and their safety is guaranteed in the place of work. >> the workers unions helped -- say working canelp the old escape poverty as one of five seniors is below the property line. -- poverty line. >> that was bruce harrison reporting from tokyo. up next, the top stories. let's look at what is making headlines in the world newspapers. spatill start off with a between canada and saudi arabia. >> it began when the canadian government called for the release of two prominent human rights activist which created ire in riyadh. how is the saudi arabian press treating this? of this paper,ge they go through the list of countries and organizations that have praised the crown prince. in the canadian press, much surprise and indignation. argues it is mail not about canadian and saudi arabia relations but about reflecting regional and domestic criticism about saudi foreign policy, mainly about their invoking the possibility of backing jared kushner and the white house proposal for a israeli-palestinian peace process. >> very controversial issue. how is this being viewed in the american media? >> new

in our correspondent from the africa desk daniel pence now daniel you spoke to a leader of the workers' union in tenure which took on a chinese construction company and successfully negotiated better conditions what was his experience how hard was it well joe much area of the union leader that i talked to said negotiating such a deal with a chinese company was the hardest thing he had ever done in his law if and i think it speaks for itself when you have an experienced union leader talking that way he said it was clear from the beginning that the managers off the chinese company didn't have any experience negotiating with the unions and first kind of had to understand why the shirts that said down and negotiate with union leaders about such issues as payment holidays so the hardest thing he's ever done in his life these can be clearly david and goliath battles unions against large multinationals do you think the success in kenya has emboldened the unions to stand up for their rights oh yes i think it has i mean so far there are about eighty agreements in place across africa i mean that is lit

by some distance but it will be an argument for having a single union operating for real we workers so's we didn't have disputes among unions as well as disputes between units of management and the absolute they were an industrial union were not for about a privilege for the higher pay grades or about a privilege for people who were awake already work we organize right across the railway industry and would encourage everybody to join ianthe. but with a vote for your union can i thank you for the good now it's time to show and i don't know if there's going to be a single really workers' union steve but i know we're going to present you with the exam and quickly you know the drill a little of the way to your next visit to the school real. quick and then toast to your fellow workers ok thank you very much it's lovely. great pleasure steve thank you for coming up after the break i speak the story of michael fry a man who has made a particular study of the east coast lying to scotland which is fear but i can forward between the private and the public sector. what politicians do something

we're here to protect the workers, union and non-union workers. we're going to do that. >> thank you. >> honorable supervisors, alex lanesburg. i want to be quick. there's a bunch of information and misinformation. it's on there. i'm sorry this isn't bigger. my computer died. there were numbers being thrown around about apprentices and diversity. i want to share facts. the blue line is ibw local 6. the orange line is sbc. another bad contractor. >> they cannot match the apprenticeship numbers of lb6. number one. when we take a look at graduation rates, again, we don't see these guys coming anywhere close to what we do. when we take a look at total enrollment over the past 16 years, over northern california, over the entire northern california -- >> it's okay if he can just finish this last slide. >> this is the last slide. local apprentices, blue line, light blue line, women. gold, abc. again, 40 times the number of apprentices done in these union programs. the abc is another bad contractor. >> thank you, mr. lanesburg. [applause] >> good morning,

from the pilots worker union there, in belgium.investigate an attack in yemen which killed at least twenty—nine children. the attack targeted a school bus in the town of saada, which is under the control of iranian—backed houthi rebels. following the strike the coalition initially claimed they had targeted militants. the un secretary general has called for an independent inquiry into the attack. the bbc‘s nada tawfik is live in new york. so the council members have agreed that there is a need for an investigation? yes, that is right. date met behind closed doors and received a briefing from the top un official and they said that they agreed that there was a need for a credible and transparent investigations. now this attack has really shocked the world, there has been instant condemnation because dramatic video footage shows this school bus hit with dozens of children killed and many others injured so the un has come out to say that they should have an independent investigation and that this is a low point in this conflict and that

