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back in june of 1962, this was owned by the united auto workers and union members would come up. in the summers and weekends with the families. this park at one time was the site for the students of a democratic society. sds came here to write what has become known as the port huron statement. the students for a democratic society were a group formed in ann arbor michigan paper, tom hayden, and a few others. they wanted to bring about a more democratic society. they figure they needed a manifesto to bring that about. so they came here to write their manifesto. sds was a student group. they wanted to build a more democratic society. they looked at the problems the united states and said these come about because of a lack of democracy. so in order to fix them, we need more. and so they came together here working from an original draft by tom hayden and they broken up into pieces, gave it to about -- groups of 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 people. they worked on each of the sections for four or five days. tom hayden wrote a draft of what became the port huron statement. he brought it here, divided

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state, and hillary clinton will be back in cleveland on labor day, and joe biden is visiting two united auto workers in ohio. tomorrow and the one in parma. >>> more on the information of bail. a woman called 911 from outside of his home, saying she needed help. he said brown pointed a gun in her face, and that sparked the hours long standoff and search of his house, but brown insists he is innocent and will be in touter deputy 20s. >>> a severe tomorrow headed to florida right now, and tropical depression 9 will gain enough strength to become a named storm later today, and the buccaneers are not taking any preseason game against the redskins to tonight to avoid all the rain there. somara, over to you. >> reporter: talking about the rain here and the home. right now, it's green on our screen, and we started with the cloud coverage, and there seems to be a lot of activity developing over lake erie, impacting the lake shore counts, and that's menter. and ashtabula. the bigger picture showing what we are in for. the cold front will push through, and it will take with it the showers and thunders

abandon that and say we don't want to have free trade, let's go back to the days when we had the united auto workers dealing with general motors and the big two or three and that's how cars shall be made and americans will be better off well, it may be detroit will be better off but i think america is worse off. i think america is better off with doors open and america is big and wealthy enough to be able to make good detroit. and should. i mean, i'm not taking sides but there will be those who benefit less or those who don't benefit and i think that that your political system should look after them. ms. schwab: thank you. well said. yes, sir? >> good afternoon. my name is proser sterling from oracle corporation. mr. prime minister,. prime minister lee: corporation? at singapore has established itself as a business -- regional business hub, a regional services hub, a regional research hub and a regional data hub, data has become increasingly important for all businesses and the way businesses function. particularly the way businesses function across the pacific. and what that has to do with

. >> reporter: well the blackjack and poker and other casino game staff here are members of the united auto workers union, which began organizing casino workers when things started shrinking, not gone on strike here, but still lose their jobs, too, as the uaw deals with another shrinking industry among it members, casino jobs in atlantic city since 2014 feeling a lot like the auto maker factory jobs up in detroit in the 70s and 80s, so sunrise for atlantic city this morning, sunset soon for thousands more casino jobs in the other direction here, on the boardwalk. alex, mike? >> ♪ sunrise sunset ♪ >> all right, steve, monsignor william lynn due back in court. >> it is two days after he was just release from the prison when child endangerment conviction was overturnedment jennifer joyce standing by in center sit which more details, hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, we do know the district attorney is pushing for a new trial for monday seen john lynn. lynn's attorney says the trial wouldn't be until sometime in 2017. monsignor william lynn was released from prison two days ago on t

jacqui maxwell is a crane operator and a member of the united auto workers. interrupted donald trump's speech at the detroit economic club on monday. matt taibbi is an award-winning journalist with rolling stone magazine. he's been closely following the trump campaign. one of his recent pieces is headlined "a republican worker'' party." taibbi is the author of several bestselling books, most recently "the divide: american injustice in the age of the wealth gap." let's go to jacqui maxwell first in detroit. how did you get in, and what we you shouting? jacqui: good morning. i received a ticket from a friend of a friend. my question that i asked of trump in this speech when i interrupted his speech was, how did he feel it was winning for michigan automotive workers to cut our pay and threatened to move our jobs elsewhere in the country, where people would work for less pay, and we would be begging for our jobs back? amy: how does his proposals suggest that that would happen, jacqui? jacqui: almost a year ago to the date actually, to this week, he made those sta

. >> we're just north of port huron, it is a state park and back in june of 1962, this was the united autoorkers and union workers would come up here and spend time with their family. this part at one time was the site of the founding convention for the students for a democratic society. write what hasto become known as the port huron statement. formed in ann and they wanted to bring about a more democratic society. they figured they needed a manifesto to bring that about. write theirre to manifesto. this was a student group and they wanted to build a more democratic society. they looked at the problems of the united states and said these come about because of a lack of democracy. to fix them, we need more. working fromether an original draft by tom hayden and broken up into pieces and gave them two groups of five or 10 people and they each worked on their sections for four were five days. whatayden wrote a draft of he came the port huron statement. groupivided up and each worked on a particular section. they came together and vote on the final piece and it went forward. they looked around

