and requested an approval of the union association representing the cal association and other associations independent community members including from the nearby sherman school. the design element of spur recks the unsuitability as is making could site 2 1/2 years ago now, it's still unsuitable that were it can't be transferred to another site. this commission approved those to deny the application. i ask you what further evidence does this commission need to finalize the application for this suit >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello commissioners. i'm deborah. we would like to be done about 17 union street. we request that you deny the application for the cellular site the know are building is not appropriate. at the last minute at&t is requesting an indefinite continuance. if the path is a continuance we don't understand. the mraks was gracious in let me eliciting them have a continuance for the last meeting. it's now appropriate to deny their application. we all need to a move open to our jobs and other prongs we've worked diligently here's my file on trying to work with them.

perhaps from the fact that the protests started with a different goal which was over the european union association but are using that opportunity now to express their own maybe different discontents demand how do you look at that this is an awkward go ahead re i would agree with tanya on many points i think that we should not question the legitimacy of the ukrainian state just you know different regions of ukraine have very different historic destiny as western ukraine had never been a part of the russian empire it was a part of the australian garion empire then it be became a part of florida but there are certain things which are constant and i think whatever the suffering or west ukrainian sandor the polish occupation and then under the star stalinist rule when mr bunn there are whom i show again in his man started to cooperate with the german artists back in one thousand thirty nine first against paul and then against the soviet union they made a pact with the devil and the problem is that they're all near people in europe i mean. they are if you want political success are the only people in eu

fdic, credit union association, fhfa, justice, me.ou're going to see more deals. >> what is taking so long? 5 years, 6 years. >> the president created our task force in january 2012, we are moving along. >> thank you very much, new york attorney general eric schneiderman. filling us in on the details of the latest investigations. will be back with of the jobs report coming up. what is your number? ♪ >> you are watching the jobs day edition of "in the loop." life on bloomberg television and streaming on bloomberg.com. i am michael mckee with stephanie ruhle and adam johnson. >> moments away from the december jobs report, this is big. taking a look at futures, up. typically ahead of a big number, you see markets flat, today, optimists. s&p futures up 8.5 points, dow futures up 65, nasdaq futures up on must 1/3 of a percent. of a percent,/3 there is a chance we could go below 7%. imagine 6.8%. >> normally you don't do this much movement ahead of a jobs report. you must think it is going to be good. sense iss to make robert wolf, former c

fiat will pay $1.7 billion in cash to the voluntary employees benefit union association that owns the stake. chrysler will put up $1.9 billion in a dividend and paid the remaining $700 million in 4 installments. it is a great way for marchionne to bring these two companies more fully together. you can see these brands. fiat, alfa romeo, lancia, maserati, chrysler, dodge, jeep. he will be able to build cars. you are looking at one of the first attempts, that is the dodge viper with a lot of ferrari in the interior. he will start using jeeps to suv's, hemaserati will save money and get his hands on chrysler's cash. >> what does this change for competitors in the auto sector? >> he is going to invest more than $12 billion in an italian plant. the time when european carmakers are struggling, the worst time for car sales on the continent in the last two decades. he will be investing and trying to make some headway there. bee in the u.s., he will bringing over cars that are going to challenge the big luxury sports cars you may have thought about buying for less money. the alfa romeo 4c. $45

and don't wish to associate with the union don't wish to support the union even though the union has brought them a wage increase and they represent them if they have a grievance so the notion is that it's a form of forced association now over forty years ago the supreme court said that's a form of force association which is justified by the way the system of collective bargaining works if you have one representative it works better when you have one representative it works better when that representative has a duty to represent everybody and that's not going to work if you allow people to essentially be free riders so there is an argument about free association and forced association but it is one that the supreme court has spoken to some four decades ago. and the case. as you mentioned it's about the state of illinois would this have been the cations on you means nationwide the more narrow but very significant implication is that the organization of this type of work or at least home care workers is probably one of the biggest org

