 million cars a year. we made 17 million last year. the world. >> diamond willicon, a city devastated by losing a freight company donald trump pledged. >> we will bring back your jobs that we have to have back and we want them back soon. we will negotiate fair trade deals that put american workers back to work that put america first. >> and vowing to keep out illegal immigrants that take jobs here. >> we will build that wall. it the election. >> i think we will win ohio big league. >> the race in ohio closer than other states. >> this ain't over, man. this is not over. >> so coming up on a weekend to honor working men and women, the fight for working class votes getting more intense. in parma. todd bearis. >>> the browns in the preseason run w

the uaw. you contributed the most. you gave the most at the office, as they say, to resurrect this industry. you took a hit to get it back on screwed when management up the whole process. you are not designing the cars. management is designing them. my dad is in the automobile industry. he said give me product. i can sell it if you give me product. what, guys? the bottom line is these same , they haven't changed. not about the auto industry. it's about the american worker still. they don't know you. they didn't know you then, they don't know you now. , we all come from the same neighborhood. guy -- he is not a bad guy. he doesn't understand this thanre what you -- anymore you understand what it is like to live in a 30,000 square-foot penthouse 80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what it's like. to sit at my dad's kitchen table and hear my mom say honey, we , andnew tires on the car him say honey, you have to get 10,000 more miles. we just don't have it right now. he do

but at the same time -- and that is an agreement we have with the uaw.t we'll be doing is we'll be replacing those products with two very exciting new products so not one job will be lost. and most of our investment is here in the u.s. and that is the way it is going to continue to be. >> so mr. trump is wrong, is that correct, mark? >> that is correct. >> so mark fields there with poppy harlow. finishing up. you can see he says donald trump is wrong. ford is not moving jobs to mexico. he says not a single job will go. so if i can bring you in. donald trump was factually wrong. he just was. those jobs aren't going to mexico. that is breaking news. but at the same time we're talking about michigan, which all of a sudden is a state which is a lot closer. margin of error race in michigan. it would be susceptible to the types of arguments donald trump has been making about manufacturing jobs leaving the country. which over time they have. >> yes. and in part because of trump is what the democrats have had to put out. there is a terrific ad. it might be hilla

to the united arab emirates as well as pakistan and that she's expected to be coming back from the uaw in the coming week. of course u.s. officials are likely going to have an awful lot of questions for her. here in afghanistan what we've been trying to look into some of the time that ahmad rahami spent in this part of the world. a taliban spokesman denying any links whatsoever to this man and to the attempted bombings. the bombings that took place in new york and new jersey on saturday, that is of note because the taliban has been fighting the u.s. military on the ground here in afghanistan for some 15 years. however there are other militant jihadi groups is that are operating between afghanistan and pakistan in some of the areas where a hanney is believe to have visited. it is possible he had links with those groups. those are things u.s. investigators are going to be looking into. that they're probably asking the afghanistan and pakistani government questions about. brooke? >> how about that? you reached out the the taliban and the taliban says "we don't know who this person is." iv

. >>> they will be in parma to campaign and the vice president will be speaking at the uaw and speaking at around 5:45. >> romona: he outlined a plan on immigration. now, what the billionaire could do if he wins the white house. >> reporter: ramona, the highly anticipated speech raised questions on how clear his policy actually is. but if trump wins the election he says the federal government will have the right to choose united states. >> to all of the donors and the politicians and the special interests, hear these words from me and all of you today. there is only one core issue in the immigration debate and that issue is the well being of the american people. >> chris: the remarks came after talks with mexico's president. the republican nominee said the meeting was productive and special. he doubled down in phoenix on his call to have mexico pay for a wall along the u.s. and mexico border. >> ? can't keep my hands to myself ? >> romona: a consumer watchdog is urging the federal trade commission to crackdown on deceptive social media ads. says many social media stars fail to disclose

the uaw. you all contributed the most. you gave the most at the office. as they say. to resurrect this industry. you took a hit to get it back on its feet when management had screwed up the whole process. you are not designing the cars. management designs them. my dad was in the auto industry give me -- just product. i can sell it if you give me product. -- the bottoms line is these same guys they have not changed. about the auto industry, it is about the american worker still. they do not know you. know you then, they don't know you now. they didn't know where i came from. folks, we all come from the same neighborhood. the folks in here. whether it is scranton, toledo, pittsburgh -- and this other guy, he is simply not a bad guy but he doesn't understand this anymore than you understand what it is like to live in a 30,000 square foot and house 80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what it to sit at my dad's kitchen table and hear my mom say -- honey, we need new tires on the car. and hear him say -- honey, you have to

