and the jet stream maker have collapsed and in response the auto union workers s they'll order awalkout8 plants in 20 different states. it's not for the moment targeting ford where the talks are progressing toward a new contract. so here's what they're looking for, a 40% raise for workers over four years. a four-day workweek. wants the companies to restore cost of living provision. it wants a limit on part-time workers and forced overtime and also some protection from those job losses thatay result from electric vehicle production. these companies are already idling workers who are on assembly lines that can't function. g.m. said it would lay off 2,000 of its worrs from its factory in kansas while ford told 600 workers not to report to work at its michigan plant. let's hear from the union boss. >> we invite and encourage everyone who sports our cause to join us on the pickett line. from our friends and families all the way up to the president of the united states, we invite you to join us in our fight. we will shut down parts distribution until those two companies come to their sens and

rally in clinton in michigan, the same place where that big protest is going on by the auto workers union. let�*sst in the northeastern state of manipur. after the discovery of the bodies of two students who disappeared in the month of july. the state has seen a spate of violence between different communities over the past few months. samira hussain with the latest. process, rubber bullets, tear—gas. this latest flareup the larger since ethnic violence began back in may. —— largest. these protesters were marching in the capitol when they were met by security forces. several dozens have been injured. an internet ban imposed, a controversial anti— insurgency law in effect, giving security forces full control in the state. this round comes after voters are most of the bodies of two teenagers. they had been missing sincejuly. the bbc spoke with the girls was father just last month he was hopeful to the end. translation: i to the end. translation: , . ., , translation: i expect that she will come back. _ translation: i expect that she will come back. with _ translation: i expect that she will come bac

here in the united states, the united auto workers union resumed " reasonably productive" talks with three of the us�*sar makers. more than 12,000 workers are participating in the strikes that began shortly after midnight on friday. the union is targetting plants owned by general motors, ford, and stellantis. president biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan to assist with the negotiations. until a deal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and a jeep stellantis assembly complex in toledo, ohio. a short while ago, i spoke to auto reporter for the new york times in michigan, neal boudette. thanks for being with us. neal, the union and three car makers have resumed negotiations. do we know how those talks are progressing? well, we know that they met with the three different companies today and the union did put out a statement that they said they made reasonably good progress with ford, which is not really high praise, and obviously they pointedly left out any mention of gm and st

s the view from the workers�* side of things. before we get to the view of the carmakers, let�*s focus more now on what�*s keeping the two sides apart. among the unionabout her company�*s offer. i�*m very proud of the offer we put to the table last night or yesterday because it is a record from gross wage increase perspective and are 115 year history as well as maintaining strong healthcare, world—class strong healthca re, world—class that strong healthcare, world—class that our employees enjoy. 0ne that our employees enjoy. one thing that is very important is for thejob thing that is very important is for the job security perspective. in this contract we have product and work for everything one of our plants, that did not happen by accident, it happened because a few years back as we started to plan for this historic transformation from internal combustion engines to evs but not weird however all the people because one of them to come with us on this journey and one reason why we developed power units internally so they could be built at the plants were today the internal and button and it has worked. we are working on is very hard, so we have to s

s. president told members of the auto workers union that they deserve, the pay arise. they're asking for an official has more now from detroit. it is symbolic and significant. the 1st time of serving us president as well. the picket line with striking workers, you got whitehouse, like stupid tree, joe biden is the most pro union proved worker president in history. the workers we spoke to see the one more than a photo shooting support. that's great. that are you coming out here for anybody? come down here, tell me what is the result? i say we're asking for exactly what we're we're, we're doing a hard job and we should be a little more. what is it? the big 3 car manufacturers walked out when their last agreement expired. they're looking for a 40 percent rise over 4 years, better retirement payments, and guarantees over jobs as the industry switches to electric vehicles. everything is held concepts uh and the browser babies does represent a threat to employment in the us. auto industry is, is a big search over the next 7 to 10 years. we could lose upwards of 752800000 job

workers strike against detroit automakers. joe biden�*s arrival is expected monday before former president donald trump is also scheduled to be there. it comes after the united auto workers union of america's biggest car manufacturers. the uaw chief has said that the new walkouts are likely to hit 38 sites owned by general motors and stellantis. the move excludes ford, which the uaw said was making some progress in the talks. and just north of the border, ford executives are breathing a sigh of relief. a canadian labour union said its members had voted to ratify a new contract with the car manufacturer. ford has offered the union members wage increases of up to 25% in its new contract, along with a view other improvements. the last—minute deal has prevented walkouts at ford's canadian operations. zooming in on artificial intelligence in china, recent studies indicate there is an uptick in funding for al to be used in areas like security and healthcare services. and consumers also appear to be more open to jackpots providing daily services. forthat jackpots providing daily services. for that and morejob while back i spoke to an industry expert who told me more about how this bo