and the international air transport association union says this is just a small sample and wants new rules that would absolve them of having to police the skies. >>> a new state law is leaving a bad taste in the mouths of restaurant owners. food workers will be required to wear gloves in kitchen. some dispute whether it will improve food safety. >> i think it's a little extreme. >> reporter: the days of someone preparing your food without gloves on are about to be a thing of the past in california. the governor signed a new law that went into effect january 1 january 1st, that says restaurant employees will no longer be allowed to touch ready to eat food with their bear hands. jordan bernstein represents several chefs and says the new law won't be enforced for six months, but there are several concerns. >> no sushi chef is sitting there with gloves making your spicy tuna roll. >> some restaurants are using gloves for prepping meet and squeezing juices but not for everything. >> this particular legislation is ill informed. >> reporter: alex is a restaurant owner and a said gloves coul

union. the associated press described it this way. obama's agenda more bite sized than bold. one person who could certainly agree with that is charles krauthammer. >> in 2008, obama said regan was a president who was historically consequential in a way clinton was not. what he meant is regan changed the course of american history and clinton played small ball. when obama came into office, if you look at his first state of the union, extremely expanse frb, extremely ambitious. he sounds like a president who realizes he's not going to get it done. now he's playing small ball. he's being a clinton, not a regan. >> and brit hume htells us how e really feels. >> he's talking about his presidency. after four years of recovery -- this is his recovery. this is the recovery he promised. he's saying after four years it's worse. i have never heard a president do that in my life, get umin the middle of the presidency and announce all of the things have gotten worse since he got in office. he didn't put it that way, but you think about it, that's what he was saying. >> last night, during

the largest poiments union, the airlines pilot association welcomed the regulations explaining they were long overdue, adding they fall short. unfortunately the regulations have a critical shortfall, they exclude cargo airmine pilots. it's clear that they experience flight in the same ways, whether airlines or cargo. cargo pilots filed a lawsuit against the faa for excluding them. alpa official told al jazeera they are pushing for the faa regulations to be implemented internationally. with the new rules and planned retirement, which may be delayed, some airlines say they are ready hiring pilots to deal with the regulations. one of the things the fa recognises is all passenger operations will have the same fatigue rules when it comes to pilots. in a sense, the old rules look at the operation as determining what fatigue they'll have. it's based on human performance. >> the faa implemented changes after a 2009 airline crash near buffalo killed 50. pilot fatigue contributed to the crash. the push is to combat fatigue. monitoring that is up to the pilots. an app has been created to track how

and in association with the european union. >> if we were to go down to the square together and talk to the people occupying it for weeks and months, would they see the president's now agreement to open a session of parliament as progress, as a kind of victory? we seem to be having audio problems with kiev. tara, i know you're not there, but you're in regular contact with people who are, and is there a sense that yanukovych is at least meeting them at least part way? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think anybody, especially after the deaths of what the ukrainians are saying at least seven people actually. after those deaths, i don't think anybody really, very few people in the ukraine, and i'm sure that it's the same in the u.s. and western experts, trust a word that president yanukovych says, and therefore, we're all going to be very sceptical that he's going to be willing to form some kind of compromise. the demands of the protesters are a culmination of years of frustration since yanukovych came to power in 2010. and the reason why there's so much anger on the streets, and far gr

tonight, on monday, jesse watters tried to interview the head of the michigan teacher's union, called the education associationan cook because he is trying to get, as we mentioned, $10,000 for a convicted child rapist. neil erickson was a teacher, molested a 12-year-old boy for three years, has been sentenced up to 30 years in prison. nevertheless, cook does not seem very concerned. >> you you had a teacher who repeatedly raped one of his own students and you are trying to get him $10,000. please explain that? >> i don't have any comment. >> you know you are hurting the student and his family even more. don't you care? >> no comment. >> and he doesn't care. joining us now from lansing michigan, bill schuette, the attorney general of that state. so you did the right thing. your office, and the local district attorney. prosecuted this man, got a very stiff sentence, up to 30 years. okay. then the union steps in and wants to get him 10 grand severance pay or something like that. are you guys going to do anything, mr. attorney general? >> you bet. and bill, it's great to be with you. this is an outrageous case. le