uses on french workers unions at harvard. to do research in may. just before hethen it got obvioh bigger. coverage -- was a movie star forra a while. it was pretty clear that he was to being a magnifiient orator. whhn he gave speeches, peopll listened. that's the main thing i remember. marching from aris to the sorbonne. 1968, -- was a student in paris on a scholarship. he was preparing an entrance exam for cinema school. he ived in the latin quarter. the hard of the may 68 uprising. he witnessed the nighttof the when thousands of french students confronted >> the situation beeame dangerous when the first% barricade fell, leading o unprecedented violence. we quickly hid in a woman's apartment. i was terrified. i thought people would die. the next day we realized that no had such a demonstration occurred in the mcgrath, morocco, tunisia, it would have been a bloodbath. that really struck me. it was a huge unprecedented demonstration. yet the protesters didn't have hostile intentions. it was a refreshing attitude within the realm of polltical >> in 1

restructuring will have on siemens three hundred eighty thousand workers worldwide german steel workers union is not expecting any additional cuts it's waiting for management to explain what concrete changes the new plan will bring. on average germans sixty kilograms of meat every year almost all of it wraps in plastic percent of all tupperware cases and that customers take them home and get a new one next time and the supermarket cleans them. or this german supermarket wants to wave plastic wrapping goodbye for customers now have the option of buying their meat and sausages in environmentally friendly reuseable boxes to avoid plastic waste. like this i think it's great people should prevent waste wherever they counted because we do that's a good idea if we want informants honest people also brought their own containers to buy flour sugar and other things and you just want a mark they didn't need plastic then. nowadays it's over rated measure if you will he doesn't like many people are against the green movement they say one person can make a difference but it can turn into a mass movement wi

thirty eight million foreign visitors that's up five percent but while hotels are happy the hotel workers union says the boom means hotel employees having to work overtime which often goes unpaid. let's bring in color of booze and from downtown from for one of those top travel destinations come out how did germany's become so cool as a troubled us the nation. well gary hart i have to say if you take frankfurt for example a city that's often perceived to be a bit boring with all its banks it's also a big surprise to see how many tourists are coming here but germany has done a lot to become more attractive for tourists frankfurt is a very good example with its completely refurbished old town of center of the town but of course there's a flip side to it germany is also benefiting from the negative aspects of other places in the world as it's become more in secure to travel worldwide at least people perceive it that way many tourists choose germany as a travel destination a country that's perceived to be very safe to travel to. and you've mentioned frankfurt but what other locations in germany bene

george is general secretary of the pireas dock workers union.ivatised to generate the funds required for investment and expansion. generate the funds required for investment and expansionm generate the funds required for investment and expansion. it was a lwa ys investment and expansion. it was always profitable. the last 80 years it was all is profitable, it was never subsidised by the state, it was always given and not taking a penny. so all of these investments that place in the authority was out of the work of people working here and down of the profits of the organisation. cosco's initial lease on pireas only runs for 35 years, that doesn't have a very long to make a return on all the money they are investing in the port, unless they can get an extension. philip hampshire, abc news, pireas. chinese customers have gained a discerning palate for australian wine. export scrip at their fastest rate in 50 years due to strong demand from the mainland. is it a fad or will it last as long as the old grapevine is that there its fruit? i put the ques

wearing cement shoes at the bottom of a leg somewhere and then the jews won't even be laid by union cement workers because all the union have been destroyed so you get like freelance underpaid children cement workers making the shoes is. probably part of the gig economy where you have some sort of cement to apple but your phone. bricks cement layers into working for pennies because they don't understand the algorithm is a margin mark and they only but you know if you do it's not even quality to make sure craftsmanship it. shoddy underpaid so menchu work. anyway nicaragua nicaragua is the latest the us backed attempted coup so i thought this would be a good time to take a moment to give you how to create a u.s. backed government whom. you know and you can play along at home especially if your home is in nicaragua or venezuela. step one create a strong u.s. backed fifth column column you should know i mean how do you not know it's a group of people who undermine the government of a country in support of the enemy they can be both covert and open and i can't believe you know this is the part of the s