(inspirational music) ashleigh strohmeyer live in new york, the united auto workers union and the big three u. s. automakers failing to reach a contract agreement before the midnight deadline. 13,000 workers have now walked off the job and a targeted strike at three factories. factories included general motors assembly plant in wentzville, missouri, afford factory in wayne, michigan, in a still antis jeep plant in toledo, ohio. this is the first ever simultaneous strike by all big three detroit carmakers contracts between 146,000 auto workers and the automakers expired just before midnight. the union is asking for 40% hourly pay raises and reduced 32 hour workweek, a shift back to the traditional pensions and other improved benefits. now u a w president sean fine says more factories could be added to the strike list. if negotiations don't go the unions way. ford reacted to the demand, saying that if implemented the proposal when more than double ford's current related labor cost once again if you're just joining us, the united auto workers union has begun a targeted strike, with workers walking

union came within days of a nationwide strike against u. p. s.. and then struck a contract. today, probably the most legendary, storied union in this nation, united auto workerss a deadline for reaching an agreement with the big three automakers. in just a few minutes, at ten pm eastern, the union president is scheduled to tell his members which plans they will start striking if no agreement is reached by midnight. he sounds pretty determined in his speech to members yesterday. >> they can double our wages and not raise car prices and still make billions of dollars in profit. they want to scare the american people into thinking the autoworkers of the problem. we're not the problem. that chart is the problem. corporate greed is the problem. and come tomorrow night, if they force us, we are about to make the big three's problem. >> senator bernie sanders sanders, independent of vermont, -- the committee he's scheduled to join the man you saw, they're sean, fadeaway present, for a rally in detroit tomorrow. and he joins me now. senator, do you have, obviously, i know you support the union, you'll be there with the union tomorrow. do you have a kind of rooting in

workers against anti union measures. the trump-stacked conservative majority on the supreme court dealt several most unions in recent as well, and trump -- 'sheavily favored corporations over the american worker. the law eliminated the ability for unions to write off or deduct union dues. yet, the campaign continues to defend donald trump's record as pro worker. the working class is a for grabs this election season. the republican party has branded itself as being for the working class. but, you cannot beat pro worker if you are anti union. financial story. ♪♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help keep your information secure. ♪♪ we're not architects, but we help build stronger communities. ♪♪ we're not just any bank. we are citi. ♪♪ (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we are citi. we need to scale with customer demand... ...in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) with verizon business, we g

workers union? ashley: very little. analysts say there' s high likelihood a strike will going to affect, until midnight thursday night. people familiar with negotiations say things are moving very slowly. a bit of good news, the union is, quote, noticeably willing to make concessions on some key demands. all three carmakers as you can see up today. tomorrow, us based paper and packaging company bought by their irish competitors. west rock agreeing to the $11 billion deal creating the world's largest paper and packaging company worth nearly $20 billion of stock. west flock stock up 5%. finally, taiwan semiconductor investing $1 million in the ipo arm saying other major tech companies including nvidia and apple interested in purchasing millions of shares of those companies. a big ipo coming up. stuart: stay on that, the ipo, the ceo trying to win over investors. what is he saying? ashley: the ceo telling investors the arm is poised to be a bigger and more profitable business not only because of cloud computing and artificial intelligence but a

s family to appear. jessica, thank you. unions fear thousands of workers.,�* people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of— people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what _ people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what we _ people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what we would - people? with electric arc you don't need a lot of what we would call. people? with electric arc you don't| need a lot of what we would call the heavy _ need a lot of what we would call the heavy and — need a lot of what we would call the heavy end, the coke opens, and obviously— heavy end, the coke opens, and obviously the two iconic furnaces. so that— obviously the two iconic furnaces. so that in— obviously the two iconic furnaces. so that in total, obviously we don't know— so that in total, obviously we don't know the _ so that in total, obviously we don't know the detail, but probably around about _ know the detail, but probably around about 1500 jobs. we wouldn't need any of— about 1500 jobs. we wouldn't need any of those areas. it would be a new