the authorities first began this in november, when they ended negotiations for the european union association agreement. that was already in the process of five years negotiations and they abruptly ended it without any explanation. >> i want to break in and can is a burning question at this time, and that is as we watch these images, see this violence escalate, how close is ukraine to being on the brink of a civil war? >> well, civil war is probably the wrong word, because that would mean that one part of ukraine is against the other. what we are talking about is pouptlation at large really being at war with the authorities and the regime declaring war on its own population. i wouldn't be surprised if events move in the direction of even targeted terrorist attacks down the road. there are many weapons available for people in awe crib. they love hunting there, and so yes, we are in that potential direction. it depends on whether the president today because of the ultimatum agrees to some of the demands of the opposition, as we just heard on the news program. >> we heard yesterday secretary of

ukrainians from the sentiments they set out to express when the rich humiliated the european union by rejecting the association because talking about agreement. from. the us and interfering is there are obviously there was a genuine upset about the agreement but the grassroots elements of this protest is it justified the comments of all for tarion and corrupt do you think the protesters do have a right and a justification for what's happening. right to go out and protest of course yes they do they have a right to said police but on fire calling themselves people the people of the nation ready to be part of europe and saying they are europe and they have to follow the european model of behavior i'm sorry but i would have to say you know right talk about the way the authorities have. been very critical how do you see the way the police were dealing with the rights before the demonstrations i should say before they kicked off the police were told to not use any force whatsoever they were they had rocks thrown at them they had well they had knowledge of cocktails thrown at them until today there was no retaliation

student athletes can't oregon because playing sports is voluntary. >> in a statement the association said this union backed attempt to turn student athletes into employees undermines the pump of college and education. >> there has been success on many college campuses organizing students who are teaching assistants because they get paid for their work. but organizing student athletes could be more challenging. >> labor professor says the challenge will be convincing the nlrb that the players are in fact workers. >> so i think that for student athletes silt transforming that perception on campus for athletes as well as the campus community. what they are doing is in fact labor. >> even if the nlrb says the wildcats can't organize an appeal is likely. so it could be a few years before the players win representation. by that time, the team members filing the petition will have already left the playing field. for al jazeera, chicago. >> only college football and men's basketball players will be allowed to join the union. the organization says those two sports make the best case that they are employees o

union. >> they would be joining the international association and aerospace workers, if they vote to join n. we are talking about 30 workers voting and being affected at a 1500 person distribution center out of a company that has at least 88,000 employees. that was the latest number at the end of 2012. >> employee dissatisfaction in amazon may be news to us, but not so overseas. unionize workers have gone on strike several times last year. they are demanding higher pay and other benefits. german workers even say demonstrations outside of amazon'seattle headquarters in december, american trade union reps even joined them in solidarity. >> what amazon is doing is taking the american race to the roadshow to the consonants, to germany, and they are trying it out on german brothers and sisters. we are here to say we support german brothers and sisters. they came all the way to germany to come to these corporate headquarters and say, they will not put up with it. >> amazon should treat workers fair and with respect in every country. >> right. >> i am here to support our american brothers and sis

essentially private sector i first say the i think we have a constitutional right to association so that's what to me a union is people are associating that's fine they can do that but in a in a public union the problem is it's a very different situation they end up negotiating with the very people that they have donated to and so forth that doesn't happen for example to g.m. and the auto workers know that there actually is truly at arm's. petered out as heroes office the congressman's office are not union members who are negotiating with their member of congress you're talking you know negotiating with a bureaucratic government agency that's not you're not going to negotiate with lawmakers no i understand that but the but the union on behalf of them is the union in behalf of them and i see council and county board of supervisors or state legislatures often actually negotiating with the very people they funded put into office and so they get these sweetheart deals and that's why you see so many jurisdictions struggling right now financially because they've agreed to things that just aren't sustainable so to