. >> he spoke kathy uaw hall in parma last night focusing on th economy, after a stopn in watering earlier, he says the democratic party will support union workers. later, stacey frey talk to joe biden in an exclusive interviewew coming up shortly. donald trump visited ohio campaigning outside of cincinnati, he promiseded dignity and compassion, a night after a speech on immigration, told supporterson he will carry ohio no republican has ever won ac residential action without winning ohio.ac >> police are investigating the crash on the west side involvin a police cruiser from strongsville, around 9:00 p.m. yesterday on west 41st street and aea rental van were involve unclear what led to the acciden or why the cruiser was in cleveland no controversy over a proposed natural gas pipeline parts of northeast ohio. we use my name along with other people's names. >> > won several who believe that someone sent a fake letter in her nameme to federal regulators, and encouraging them to support the proposed nexus natural gas pipeline, between 55-mile project would run from eastern ohioeemi into canad

vice president joe biden will be in northeast ohio this evening, to rally with uaw workers for hillary clinton.llary clin she criticized trump's mexicot sheticized tr he's sending mixed messages. and it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of a few hours then flying homes tl again.ying hom that is not how it works. the democratic presidential candidate made the comments at the american legion nationaldatm convention yesterday inade terin cincinnati. lion ention yterdayi clinton will be in cleveland onn monday, for the 11th congressional district communitt caucus labor day parade. an akron man is in custody aftec police say he shot hisustody aft girlfriend in front of her three children.n.children. it happened just before 8 last night on inman street in akron.. police say the man kicked th d th door open and began firing shots inside the residence. the woman suffered life threatening injuries. still waiting on an update on her condition this morning. police caught the suspect after a short car chase. charges are expected this aught the susua short a minerva man is behi

he is talking to union workers at the uaw in parma, urging clinton this fall. john this is a group that democrats don't usually need to worry about. >> reporter: in years past the democratic vice president speaking at a union hall would fall under that category of the preacher and the choir. this year, as we've learned, anything goes. it is one of the safest stops in politics for democrats in ohio seeking support. a rally with union workers. but in the year that is 2016 nothing is that was reliably democrat and now subpoena to grabs -- and now is up for grabs. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> reporter: it is where trump told me he sees opportunity. >> the miners are going to be out of business, the steel workers are going to be out of business, our manufacturing is going to continue to leave. i'm going to bring it all back. remember the auto industry bailout which came in the early days of obama's first term. as a result, the 2012 campaign was a victory lap. >> we have 15,000 new auto worker jobs again back. >> r

african-american workers from -- african-american workers from the south moving to the north and competing with uawen you widen the road, you have to do another study. those sorts of things that make building a highway more x and said then they need to are all government mistakes, all part of democratic party agenda. neither -- never change any of those. there is a lot you can do if you're not committed to organize labor from the past. david: the last question, the likelihood we will see tax reform from either of the individuals. you have been calling for reforms for a long time now. treasury is upset with the fact that congress has not done anything about in version. -- if past is president, there is not reason to be optimistic about things. let's all the reason. trump who says tax matters. he is a reagan republican. if you add trump, you passed tax reform immediately. the challenge is the administration does not understand economics to the point they do not get the reason american companies get inserted or bought, we have a 35% rate in the european average is 25. until you fix that and bring our

. >> biden is scheduled to be this is after he pays a visit to uaw in youngstown earlier today. >>> the ohio democratic party is fighting back for early voting. cleveland.com is asking the us supreme court to reinstate golden week for the november election. this is part of an appeal challenging the states attempt to challenge the early voting period. right now the supreme court will have to decide whether or not to take . now to a new study suggesting ohio's law governing abuse of drugs. this law went into effect in november. researchers found women who took the drug after this law went into effect needed more treatment to complete there abortion. they also experience more side effects and had to take more trips to the doctor. legal loophole when it comes to sentences for some drug dealers . even though heroin and fentanyl death are the real problem to our area right now, cocaine traffickers can face stiffer sentences in our state. years ago, heroin is much less potent so the penalties were smaller, but today, heroin is far more dangerous and a loophole in the law is keeping prosecutors