that at the postal service or are unionized they make good living wages and decent benefits something that all workers should should have so certainly there's an effort. on the part of this administration to reduce the voice of unions and to reduce the voice of workers that maybe some of it but i think the main thing is the post office takes in seventy billion dollars a year in revenue and those in the private side want to take that and turn it into a profit making machine rather than public service and maybe set their own postal rates well think think think think about if you don't have to go down there we're all road then maybe the only way you get there is a twenty dollars surcharge ouch what do you see going forward from a business perspective and how do you see postal customers impacted well that's a great example if they have to pay a surcharge for going that last march of the last ten miles or for example if you had to pay for a forwarding your mail when you move there's a whole host of options out there you know the post office does a passport.

by some distance but it will be an argument for having a single union operating for real we workers so's we didn't have disputes among. as well as disputes between units of management and we're absolutely we're an industrial union we're not for about a privilege for the higher pay grades or about a privilege for people who were awake already work we organized right across the railway industry and would encourage everybody to join in i am today. but without that for you know can i thank you for begin now it's time to show and i don't know if there's going to be a single really want because union steve but i know we're going to present you with the exam and quickly you know the drill and you don't have to wait your next visit to scott real. quick and then toast to your fellow workers ok thank you very much it's lovely great pleasure steve thank you for coming up after the break i speak to a story in michael fry a man who was made up of tecla study of the course lying to scotland which is via a back and forward between the private and the public sectors. and trump you know if it's all

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stockholm in sweden what is mentioned there another rally was also held on saturday a march by workers unions to find out more do go to. twitter feed and also for updates from sweden ahead of the election. but it's not only protests that have shaken sweden of late a string of recent arson attacks rocked the country with authorities describing them as organized and prepared police said up to one hundred cars were damaged or destroyed earlier this month most of them in sweden second biggest city of course in book. thank you well police have so far arrested three suspects although any motive behind the attacks is unknown some media reports and politicians have shifted the blame to the right wing social democrat party claiming that such an incident would actually benefit the parties and he migration starts. now elsewhere brazil's presidential election is about a month away but the man leading the polls does face a big hurdle that's because lately the silver the former president is currently in jail within a quarter of a reports. brazil's presidential election is looming and the latest polls to sh

school in the glen park neighborhood will become dolores where to committee school in honor of farm workers union. also the chinese e center in chinatto honor the la francisco mayor says it will be called ed and anita lee newcomers school. newest re san francisco being welcomed. a bill to allow bars and nightclubs to serve alcohol until 4 am is expected to go to governor brown's desk. the state assembly approved it yesterday allowing some establishments in nine california cities to stay open until 4 am. those cities include san francisco, oakland, sacramento, and los angeles. the bill sets up a five-year pilot program in each of those cities. it is expected to get final approval from the state senate and then go to the governor's desk. >>> just ahead, we are live at the scene of breaking news. northbound 680 in san jose is closed two drivers while police inkindergartner walks home 2 1/ miles by himself. how his school district is responding to a mixup and what his mother plans to do about it. >>> good morning. we are live on the scene. breaking news in san jose. police closed down northbound 684

includes government union members taking the government out it's more like 65% private-sector union workers are not fooled it is the stronghold the progressive have in our society and the way themselves into our lives and without entertainment industry through the educationm system and the virtues of socialism to attack the evils of capitalism. so the characterization is wron wrong, there is not the movie wall street. with a try to me by on an interview that milton friedman did with phil tma donahue years ago he did not say that but they characterized him. but capitalism approaches altering when you create a business try to figure out to meet the needs of other people. when i ran carl's jr. i try to figure out the burgers everybody else wanted to eat not mean trying to meet the needs of othertyty people with e best quality at the moment price. you improve your life five meeting the needs of others. at john mackey stores each product is a group of b individuals how to satisfy the needs of everyone that walks into the grocery store whether cars or tractors. it doesn't matter in a free market

