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from the united workers union, i day. -- i'd tell you what. and a quick programming note. we'll have an hour—long look at the second republican debate here in simi, california at 11pm here on the east coast. that's 4am in london — or about 45 minutes from now. we'll break down the winners and losers of the evening with a panel of experts, and highlight the most—memorable moments. so please tune in for that. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. in the iraqi city of hamdaniya, mourners gathered to bury the people killed in a fire at a wedding. the blaze killed more than 100 people in the country's biggest christian town. the fire started when flares ignited a ceiling decoration. the red crescent says hundreds were injured. gb news has suspended two of its presenters, dan wootton and laurence fox, after sexist comments fox made on wootton's programme tuesday night about a female political journalist which the channel said were completely unacceptable. wootton apologised for what he cal

processing their demands on september 14 is approaching , the streets and the workers of auto united uniontested. the heads of general motors automobile factories have won and have working conditions. it has been said that the contract of 150,000 members of the automobile manufacturers union and the general motors ford and strong 4902 automobile companies will end at 5:00 a.m. in the next part. next to the people it is not good with my own reporting, there is a medical exchange, food recycling, kurds on earth, in the field of energy, the most important area of ​​vaccine storage is to use strategies and the afghan free zone to evaluate and judge you, the first page every night at 19:30, the news network of rumi's poetry. wallex, the story of the colored chicken of the free ship. now, just now, i came here to meet the shiites who love imam hussein, peace be upon him, but i realized that the waves of love for the imam of the sunnis did not have the hindus of this land, and the huge sea was still surging in the afternoon. i was walking on the coast of the indian sea, i was thinking that how di

the united union -- the european union chief has pledged to strike a fair balance between the needs ofhe environment and business. the president of the european commission was making a final state of the union address before her term ends next year. five fires in indonesia are battling fires. such fires occur frequently in the summer, times giving rise to protests from neighboring countries when they become blanketed in smoke. ukraine has staged its biggest attack on the home of russia's black sea fleet. keep said it struck a submarine in the city in crimea. russia says ukrainian missiles hit two ships. 24 people were reported wounded. the north korean leader kim jong-un has pledged -- pledged full support for russia during talks with vladimir putin. his tour of defense facilities will include russia's pacific fleet. >> race in glass to friendship. >> i would like to make a toast to the future strengthening of cooperation and friendship between our countries. >> the meeting between north korean leader kim and russian president vladimir putin was an overture of mutual appreciation. >> t

and that was peter hughes of the unite union responding to the tata steel announcement earlier.st after the agreement was confirmed. what is interesting is in that information, from what i have seen, there is nothing aboutjobs, it seems to be a transition, an amount of money that will be put into this site here, 400 million from the uk government, so you are talking about seven and a half million from tata steel. those reports in the media seem to be bang on, really, from what has come out now in this proposal. nothing aboutjobs. and it does say that it is going to be one electric arc furnace. you have two blast furnaces here. at one stage, it was capable of producing around five megatons, the figures could be wrong, but they are down to around three now on this electric arc furnace. the guesses it would produce about three so still less. so undoubtedly it will have a knock—on effect on jobs. how many? we are not sure. i have spoken to several steelworkers here this morning over the course of the last few days. the people that work on heavy industry, that work on the blast furna

leaders of the united union are considering targeted strikes but a small number of factories run by eachf the automakers, if they cannot reach contract agreements by the thursday night deadline. on wednesday the president of the united states got involved, saying he wants both sides to work around the clock in order to reach an agreement. the union and automakers appear to be far apart on wages and benefits. they mean is seeking a 40% wage hike, the number that the automakers are far from match ing. the 32 hour week for 40 hours of pay. that has been ruled out by ford's ceo. >> we will see. were fighting for the future of automotive manufacturing in our country, but we will find a way forward. >> if a strike was to take place to have a big impact on the u.s. economy as a whole. the american auto industry is worth over $1 trillion and makes up 3% of the country's gdp. >> if there is a strike and it causes economic turmoil within the industry it could spread to the rest of the economy quickly. >> auto companies face capital expenses as they develop electric equals and prepare factories to