the uaw. you all contributed the most. you contributed the most.ou contributed the most at the office to resurrect this industry. you took a hit to get it back on its feet when management screwed up the whole process. you are not designing the cars. management designed them. my dad is in the automobile industry, and he says, give me product. i can sell it if you give me product. guess what, guys? the bottom line is, these same guys, they haven't changed. it is not about the auto industry, it is about the american worker. they don't know you. didn't know you then, they don't know you now. they didn't know where i come from. we all come from the same neighborhood. whether it is young town, scranton, toledo, it's berg -- pittsburgh. this other guy, he is not a bad guy. he doesn't understand, he doesn't understand anymore than you understand what it's like to live in a 30,000 square foot penthouse, 80 floors up in new york. you don't understand that. i don't. he doesn't have any idea what at my dad's sit kitchen table and hear my mother say, honey, we

i know we have some uaw members here.ort him then and even prouder now that the auto industry had its best year ever. think how differently things could have turned out. i know this is hard to imagine, if it had been donald trump in the oval office. last year, he said it didn't matter whether or not we save the auto industry. either way would have been acceptable. he said we could have just just let it go, never mind the 850,000 people in ohio and millions more across the country, whose jobs and paychecks were tied to the auto industry. what else could we expect from someone who's most famous words are, "you're fired." this is the difference this election really poses. people like tim and me, who want to create good jobs with rising wages and benefits for anyone willing to work hard, that is the basic bargain of america. and somebody who stiffed people to bankruptcy and laid off people. one of his bankruptcies put 1000 people out of work. every time you hear him talk about how he knows how to create jobs, just look at the

biden will speak at the uaw hall in parma. doors open at 3:45. >> brian: the they needed to do with the last-place twins, they took care of business and took the swip. corey kluber had a solid performance and got a little help from his friends. >> he clobbered that one deep left and gone to souvenir city. >> brian: the tribe scored eight times including that solo blass from carlos santana in the fourth. tribe wins 8-4. they have tonight off and open a detroit won yesterday, so the indians lead in the american league central 4 1/2, royals falling back a little bit. this is going to be very interesting down the stretch here. >> tia: parade. >> brian: she called the cavs parade, so don't laugh. don't laugh. >>> 6:11. indians are in first place and the browns play their last preseason game tonight at firstenergy stadium. best thing about a browns game a lot of times i weather may or may not be. tonight will be good. >> jon: hey, throw me under the bus. going to be great weather for the browns game. a taste of fall and breezy north

president obama made the right decision to save the auto industry. [ applause ] i know we've got some uawre. [ cheers and applause ] i was proud to support him then, i'm even prouder now that the auto industry just had its best year ever. think how differently things could have turned out. i know this is hard to imagine if it had been donald trump in the oval office. last year remember this -- remember this -- last year he said it didn't matter whether or not we saved the auto industry. either way would have been acceptable. he said we could have just let it go. never mind the 850,000 people in ohio and millions more across the country whose jobs and paychecks were tied to the auto industry. now what else could we expect from someone whose most famous words are "you're fired"? >> let me say it again. nine weeks till election day, three weeks to the first presidential debate. >>> coming up next, president obama weighs in on a colin kaepernick protest. see how he says the 49ers quarterback could have maybe made his point a bit better. plus, two of the stars of the tony award winning "color

at the same time, that's an agreement we have with the uaw.ose products with two very exciting new products. not one job will be lost. and most of our investment is here in the u.s. and that's the way it's going to continue to be. >> all of this is playing out with the backdrop of michigan becoming a battleground state in this election. a state that hasn't backed a republican candidate since 1988. the latest poll shows hillary clinton with a three-point lead in the state. that's within the margin of error and shows neither candidate is close to having a majority of voterses. i want to bring in christy, an anchor for pbs news in detroit and nolan an editor at the detroit news. trump's method on trade and comments on ford are tailor made for michigan voters. is it really resinating? nolan, you first. >> no, i don't think it will resinate. the people who live here have seen this industry come roaring back over the last few years. they are doing very well financially. ford employee rs, gm employees, chrysler employees, suppliers, they are making m

if it were fall so think about the fact that just last year in kentucky 1200 people died from open uaw's and heroin abuse overdose last year to times the number of people that can fit in this room so and imagine the fall of view were just suddenly gone? and each if you had a friend that were gone and? that is what happened last year in kentucky why this is so important and why is so painful to so many people as i travel a round to meet young people like you who were the next leaders you are my next generation of law enforcement and teachers and doctors fashion designers to write all of this and what you to do all of that. because you deserve the chance now you have heard this morning that this abuse or issue takes such a toll of lives so what we talk about this week is how do we stop that war prevent that from starting? obviously listing to the stories you will hear today also to make sure you have the knowledge and information not to go down that road in the first place to understand the connection very often heroin started as prescription drugs something totally eagle and every medicin

