At play here. There is no real Common Ground yet found between the labour and the management. The labour is asking for a Wage Increase of about 36 . The management has offered about 20 . So there is a big gap between the two sides. The Labour Unions have thrown out some almost fantastical wants such as a return to a normal Pension System and even four day work week. These are kind of real outliers there in the Global Industry that would take the unionised American Workers into the kind of Uncharted Territory. Ii into the kind of Uncharted Territory territory. If you bring and aaent territory. If you bring and agent perspective, territory. If you bring and agent perspective, whatl territory. If you bring and i agent perspective, what are territory. If you bring and agent perspective, what are the things that have been done differently here for you to make any comparisons . 0ut we drove those comparisons as a strike lays out . For background, strike lays out . For background, what l stri
The labour is asking for a Wage Increase of about 36 . The management has offered about 20 . So there is a big gap between the two sides. The Labour Unions have thrown out some almost fantastical wants such as a return to a normal Pension System and even four day work week. These are kind of real outliers there in the Global Industry that would take the unionised American Workers into the kind of uncharted territory. If you bring in the asian perspective, what are the things that have been done differently here for you to make any comparisons . How do we draw those comparisons as a strike lays out . For background, what you are seeing in the United States is an unprecedented strike against all three American Automakers at the same time. Meanwhile, injapan, for example, you would rarely ever see a strike. I dont think in my time working here since the early 2000s have we ever seen a strike at any of the carmakers here. By contrast, you see more of a collegial or cooperative approach to
A judge rejecting Donald Trumps former chief of staff, citing his own words on the witness stand. You see, when meadows told the judge that he worked with the Trump Campaign on so many things, including selling out that infamous call when trump asked to find vote, that was not in the scope of his duties as a federal employee. The judge says that if he were to agree with meadows, quote, the court would have to turn a blind eye to express constitutional power, grant it to the states to determine their election procedures. As well as limitations on political activities, of Executive Branch firs. That comment light it in has some major implications for donald trump and also potentially for his codefendants. Joining me now is clint rucker, a former prosecutor for Fulton County, georgia, who worked with District Attorney fony willis. Now, meadows is appealing tonight this ruling, but it is significant that the judge pretty clearly and firmly knocked down a lot of the arguments that he and hi
defiant and angry, hunter biden on capitol hill and the president s son is not holding back ignoring a subpoena from congress calling for the impeachment inquiry into his father shameless and sing republicans are going after him only to embarrass and damage his father. plus, the supreme court will weigh in on a keith abortion pill. a decision that could guarantee access to the drug or ended even in states where the procedure is still alive. a deal to save the climate, an unprecedented call to move away from fossil fuels but, there is a catch. we are following these developing stories and more coming into cnn news central. thank you for joining us this afternoon. today, house republicans are set to formalize an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. this morning, the man at the center of it all, hunter biden, called them out just steps outside the capitol, facing a deadline to comply with the congressional subpoena, he offered to testify but buckley. republican
britain s ecomomy is expected to have gone into reverse shrinking by 0.1%. and if that continues for the rest of the year two quarters of negative growth that would constitute a recession. the bank of england has raised the cost of borrowing to a 15 year high, to try to rein in soaring prices, and that s weighing heavily on many businesses and households. on thursday, official data showed a steep jump in the number of people falling behind on mortgage payments. our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith, reports. good morning, donna speaking, how may i help? with rates on the up, more people have been struggling to pay their mortgage bill. don t worry, i m sure we can get this sorted out for you. ..and an increasing number are now officially in arrears. you know, nobody wants to send debt collectors to your door. nobody wants that. that s not what we want. we want to help you, we want to get a solution in place with you, but we can only do that if you give us a ca