units. except for 250,000 trade union units , if you leave aside only these 96,000 trade union units the productionour 7,000 industrial units directly employs at least one million people, and this also has an impact on the economy in 1401. the textile industry recorded a growth of 17 and three tenths percent in 1401 . we have to make fabric and there are many changes in our industry, we have a lot of diversity and about 50 people are directly employed in my fabric collection. we only have the production capacity of 3 thousand tons per year. we imported 85 thousand tons worth 476 million dollars with cloth that the average declared value is 915 million dollars per kilo, if polyester yarn is the raw material of these, the value is one and a half dollars, which means that we can invest in the field of our weaving industry and fabric production in iran, how much should we prevent foreign exchange in iran, the amount of fabric imports, if you look at it, is only in the area of ​​476 million dollars, if the prince invests 76 million dollars in the weaving industry, with 60% of the amount, we can produce

that permits soviet union planes to land in the united states and united states plans to land in the soviet union and we're also moving toward other agreements. i would like to conclude my brief remarks by expressing the hope that relations between our countries will develop. in the interest of our peoples and of the improvement of the international situation in the world. and just speak in commercially just a representate the secretary ask i do invite all of you to visit my country and to see it for yourself and enjoy the protection you will get from this convention. thank you one step that brought the united states and the soviet union closer together was the consular packed signed at the white house in june historically, it was the first bilateral treaty between the two nations. culmination of diplomatic exchanges begun 35 years before and even more important advancement toward mutual cooperation between the world's two major powers occurred at the united nations when the general assembly overwhelmingly approved the nuclear non-proliferation treaty both the united states and the so

but the president of the united autoworkers union says he was shocked to hear the president of the unitedsay that. the union is withholding their endorsement of biden in '24. his green policies take away their jobs. an ev, an electric vehicle, can be built with 30% fewer workers. that's one of the reasons they're demanding so much in these contract negotiations. stuart: what do you think to the president's pause before answering the question? >> i mean, you could have rolled that tape for my answer to the first question about hissing cognitive abilities. if the democrats lose the unions, this election's over. boy, that would hurt. stuart: all right. next, the white house claims anyone who don't like bidenomics, that is flat out wrong. >> when someone tells you americans don't like bidenomics, it's false. americans approve of the components above 800%. stuart: okay.. -- 80%. i think he should take a closer look at the polls. more than a hundred incidents of chinese nationals posing as tourists trying the breach our u.s. military bases. we have details on that next. ♪ i've been everywhere,

union president many history. will: recent strikes like united auto workers union, they tell a different story. much, why are they on strike nor minnmore -- more than ever. a growing trend of work stoppages under this administration and a couple of graphs in a moment that will explain this. you've got the united auto workers, united if this is a historic in that often there's strikes against maybe ford or gm but to be on all three, this is stellantis and more. will: couldn't come to an agreement on thursday anything and planning to meet and 146,000 workers could walk off the job. pete: it's only a fraction of this on strike. with the uab is saying is if our demands aren't met more and more and more plants will be targeted for chose yuri colins and ford has laid off 600 people as we learn this morning and it'll go both directions. will: the auto industry is a major impact on the economy and our political landscape and michigan ski to the auto industry is a swing state. pete: it's a big state and we have expectations from whether this industry will survive or not and there's very different views

on friday, united union launched simultaneous strikes at three factories owned by general motors, ford motor, and chrysler parents to lantus. president joe biden has shown sympathy to the protests. take a listen. >> for the past decade, auto companies have seen record profits, including the last few years because of extraordinary skill and sacrifices of uaw workers. those record profits have not been shared fairly in my opinion with those workers. >> to help shift us into gear, let's turn now to the director of the political program at george washington university. thank you so much for joining us. what has, in a nutshell, led to this last month -- this mass mobilization? >> what has really led to this is what we call labor summer over here. there's been a number of different labor movements in the united states. they are feeling emboldened. they've had a number of different strikes that have been settled for new contracts that have come through. particularly with these autoworkers, they looked at a number of corporate profits that have really been on the rise, and they have not had a