has in this country has come from a union workeruffering. being on a picket line. kids doing without stuff. policeman beating them up, maybe even shooting them. anybody that wouldn't want to in the union -- anybody in a union that would vote republican needs to be thrown out of the union. i cannot -- i cannot believe that anybody in a union would vote anything but democrat because of what the republicans do. host: what are you and your fellow union members doing to get out the vote in november? caller: i'm retired, but i'm going down to the facility at work that. i'm going to talk to the younger union members. a lot of them voted for trump. a lot of them voted against obama because the nra said they were going to take away their guns. and them young guys leave that. they actually -- they believed. they told me that if obama was the military was going to come into their house and take away their guns. that's how ignorant they are. they can't -- they've got to do research. they cannot us into what republicans tell them. it's all yes.

economy so that it works for us rob what about the trade unions there i mean how strong are they now and are they actually able to protect workers. i mean as we speak now you do have a new federation you have suffered through and stuff to is a trade union that has been born out of dissatisfaction with the relationship but. need to trade unions have ahead with government they have found that the relationship not to be in the interest of the way cost or you do have trade unions that are saying that dare wait a minute we need to redefine the relationship that we have in government change unions are becoming very wary of having an intimate relationship with the government are they protecting the webcast i think but the difficulty is that there is just must've job cuts and they are suffering when it comes to membership of the decline of membership within trade unions i mean you talk to trade you know such as i'm cool as well they have taken a very. clear position in relation to government they're not interested in having an intimate relationship with god i'm done not interested in going into government and i believe this is house of

mentions that another rally was held today a march by workers unions to find out more head to refine oceanus twitter feed for updates from sweden head of the election. the former first minister of gotland alex salmond is taking the country's government to court he claims its inquiry into his alleged sexual misconduct is a legal case revolves around allegations of sexual harassment by to start with the incumbent first minister nicholas sturgeon who is a close ally of some and says she wants to see the investigation progress even though it could have undesirable ramifications for her party. for my party this will be extremely upsetting to members of the s.n.p. up and down the country it's a difficult situation but what is important is that completes our treaties seriously regardless of who the person complained a boat is i can confirm that the scottish government receives two complaints in january in relation to an exam and mrs hammond was notified of the complaints in march and phoned to mr simonds and the people involved on wednesday august the twenty second of my conclusions and tha

workers union amcu says it won't accept the job cuts and is considering mass action the concern for many is that the job cuts could further escalate simmering labor and social unrest for media miller al-jazeera rustenburg northwest province. turn your attention to lesson america because the party of brazil's imprisoned former president we and i feel a lot of silver has registered him as a candidate for the forthcoming presidential elections thousands rallied in the capital brasilia to show their support for his candidacy mr lula was convicted and jailed for corruption during his time in office he says the charges were politically motivated it's expected the courts will bar him from running for office because of that conviction. well the one hundred migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea have now been taken ashore in malta their arrival ends a five day standoff after the rescue boat is banned from docking in several ports the one hundred forty one migrants on board will not be taken in by france germany luxembourg portugal and spain doctors without borders say some of the migrants are

union workers private sector union workers are not being fooled by what is happening with big labor. these are the strongholds that the progressives have in our society. and it's what they've used to insinuate themselves into our lives and to really educate a generation of americans through the entertainment industry and through the education system into the very tours of social jim, trying to attack the evils of capitalism. the characterization of cap calism is based on greeds is simply wrong. and if you're out there defending this, there's a very easy explanation for this, very easy argument to make that will disspell that. the isn't gordon geck dough, greeds is go. the movie pow wail street --" wall treat "and try to rely on an interview that freedman did with fill donahue. her didn't say that but they characterize that. the reality is that capitalism is based on something that approaches altruism. when you're running a business, creating a business, when you're an entrepreneur, what you're trying do is to try and figure out how you can meet the needs of other people. when i ran c