continuing the conversation, now with sergeant john wells president of the omaha police officers association union which reposted the video and cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor sonny hostin. sonny, you say it was wrong for them to post this video. why? >> it was. i mean, i think that it certainly may have been well intentioned. but the identity of the child, anderson, wasn't protected. i think it was exploitive of the child. and i think it also perpetrated stereotypes. when i looked at this video as a former federal prosecutor, someone who has tried child abuse cases, i clearly saw a case of child abuse, verbal abuse, the child is not even dressed appropriately. the child is being badgered by adults. yet in posting the video, i looked at the web site and i quote they said we don't see anything in this video that is blatantly illegal. that is really shocking to me. and i think what was so profound for me, anderson, you know my background. my mother got pregnant when she was 17. i grew up in the south bronx. i was surrounded by violence. i was surrounded by drugs. i was surrounded by alcohol.

university football players are forming the first-ever student athletes labor union the college athletes players associationhicago with the national labor relations board to start a union movement in college sports. >>> consumer confidence climbed in january to 80.7, up from december's 77.5. january's number beat expectations. it was the strongest reading in five months. the conference board found consumers feeling more upbeat about the labor market and the economy. >>> single-family home prices rose in november according to the latest case-shiller report. the 20-city index was up 13.7% year-over-year, matching the estimate. the biggest annual rise in almost a eight years. that is the very latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. lori: google teaming up with vision care insurance company vf 3 global to offer prescription lens options for google glass in an effort to broaden the wearable tech audience. jo ling kent has more. >> hey, lori. the largest vision health insurance provide remember trying to take google glass mainstream opening the door to new collaborations between the

a postal workers union threatening protests and boycotts against staples stores. according to associated press report the union disapproves of postal service retail in the stores. the postal centers are staffed by staples employees not workers. the union says that replaces good paying union jobs with low paying none union workers. the postmaster general says the program is about driving up demand for the agency's products. >>> all right. it was a star-studded night at the screen actor's guild. "american hustle" had a great night. a week after golden globes it won the big one, outstanding cast. matthew mcconaughey dallas buyers club and cate blanchett for "blue jasmine." >>> governor christie faces new allegations. what would hurt his popularity among his constituents? across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-da

supreme court ruling of the now famous citizens united case which ruled that corporations associations and labor unions all have the same look like spinach or rights as people on taiwan strait will be wholly a protest tomorrow is a kind park. archie this on future economic reasons the leaders on this story. if entertaining occupy watching movement returns to its birthplace in the big apple's cutting hard word and action against corporate money in politics and other scheduled around the fourth anniversary of the supreme court's citizens united ruling of twenty ten that helmet corporations and unions are allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigning and elections in the last of that wall street has essentially doubled as an assault on the power of the people democracy. of course is known for its tough stance against money and politics and the forwards and in corporate power in modern day america. i mean to put an end to corporations being able to influence politics with our money and the concept of wall street's leading in the same bed with politicians as well as pushing to stop th

association. this is the union basically that represents all the players. players like alex rod krieg ez. one section reez, we recognize a final and binding decision has been reached. well, i think there's no argument from anyone that a decision has been reached, but from the rodriguez camp, it is by no means final and they will continue to fight. >> so i wonder, jason, would we ever get an explanation from the arbitration panel that would explain how they see a difference between the 211-game suspension versus the 162-game suspension when we're talking, you know, about a whole year you wouldn't play bp with 211, just bailey over a whole year you wouldn't play? what would be 9 explanation, the difference? >> i think what we might end up seeing here eventually is some sort of explanation in terms of how fred horowitz, the arbitrate. baseball's chief negotiator who oversaw this entire arbitration process. i think what we will end up seeing is some sort of explanation as to why he ended up shaving the 211-game suspension down to 162. there are a lot of different variables here. perhaps he sa