you the union was saying, unite.he bank, but but press association is saying it understands it's mid to senior level staff at its head office. you know, the engine room, if you like. >> that wouldn't surprise me either . i >> that wouldn't surprise me either. i mean, >> that wouldn't surprise me either . i mean, maybe there's >> that wouldn't surprise me either. i mean, maybe there's a little bit of spin there from barclays. just, barclays. we're not just, you know, on the on the know, dumping on the on the little people. yeah obviously, when you need managers for the whole cash operation and as as the cash operation withdraws into history, though, the government says off the back of our don't kill cash campaign on it wants to take measures still waiting to see those. the waiting to see those. by the way, minister, if you're watching there are there will watching so there are there will be middle manager and upper middle managers, too. i mean, look, barclays has 42,000 employees across the uk, but a lot a lot of thos

union yet. general motors is saying that it made another offer to the united autoworkers' union to hike wages by. as the clock winds down and the union's 4-year contract expires tonight at 11:59 # p.m. eastern, this would be the first ever simultaneously strike against gm ford and stellantis. uaw president sean feign came out swinging yesterday. listen to how he put it. >> we're likely going to have to take action. and just as we have approached our negotiations differently than we have in the past, we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never epstein before. never seen before. liz: the main uaw demands, they would like up to 40% in wage increases, a 32-hour workweek with 40 hours of pay, restored cost of living pay raises, ending pay tiers for factory jobs and pension increases for retirees. according to more perfect union, gm, ford and stellantis churned out a combined $31 billion in free cash flow in 2022, and the union says share some of that pie. as we look at the automakers which are flat to just slightly lower right now, joining me in a first on fox business is mornin

but president biden has been pretty outspoken in his support for the united auto union workers. in a move the white house is calling "historic," president biden will travel to michigan today to stand with striking united auto workers union members. >> after taking a look at the significant increase in salaries for the executives and growth of an industry, they should benefit from it. i always support the uaw. >> reporter: his visit comes a day before former president trump also plans to rally current and former union members in michigan. the former president is skipping the second gop debate to be there. in a social media post, he claimed mr. biden's visit is only happening because of him. >> both parties need to pay more attention to -- do more to support us, and not just at election time. >> reporter: multiple top democrats and some republican lawmakers have also visited the picket lines since the autoworkers first walked off the job 12 days ago. >> we've got to share this wealth and share the success. >> reporter: negotiations between the union and big three automakers continu

pursued a kind of sober-minded, sane policy, and in relation to the soviet union, the cold war was still not over and the uniteds continued to interfere with the soviet union in those years, in particular, in the construction of the oil pipeline in the 60s of the late 60s in the early 70s from western siberia to western europe, primarily in the interests of not only the soviet union but also germany and the united states, in every possible way blocked the supply of wide-diameter pipes for this oil pipeline and, uh, germany supplied us with this kind of pipes now about this. or maybe few people remember, but this is a fact for a gas pipeline you need special seamless pipes and this deal was called gas in exchange for pipes in such a situation, the soviet union collaborating literally under the nose of america caused washington more and more irritation within the framework of the socialist international, i remind you , also the president of france, metran, who also carried out an interesting foreign policy in the international arena with the leader of the french socialists. and salvador allende enjoyed great infl

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pro-union president in american history is under fire from the leader of the most high profile union. united president shawn fein is not happy with president biden because he's saying, listen, you talk the talk, you say that you are union joe, now it's time to walk the walk and start supporting us more vocally. and so far according to the croon onpresident here, one of the most high profile union unions in the country, he has not. and keep in mind the united autoworkers' union has not endorsed president biden so far. pete: yeah. union workers were automatic for democrats for decades. then donald trump showed up, talked about a tariffs, talked about bringing our jobs back from china. inflation was under control, and then you have the democrat party going so far left on so many other cull churl issues which these workers don't connect to and a wide open border, it's an opportunity. that's why this is such a litmus test. it's a big strike, unprecedented, impacts a lot of lives, and there's biden on the side saying i'm for the unions but doesn't seem only the to be having any impact. will: and t

