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strike threat. alex? the labor department says they re keeping close watch on the talks. there s nine days left for the uaw and detroit s big three to agree to a new four-year deal. if they don t, the 146,000 members have voted to strike. the union s demands are bold. members are seeking a 46% pay raise, 40 hours of pay for 32 hour work weeks and for traditional pensions to be restored and cost of living increases. workers say the companies have raked in billions on their backs. a g.m. executive said the demands have significant costs attached that would threaten manufacturing momentum. it s clear the two sides are still wide aparty. while in philadelphia yesterday forks labor day, president biden said he s not so concerned. mr. president, are you worried about an auto strike? [inaudible] he said he doesn t think it s going to happen. uaw s president says he was shocked by this reaction. they said maybe he knows something we don t know. this all comes at a time wh ....
ashley strohmier, live in new york. iranian state media is reporting there are no signs of life seen at the crash site of the helicopter that was carrying president ebrahim raisi and others. news of reese s death comes nearly 24 hours after that helicopter crashed in a remote part of the country during dense fog. reese s sudden death, along with the deaths of iran s foreign minister and the other officials, comes as iran struggles with internal dissent and its relations with the wider world. joining us now to talk more about the aftermath of this deadly crash is fox news correspondent madeline rivera. from our nation s capital this morning. hi, madeleine. good morning. ashley. as you mentioned, rescue teams, search and rescue teams had been searching for hours. a remote area in the country s north west region near its border with azerbaijan . this is an area that s filled with dense forests, filled with mountain ins. and bad weather also hampered, hampered. these search ....
hello, everyone this is outnumbered i am kayleigh mceany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us cohost of the bottom line, dagen mcdowell. and veterans on duty, jeremy hunt. we begin with this, it has been a wild morning if you have been following, president joe biden s challenging former president donald trump to a debate. donald trump lost to the base to meet in 2020 and since then he has not shown up for debates but now he asked that you want to debate me again but make my day i ll even do it twice so let s pick the day i heard you free on wednesdays. kayleigh: free on wednesdays make my day, those are some pretty bold jabs by president biden but as the tough guy approach a little bit ambitious for a adl commander in chief looks like he s channeling his inner critic use that he is not coming eastward. by the way, they used to make beer brewing here it was very easy. [laughter] and then there was a time he recalled a chat with the worl ....
james: tonight police clash with demonstrators in portland and washington, d.c. cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m james brown in for norah. and we begin tonight with president biden s sharp criticism today of the violence that has broken out at protests on america s college campuses over the israel-hamas war. in recent weeks, nearly 2,000 people have been detained or arrested at dozens of schools. there were more protests today at portland state, george washington university, the university of pennsylvania, and nyu. speaking at the white house% today, president biden made his most extensive comments to date on the protests, condemning anti-semitic slurs, vandalism, trespassing, and major disruptions to classes and graduations at some universities. new york city mayor eric adams says nearly half of those arrested earlier this week at columbia university and nearby city college were not students at those schools. adams claims outside agitators are rad ....
beer united! we will never be defeated! james: tonight clashes in portland and washington, d.c. cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m james brown in for norah. and we begin tonight with president biden s sharp criticism today of the violence that has broken out in protest on america s college campuses over the israel-hamas war. in recent weeks, nearly 2,000 people have been detained or arrested at dozens of schools. there were more protest today at portland state, george washington university, the university of pennsylvania, and nyu. speaking at the white house today, president biden made his most extensive comments to date on the protests, condemning anti-semitic slurs, vandalism, trespassing, and major disruptions to classes and graduations at some universities. new york city mayor eric adams says nearly half of those arrested earlier this week at columbia university and nearby city college were not students at those schools. adams claims outside ag ....