and as mentioned there another rally was held on saturday to a march by workers unions to find out more to go to his twitter feed and also for updates from sweden the head of the election. but it's not only protests that have shaken sweden of late because the string of arson attacks rocked the country with authorities describing them as organized and also prepared police said that up to one hundred cars were damaged or destroyed earlier this month most of them in sweden second biggest city of gothenburg. thank. you well police have so far arrested three suspects over the motives for the attacks is not known some media reports politicians to blame the social democrat party suggesting the incident would benefit the party's anti immigration starts. while brazil's presidential election is about a month away but the man leading the polls there does face a big hurdle that's because little silver the former president is currently in jail with more on this is within a quarter of a. brazil's presidential election is looming and the latest polls to show one clear favorite and he is a familiar fac

union workers, private-sector union workers are not fooled by what's happening. these are the strongholds in our society and it's what they've used to insinuate themselves into our lives and to really educate a generation of americans through the internet entertainment industry and the education system into the virtues of socialism, trying to attack the evils of capitalism. the characterization of capitalism is simply wrong and if you're out there defending this, there's a very easy explanation for this. a very easy argument you can make. this isn't gordon gecko, greed is good. you remember that wall street movie? they tried to rely on an interview that milton friedman did with phil donahue years ago where he didn't really say that but they characterized what he said at that. the reality is capitalism is based on something that approaches all truism. when you're running a business, creating a business, when you're an entrepreneur you're trying to figure out how you can meet the needs of other people. when i ran carl's jr., i didn't try to figure out what hamburge

the coalition contract many are saying that the key issue is still that conditions negotiated by worker unions are completely different in the east and in the west part of the country also are many are calling for a general increase of the minimum wage in germany which is right now at the level of twelve euros per hour i guess there is not the solution but it will still take a couple of years maybe even decades until this issue will be completely solved give me a wage hike and i won't complain a bit thank you daniel. the dollar is dipping at this hour u.s. president donald trump is lashed out at the federal reserve he says he's not pleased with the central bank raising interest rates the fed is currently expected to raise its keep rates two more times this year and another two times next year german drug powell says he's concerned about inflationary pressures in an interview trump said he was not thrilled with the hikes those who refused to say if he believed in the fed's independence powell has said the committee will not bow to political pressure. i still have. you been ukrainian filmmaker o

just looked at private sector unions more than 65% of union families supported president trump, union workers, private sector union workers are not being fooled by what's happening with big labor. these are the strongholds that the progressives have in our society and it's what they've used to insinuate themselves into our lives and to really educate a generation of americans through the entertainment industry and through the education system into the virtues of socialism trying to attack the evils of capitalism, now, the characterization of capitalism based on greed is simply wrong, if you're out there defending this there's a very easy explanation for this, a very argument that you can make that will -- this isn't gordon gecko, greed is good. y'all remember the movie in wall street where greed is good, they tried to rely on interview that milton freedman did with phil few years ago where he didn't say that but characterized what he said at that. the reality is that capitalism is based on something that approaches truism, when you're creating a business, when you're an entrepreneur, what you

there are concerns that if these issues are not adequately addressed some may resort to violence workers' union amcu says it will not accept job cuts plans or mass action for me dimon or al jazeera america. for the next two weeks argentina's capital one a service will be taken over by the tango the dance was born in the city in the late nineteenth century and since then it's been spreading to all corners of the world the international tangle festival of world cup attracts fans and competitors from all around the globe that is about reports. it is the dance music of when a scientist. and for two weeks the festival and world cup energizes the argentine capital. and. travel from colombia to compete last year they came in third place this time they're hoping to make it to the top of the news in some must complete anger helps me express what i feel is the most complete dumps and the most beautiful is the anything obama says best of all us in the me and it's an arch that helps you express what you are feeling if you're angry or sad happy or in love you can express everything in a stance. this is the