. >> she believed the unit was on auto pay. something went wrong and the unit was auctioned off. >> reporter: today a thank you to the couple to bought her storage unit and saw her plea for help on the evening news. >> i wanted to tell you g thank you so much. this is more than i ever could have hoped for. >> reporter: and then the moment danica has been waiting for. >> i'm feeling very emotional right now. i thought this was lost forever and i didn't have any hope. i didn't do this on my own. everybody helped me. you guys, the story and everybody on social media shared contacted and she kept the photos. >> reporter: precious memories. >> this is the photo my grandparents took with my mother. >> reporter: nearly lost forever. >> this is just amazing. i'm glad i have them now. it re-affirmed my faith in humanity. >> reporter: a picture-perfect day danica is sure to remember forever. and believe it or not, those good samaritans were shy, they did not want us to show their photos in her house. they won't be going back into storage.

abandon that and say we don't want to have free trade, let's go back to the days when we had the united auto workers dealing with general motors and the big two or three and that's how cars shall be made and americans will be better off, well, it may be detroit will be better off but i think america is worse off. i think america is better off with doors open and america is big and wealthy enough to be able to make good detroit. and should. i mean, i'm not taking sides but there will be those who benefit less or those who don't benefit and i think that that your political system should look after them. ms. schwab: thank you. well said. yes, sir? >> good afternoon. my name is proser sterling from oracle corporation. thank you for honoring us by your visit today. singapore has an established itself as a regional services hub, a regional research and a hub.nal data data has become increasingly important for all of businesses in the way businesses function. specifically the way businesses function across the pacific and what that has to do with transpacific valued change. as data has this importa

those workers part of the united auto workers organization that has endorsed the clinton campaign.conversation even within that group if donald trump is the right man to bring those jobs back. >> really fascinating stuff. all right, msnbc's jacob soboroff, thank you so much for that reporting. and jacob will be in iowa again tomorrow, and wants to pay you a visit. so if you live in a swing state, invite him over using the hash tag up for grabs. >>> coming up, what the tropical weather headed for florida could mean for you and the state's battle to keep the zika virus from spreading. we're live in miami beach. that's next. it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored within seconds. priority number one is keeping those lights on. it takes ingenuity to defeat the monsters that live in the dark. sorry ma'am. no burning here. ugh. heartburn. try new alka-seltze

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don't want to have free ,rade, let's close the doors let's go back to the days when we had the united autokers dealing with general motors and the big two or three and that's how cars shall be made and americans will be better off, well, it may be detroit will be better off, but i think america is worse off. i think america is better off with doors open and america is big and wealthy enough to be able to make good detroit. and should. i mean, i'm not taking sides but there will be those who benefit less or those who don't benefit and i think that your political system should look after them. ms. schwab: thank you. well said. yes, sir? afternoon, i am from oracle corporation. thank youminister, for honoring us by your visit. as singapore has established itself as a regional business ab, a regional services hub, regional research of andy regional data hub, -- research hub,nd a regional data singapore has become increasingly important for how businesses function across the pacific and how that has to do with transpacific value chains. as data has this importance, it is important to know what

back in june of 1962, this was owned by the united auto workers union members would come up here andpend the summers with her family. this park, at one time, was the site of the founding convention for the students for a democrat society. sds. they came in here to write what has become known as the port huron statement. the students for a democratic society were a group formed in ann arbor, michigan by al haber, tom hayden, and a few others. those are the famous names. they wanted to bring about a more democratic society. they figured that they needed a manifesto to bring that about. so they came here to write their , manifesto. sds was a student group. again, they wanted to build a more democratic society. they looked at the problems of the united states and said these come about because of a lack of democracy. them, we needx more. and so, they came together here, working from an original draft by tom hayden. they broke it up into pieces, gave it to about -- groups of 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 people and they worked on their sections. tom hayden wrote a draft of what became the port huron s

walter rutha was head of the united auto workers, who pioneered like the automatic cost of living increase. he was fighting to make the operations and corporations much more transparent. he was the most political aggressive labor leader in history. by taking on sbun like walter rutha, businessmen flocked to barry goldwater as their savior. these were the guys, these businessmen were the people who ended up organizing the group that under barry goldwater's nose without him being involved at all put together a conscience of conservative and first put him forward as a presidential candidate. >> can i disagree with what he said? >> sure. >> my experience with barry and interviewing him, he wasn't -- i'm convinced he wasn't against unions. i mean, the small libertarian thing. he said many times in our shows, to join a union or not join a union, it's their personal voice. he was most vociferous about corruption in the unions and he really didn't like the -- what do you call it? the closed shop, where you had to join a union in order to have a job. >> doesn't like weak unions. >> well, -- >> i'll