prices, and disrupt an industry that makes up about 3% of the entire u—s economy. the entire us economy. the united auto workers unional motors and stellantis — but not ford. the uaw noted they are making real progress in their talks. this comes as the uaw seeks a rise in pay and an end to a system allowing newer hires to be paid less. they're also seeking automatic pay increases tied to inflation — among other demands. with today's expansion — the autoworkers' union is now striking against 38 more plants across the us at general motors and stella ntis. the uaw represents more than 140,000 workers at the detroit big three auto—makers. about 5,600 more workers went on strike friday. in total — there are now 18,300 auto employees on strike. union president shawn fain spoke earlier on the lack of movement in negotiation. both companies are still offering a deficient cost of living allowance that is projected to provide zero increases over the next four years. both of those companies have rejected all of ourjob security proposals. both gm and stellantis rejected our profit—sharing proposals, and both companies have rejec

union workers growing the nearly 150000 members of the united auto workers union. a threatening historic strike. possibly against all 3 major manufacturers in the u. s. a step. they've never taken before in chicago. you're worker's met to prepare. are you prepared to strike? if you have a moment, why? because we want a fair. right? i'm definitely prepared, charged up and i think that's what is gonna take to make the big companies realize that we are strong and you'll find new demands to general motors forward and still lantus, parent of chrysler, or ambitions of 40 percent increase in pay over 4 years or 46 percent when compounded the return of traditional pensions workers hired from 2007 on don't have them. and big employers don't want to give them back yearly cost of living adjustments, a 32 hour work week job protection. as the industry re, tools to make electric cars, the u am you agreed to give up cost of living increases in the 2008 financial prices and says that's cost workers each tens of thousands of dollars since then. that's why we keep following the offers and their proper filing cabinet back here, and we'll just keep building that thing up until

with its more traditional supporters in the workers, the labour movement and the trade union side of things, has faced criticism from that. but keir starmer�*syner, is from that sort of background herself, so she clearly has a role within the party to reach out to try to sort of convince or reassure some of those people and that is what she was doing in this speech to the trade union congress, this federation. she laid out a couple of things, first, importantly, she said that in the first 100 days of any labour government, and remember, we are coming up to possibly an election may be in a year's time, in the first 100 days they would repeal, so scrap some of the legislation the conservatives have brought in, the things to do with strikes, where trade unions would have to, but in very recent legislation, the trade unions would have to guarantee certain amounts of service, say, on the railways or in health services, even on strike days. that has been controversial with the unions. also legislation going a bit further back which imposed things like a minimum 50% turnout in a vote to make a strike illegal. labourare turnout in a vote to make a s

so excellence sees the s, the g is needs a global rescue plan. the united auto workers union has rejected wage increase proposals by the big 3 us common you factor is it says offers to rise, paid by around 20 percent of a 4 years. definitely a no go it and state once a 40 percent salary increase over the same period and improve working conditions. the u i w says it is ready to call for more strikes of negotiations failed. nearly 13000 members of the union down the tools on friday of defining to reach and deal on the contracts, or what kind of active as the ruling for a 2nd day in new york as the united nations general assembly gets under way. several people have been arrested for let's get more information from our correspondence. kristen salumi, she joins us live from new york, and i am sitting as being the number of arrest. what. what's the latest, where you are of the, it's a pretty chaotic scene here. we are outside of the federal reserve, the us central bank, where climate activists have surrounded the building. they've been blocking the entrances to the building. police

workers�* strike against detroit automakers. joe biden�*s arrival is expected a day before former president donald trump is also scheduled to be there. it comes after united auto workers uniones ford, which the uaw said was making more progress in talks. in the united states, the government finds itself once again on the verge of a shutdown. us lawmakers have until midnight on september 30 to reach an agreement on a spending bill before funding for government services is due to dry up. the impasse comes as a group of republicans in the house of representatives are using the issue as leverage to extract additional spending cuts in the order of $120 billion in the new fiscal year. new brexit trade rules covering electric vehicles could cost european manufacturers £3.75 billion over the next three years, according to the european automobile manufacturers associationthe rules are meant to ensure that —— manufacturers association. the rules are meant to ensure that eu—produced electric cars are largely made from locally sourced parts. but manufacturers on both sides of the channel say they are not ready. when we come back, two—wheeler fever hits india: how motogp�*s debut in the