. >> biden will speak at another uaw hall near cleveland in just over an hour. >>> the "today" show's mat hat lawyer will moderate the nbc news with both hillary clinton and donald trump. the first joint candidate event ahead of the general election will air live next wednesday night at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> new developments now in the septa slowdown. the transit agency is warning regional rail riders that lines could get even more crowded after labor day. as students head back to school. septa has been dealing with shortages all summer because of a defect that sidelined a third of its fleet. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal has an update on the time line to get back up to speed. >> reporter: for the very first time since fourth of july weekend, passengers get on a silver liner 5 septa train. >> i wanted to make sure they got it right this time. don't rush a job, you know. >> reporter: with all aboard, it safely departs fox chase station, back on track, but at least 100 more just like it need to be repaired. >> the first cars are coming out onto the system, as fast, but as safely as

businesses, from the emerging people like rock and the domestic workers alliance and labor unions like the uaw working in partnership with the big three auto makers. so when they were at the existential crisis they came together. i see it across america and that's why i'm relentlessly optimistic. i've met the workers that tom has talked about. >> how do we lock it in? how do we scale it up? what's getting in our way? >> well i think -- inside voice, let's see. >> i knew we wouldn't have any problem. i mean first there is a number of levels there. i think our public policy has to keep up with the changing times. i speak to so many people whose rent or mortgage is less than their child care bill. i speak to so many women who are making remarkably unconscionable choices between the child that they love and the job that they need. i met a woman who is a bus driver in connecticut. i was with a woman -- a congresswoman named rosa delaura one day. rosa is wonderful person, a force of nature. she had just given birth to her daughter. two weeks after she gave birth to her daughter because there is no f

this is the corner of ohio, at a uaw hall, a sign that instructs people who drive americans cars to park in the better parking lot and anyone who doesn't drive them needs to park some place else. that's the kind of place this is. that's why you send gentlemen biden out here. this is the backbone for democrats, union democrats especially. for many, many years. and now it is potentially trump country. a lot of people lost their jobs that a lot of them are blaming the trade agreements for the fact that the economics here have changed quite a bit. and we had vintage joe biden on display here. joking around with the crowd. talking about his own blue collar upbringing in scranton, pennsylvania. but the reality is, he is here. hillary clinton's not. she's been off the trail fund-raising. we saw she has an enormous haul, $140 million for her campaign and for democrats over the course of the last month but she hasn't been out front defending herself on questions we've been grappling with. she has dawn couple of interviews and can couple of speeches and that's it. we asked joe biden about issues h

more financially in that particular segment but at the same time, that's an agreement we have with the uaw we'll be doing is we'll be replacing those products with two very exciting new products so not one job will be lest and most of our investment is here in the u.s. and that's the way it will continue to be. >> so mr. trump is wrong, is that correct, mark? >> that is correct. >> okay. here's the concern because when you are opening this $1.6 billion plant in mexico, bull creating new jobs in mexico. about 2,800 new jobs. the question is why are you creating them in mexico and not in the united states? >> well, first off, we create jobs in many of the places we do business. as i said earlier, we've created 28,000 jobs in the u.s. and we'll be retaining or creating another 8500 over the next three or four years, we're a global company and we produce in many different places and this is around growing our company globally of which, by the way, all the profit for those global operations come back to the u.s. where we then can decide where do we invest that going forward? a majority of that

