your labor party has a new policy of bricks unlike the conservative government labor now wants to stay in the single market in the european customs union for a transition period no limit given on how long that would be how is that not a betrayal of the referendum result well i'm not sure about the limit how that how long that would be as far as i'm concerned my union fought in favor of remaining in europe but the truth of the matter is of course the vote has been taken and britain needs to leave the european union as far as we're concerned it's a question of defending jobs jobs where is right in this new policy how does that then you know policy labor for the election like to work very well i thought cool been presented a position in the last election which spoke for the whole of the nation but the fifty two percent and what he's going back on that because he said only weeks ago he said that under labor government bracks it would mean leaving the single market and i think what that will happen that's a three front bench that is still to return one single name as a policy as ireland sta

in new zealand teen years ago before we start of the organizing drive in absolute motion your vision labor party has raised the abolition of zero hours contracts as a campaign tactic designed to appeal to vast numbers of voters across the world and that i was being confronted by people saying we've had enough you make enormous profits you know just from a decent wage recognise trade unions and the exploitation is here when donald says it has raised pay levels and is offering more secure employment the workers want ten pounds or thirteen dollars an hour last year mcdonald's announced its shareholders received forty. billion dollars two of africa's leading economies say that they've emerged from recession but latest figures from south africa nigeria show economic growth in the second quarter nigeria's output rose munchen lead by north point five five percent but that's after five consecutive quarters of negative growth returns from oil have risen and that's crucial for a country that counts on crude for ninety percent of export earnings and south africa recorded two point five percent growth in th

opposition party says it is the government in waiting in a wide ranging speech of the parties on your conference the labor leader jeremy corbyn accuse the prime minister of bungling rex akin to go. and criticise saudi arabia for what he described as its cruel war in yemen ali phillips has more from brighton even in this age of the political unexpected it's an extraordinary story the apparently an ambitious backbench m.p. who became a labor party leader now adored by the members he promised more spending on health education bringing industries back under state control higher taxes for the rich and big corporations the crowd loved it is the country ready for it. today. twenty or thirty years ago a new consensus is emerging from the great economic crash and the years ago. when people started to find a political voice for their hopes for something different and something better. there's no doubt. this conference but of course germany corbin is preaching to the converted somehow he has to convince the majority of the wider. that he is the right man to lead this country. they call it corbin mania a celebration

labor party. but what was most damaging was that the real core. because most people knew nothing about the issues. but they do share your. argumentation hearing people in the same party being rude to one another and with his phone. but jeremy corbyn is leading labor today watch out there for traces of labor's neo liberal past and their character assassination he's a good and decent man so was it hard he's a good and decent man.

basically the electorate labor supporters and labor members the people in your member of congress like this. you know i don't think i can i've been coming to labor party comes a sense. the wowsers for nineteen midnight is actually before that even i mean big they're being packed out and all the rest of it no i don't think there's ever been on the scale of mission or is create a more urgent enthusiastic and the number of young people here is just staggering it just shows what we're going to. thank you coverage of mcdonnell and jeremy corbyn by mainstream media has ranged from the highly personal to the ridiculous even resulting in apology from rupert murdoch's son and the u.k. labor leader jeremy corbin had this to say about another billionaire own to publication in his conference speech the day before the election i remember it well i was on trains all day long doing six rallies one paper devoted four pages to attacking the labor party and the following day vote went up ten percent. of british people saw right through it so this is a message to the daily mail's and it's. not next to next time please make it twenty eight pages. we spoke to ben chaco th

labor party. but what was most damaging was that the real core. of course he knew nothing about the issues. but they do share your. argumentation hearing people in the same party being rude to one another and with his fault. but jeremy corbyn is leading labor today watch out there for traces of labour's neo liberal past and their character assassination he's a good and decent man so was it hard he's a good i mean decent man but he's not a leader and i just don't think you should share platforms with people who perceive abuse obviously there's no basis on which jeremy really could or should stay. my party it's my party i never could no longer lead to a labor party to my own family you wouldn't want to go and you wouldn't come to him which. i don't think he's a fit be a job that he did was gee i mean and i know in fairness i don't think he's going to be asked but what about all the new liberals in the labor party and for that matter what about all the former tory and double democrat politicians along with their civil servants how come they so often land on their feet joining me now is professor david miller editor of

your eye doctor about restasis multidose. >>> to the index, the dramatic scene unfolding at labor day block party. police say at least eight people, including a pregnant woman were injured in south philadelphia, when a car plowed into that gathering. they are interviewing that driver moments ago, and she says the brakes on her car failed. >>> new details tonight,er merging in the tragic death of a temple university junior. this man is charged with the murder of this woman. he used a lift car to transport the girl's body, and the remains were found at his grandmother's home more than 100 miles away, and the company is working with police. >>> remember this adorable tantrum from princess charlotte back in july? she was ready go home from the trip, and wait until she finds out she won't be the baby much longer? the news from kensington palace tonight, as kate unexpectedly canceled plans due to extreme morning sickness. another baby. >>> and when we come back tonight, a reminder of the work we do to help each other. america strong. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful,