supreme court ruling of the now famous citizens united case which ruled that corporations associations and labor unions all have the same political expenditure rights as people argue why wall street will be holding a protest tomorrow and zuccotti park artie's anastasio brings us the latest on the story. this saturday the occupy wall street movement returns to its birthplace in the big apple zuccotti park for a day of action against corporate money and politics events are scheduled around the fourth anniversary of the supreme court's citizens united ruling of twenty ten that held that corporations and unions are allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigning and elections in the u.s. wall street has essentially dubbed this an assault on the power of the people and a slap in the face of democracy of course is known for its tough stance against money and politics and the over expanded corporate power in modern day america their demands remain to put an end to corporations being able to influence politics with their money and end the concept of wall street sleeping in the same bed wit

national labor relations board and are being backed by the united steelworkers union and the national college players association which is student athletes really be considered employees of their respective schools and share in the wealth joining me now for more on this is michael woods writer with e.s.p.n. michael welcome. thanks for having me tom thanks for joining us. you've got student athletes who are creating millions of dollars for their universities there are also typically grad students who are doing research projects you know developing new vaccines and things who are making millions of dollars for the universities as well you know most of the really high level r. and d. in this country is done at the at the university level. a lot of those grad students are actually union members already wired why not the student athletes. that's a great question and this is something that is going to be playing out in the courts for the next few years because essentially these are employees the only reason they're not considered employees is none of these billions of dollars trickles down to them that is going to be

the day here at places like october square rallies have been held in the past against association with the european union r.t. donetsk ukraine the rioting that's been engulfed in care of has seen many western politicians voice their support with the u.s. also imposing sanctions against ukraine's politicians ukrainian affairs analyst the bush says that's exactly what the protesters have been aiming for. they're trying to force the issue this is this is your typical extortion tactic the whole point is to force the government to react the whole point is to force another police forces to confront the protesters and then scream bloody murder oh my god they're killing us they're oppressing us please help look what's happening help us foreign intervention and so on and so forth it is a very basic tactic from the rebellion playbook being implemented throughout the world in georgia and elsewhere in the ukraine in two thousand and four of all things so i think the protesters are trying to make a point that verda ones to decide what gets done and who initiates the violence as evidenced by mr klitschko statement tha

amazon employees voting on whether to accept an union. 30 mechanics and technicians in delaware will decide if they should join the international association of machinests and arroarrowaerospace works. if it does it will be the first to join union at amazon. >>> strong demand in the u.s. and china and the company will be spending $1 billion to shore up business in europe and other markets. >>> the auto industry's come back means more money for detroit and elsewhere. canadian have been a major factor in the city's economic boom and bust. ali velshi explains just how. >> reporter: americans and canadiansing arely cross the international border to visit each other and to shop. >> commerce between the two is generous on both sides. we come here and we go there. >> reporter: canadian visits through detroit where the weaker dollar. >> they come here and shop. >> but that will change. the canadian doctor ha--dollar s weakened, and american retailers could lose their competitive edge. >> the increases that have happened are somewhat endangered by a weaker canadian dollar because it's not going to go as far when you come to the u.s. to shop. it may

we don't know wi more on this president and ceo of the national association of federal credit unions. you have been quite outspoken about your views. food you think is to blame it? >> it comes down to the retailer is not protecting the network. a the hacker's guide into the point-of-sale terminal through the network. with strict guidelines of protects the consumer data retailers don't havethat. gerri: national retailer federation said it is not as we need the banks to do more. what could you do? chip and pin? >> that is one area people are moving to budget chip and pin is not the panac. no matter the outcome at the terminal the breach occurred at the network level at the point-of-sale system. of they have to have laws on the books that has to protect consumer information gerri: six national retailers have been hit. not just the target and neiman-marcus is seems you will get a real outcry saying this has to be fixed. so far they have them lackadaisical but what are you prepared to do if it gets ugly? >> i was on the phone this afternoon with the congressman that his phone is ringing of