that was the head of the united auto workers who basically pioneered things like the automatic cost ofiving increase. he was fighting to make the operations of corporations much more transparent. he was the most politically aggressive labor leader in history, and one of the most successful. and by taking on someone like walter ruther, businessmen all over the country flocked to barry goldwater's banner as their savior. these were the guys that ended up organizing the group, that again, under barry goldwater's nose, without him being involved at all, put together conscience of conservative and first put him forward as a candidate. >> let's get a quick call. >> can i halfway disagree with what he just said? >> you can all the way disagree with what i said. >> you see, my experience with barry in interviewing him and whatever is, he wasn't -- i'm convinced he wasn't against unions. i mean, he said -- bring back that small "l" libertarian thing. he said many times in our shows, i imagine being able to join a union, not join a union, it's their personal choice. he was most vociferous about

. >> this is truly one of the darkest day in the 60 year history of the united states auto club.e lost one of our greatest champions, but we have lost a tree ambassador for all of motor sports. >> clausen was on pace to compete in 200 races this year. he had 27 victories in 116 starts, and led three laps at indy 500 back in may. >>> and we have new information, in last week's deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. a source close to the investigation says that the the pilot, skip nichols, did not see power lines ahead of him. authorities believed that he was trying to defend through a break in the cloud when the balloon caught fire and crash. all 16 people on board were killed. >>> the parents of the muslim boy arrested at school last year over his homemade clock has filed a lawsuit alleging that the incident violated his civil rights. an attorney representing 14 year-old ahmed mohammad and his family held a news conference about the lawsuit today in dallas. the teen was arrested at his texas high school last september and charged with having a hoax bomb. the charge was later drop

unit on decatur near sahara. danica winberg "something went wrong...went to "voice in my head...pass along to my kids." it took less than two months from the failed auto- payment to the unit being auctioned off for about two- hundred dollars. danica understands some of the jewelry might have already been resold but she wa photo albums back. danica winberg "so well organized ... documented." 14 photos albums were in the storage unit, all very carefully put together spanning 70 years of her family's history. danica winberg "you ganna see names like...bonita stafford." other items in the unit were clothing and a very special necklace with two hands in the shape of a heart holding a sapphire stone. danica and her family are appealing to anyone who might have information about the buyer. their photos have no value to a stranger but are priceless to her family. danica winberg "yesterday i thought...a glimmer of hope." peter dawson fox5 news local las vegas. danica is asking for anyone who knows the person who purchased her storage unit... to contact her as soon as possible. the mother of the man - who tried grabbing a gun from an officer at a donald trump r

the latest tech company setting sights on the auto industry talking to fiat about buying its auto parts unitothers joust for pole position in this emerging segment. >> change is coming to the car industry. big change. global auto makers are all gearing up for a future of connected, driverless, electric, and shared vehicles. tech giants are also speeding up to meet that future. google redesigning the car from the wheels up, testing vehicles in mountain view, austin, washington, and phoenix, clocking more than 1.6 million miles of test driving. the c.f.o. recently told investors -- >> we are solving a really big need. safety access and efficiency. a thing that is really motivating for us is when you look at over 30,000 car deaths in the u.s. alone it inspired the founders to start working on this issue. >> tesla's c.e.o. also insists auto pilot features will make driving safer despite a fatal crash in florida and another in pennsylvania. now both are under investigation by federal regulators. plus the automation supporters say it will reduce traffic and emissions, too. all the technology is li

samsung is in talks to purchase some or all of fiat chrysler's auto parts unit.nit. thanl could be worth more $3 billion. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much, taylor. let's go straight to bloomberg news. we have been following fiat for years. talk to me about the rationale of the deal. samsung buying an auto parts maker. why do you care? it is very interesting. for fiat, the rationality is capitalize -- we can on selling the car parts business, and there is another means passing from $5 billion debt to at least $4 billion in cash. for samsung, it is a way to enter into the car business, you know, tech companies and the auto industry are getting closer, so it would be a very interesting deal. francine: this is kind of what i was try to get to, tommaso, is this the first test and saying in 10 years, we will not be talking about carmakers, but the real carmakers are going to be the tech companies? tommaso: this is unclear. sergio was on a conference call the other day and says it is clearly uncertain, the future. we are at th