. >> the united states auto workers union, the united auto workers union, rather in detroit, automakers are still far apart on agreeing on a new contract more than 100,000 union members couldn't participating in strikes and general motors, ford and stellantis plants. the new u a w demands include a 40% pay increase over 4 years. a return to traditional pensions. and a 32 hour work week. >> for your money tonight, pg and e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission releasing to proposed rate hikes for pg and e customers. utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough to raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases, what impact the average customer's bill. the cpu see is set to decide on the proposals in november. all right, time for weather check as we go outside be a live look at that heavy marine layer hanging over the golden gate. the kron 4 s chief meteorologist l

for the first time in history, the united auto workers union launched a strike against the three bigomakers, general motors, ford, and jeep maker stellantis all at the same time. >> we are the union! >> we are the union! >> thousands of workers walked off the job early this morning across the country. natalie brand is live at the white house where the president sided with the autoworkers. >> reporter: the president has sent administration officials to detroit including active labor secretary julie hsu who was formerly the secretary of california's department of labor and workforce development agency and as you mentioned, he also seemed to side with the autoworkers, saying the automakers need to go further in their negotiations. >> no one wants a strike. >> reporter: president biden, who prides himself on being prounion threw his support behind the auto workers amid its historic strike against the three big automakers. >> auto companies see record profits. those record profits have not been shared fairly with those workers. >> reporter: workers at three assembly plants in ohio, michig

we had from a member of the united auto workers union told mr. lock, he suggest the job i've just been somewhat falsely advertising himself is the champion of watkins writes. of course, the front of the united states. it doesn't bode well for them, that there is a strike the let alone from an organization that has been something of an allies. so i would imagine that you've got a very uncomfortable position right now having to weigh the interest of the auto makers on the one hand versus the union workers that he's claim to be the champion of you said that he was going to be the most pro union president and us history, which was a pretty tremendous claim for something like him to make a although he did say 2 weeks ago that there were quote, there will be no you a w strike? um i think now it's an opportunity for him to put his money where his mouth is so to speak, because a, a group thing he has that the democratic party has relied on for support for a very long time is now on stripe, given the issues of gasoline prices, food prices, everything being

by and has said, he stands in solidarity with the men and women of the united auto workers union as they find for a fair share of the value the house creates. united auto workers have been on stripe for 12 days now, demanding better pay and working conditions. now the strike could be come a bottle of ground for present, joe biden, as well as republican front $19.00 for the present. donald trump, the head of the 2020 election campaign trail and the 2016 presidential election, donald trump beach, his opponent, hillary clinton, by a fraction of one percent and the 2020 election. the states hung back to the democrats and was won by joe biden. it took just over 50 percent of the vote as spring in island, fisher, who's in wayne county, michigan 4. so how important is this visit island full present by of the? well, obviously it's symbolic, but it's significant as well. this white house betrays joe biden as the most pro union pro what the president does ever sat in the oval office. so the fact that for the 1st time and living memory a president will join, the picket line here in detroit is a, is

the union outlining plans to strike an individual us auto plants at first, but also saying an all out strike is still a possibility. >> we're keeping all of our options open. >> united auto workers president shawn fain address guessing the rank and file, saying the union is making some headway in talks but isn't budging on key demands, including a 40% wage increase over the next four years, arguing that so much the ceos have gotten since the last contract, the most recent sec filings show all of the big three ceos earn more than $20 million. last year, with gm ceo mary barra topping the list at 29 million, roughly 362 times the average gm workers pay the uaw also wants pension plans resurrect after they were eliminated for new hires during the financial crisis. retiree health care and a four day work week which ford ceo jim farley calls impractical. >> we can't have a sustainable industry working four days a week. >> auto industry analysts warning a strike could hit consumers hard. >> however it ends will almost assuredly result in yet higher prices for cars, both sides now watching the clock for gm and stellantis releasing statements saying their remaining optimal