workers strike against detroit car—makers. joe biden�*s arrivals expected a day before the former president donald trump is also scheduled to be there. that comes after united auto workers unionhas reportedly abandoned its target of replacing oil based plastics and specs by the 2030. according to the financial times, the danish toymaker says a new material made from recycled bottles would have a bigger carbon footprint because it would need new equipment. the oil based substance that currently uses requires about two kilograms of petroleum to make one kilograms of petroleum to make one kilogram of plastic. the boss of aldi says the way british people shop for groceries has been transformed by the cost of living crisis, and he believes the shift is permanent. giles hurley says there's a new generation of savvy shoppers who are buying more own label products than ever before and his supermarket chain is doing rather well as a result. aldi's annual results for the year to the end of december show a healthy rise in profits and sales. sales for 2022 rose almost 2 billlon pounds to 15 and a half billion pounds. mr hurley's been talking to our business correspondent emma simpson, an

workers' positions moves negotiations. vanessa yurkevich, arlette s saenz, thank you so much. >>> let's take a look at how important the workers are to the campaign. in 2020, biden outperformed trump with unionse hholds. specifically, biden carriied 62 to trump's 32%. they made up 20% of voters in 2020. joining us now to talk more about this, we have bob king, he's a former uaw president and also douglas brinkley who is a presidential historian. bob, to you first, the uaw has not endorsed biden. they did in 2020 and shawn fain has harshly rebuked trump. but talk about the rank and file here. trump feels he can peel off more than he did in 2020. is he right? >> i think he's absolutely wrong. workers saw that he didn't do anything for workers. uaw members the statement in lordstown, where he said don't sell your home, don't move, i'm going to save his plant. and he did nothing to save that plant. he did many things to hurt workers, workers' rights to organize, federal workers. it's just a long, long list of ways he helped the wealthiest and did not help workers at all. >> doug, tell us why these visits to michigan, to striking workers, matter so much when it comes to presidential politics? >>

only 12,000 of the uaw�*s 150,000 workers have joined the strike, but, in an interview on us television, us president shawn fain warned of a much larger action. —— unionnt. if we don't get better offers and we don't get down and take care of the members�* needs we are going to amp this thing up even more. we're prepared to do whatever we have to do, so, the membership is ready, the membership is fed up. we're fed up with falling behind. it's been decades of falling behind and especially this past decade, in the most wealthiest times of the history of these companies, there is no excuse, these companies have made a quarter of a trillion dollars in the last ten years. $21 billion in the last six months alone. and our workers�* wages and conditions have gone backwards police. police in southern china say they've detained some staff at the wealth management unit of embattled property developer evergrande. the identity of those who've been taken by authorities and the charges that they might be facing are unclear at this stage. evergrande is at the centre of a crisis in china's property sector which has seen a string of debt defaults since late 2021. focus

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i think only 1% of nonunion private sector workers have access to a traditional pension plan, compared to about one third of the unionized workforce. 401(k)scome to replace those but they rest on the workers rather than the employer over time. if you are a union member, you are more likely to have access to a 401(k) than a nonunion member. the same goes with employer-provided health care. you have more access to better, more affordable health care if you are in a and that not hurt if -- then not. as she advises her children about finding jobs with benefits, find a union job or make your job a union job and bargain for benefits for host: i love your historical perspective. the caller and the other hours at his year is that if there were no labor unions, there would be no middle class. guest: i 100% agreed. that was over the course of fighting over the 30's, 40's, 50's that built this modern american middle class. we have seen decline over the last 30 to 40 years. we have seen the middle class gets we and people -- get squeezed and people have less access to the jobs that would allow somebody to have the american dream -- owning a home, payi

workers on the picket line in michigan later today. the industrial unrest has highlighted a clash between the president�*s support for unions and his push

workers union, which represents employees making vehicles for brands such as ford, gm and chrysler, is planning a series of strikes over pay, working hours and the transition to making electric vehicles. the bbc�*slle fleury sent this report from detroit. the start of the detroit's annual auto show. a chance for the big three car—makers to showcase their latest models. casting a shadow over the cheer, the prospect of the industry's biggest strike in generations. what do workers think? this is your morning routine? this is what i do every morning. get up to the chickens. this man works in a still lantus factory making jeep. i'm a fourth—generation uaw. you know, my great grandfather, my grandfather my dad. that's something i wanted to be able to provide to my family. it was an awesome living for my parents growing up. and are those opportunities there today? not necessarily. i'm nervous about it. his grandfather and father's way of living now out of reach. i can't afford to purchase the vehicle that i sit there and produce every day. i can't even afford to buy that. how does that make you feel? it's frustrating. it's disappointing. also joining the fight, gm workerjesse kelly. i'm a single mum, i