unit on decatur near sahara. danica winberg "something went wrong...went to auction." -butt to- "voice in my head...pass along to my kids." it took less than two months from the failed auto- payment to the unit being auctioned off for about two- hundred dollars. danica understands some of the jewelry might have already been resold but she wants the family photo albums back. danica winberg "so well organized ... documented." 14 photos albums very carefully put together spanning 70 years of her family's history. danica winberg "you ganna see names like...bonita stafford." other items in the unit were furniture, tax documents, shoes, clothing and a very special necklace with two hands in the shape of a heart holding a sapphire stone. danica and her family are appealing to anyone who might have information about the buyer. their photos have no value to a stranger but are priceless to her family. danica winberg "yesterday i thought...a glimmer of hope." peter dawson fox5 news local las vegas. danica is asking for anyone who knows the person who purchased to contact her as soon as possible. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with sam argier it has been a mild and humid tuesda

a unit of one auto insurance carrier has asked hazlett to tesla toked participate in a joint inspectionr involved in the crash. coming up, is xiaomi really losing share? we will hear from the vice president of global operations, hugo barra. if you like bloomberg news, check out bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ ,l ramy: i am ramy inocencio and you are watching "bloomberg west." the white house says president obama will visit flood ravaged louisiana next tuesday. he has been receiving updates, but the president has come under criticism for not cutting his martha's vineyard vacation short to visit the state. 13 people have died in the floods. donald trump and mike pence have been surveying the damage, speaking with a group of victims and volunteers. mr. trump: i have a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what happened here is incredible. i'm just here to help. ramy: louisiana governor john bel edwards urged trump to not turn the visit into a "photo op," and he says the nominee should contribute time or donate money to the recovery. hillary clinton says she has talke

autos. that came down and you can see here that despite this terrible situation here in the united states, auto have gained jobs over the last several years since the recession comeback. now the other side of the story, look at auto sales. it kind of checks, but watch this break right here where vehicle sales and auto workers where it gets above it so we're not employing as many as we should. again, look here. you've had this big bounceback in sales, but not as big a bounceback in auto workers. certainly nafta may be one of the elements in that, but not the only one. you have tremendous automation here in the united states pushed by the competition with mexico. but also other issues are at play here including globalization as well as a tax dimpb shashl that pe peter nava talked about yesterday. this is michigan's share of total auto workers in the u.s. you can see it's come down and now it's flattened. so the problem they have in detro detroit, brian, one problem in michigan not with nafta or foreign trade agreements has to do with foreign automakers coming into the united states and building p

it's around 2004 where we start to lose the auto jobs and it crashes down around the remission and michigan and the united states have had auto job growth under the obama administration. you've had jobs leave michigan not for mexico but for other parts of the united states. there's union and cost issues and automation issues and it's interesting to think about are we going to get rid of the robots and higher people. i've never seen that happen in the history of man kind. >> doug, let me play what trump has previously said about raising taxes on the rich. >> do you believe in raising taxes on the wealthy. >> i do. i do. including myself. i do. >> do you want taxes on the wealthy to go up or down. >> they will go up a little bit. for the wealthy i think it's going to go up and you know what, it really should go up. >> but now he's cutting taxes on the wealthy. >> if you look at this as a policy speech it's a hot mess and you give up because he's saying we're going to tax those carried interests but the rate is lower than the rate at which they're being taxed so he's cutting the tax. you could go on. i think

samsung is in talks to buy some or all of auto price unit according to people familiar with the matter could be worth more than $3 billion. for the first time, mexico will auction $8 million bond for clean energy products. mexico has begun a push to reduce air pollution. ban andty enforce a forced factories to cut production because of the worst smog in decades. apple is mostly white and mostly making progress. now mostly female, with percent higher than last year. 9% is black and 12% is hispanic according to the annual diversity report released today. the company has narrowed the wage gap for female and minority workers. the owners of the taj mahal casino say it will shut it down because -- after labor day weekend. . donald trump opened a casino back in 1990 but it now belongs to carl icahn. that is your business flash update. matt: aig posted its first profit pool -- profitable period -- early and yet -- in the new york betty liu asked peter hancock about the influence on his company. >> they consolidated three players. we have beent growing quite well relative to them. it is early d