unions are their profits. the ongoing autoworkers strike in particular has become a flash point for republicans in the upcoming presidential election. yesterday, the unitedunion expended a strike to 38 auto plants across 20 states. the uaw members are demanding job security, better wages, much better wages, and improve benefits some of the big three automakers general motors, ford, and stellantis, what we used to know's fiat chrysler. presidential biden has put some self as the most pro-union president in history has backed their call, saying the big three should share their record profit with workers. minot now says he will go to michigan on tuesday, to join at the bit, line and stand in solidarity with uaw members. donald trump intends to deliver a prime plan speech to union workers in detroit, during which -- that is according to three sources close to the planning. ahead of his visit, ahead of this visit by the way, a trump campaign radio ad released on tuesday in detroit praised the autoworkers, and said the former president, has, quote always had their back and quote. now everybody thinks that is actually true. the president of the united autoworke

the president of the united auto workers union and says. busy auto workers are expecting that biden to offer them more than words. oh inducements i going to be. and we've been very clear about that. no matter what position we expect, actions not what's. what's interesting is we see to stated goals of dividing administration, combat inclined to change and championing the rides of organized labor, classing ahead to head in the state of michigan. the installation reduction act of the by the administration lose all kinds of subsidies for the manufacturing of electric car. so there's all kinds of subsidies for changing the roads or in doing any other kinds of tax incentives or corporations. biden seems to want electric cars on the road. however, as there is now a ramping up of production to make those electric bars to buy the ministration, caesar, the automakers don't seem to want to pay the wages and benefits the auto workers will be expecting for this increase in production. and at the same time, oil prices are rising, and we now have the 5th

union. rahel solomon will break down the economic unit. arlette saenz has reaction from the white house. s start with vanessa yurkevich, live outside the ford plant in wayne, michigan. vanessa, you're around the employees, you're around the union workers. what's the feeling among them now that this is very real? >> reporter: yeah. historic day for the auto industry. and historic day for these workers. many of them who did not know if they were going to be on strike today. but at 12 midnight the word was given there will be a strike against the big three. we are here outside the ford michigan plant in wayne, michigan. and i want to bring you in to the conversation with austin johnson. he has been with ford for two years now. he's been here since midnight, since the first moment of the strike. you know what the union is asking for. you know why you are on strike tonight. do you support that? >> of course. i support everything the union is doing for me. and bill out here as long as i have to be. so. >> reporter: one of the big, key components is wages, cost of living. they want to make sure

overnight the head of the united auto workers union said offers from the big three , ford, gm and stellantis are not enough and the union is getting ready to walk. jarred hill has a look at the demands of the possible impact of another strike. >> reporter: at the detroit auto show this week, carmakers are showing off the latest and greatest in what is hitting the road. the production could soon hit a major roadblock. >> we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they have never seen before. >> reporter: the united auto workers union is preparing a walkout if they have not reached a contract agreement with general motors, ford and stellantis by midnight. >> we have a great team working to try to get an amicable solution. >> reporter: the uaw is pushing for a 40% pay raise over four years. 32 hour workweek with 40 hour pay. and a return to traditional pensions for new hires. the big three have countered . >> we continue to make the most generousus offer in 80 years with the uaw. we have more uaw workers than anyone in the country. >> reporter: but the union says they are falling short

. >> president biden joined members of the united auto workers union on the picket line in wayne county, michigan. the workers are in the 12th day of strikes demanding higher wages and better benefits from general motors, ford and stellantis. the president's visit happened one day before republican presidential candidate donald trump was expected to visit detroit. ♪ >> no pay! >> no work! >> no pay! >> no work! >> no pay! no work. ♪ highway to the danger zone ♪ ♪ >> what do we want? >> contracts. >> when? >> now. [applause] pres. biden: i haven't been on a u.a.w. picket line since i was senator. this is the first time i've done it as president. fact of the matter is you guys, u.a.w., you saved the automobile strbak in 2008. made a lot of sacrifices. gave up a lot. companies are in trouble. now they're doing incredibly well. and guess what? you should be doing incredibly well too. [cheers and applause] stick with it. you -- he a significant raise -- stick with it. you deserve a significant raise. it's time for them to step up for us. thank you. [applause] now, i know you don't know yet b