your time this morning. thank you for joining us. u.k. labor partyr of parliament and cochair of the ap bg on eu relations. we are minutes away from the open. up next, we take a look at the movers of today's trading, including vivendi as the topped estimates due to strong figures of universal music group. this is bloomberg, the open just seven minutes away. ♪ ♪ 7:55, just minutes away from the open of cash trading here in europe. let's get to some of the stocks you are going to watch this morning. vivendi is one of them, apparently not pronounced "vava ont" in france. they beat estimates, confirming its fiscal year outlook is opposing at joint ventured with italia. we are going to get to the open in just four minutes from now. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: it is payroll day. we are starting -- expecting a decent start. it looks like we will be up at 0.5%. london looks like it will underperform today. have a look with one eye while you are watching gasoline prices with the other. we have a hurricane headed straight for the gulf. this is irma

the last 18 months, all labor party stories have been about people in the labour party fighting other labour party people. suddenly isarty fighting the government. if you draft yournt right and do not put jeremy corbin's name on it and make it -- is adominic grieve -- theso dislikes giving dominant grieve can come behind it. may does not have a chore -- does not have a majority. mark: thanks for joining us. what's going to be another busy month. we are following stocks, less than 35 minutes before the end of the tuesday session. stocks down four. another day after those geopolitical tensions push markets down yesterday. . ,ark: 11:00 p.m. in hong kong 30 minutes into the trading day. from london, i am mark barton. am julie hyman. this is the european close on a bloomberg. ♪ julie: we are awaiting a briefing from a judge session minute and he is expected to ideance president trump's to end the daca. this program would not end admittedly but would end in six months time to give congress of the time to pass legislation to reinstate it. earlier, president trump welcomed congress back to work in a tweet and said -- senioro new york as executive editor for global econo

your eye doctor about restasis multidose. >>> to the index, the dramatic scene unfolding at a labor day block party. police say at least eight people, including a pregnant woman, were injured in south philadelphia when an out-of-control car plowed into that gathering. police calling the crash an accident. interviewing that driver moments ago. she says the brakes on her car failed. >>> new details emerging tonight in the tragic death of a temple university junior. philadelphia police charging former student, joshua huppertertz with 22-year-old jenna burleigh. the suspect used a lift car to transport the girl's body, and the remains were found at his grandmother's home more than 100 miles away, a spokesperson for the company is devastated and says they are working with police. >>> remember this adorable tantrum from princess charlotte back in july? she was ready go home from the trip, and wait until she finds out she won't be the baby much longer? a new baby on the way. the news from kensington palace tonight, coming as kate unexpectedly canceled plans due to extreme morning sickness. another baby for

labor. host: i'll ask you your opinion on unions today? caller: not the right to work under any conditions that don't have no benefits. this is why the republican party, donald trump, they vls cut wages. host: and we'll talk about the history he lays out. guest: james gets to the point of history, that's the discrimination. if you look at the bargaining privilege unions enjoy, it was primarily instituted through a judicial precedent in the supreme court when in the railway business white union officials decided they didn't want to represent black railway workers. and these black railway workers went to the court and said how can you force us to join this union and be a member of the union and pay dues to the union and allow them to say they're not going to represent us in the workplace. and in a case of 1944, the u.s. supreme court court, the louisville national railroad versus steel the supreme court said we've given power to union officials equal to government, almost like to sovereign to say we can speak on your behalf and if you're going to take that monopoly power then you have to speak for everyone. so in 1944 that was the case. another statute

of your life probably the opposite but what you have in large parts of western and northern europe is a case where because of the pressure of the labor movement of the socialist and communist parties in those societies you had a pressure to raise taxes to do with that tax money progressive social service kinds of activities but you don't even have to go to europe go to the united states in the one nine hundred thirty s. roosevelt raised the taxes because the coalition of the c.e.o. of the american socialist and communist parties then forced it he raised the taxes and used it to do what create the social security system we never had that before the unemployment compensation system we never had that before passed the first minimum wage we never had that before and the cap it all off a public jobs program that employed fifteen million otherwise on the employed people if you raise taxes particularly on corporations and the rich and you use it in those ways yes you produce a much better quality of life and the business community was so upset that they had to pay for it in taxes that the last fifty years have been a consistent effort to roll all that back and trump is just one more step

your bill is the capital of iraq semi autonomous kurdish region results expected to be overwhelmingly in favor of independence but iraq's government in baghdad considers the referendum illegal. brinsmade opposition leader jeremy corbyn says his labor party will challenge the government over its bragg's it policies especially those relating to trade access and workers' rights mr coburn was speaking i had of his party's annual conference his comments follow a major breakthrough speech by prime minister theresa may that extra out of talks on britain's departure from the e.u. begins on monday. in new zealand's general election no party has secured sufficient votes to form a government the vote was one of the closest in recent history with the governing national party taking forty six percent and the opposition labor party nearly thirty six both parties are reportedly considering coalition talks with the controversial anti immigration new zealand first party which took seven point five percent of the. north korea's foreign minister has said that an attack on the united states mainland is inevitable just hours after u.s. bombers flew close to the north's coast both sides of increased tensions over pyongyang's nuclear program this week using s

