major cities from the east coast to the west coast all organized by the fight for fifteen advocacy union chicago community organizer call carla meyer in reference to mcdonald's told agents france press that we can no longer accept that one out of two workers experience workplace sexual violence under their watch and make no mistake hawk watchers this nationwide strike over workplace harassment is historic in the making it is is it's historic and despite despite the lack of gravity it's given in the mainstream media a professor of history at dartmouth anneliese or like told the cut that quote a multi-state strike on the same day at the same time yes this is a first this strike is a sign of a very different kind of labor movement led by women of color it's not just a handful of actresses in hollywood. so the real question is will the executives of the donald stand up and actually listen to the plight of their workers or will they choose to ignore the pleas of the underpaid harassed and exploited. ladies and gentlemen you won't find many happy in this meal until you start watching the hawks . the.

from the east coast to the west coast all organized by the fight for a fifteen advocacy union chicago community organizer called carla meyer in reference to mcdonald's told agents france press that we can no longer accept that one out of two workers experience workplace sexual violence under their watch. and make no mistake watchers this nationwide strike over workplace harassment is historic in the making. is historic despite despite the lack of gravity it's given in the mainstream media professor of history at dartmouth anneliese or like told the cut that quote a multi-state strike on the same day at the same time yes this is a first this strike is a sign of a very different kind of labor movement led by women of color it's not just a handful of actresses in hollywood. so now the real question is will the executives of mcdonald's stand up and actually listen to the plight of their workers or will they choose to ignore the pleas of the underpaid harassed and exploited. ladies and gentlemen you won't find many happy in this meal until you start watching the hawks. at the bottom. but y

forum is sponsored by nbc five chicago and telemundo chicago in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. here now are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. private jd pritzker, businessman and philanthropist. republican governor bruce rauner , a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian grayson cash jackson, who retired from the navy after 20 years, and republican state senator sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you all for coming. our forum is a roundtable conversation and not a formal debate. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee and i won't hop hesitate to call offsides, holding, or personal foul. while most of the questions will come for me, in the audience are my colleagues marianne ahearn and telemundo chicago reporter carlos layout. you can join the conversation on social media by using the #ilgo vforum. to begin, i would like to ask a specific question of each of you. , it has followed you through the primary and now the general election. let's

in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. >> good evening. i am carol. political editor of nbc five, chicago. we're broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour world explore tough issues. will hear from candidates from governor. our form is sponsored by nbc five chicago partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club here are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. democrat jb pritzker, private businessman and philanthropist. republican governor, bruce browner, a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian, a grayson cash jackson who retired from the navy after 20 years. republican senator, sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you for coming. our form is a roundtable conversation. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee i will not have hesitate to take control. nbc five chicago political reporter, marianne ahearn and reporter carlo. at home you can join the conversation on social media by using the #, il

the car brought by the tower to tower over so they had any or governor sponsored by an 85 chicago and the union league of chicago. now are the dates in the order they appear. mr. pritzker philanthropist and businessman. libertarian t4 retiring from the navy after 20 years. thank you all for coming. with that roundtable conversation they will not necessarily be asked the same questions i am the referee no filibuster. well most of the questions are from my colleagues even from telemundo reporter. joining the conversation on social media to begin i would like to ask a specific question to each of you mr. pritzker it has followed you through to the election use saved hundreds of thousands of dollars to have toilets disconnected so first of all who unhooks all the toilets? >>. >> thank you very much also think you to telemundo and nbc for 50000 people across the county of cook seek to have test every single year just like the governor did and so did i do love a little bit and had a reassessment on all properties that was a deduction but we no longer receive that. >> know we followed the rules so man

our forum is sponsored by n bchb krchc5 chicago and telemundo in partnership with the urban league and the union league of chicago. here are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. democrat j.b. pritzker, private businessman and philanthropist. republican governor bruce rauner, also a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian gracin kash jackson who retired from the navy after 20 years. and republican state senator sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you all, gentlemen, for coming. >> thank you. >> our forum is a round table conversation, it's not a formal debate. all candidates may not ask all questions. >> it's a no filibuster zone and i won't hesitate to call, pass interference, foul. and most of the questions from me sh me, audience or colleagues, political reporter mary anne ahern and telemundo reporter, carla. and you ask participate at home using the #ilgovforum. to begin i'd like to ask a question of each you. mr. pritzker, it's followed you through the general election and let's talk toilets. you've saved hundreds of thousands of dollars having toilets

walk out, and you are blacklisted, finished in chicago. >> why doesn't the union do something?tly for the cutters, the aristocrats. they are not interested in greenhorns. >> what am i doing in here taking over their work? i ought to be out there with them. >> what do we do? >> i don't know what you're going to do. i know what i'm going to do. out. i am walking out. ♪ >> do you hear? did you hear the latest? >> three dollars an hour. six more shops. >> 18,000. >> 35,000. >> you hear? $40,000. ♪ >> i heard rumor the union is looking to make a deal under the table and sell us down the river. [crowd noise] >> ♪ i am as mild-mannered a girl as i can be i have never done them harm that i can see banl on may they float on a and they throw me in the can they go wild, simply wild, over me ♪ >> men with empty stomachs, four months out on the freezing street, four months standing together, standing solid. >> i see charlie out there walking in the line. up comes a foreman who gives him a punch and yells, "go home, troublemaker." so charlie says, "i got my rights." rights, they gave him. a