now what size is position in this conference in the well, uh, the united auto workers. the union has not endorsed a presidential candidate so far, and president biden has really, you know, as we had into an election year, been trying to portray himself as the union man, as the man who cares about workers' rights. and i've been speaking to workers here about how, what they think of his visit at some say, it's great, it's bringing national and even international attention to their cause. but others are really wary about politicians getting involved in this. some say that they really see this as a, as a, as a negotiation between the union and the auto industry captain. and they don't want politicians coming here buying for votes or bringing politics into it. a former president donald trump, is also expected to make a visit here to michigan tomorrow about an hour away from here. and so there's also a concern that there cause will be politicized and taking advantage of notes it tell us what's the current status of that you need to go see a sense of what the impact will they have on th

the united union president will be joining biden on the picket line today. ion is not involved with trump's visit. cnn business and politics correspondent vanessa yurkevich is live outside the stellantis plant in warren, michigan. this is huge 48 hours, politically and optically. what's happening with the negotiations as all of this comes together, vanessa? >> reporter: yeah. it's going to be a historic day. president biden a matter of hours coming to wayne county, michigan, to take to the picket line. the first time we have seen a sitting president do that in what has already been a historic strike against the big three automakers by the union. today, i'm in front of the stellantis facility in warren, michigan. this is one of the 38 facilities that were authorized to strike just on friday. so these folks have been on the picket line for just a few days now. i want to bring in james snow to the conversation. he has been with the company for about 25 years. your thoughts on president biden coming to town today, taking to the picket line? >> i think it's good t

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he has said that he stands in scholar diety, with the men and women are the united auto workers union as they own strike. they've been on strike for the past 12 days of the value they have to create and demanding better pay and working conditions less listening to what president biden has to say. the, the rest of the, the local mover. the, the reason we're here this is all about the membership will run. it holds it is stored place in the history of our union in our country part of the arsenal democracy during world war 2. if it's worth a bill to be $24.00 liberator bomber bomb, or they built one of those for an hour when they wrapped our feet is what helped us win the war. so today, 80 years later, we find ourselves here again with the are small democracy. it's a different kind of ours, more democracy, and it's a different kind of war we're fighting. again, life pictures again, the state of michigan where present joe biden has joined work cuz on the picket lines try coronado waco. suzan was trying to get down rachels now for 12 days, landing, and better pay and working conditions. thi

the united autoworkers union that represents more than 140,000 in the industry says its members willvanreports. >> reporter: there's a show down in detroit. the united autoworkers union is less than a week away from a possible strike against the three big automakers, general motors, ford and stellantis, teeing up what would be the second largest u.s. labor strike in a quarter century. uaw says their demands have not been met, waiting nearly a month on new proposals. >> i'll tell you what i'm going to do with their proposal. i'm going to file it in its proper place, because that's where it belongs, the trash. >> reporter: tensions have been high between the two sides. the union representing 145,000 workers at the three automakers even filed unfair labor practice complaints against gm and stellantis, accusing the companies of not bargaining in good faith, which they deny. >> these negotiations are serious and they matter. the outcome impacts all of us, every team member and, quite frankly, every stakeholder across the country. >> reporter: gm sent a new offer thursday with higher pay r

on people's livelihood currently, we have about 70,000 industrial units, 10,000 mining units, and 3 million union these are all capacities. if there is a mechanism to use this capacity, these problems that are currently occurring in people's livelihoods will definitely not exist with the people's capacity. the share of mining in the gross national product in the current situation is actually 100% , if the total mining itself, that is, with the presence of the private sector with executive mechanisms, are actually targeted and efficient. let's bring all the capacity, you know that this sector provides the required width of the government , in addition, it means that the government actually means now. he stopped and said, "i don't mind. i don't mind. now , mr. central bank, create a mechanism. the group of government managers should do something to actually create this mechanism and activate this capacity. we have everything, then we say we don't have it, why?" why do we have these enormous capacities ? then i am very comfortable, i mean, they easily pass by, gentlemen, we don't have a choice, we d