i think only 1% of nonunion private sector workers have access to a traditional pension plan, compared to about one third of the unionized workforce. 401(k)scome to replace those but they rest on the workers rather than the employer over time. if you are a union member, you are more likely to have access to a 401(k) than a nonunion member. the same goes with employer-provided health care. you have more access to better, more affordable health care if you are in a and that not hurt if -- then not. as she advises her children about finding jobs with benefits, find a union job or make your job a union job and bargain for benefits for host: i love your historical perspective. the caller and the other hours at his year is that if there were no labor unions, there would be no middle class. guest: i 100% agreed. that was over the course of fighting over the 30's, 40's, 50's that built this modern american middle class. we have seen decline over the last 30 to 40 years. we have seen the middle class gets we and people -- get squeezed and people have less access to the jobs that would allow somebody to have the american dream -- owning a home, payi

stand up and strike of the union announced expanded strikes against $38.00 g m, and still enters auto parts centers in 20 states across the u. s. at in 5600 striking workers to the 13000 already on strike. but in the latest wave, ford was spared with the union side in 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 more get to it, i would think they could follow suit 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. i am currently earning less money per hour than i was 23 years ago. and you would like to get that back. absolutely. gm president mark bruce is firing back. calling the you a deb hughes demands untenable, after automakers offered a 20 percent weight job. there was a fox of approval match polls that show the american public largely behind the union, 86 workers here in bolingbrook. watch after the job and onto the picket line on thursday. the union strategy is progressive strikes, designed

labor�*s power is centred not in detroit or hollywood, but in las vegas. 95% of unionised hotel and casino workers there have voted to authorise a strike that puts members of the culinary workers unionp closer to a walk—out. the union is the largest in the state, with 60,000 hospitality workers in its ranks. two thirds of those members are on recently expired contracts. they're seeking better pay, benefits and working conditions, particularly after the pandemic drove many workers out of the city, resulting in staff shortages. they're in negotiations with some of the las vegas strip�*s biggest casino operators, including mgm resorts, international, caesars entertainment and wynn resorts. hotels and casinos are the economic engine that drives nevada's biggest city. a potential strike could impact more than three dozen of them. the culinary workers union hasn't actually engaged in a strike in more than 30 years, but the last time it threatened to. in 2018, it was able to reach a contract agreement for its 25,000 affected workers before any walk—outs took place. let's focus now on oil prices which have surged to new highs this year. brent crude is up 2.9% at $96. with benchmark crude no

s, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. president biden refers to himself as champion for union workers. >> president biden: i intend to be the most pro-union president in history. a lot of politicians in this country can't say the word union. i'm not one of them. i'm proud to say the word and be the most pro-union president in american history. [cheering] >> president biden: i promised you i would be, i said i would be the most pro-union president in american history and make no apology for it. >> carley: the feeling does not seem mutual. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: the country's largest auto workers union speeding toward historic strike that would cost the u.s. economy $5 billion in just 10 days. president biden is brushing off that threat. >> mr. president, are you aware of an auto strike? [indiscernible] -- don't think it is going to happen. >> brooke: the president of the auto unioned he was shocked to hear him say that at this point. they want cost of living allowances and defined benefits and pension. when corporation come to the government, there is always a raent why it can't happen. it is earned, actions spe

0vershadowing relations between the united auto workers union and gm, ford, and chrysler—owner, stellantis, is the transition to electric vehicles, as the bbc�*s, a battery factory in moortown 0hio, altium cells, a battery factory in moortown ohio, is farfrom the picket line. at this site, a partnership between car—maker general motors and a korean battery supplier lg is at the forefront of the united auto workers fight to protect workers fight to protect workers through the move to electric cars. connie diggle is a maintenance technician here at the only american battery plant to be represented by a union. ,, plant to be represented by a union. ., plant to be represented by a union. ,, , union. seeing those machines move and _ union. seeing those machines move and make _ union. seeing those machines move and make a _ union. seeing those machines move and make a sale, - union. seeing those machines move and make a sale, i - union. seeing those machines move and make a sale, i was| move and make a sale, i was like a kid in a candy store, i was so excited.— like a kid in a candy store, i was so excited. she loves her 'ob was so excited. she love