he seesysler's ceo says samsung as a potential partner in growing interest in the auto parts unit.marchionne declined to comment on whether or not they are actually in talks. earlier, sources told bloomberg samsung has changed -- set to buy some or all of the operation, with an interest in lighting and entertainment systems. >> we have a very good relationship with samsung both as a supplier, and strategic partner.what i did say when i was in sterling yesterday is that the opportunity is an opportunity that has been looked at by a variety of other people. we have no interest in just selling. we had strategic value. angie: welcome back. joining me right now is rishaad, yvonne, sherry, and jonathan garner, chief emerging-market editor at morgan stanley. we will talking about emerging bangs and what they will have an impact on monetary policy, when it is fiscal policy that is important. >> it is important to help stimulate growth. have a viewr less that we are suffering a secular stagnation problem in advanced economies, so we need fiscal monetary and -- to come to the table. angie: w

sees samsung ceo as a potential partner for its auto parts unit.hionne declined to comment. earlier this month, sources said samsung is keen to buy some or all of the operations with an interest in as lighting and entertainment systems. >> we have a good relationship with samsung as a supplier and potential strategic partner. thati did say yesterday is the opportunity is an opportunity that has been looked at by a variety of other people. we have no interest in just selling it. it has strategic value to us. agricultural bank of china posted second-quarter profit gain of .5% on the back of increasing bad loans. billion himose $7.6 a beating estimates of $6.7 billion. the bank paired down its bad loan buffer, but will sell $12 billion in tier two securities over the next three years. betweenommitting battle apple and spotify has musicians in the crossfire. spotify has retaliated against musicians who introduced new material exclusively on apple music by making their songs harder to find. spotify has been using such practices for a year, one source sa

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the backing from the international organizations and the strong countries like the united states to really resist these auto cattic laws. >> you raise a very good fear. we don't know what the long term will be. the chinese are doing a very good job at it so far. so will that last long term? we don't know. but you -- ie totally agree with you in terms of the way the situation looks today. and that's one reason why we have this project in latin america, to precisely to craft internet laws. the first thing we're addressing is free press and free speech online. >> a question from a former colleague of yours from the "the new york times" in madrid. >> oh, heavens. >> he snuck into the room. >> i sure did. i followed edward at madrid bureau for the "the new york times" and i got in a little bit late and i might have missed the optimistic part of your speech. but what about old-time former journalists like us, foreign journalists who want to practice our trade. and according to the young lady who just spoke, doesn't look too optimistic. >> yeah. everything that i've said about students and their interest in public

auto of winning. we have had enough. the crv united donald trump's candidacy for the president of the united states. why do this, and why do this now? do noto this because we believe in what donald trump is saying about immigrants. immigrants basically formed the --kbone of technology, companies. why do this now? two weeks ago we talk about our strategy and tactics of building the firm and building startups. we realized what we were all talking about after that is that donaldus were against trump policies on immigrants. not just as individuals but as a firm. we would talk about this as a and we needed to be authentic as a firm. david: i should say you are using this as a springboard to founders like these up. you have the off-site. partners are talking about it there. have you talked to other colleagues? also talking about this issue? >> we have not talked to other specific firms. i am sure other individuals do talk about it. we have talked to individuals that are firms and do not like what donald trump is talking about. we hope we ins

auto industry and 260 million cars on the road and 17 million units told per year, even if the technology really be there and it likely will be, you're likely to see, at least in our view, a bit of a longer the 2025 e out into period before you really seeing a meaningful dent in new car sales. part of that has to do with the cost of the new technology. the eriod before you really seeing right now acts of safety is a $500 per vehicle cost. full autonomy, $5,000 we are car with an average car price around $32,000 right now, there can be an adoption curve that may be a little bit slower than the tech industry may be hoping right now acts of safety for. emily: bridget, we'll talk about how all cars are becoming more autonomous on a relative scale. you look at the difference between google's vision and tesla's, google being a self-driving car and tesla where it's more of a semiautonomous car, which one is safer? bridget: you're identifying something when you're talking about these cars and driving, it's happening in stages. none of this happens overnight. you think of the vision, what three ba

unit. it is a small part of nividia but the fastest growing part that is bringing this technology to the auto industry. we have over ten million cars on the road today with our technology inside. we are using it for entertainment strongs like in audi's and honda's. >> we have been talking on the commu "the communicators," with danny shapiro from nividia. >> 1776. >> yes, sir. >> what is it in >> it a global start up incubater based here in washington, d.c., san francisco and another city. we are focused on world startups like education and energy and health care and these are companies that are hitting all areas of the company and our focus is help them get the right connection whether it is extra capital, mentorship, media attention. >> are you a funder? >> we provide a whole mix of self services for the startups. we work with a number of great institutions that invest in the startups. >> if somebody had an idea, say google and 1776 would pop up? is that how it works? >> we are unique in the sense we focus on highly regulated sectors. these are companies that are disrupting government in som

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