your elected leader of this party. [applause] the campaign gave people strengthen it but millions to the register and it inspired millions to go vote for the first time. and labor was the party of unity, bringing generations and communities together, why other than pitting you young and old against each other. we will never seek to squeeze one generation to support another, under labor, people went together. [applause] the result of our campaign confounded every single skeptic and expert. i see john mcdonald said. [applause] john mcdonald said at the meeting i was sad and he said the -- got it wrong, i'm really not sure that is fair. they wiped out the majority, winning support in every social and age group. in gaining in every region and nation of the country. so, please take another holiday and make another decision. [applause] >> the labor campaign machine is primed and ready to roll because of some people it didn't come out of the election to well now we have been kind and gentle here, they ran the campaign they always do, under orders from the tax owners to track labor at every turn. [applause] the day before the election, i remember it well i was doing si

labor market go in the right direction. but this will also be very challenging. >> helene, thank you very much for your insight really appreciate it helen baudchon the republican partyeiled plans for an overhaul of the u.s. tax system the framework calls for lower corporate and personal tax rates. democrats were quick to attack the plan saying it will mostly help the wealthy and inflate the deficit. we have u.s. future force you. the dow jones seen off by 5 points that's it for today's show i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up nt.ex ♪ well i'm gone i just saved thousands in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save. and it's all free. go to lendingtree right now and start saving. 60% of women are wearing the wrong size pad and can experience leaks discover always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any al

old how to lead and your body must have any seventy three he's seeking an amendment to the law so he can run for a sixth time in office. britain's opposition leader says his labor party is the government in waiting and a wide ranging speech at the party's annual conference jeremy carbon accused prime minister telling some may of bungling and brags that negotiations he also criticised saudi arabia for what he described as a cruel war in barnaby phillips has more from brighton even in this age of the political unexpected it's an extraordinary story the apparently an ambitious backbench m.p. he became labor party leader now adored by the members he promised more spending on health education bringing industries back under state control higher taxes for the rich and big corporations the crowd loved it is the country ready for it. today's center ground is certainly not where it was twenty or thirty years ago a new consensus is emerging from the great economic crash and the years. when people started to find a political voice for their hopes for something different and something better. there's no doubt. this conference but of course here jeremy corbyn is preaching to the c

labor party leader joins us. one of the richest with technology. >> yeah. we're happy that the start-up generation is coming to politics and leadership. >> neil: it's impressive. let me get yourpolitical differences in a lot of areas with the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, you have the same approach when it comes to iran and i assume north korea. many argue this administration, the trump administration, fears that the iranians are working behind the scenes to help the north koreans. do you believe that? >> yes. north korea is not just about testing missiles and threatening japan and the u.s. it's also about sending technology to the middle east. >> neil: how do you stop that? >> you saw what happened with the syrians. it's now ten years to wiping out the syrian nuclear facility. imagine what would have happened if they -- >> neil: president trump intimated today that they're very close to re-visiting this agreement, maybe ripping it up. how would you feel about that? >> i think we need to be very aggressive on two issues. one, that exists inside the agreement is the testing of ballistic missiles. that cannot continue. that should be viewed as a breach. the french said it

labor day. party continues with kathie lee and hoda right after your local news. >> but we still have 20 secondsere. >> are you here. >> four, three, two, one. >>> this is a news 4 today news break. >> good morning, it's 9:57 on this labor day monday, september 4th. i'm molette green. if you're looking for something to do with the family, head over to maryland for a big parade. kensington will be holding its 50th annual labor day parade. it kicks off in a few minutes. the festival will run until 5:00 today. the streets will be filled with food trucks, vendors, games. ship shaping up for owl that fun outdoors. >> we've got wonderful weather so make plans to get outside. right now we've warmed up from the 60s and into the low 70s into a lot of region. for the pool forecast, look going, make sure you naut sun block on because lots of sunshine out there today. just a breeze popping up during the afternoon. low to mid-80s today but tomorrow in the upper 80s. we have have rain chances probably after 4:00 tomorrow afternoon and then keep rain chances through the day on wednesday. enjoy this warm weathe

will be fought with the labor support -- labour party supporting the idea of permanent membership of the single market? to be oneis is going of the big debates as to which way your itself on this. the impression that is the direction of travel. will the leadership support that and is that the platform on which the election will be fought? so.i: personally, i hope the issue at british politics at the moment is that it is incredibly turbulent. who would have thought we would fed -- have had a general election in 2017? at the moment, we are not on course to have a general election until 2022. it is hard to know what will happen over the next four to five year period, but it is my hope that were we to be going into a general election, that the labour party would be abdicating a position of permanent single market membership and remaining as close as we can to customs union membership, as well. the electoral calendar takes things difficult, i appreciate, but that election could come sooner rather than later. you wonder if a new leader of the conservative party would be forced to go to the country for a fresh mandate. i expect many backbench mps would want that, but i

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