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workers on strike in 21 states. the latest union members who joined the industrial action are at two plans in chicago and michigan. this is the first ever joint s ford gm. and stalantis, known as a big three detroit automakers. the union says sufficient progress has not been made in talks. it is asked for a 40% pay raise over the next four-year contract, while the companies have been offering just 20%. hundreds of thousands of workers and various sectors have walked off their jobs this year, ranging from hollywood script writers and actors to nurses, hotel staff and pilots. income inequality and betsoring prices has been cited as the main reason. meanwhile the us is inching closer to a government shut down after the republican letthouse fails to approve bill to temporarily fund the government. more than dozen republicans voted against the party's own stop gap bill proposed by their leader kevin mccarthy. they joined all democrats that also opposed the measure due to deep cuts to the government programs. the treasury secretary janet jellen has warned that a likely closure would undermine the country's economic progress. the government will shut

to join the workers of the american auto industry, let 's listen, on tuesday i am going to michigan to join the picketers and show solidarity with by the men and women of the auto workers unionhe auto workers union is demanding now, then biden said that he has been to the scene of every mass shooting in the united states of america, let's listen. after every mass shooting we hear one simple call, the same call we hear all over the country, and i 've been at the scene of every mass shooting, do something, please do something, do something to prevent these tragedy, don't leave behind families who will never be the same again, don't leave behind an entire community absorbed... well, i must say that in the united states there are about 500 mass shootings every year, meticulous journalists counted, biden, for all these 2 years, well, they counted everything they could, counted the sites of mass shootings three times, but not 500, well, then he held a meeting of black businessmen, to whom he promised... that's what he promised them, honestly, you can tell, let's listen, i was proud for the first time in history to sign a permanent permit for a minority business development agency,

jonathan: they made the point of how much worse things would be in this economy if union workers were as high as it was in the 70's can go on the campaign trail and say you love unions at the same time, membership is so low. if it was high, you would have a different point of view. tom: if you go to europe, it's not like america over there. that makes for a lot of rigidities within the united kingdom. jonathan: similar trend in europe. tom: we begin with -- when is the next debate? jonathan: the 27th. tom: you nailed that. same crew? same motley crew? stuart will kill it. wendy schiller is with us now. truly one of our most popular guests. we get huge response when she's on. let's go to the images we saw on radio, the president doing what he does with his baseball cap on, harkening to a union he knew in eastern pennsylvania long ago and far away. don't they vote for trump now? >> there is mixed voting in terms of unions. the teamsters lien a little bit more republican in their voting but a lot of other private unions physically on the local lever - level because they believe democrats will spend on infrastructure

meanwhile the united auto workers strike during his third day contract negotiations are continuing. one union member tel tying fox sthey're willing to strike quote as long as it takes. uaw chief warning c he may order additional strikes. even more manufacturing plants that's needed. great trouble for the foxbusiness network is live. he's importing from a picket line on the street in wayne, michigan. you can have the honking of the cars support for those in the street. >> all day long all night long the picketers with ford and general motors so lantus will resume talks has help for the talks are going have there been any major breakthroughs uaw president said progress has been slow. assign this to s is strike coulo into a fourth day tomorrow. some of the issues of course better pay, better pension and health benefits but also the transition of the automakers to electric vehicles. specifically some of the workers i have talked to are concerned about president biden's green energy push. take a listen. >> the ev's i think are putting the cart before the horse. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. think they're

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workers who work there. the company can play fast and loose with the union recognition legislation to frustrate the union�*sor a fair playing field. is it naive to think that, though, you can do it in a different way? instead of being in opposition to management, saying, look, we�*ve got to get in, therefore we can hold the management�*s feet to the fire, you�*ve got to work with them and say if you want to lose fewer people, if you want less turnover, less cost from people constantly leaving to get betterjobs we will work with you? now, some argue, a company like greggs has done that. that what they have shown is that they can work with the workers, they can pay them a little bit better than they can elsewhere and that is a better, more cooperative way to work. and that is 90% of the work that unions do. so greggs also have a relationship with the bakers union. i was up at b&m bargains at one of their distribution centres, our shop workers union working really closely with management there. they have turned the situation around to where they had 500% labour turnover. people come into work and they are sayi