there are concerns that if these issues are not adequately addressed some may resort to violence workers' union amcu says it will not accept job cuts plans or mass action for me to mina al jazeera america. a british parliamentary committee has said that smokers should be given greater support to use isa carets as a way of kicking the habit in a report to court and medical studies that suggest very paying could help people stop smoking conventional cigarettes are xli has more. certainly no denying the popularity of aping and the cigarettes nowadays in the u.k. places like this is sprung up all over the country and almost three million people nowadays in the u.k. routinely use the cigarettes as a less harmful thing to do they assume than conventional smoking of course the science is a little sketchy and opinions are mixed the report this week suggest that the cigarettes are actually more harmful than people think they might be on the basis that they can cause lung infections but now an officially sanctioned reports by a government committee here suggest that not only already cigarettes are actual

there are concerns that if these issues are not adequately addressed some may resort to violence workers' union amcu says it will not accept job cuts plans or mass action for me to mina al jazeera america. former indian prime minister tell bihari virtue i has died at the age of ninety three he had been on life support since wednesday and died in hospital. is best known on the international stage for testing nuclear weapons in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight imran khan takes a look back at his political life. how he was elected prime minister not once not twice but three times at all the hari vij by ruled india first for thirteen days in one thousand nine hundred six but was unable to form a majority and then resigned he was prime minister for thirteen months in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight broader coalition partner with truth he was once again forced to resign he completed a full term of almost six years from nine hundred ninety nine i the international stage he's perhaps best known for testing nuclear weapons on nine hundred ninety eight and intensifying with neighbor pakistan

in washington, d.c., the metro rail system's largest union and its workers would not participate in a proposed plan to run separate trains for white supremacists of planning to attend a unite the right rally. after the rail workers union plan, they said they were no longer considering the to protect racist protesters on the anniversary of the charlottesville white prprotest. today marks the 73rd anniversary of the united states' atomic bombing of hiroshima on august 6, 1945, which killed 140,000 peopople and seriously injured another 100,000. this is the mayor of hiroshima, kazumi matsui, speaking at a commemoration ceremony earlier today. with the current rise of self-centered nationalism and the modernization of nuclear that we willpe recognize the pacifism that this request and these the dialogue in a a nuclear weapon free worl. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in palestine with a 17-year-old known as the rosa parks of palestine. a video went viral of her slapping a so

i am a worker, and i am a union leader. e] i am a member of the asia pacific american labor alliance, afl-cio. i'm very proud member of the united domestic workers of america. i am from local 3930. [applause] and i work as an in-home support service provider. i take care of the disabled members of our community, and industry, a work that is plagued with low wages and almost no benefits at all. but i always say i cannot imagine myself as a homecare worker provider without my union. because the union has lifted us, have lifted women of color, have lifted working women so that we can rise up and have dignity and respect. [applause] our unions through collective bargaining is able to at least give us better wages and a little bit more of benefits, but that is not all. you know what my union has done? my union has lifted all of us by leaps and bounds by ensuring that we have a seat at the table. not as a bystander. not as an observer, but somebody who has a voice that can speak up in front of that decision-making. because we are

more of a reagan democrat to have opportunity to make that political landscape with disaffected union workers, with the first industrial economy and that is a lack of labor unions in the sunbelt. it's not so much about major moments although you could point to a few leg appointed to the governorship. but there are the to see the conservative republican breakthroughs as a goldwater conservative with a landslide election, 16 years after goldwater was annihilated in the campaign to see a radical transformation in a short period of time but no single moment there is a perfect storm of social conservatives with religious mobilization and the idea that scandal and corruption and watergate was the message by trust my government and my government is confident and will not waste my money it is transformed by 1980 through ronald reagan government is not the solution to your problem that is the problem. >> in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem. [applause] >> what i hope people get from this book, one of the reasons why i wrote the book is histor