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policy but that's adams a an interesting effect we can say the acts of our manages or allocation took uaw from the policy return they returned the reflex are in terms of volatile i wasn't going to go through those in detail we want to talk about attribution look at page thirty those are the fiscal year returns the universe of the putting their lives on the line public plan for 6 fiscal years and see san francisco's numbers are at the top of every one individually but if you draw a line from the left hand at the 7 and a half percent you see not only did you not make your 7 in each in the last of 3 years but virtually no one else did i'm saying that is good or bad this is a trying environments and all the criticism i came to you years ago is coming back because public plans are not aribnb their assumed rates that will raise a lot of questions in terms of the public so this just lays out for you what that challenge is. >> this is on public pensions. >> if he did this cooperate cooperates have slightly different they have liability matching stwraejz but the actual performance is not a heck of

people are constantly wanting to hear the comments if the commission if i had to summarize what i took uaw not the eastern neighborhoods cac letters didn't see it reads the rest of it that's my main takeaway one of the things we want to mention in a question commissioner vice president richards brought this up when we began talking about the hub so many changes in the eastern neighborhoods you know companies sponsoring their own transportation network maybe had a couple of shuttles not envision anything we're seeing today, airbnb and uber and shared housing and shared knew all those changes weren't envisioned at the time of the i'm sorry but that is only going to happen i'm looking at the eastern neighborhoods and wondering what will happen with the light rail will this be san francisco a place to live and go to fresno or the opposite so we think about self-driving cars there are companies right now that hadriver also cars and nam off 5 or 10 more that are not in the far too different future we have to think about the eastern neighborhoods plan as do we think that we're flexible enough to

donald trump, lower than the support for previous republican presidential candidates according to the uawe just want to bring you this developing story right now and that is shares of apple taking a nose-dive midsession. pull up the intraday, you see what i mean. the stock is now down by 2.25%. 11204 is the last rate here. this sputing pressu is putting major averages. we're learning that a data firm, research firm, is releasing data indicating that iphone 7 sales are weak overseas. this could be the reason behind this tumble here midday. paul meeks top tech investor, previously with saterna capital. great to have you on. >> good to be here. >> so much to talk about between twitter and what is going on with facebook. wasn i want to kick it off with apple. i'm not sure if you're an investor, but would you be concerned about these preliminary numbers being released by a research firm? >> i'm not really concerned about those. i was on your program about a week ago when the day of the iphone 7 launched and i'm just not impressed and so today's news isn't really new to me. the way i look at th

policy but that's adams a an interesting effect we can say the acts of our manages or allocation took uaw from the policy return they returned the reflex are in terms of volatile i wasn't going to go through those in detail we want to talk about attribution look at page thirty those are the fiscal year returns the universe of the putting their lives on the line public plan for 6 fiscal years and see san francisco's numbers are at the top of every one individually but if you draw a line from the left hand at the 7 and a half percent you see not only did you not make your 7 in each in the last of 3 years but virtually no one else did i'm saying that is good or bad this is a trying environments and all the criticism i came to you years ago is coming back because public plans are not aribnb their assumed rates that will raise a lot of questions in terms of the public so this just lays out for you what that challenge is. >> this is on public pensions. >> if he did this cooperate cooperates have slightly different they have liability matching stwraejz but the actual performance is not a heck of

united automobile woerks in detroit, rkers in detroit, michigan, and she served as chief of staff to uaw president, bob king. she was the first woman to hold the highest nonelected position with the union. please welcome wendy fields. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. i feel like you all should shake it out a little bit or something. come on. let me -- i would like to offer my thanks and to mr. nader and the senate for study of responsive law for inviting me to speak today. i'm really a substitute for karen hobart flynn. that's what i am. today, to speak amongst a group of very fantastic leaders in the progressive field. and that panel was great. didn't you think that was insightful? it was insightful. and actually, a great jumping off point for me. i'm here to talk about building movements, and i think we all know in this room that at the heart of it, building movements, is about power and dis rupgs. and it's funny, because i started my day this morning with a patriotic millioniors, and the right to protect the right to vote, and they are awesome. and now i'm here with you all. so i think

the guest to hire one more person in my mind are not i wouldn't feel good being held to think i gave uaw three hundred grand and sthrp in those categories. >> are you suggesting we eliminate that. >> i'm suggesting that the - the eligible fund uses signals to what people should come and ask for . >> put those on the list; right? it seems weird to me. >> they're not good obligations of the funds and rent there's not come to this side of this education with a rent request we'll talk about that next week that's a separate part of this i am not i guess i'd like to see those first four items struck number one because rent dealt with separately let's not have rent on this side don't come and ask for rents but the other things we'll talk about next week those next ones are about employee wages i don't think this fund is well, one written in a way that numerators it around a meaningful wage increase to anyone and so i feel like taking those off the list we're in good conscious make those choices. >> i agree when you have those on the list few people - >> say oh, well that's really not going to b