united auto workers, the u. a w. one of those stronger unions in american history, has made a large amount of concessions over the past few years. and now they want to re gain last rounds. they want higher wages for their workers. they want better benefits. they say the automakers are making record profits and it's now time for them to get their fair share. and this is actually the 1st time in the 88 year. so the history of this union that all 3 of the major automakers in michigan, the big 3 auto manufacturers united states are on strike. that the strike is rolling ahead despite and buying the administration, saying that they want to improve things. they want to bring a resume. ready at this point it's important to know that when the. 1 was ticket, we had the binding administration saying that they were trying to find a resolution, but now as the strike rolls on ahead, we have by who has boasted of being the most pro labor president saying that he's pro union. he supports organized labor. now we have divide new ministration and the president him

union jobs joined a 100 and reports. so the chicago set of, of, of bolingbrook a newly aggressive united auto workers union is driving a wedge between the big 3 of the parts distribution facilities at general motors are still in us, are being called to stand up and strike on the union announced expanded strikes against 38 g m, and still enters auto parts centers in 20 states across the us, adding 5600 striking workers to the 13000 already on strike. but in the latest wave, ford was spared with the union, inciting progress with the oldest automaker. kind of like a slap in the face, general motor has always been a powerhouse in the automotive industry. so if you think you're more just doing, i would think they could find a seat officer for the 1st time after making major concessions and the 2078 financial crisis. the union is making big demands, starting with a 40 percent pay increase over 4 years to match recent c e o salary hikes. i am currently earning less money per hour than i was 23 years ago. and you would like to give that back. absolutely. like gm president, mark bruce is firing back. calling the you a deb hughes dema

biden will travel to michigan to stand with striking united auto workers, union members first walkedup of plans to demand better wages, a four-day week week and better benefits. the trip comes a day before president trump plans to visit union members in michigan. >>> two soaring gas prices. this is a chevron on fremont avenue in sunnyvale. people filling up will feel the pinch. the average price per gallon in california is $5.84 . according to aaa, compared to the national average of $3.80 sort . that is up $.56 from last month. expose the price of crude oil is going up around the world but it is exasperated in california because of refinery margins and they are going through the roof. refinery margins are defined as the difference in value between products between refineries and the crude oil used to produce them. >>> i blame the fact that it is a finite resource and we have to recognize that using up something finite long enough it will get more expensive. we need to hurry up and get off of fossil fuels. as if pollution is not enough, the prices are another. >> global prices have g

ah-ah officially becomes another member of the african union, which unites 55 countries, i.e. brics. and what month will south africa be the first to be present, not only south america, but also 54 countries will also be present, big 20 days, that is we see foreign policy diversification and this is what we see. well, many countries have another question. if you are already in india , you can’t help but ask about the fact that they are all hidden under one roof, but the enemies of india and china have a lot of problems between themselves and even territorial ones . they had problems with each other and they fought in their time, this is not a question, and they sit together under the same roof and rejoice and say, let's build something together, the future world, but they solved their problems, i said it is not, it is not being built with us the balance of china between india and china is really strained relations they remain strained and maybe this was the reason why jimpin did not come to the very address, this is the first time that he did not take part in the very beginnin

. >>> coming up next, the united auto workers union is on the verge of hitting the picket lines as the summer of strikes heats up. >>> what 49ers linebackers like to eat! >> i can make a turkey, i can make a ham, i can make some chicken! >>> and college football on a sunday? oh yeah, it's a thing! >> we are trying with chasese freedom u unlimi, yoyou can cashshback 3% onon dg includuding take-o-out. cashbaback on flapapjacks, baby b backs, or t tacos at ththe taco shah. nah, i i'm workingng on my y six pack.. well, gogood luck wiwith . earn bigig with chasase freem ununlimited wiwith no annunual. how dodo you cashbhback? >>> from autoworkers to movie stars there are plenty of labor day woes. an estimated 320,000 american workers have taken part in some kind of strike this year. the writers strike is entering its fifth month. the dual protest along with the screen actors guild is costing california's economy an estimated $3 billion. one of the countries biggest unions, the united auto workers, have given automakers gm, ford and still lantus two weeks to reach a new deal or the 400,000+