kennedy had in that and help to be supportive of having a -- finally, it would be the first farm worker union we'd ever had in the united states. and so there was a whole enormous part of his day, of robert kennedy's day, was about these issues. in 1967 the war on poverty, technically the economic opportunity act, was up to be reauthorized. the congress kept it on a very short string. and it had to be enacted every year or two. and so there were people who weren't enthusiastic about it. and some of them were people who were public officials, other kinds of things. so kennedy was on the subcommittee that worked on these things. and we went all over the country, and i went with him, and all of these things, i might say parenthetically, when we lost him, really turns out who i am is because of that work and, of course, because i met marian along the way, too. not irrelevant. so, we had been to chicago and there was mayor daley, who wasn't enthusiastic. mark: really? prof. edelman: yeah, i didn't know if you knew. and indian reservations and the work he did in brooklyn, all of these things, so in

just as we're leaving the building the workers come towards us but why are we allowed to speak with them we're meeting jose garcia quit us from the s.o.c. s.a.t. union that fights for the greenhouses workers' rights group has about ten thousand members throughout andalusia jose wants to show was how the harvesters find work. so we're going to where the migrants gather each morning up to get work. well. it's like a red light district for men all workers here young men compete for work in the greenhouses all of them are refugees many from africa this young man is from mali. and i don't like you know when they will be when i get into a lot of thought that they'll listen. but i think if funny but some of the bosses the views us. they treat people like animals. i had one boss who wanted us to work more for free. i told him i couldn't keep working without getting a wage but he said here in spain. people had to work ten hours for no pay. he says he doesn't have a residence or a working permit like most others here he's in the country illegally. refugees can find work in agriculture even if they don't have papers the bosses don't care. who can feel that the

union representatives. and they're increasingly tense about the media to the experience that first hand and one of the farmers trying to take away our camera. every day workers come to the union headquarters seeking help we need gabriele said dickie he's been working in the greenhouses for years but now the poor conditions have made him sick. need to restore the doctor's note certifies that my eye is bad and that i. have to take medication just to see it's. what happened to his eye. after his consultation we meet him in his neighborhood he tells us more about his health problems. it's a. savant i was working spring so first year was a kind of poison marker the female name it smell so bad and then my i started hurting my. own and they took something out of it but my eye still hurts says. he was made to spray pesticides without any protective clothing at. some point that. he needs to work in the greenhouses says this is the tells us he sends sixty euros to his family each month in morocco. the company he works for is called be your sub or back at the union headquarters there are plenty of other workers are also complain about working for the same company. we w

this skilled workers union has been wanting on tariffs on imported steel forever. and that's something that people don't point out. that was a big win for the blue states. >> that's how he got michigan, pennsylvania, by talking about trade and talking about these so-called done deals. there was a lot of protectionism in their and it's been quite impressive. the way that farmers have stuck with him even though they are being hurt short-term, this is from all of the trump supporters who for months have been saying tariffs or taxes. so i'm growing some patients. >> same here. >> dagen: but if really quickly, we could put a stop to any more aggression, if we could just hold with the tariffs on the $50 billion in imports from china and, if we can hold off on the auto tariffs, then move ahead with the positive developments, that's a huge win for this president. we are expecting to hear heartfelt tributes from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. as the senate prepares to meet later today for the first time since the death of john mccain. we are also getting new details

blue collar workers, white collar workers, union, nonunion, live better than kings and queens ever livedse we're so close to, it we don't see it? >> i think so. this is the only country you can live in an apartment with air-conditioning. two tv's, a refrigerator full of food. a car in the driveway. little money in the bank, and you're poor. mark: we hear this propaganda day in and day out whether it's the democrat party, some in the republican party, the media, you are indoctrinated through education, most of the people rely on government, subsidized by government and those who aren't, they those people are subsidized through government, shouldn't i be subsidized too? >> everyone wants something for free. we're not taught to be self-reliant. morality is no longer taught in school. i go talk at troubled high schools, you know, and i try and talk like they talk. i tell these kids, all you guys want to be a baller or be really super cool, be a little bit of a nerd. get an education, get a job, and wait until have you kids when you're married, okay? because you do those three things, you red