o'reilly in the watters world segment tonight a few weeks ago we reported that the michigan association the unionild rapist. 39-year-old neil erickson was convicted of criminal sexual conduct with a minor, sentenced up to 30 years in prison. erickson was the 12-year-old's boy's teacher and molested the child for three years. incredibly the teacher's union is trying to get this monster a severance payment. we talked with the boy's parents who were shocked at the union's actions. they say that the situation is even inflicting more pain on their son and themselves we asked the head of the michigan union to stop. he refused. we sent jesse watters out to michigan to confront him. >> you had a teacher who repeatedly raped unone of his own students and get him money you can explain that. >> i don't have any comment. >> you know, you are hurting the student and his family even more. don't you care? >> no comment. >> you have no comment whatsoever you have a teacher that raped a student and you want him paid you? know that's wrong? >> you guys have got to go. >> sir, answer the questions, please. you have

. >> jacob is the leader of the association of mine workers and construction unions at the anglican mine. they are on strike to demand what the mine owners promised them two years ago. >> this is all about ways that the workers are looking for, and the management from 2012, when they are on strike, if you go back to work, they will fix each and everything that we demand. so strike now is all about a decent wage that the workers are looking for. >> analysts say a strike will have economical and political consequences. >> a trike at this time of year has the additional disaster that it makes the political situation more uncertainly. >> we see the government losing control between government and the trade unions. as a result, these will be disastrous for south africa. they'll add anxiety about exports of gold and platinum, but anxiety about the political situation as well. we could easily see a sharp depreciation of the ranked associated at this time. >> still to come on the program - south sudan's president tells al jazeera that u.n. staff are supporting rebels plotting to overthrow him. s

credit union national association, national association of realtors, american bankers association, manufactured housing institute, and the american land title association. >> thank you, madame chair. thank you, gentlemen. your testimony today and for your responses to a lot of good questions. i want to say thank you for what you intend to provide for constituents and for americans across the country. i just find it unfortunate that in today's economy that we're seeing americans being squeezed harder and harder from every different direction, whether it's trying to get a home loan to buy either a new home or upgrade into another home or whether it's health care, whether it's their job seeing stagnant wages, this economy is not working for the american people. and listening to the testimony from you all today, obviously we hear that your customers and consumers across the country are in for another surprise. i would like to drill down into dti a little bit if you could give us some of your thoughts. i found it interesting that cfpb of course sets the threshold for debt income at 43% but the feder

today or yesterday, he said policymakers need to carefully consider the stability risks associated with monetary unionland referendum is set for september 18. the world's biggest distillery, first quarterd profit growth that missed expectations due to a slowdown in emerging markets. joining us now, bloomberg consumer reporter clemente and. i do so much for joining us. it is all about emerging markets. -- in americamuch it delivered really good sales growth. people are buying more expensive things. western europe was improving. andlook at emerging markets it is just harder out there for consumer goods companies. >> it isthat they are off-center in a cost-cutting program. >> no surprise at all. this is something a lot of people are doing. it is a mess on every single region really. it is a mixture of problems in china with the government cracking down on extravagance, a mixture of fluctuating currencies in latin america and also tough conditions in places like nigeria. >> tough conditions everywhere for a lot of companies. thank you so much, clementine fletcher. for more on this story, we are joined by

union. northwestern university football players overwhemingly support the creation of college athletes players association. they are seeking academic and financial protection. the ncaa tells espn-- "this union-backed attempt to turn student- athletes into employees undermines the purpose of college: an education." the start up company that ties athletes future earnings to stock-- is back in the game. fantex is moving forward with is still to come: are expectations too high for facebook's earnings report. plus... the man behind the figures of corporate america's ... and we are not talking money. and, a segment of the population that's struggling to save. that's next with bill moller after this in the know message! for a number of reasons hispanic americans are less inclined to set up a retirement plan. a study found they have less access to information and have less understanding of the financial system - and they're less inclined to feel investing for retirement is important. let's dig deeper into this. anna escobedo cabral was the u.s treasurer in george w. bush's administration. is this due to language,