workers union, which represents employees making vehicles for brands such as ford, gm and chrysler, is planning a series of strikes over pay, working hours and the transition to making electric vehicles. the bbc�*sfleury sent this report from detroit. the start of the trade's annual auto show. a chance for the big three car—makers to showcase their latest models. casting a shadow over the chair, the prospect of the industry's they could strike in generations. what do workers think? this is what i do _ what do workers think? this is what i do every _ what do workers think? this is what i do every morning. - what do workers think? this is what i do every morning. get l what do workers think? this is | what i do every morning. get up to the _ what i do every morning. get up to the chickens.— to the chickens. this man works in a still lantus _ to the chickens. this man works in a still lantus factory - in a still lantus factory making jeep grand cherokee stop that i a fourth—generation uaw. you know, my great grandfather, my grandfather mi; you know, my great grandfather, my grandfathe— my grandfather my dad. that's something _ my grandfather my dad. that's something i — my grandfather my dad. that'

s president, mark roy says 40% of vehicles in the u.s. are made by companies with union workers.l for the automakers or a drawn out strike could raise car prices. so far, the uaw has rejected every offer and its president, sean feign says its workers are ready to strike. the uaw says its plan is to have workers walk off the job not at every factory, at all three companies at once, but at specific, targeted auto plants. >> big three can afford to immediately give us our fair share. if they choose not to, then they are choosing to strike themselves and we are not afraid to take action. >> we also know president biden spoke with the president of the uaw and the leaders of the big three automakers about the status of the negotiations unless there is a major breakthrough in the next few hours. the uaw will announce at 10:00 eastern tonight which plants it will pickerington, bret? >> bret: grady trimble outside of ford headquarters in michigan. we will monitor this, thanks. no aliens that, is the headline tonight from nasa's long awaited report on ufos. the space agency says it does no

reaction of the trade unions and american workers and then it was directly said, guys, we are moving to a system of lundites of italian strikes and all kinds of sabotage. and that's what 's happening in america. this is a direct consequence. here is this ban and the rail war. maybe, but we see the rails that laid our floors in the 19th century, which were also laid in the 19th century, so you don’t have to be a big loot in order to sort of see that the trains just go off the rails. and because of the fact that everything is worn out, the entire infrastructure is worn out. they often testify because the bridges they are crossing are collapsing, because the bridges are also worn out . america is all over. conscience , they are trying to rewrite the history of the second world war, an adequate defense tool is needed , they are able not only to reflect, but it is to prevent all sorts of strikes of such a center and the invincibility of a british tank with a direct hit dispelled, our artillery, challenger 2 is destroyed by a sub-worker. ukraine suffers huge losses. only for 3 months. the counter comes at almost 70.000. dead militants. russia is extending a voluntary 300,000 b

s&p 500 was up less than a point. >>> hospitality workers in las vegas have voted overwhelmingly to authohorize a strtrike again2 casino resorts if a deal is not reached. the culinary and bartenders unionsning for improved pay, benefits, and working conditions. the unions represent around 60,000 workers across the state. >>> kia and hyundai are recalling more than 3.3 million vehicles over potential fire risks. federal regulators say hyundai is recalling 13 different models from 2010 through 2015 because a brake fluid leak could spark a fire. kia is recalling a dozen models from 2010 through 2019 due to a possible electrical short that can also ignite. impacted customers will be cntacted. >>> and costco has a new hot ticket item. the bulk retailer says its one-ounce, 24-karat gold bars are selling out within hours. the two brands are selling those bars for around $1,900. that's slightly above the price of gold futures. the company has limited purchase -- purchases to two per member. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> and this year your advent calendar can go beyond a little piece of chocolate. it can, you know,

s largest steel plant. the port talbot steelworks in south wales employs around 4,000 workers but even if a deal is done, there are concerns about their future. unionsbell.

s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... >>> well, this morning, members from the united auto workers union launched a history makinge against the big three american automakers. now while we were all settling in last night, in detroit workers were walking off the job. in fact, this is one of the largest labo strikes to thinks the united states in years. still, we're not talking about a massive walkout. rather sort of a warning shot. the series of strikes and a number of small factories. the unite auto workers president says today talks likely won't happen. >>> meanwhile a federal grand jury indicted hunter biden. tha was back in 2018 when he was a drug user, at the time, the president's son was accused of lying about drug use on a federal gun form and that's really what prosecutors are going to be looking at closely. a third count claims he knowingly possessed a firearm while on drugs. these charges come only two months after his plea deal broke down. in a statement, hunter biden's lawye accused the special counsel of bending to political pressure. >>> up and down the north atlantic coast, parts of new england and c