chicago. >> why doesn't the union do something?is strictly for the cutters, the aristocrats. >> what am i doing out here taking over their work? i ought to be out there with them. >> what do we do? >> i don't know what you're going to do. i know what i'm going to do. out. i am walking out. ♪ >> do you hear? an hour.dollars >> 18,000. >> 35,000. >> 40,000. rumor the union is looking to make a deal under the table and sell us down the river . ♪ sung] eing they go wild simply wild over me. stomachs, fourty months out on the freezing street, four months standing together, standing solid. >> i see charlie out there walking in the line. up comes a foreman who gives him a punch and yells, go home troublemaker. charlie says, i got my rights. rights they gave him. a bullet in the head, they gave him. >> how do you do, sir? my name is jane adams. i'm a social worker. is a beenhow long since you saw with your own eyes the conditions under which these people work for you? i went to my factory and i looked in that it wasn't surprised they went

chicago. they were joined by kaz jackson and conservative candidate, sam mccann. topics included term limits, unionsmigration, gun violence and immigration. this is courtesy of nbc five, chicago. >> decision 2018, the race for

and black live matter is responsible for all the violence in chicago stay tuned to watch in the fall. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want a europe which sticks to its christian heritage so we're number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want a member states to all stay as member states we don't want to you know give up our nationality you don't want to give up our culture we don't blow you up for every season and so on and so forth about you know it's not about black lives but if you add up the people from black labs matter the a.c.l.u. . if you if you added up the number of guns owned between those populations you probably come up with like three flags or. i hear count people or telling people to kill people that's not the problem that there's a saying the opposite which is what's so strange about it by putting the blame of of the sort of rise of say chicago street violence on police reforms and that it's it's the fault of the a.c.l.u. it's the fault of blacks lives matter. to me it just it sounds like more and as a woman believe me i know this

just after his resignation on tuesday unions held a nationwide strike to protest over the country's economic crisis. u.s. authorities arrested a chinese citizen in chicago they've charged twenty seven year old g.'s shall couldn't with spying on behalf of beijing he's accused of trying to recruit u.s. engineers scientists and defense contractors to work for the chinese government. american comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault in april the judge described him as a predator. and chelsea football club owner roman abramovich has failed to gain swiss residency out the police classified him as a threat to public security the russian oligarch was ruled a threat to the fears of money laundering and his connection to criminal organizations he follow the application in twenty sixteen i've been to meet the ski resort of his official well those were the headlines the news continues here al-jazeera after killing the count stage events are watching. the greek island of rhodes. a world heritage site today it's one of the most popular tourist destinations your . rose

just after his resignation on tuesday unions held a nationwide strike to protest over the country's economic crisis. yourself the rest of the chinese citizen in chicago they've charged twenty seven year old she shall couldn't with spying on behalf of beijing he's accused of trying to recruit u.s. engineers and scientists and defense contractors to work for the chinese government on the american comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault in april the sentencing judge described him as a sexually violent predator more than fifty women have accused cosby of sexual abuse but most cases were too old to prosecute but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story station thanks for watching. sidestepping u.s. sanctions to european union goes ahead with a new payment system for business transactions with iran russia and china say bear arms that can companies and traders withstand the u.s. response this is inside story. and welcome to the program on this of the parana but it was signed in two thousand and fifteen the iran nucle

chicago curious associates. here is seb salek. sebastian: the european unionst investigation into volkswagen, daimler, suspected of colluding over the development of clean emissions technology for cars. there has been a big acquisition in the insurance industry. its consulting services pay the cash order is -- the british cave diver who cap voice andthe tylan sued elon musk for calling him a pedophile. he called it a pr stunt the had no chance of working. tom: thank you. greatly appreciate it. now on energy, with the idea of saudi arabia comfortable with an $80 price on brent, william kennedy joins us, looking at the pronouncements out of saudi arabia. where did that come from? who is comfortable in saudi arabia? overam: the background is an earlier part of the summer in may and june, donald trump made clear, that he wanted opec to lid on prices. our understanding was that was interpreted as keep being it somewhere around under $80 a barrel. but sanctions are having a much bigger impact than people expected on iranian oil exports. in, before sanctions kick it

chicago. major announcement coming from mayor rahm emanuel this afternoon as protesters took to the street over the weekend to demand his resignation. the head of the afl-cio says unions will vote for democrats. because they have been better for american workers than republicans. that despite those historic tax cuts and record low unemployment. famed reagan economist art laffer will sound off on that one. among our guests this hour, former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, new york congressman tom reed, and "wall street journal's" james freeman. >> we love them all. the dow closing in negative territory for the third trading day in a row. again it was much worse earlier. it was dragged down by shares of 3m, nike, disney. we know why nike cowas down. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i want to focus own a positive. amazon, a trillion dollars, didn't stay in that category but hit it today. >> it was exciting, amazon, and apple, new all-time highs. we'll get to amazon's trillion dollar mark in a moment. let's look at the major averages. as you noted another positive we had been down nearly 160 points, dave and melissa. look, we're down

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