. >>> president biden join members of united auto workers' union on the picket line in wayne county, michigan. the workers are in the 12th day of strikes demanding higher wages and better benefits from three awe -- auto companies, general motors, ford and stellantis. the president's visit happened one day before leading republican presidential candidate donald trump was expected to visit detroit. ♪ [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ into the danger zone. [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> what do we want? >> [inaudible] >> when do we want it? >> now! knox. [inaudible conversations] [cheers and applause] >>>> [inaudible] [applause] uaw picket line when i was a senator in 1973, but i tell you what, this is the first time i've ever tone it as president -- done it as president. fact of the matter is you guys, uaw, you saved the automobile industry back in 2008 and before. made a lot of sacrifices. you gave up a lot, and the companies were in trouble. but now they're doing incredibly well and, guess what? should be doing incredibly

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a short, eight-word statement from the united autoworkers union reading, we had reasonably pickup productiveversations with ford today. that's only one of the big three. the longer this lasts, the more impact for not just autoworkers but all americans. autoworkers are back on the picket lines, and both sides are back at the negotiating table. nearly 13,000 workers walked off the job friday, demanding higher pay, a shorter workweek and a return of pensions. >> there are some people that are $17 an hour. i mean, even the strike pay is probably equal to what they're bringing home. >> reporter: they're getting backup from politicians like pennsylvania senator john fetterman, who drove his bronco to the ford factory in wayne, michigan, to join the picket line. >> i always stand for the union way of life. >> reporter: the latest proposals from automakers ford, gm and stellantis are about half of what the union wants. despite record profits and skyrocketing ceo salaries, gm ceo mary barra said the company can't afford the union's demands. >> the initial demands for over $100 billion. we still have

over 4 years bite and says that he wants to show solidarity with the men and women of the united auto workers union, he says that they're fighting for a fair share of the value they helped create and it's time for a win win agreement that keeps american also making thriving with wellpaid union jobs. the go button is due in michigan on tuesday, that's the day before donald trump plans to deliver a speech to auto workers in detroit, trouble be skipping the republican primary debate that day. his campaign is calling biden's trip to quote a cheap photo op john henry and reports from the chicago suburb of bolingbrook of a newly aggressive united auto workers union is driving a wedge between the big 3 all of the. 1 distribution facilities that general motors are still in us, are being called to stand up and strike. the union announced expanded strikes against $38.00 g m and still enters auto parts centers in 20 states across the us. adding 5600 striking workers to the 13000 already on strike. but in the latest wave, ford was spared with the union, inciting progress with the oldest automaker. kind of like

some 13000 members of the united auto workers union or the u. a w are on strike in 3 states. one plan for each of the big 3 comic is the union, which has $144000.00 members. so that will add more problems to the strikes if negotiations do progress when they're making about billions of dollars in like less than a year. it's crazy. these cars are like 50 grand, 80, grand, and we, we don't even make that in a year. it was a theme developed by the u, a w president of the riley, and downtown detroit and their economy. we make all the sacrifice and they take all the profit in their economy. one of the workers would have to work there 100 years to make what the c o makes in one year. 1 so we're going to read their economy because it only works the billionaire class, but the ceo's of the call makers say they killed a for the right over these demons. and in the end, a strike will only hurt the workers. it's not going to be good for the economy. it's not going to be good for anyone. but you know specifically for our people who work so hard. and i'm really proud of the g, a manufacturin

the united auto workers union says a strike action. currently hitting selective plans of the droids big 3 car makers could be extended as talks don't produce meaningful progress. by the end of this week, the walk outs are playing out over bigger pay less hours and a $2.00 tiered weight system. but the stakes in this dispute are much higher for the 1st time, the united auto workers are striking at the same time, at all of the big 3 us carmakers union presidents on st. called for a work stoppage last week after new agreement on new contracts, couldn't be reached. workers are demanding a 40 percent pay rise. these companies have made a quarter of a trillion dollars in the last 10 years. $21000000000.00 in the last 6 months alone in our workers, wages and conditions of went backwards. the average wage of production line workers has to climb 30 percent of the last 2 decades. but the timing of the strikes couldn't be worse for the industry. the sector is transforming as a pivots to making electric vehicles. that means fewer workers may be ne