workers, we are going to withhold our labour. our business correspondent michelle fleury is in detroit and she sent this report. the latest contract between america�*s big three carmakers and their uniont, triggering a first round of walkout bout three factories. 0ne each at general motors in missouri, stellantis in ohio and forward right here in michigan. the workers are asking for better benefits and they also want to see a 40% pay increase over the lifetime of the 4—.5 year contract. the car companies are offering about half of that. the uaw president says it is a shame negotiations have broken down but he sees this as a fight for further economic and socialjustice. and so to his members, many of whom sacrificed a lot to help the car companies return to health after the 2008 financial crisis. ~ ., , ., , , crisis. we get oppositions up with the understanding - crisis. we get oppositions up with the understanding that l with the understanding that when we, when things got better with board we would get our stuff but we are having to now fight for there are people rhyno working here who are check to check, paycheck—to—paycheck. check to check, paycheck-to-paycheck. check to check, -a

s. o, somebody's of work is union says it's ready to cool for most strikes at additional calm money. factoring funds if talks with their employers failed negotiations for the united auto workers union, se discussions with big the 3 big us comic is always a critical stage bought flow. and the 13000 members of the union down to the tools on friday. they want to 40 percent pay hike over 4 years, like the call companies say is too much the strikes of now and to of the day a, a large parts of indonesia are in the grip of a prolonged droughts with the on such a val menia whether phenomena affecting farms and draining water supplies. this is dry season is expected to be the most severe since 2019 with thousands of people facing food shows just as a result. so o'clock reports. it's been a long hot month since the east news obtained got a regent and has seen rain these months. foot tall ross fields and out terraces of patched it thousands of pictures in the publicly village in the east. soon the district had been destroyed by drops that been a dollar for the rain stuck in may the she hasn't been able to play it anything seems saying like we need help from the government restoration to

mr trump�*s speech comes a day afterjoe biden became the first sitting us president to join a picket line tuesday at the invitation of the united auto workers, the unionded that the workers should be doing as "incredibly well" as the companies that employ them. mr biden has long positioned himself as a champion of unions, though some workers have told the bbc they fear the rivals might politicise the strike. live now to luigi gjokaj, vice president of the united autoworkers local 51. thanks indeed forjoining us on bbc news. a lot of attention focused on yourselves and the other workers strike there. yet the president yesterday, the former president in the region today. what is your response to getting that level of attention to your coles? == getting that level of attention to your coles?— to your coles? -- calls. it is tood to your coles? -- calls. it is good anytime _ to your coles? -- calls. it is good anytime legislators . to your coles? -- calls. it is good anytime legislators in | good anytime legislators in general let alone one run for the opposite for president and one being the current, always was good we getting that attention. as you guys

workers contract expires at 11:59 p.m. eastern. the union has been negotiating with gm and ford and stellantis on a four-year deal. uaw president sean fain said the company se sides remain far apart. the uaw is prepared to strike at a limited number of factories. >> we are still very far apart on the key priorities. to win, we are likely going to take action. just as we approached negotiations decifferently thann the past, we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they have never seen before. >> in a statement, ford ceo jim farley said we put four offer on the table since august 29th and each has been generous, but they have yet to receive a genuine counteroffer. the future of the industry is at stake and he wants to avoid a disastrous outcome. let's talk more about the impact of the potential uaw strike with patrick anderson. ceo of the anderson economic group. patrick, you heard the uaw president right there. he says they are far apart. what do you think the resolution could look like? >> i think they are far apart on non-wages. on wages, they don't appear far apart. both ford and gm are proposing double impact. the wage gap is something to be

union at the collective bargaining table. for workers who are difficult to replace, and the writers are certainly that but also the teamsters at u. p. sow we're seeing the autoworkers, they have shown a lot of power at the bargaining table. and this deal, if the reports are accurate really gets the rioters most everything that they wanted. they wanted job security protection, they wanted wage increases, they wanted revenue out of the streaming services residual. they wanted to be protected from this technological development of a high. it looks like they're going to get all of the. almost everything but they wanted in the table. and that is consistent with the pattern we've seen going all the way back to 2021. unions that have workers that are difficult to replace have a lot of bargaining power this economy. >> but this thing is not inked yet. it's a tentative deal. what could keep it from crossing the finish line set? >> well if the rioters all of a sudden decided that this was an exceptional deal you could see that there are two leadership councils of this writers guild of america have been proven. and we'll see that vote probably t