new labor. new labor will do it's not surprising but it is very unfortunate and. i'm going back to 2 off comments an independent body shouldn't be influenced by political pressure some people would say everybody has the right to complain to off come of they have some sort of concerns if they have questions about any broadcast or any program others would say is it really the place of m.p.'s to be asking for broadcaster to be banned what's your take on that definitely not install the place for him to burn anything google especially considering that the b.b.c. image is a british funded british government funded. news outlet one of the biggest in the walled actually. also gary is carrying. ideas that come from the british government so it would be a logical response of that ocean of ration would be to do. sort of the b.b.c. earth to broadcast or the russian for the ration which i don't think gershon for the nation or government but for shows or considering doing so it is again totally one sided don'

labor leader said with a little bit more seriousness because not only is. it the dispatch box telling boris johnson look again at the license it was reported here in the papers as basically the labor party's position is to want to ban television we now have this leaked letter it's not in the public domain it appears in most of the british media it goes it'll break in a few hours time. i'm this is devastating we knew if anyone thought that's a guess dahmer former head of the department of public prosecutions was a lawyer and therefore in the studio door well i think we've talked before about how starmer has a record which is put in a shadow over his leadership of the labor party is infamous for being involved and he was at the end of the d.p.p. when julian a songe was being persecuted tortured according to the un report or where was. when when the us were being accused of torture when britain was being accused torture he was friends with them i 5 and now we have in this leaked letter arguably proof that suggests dharma which is to curb the free press and mos

labor leader well there isn't much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll read it. to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download it's free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also grab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. so ame

clearly we have a new labor leader star he's trying to act to play the part the guy is really tough on foreign policy and he's going to be the ultimate sort of bad voter aggression progress that's the line that they're taking and they're trying to if you like pressurized the government themselves to put more pressure on the cost of the whole thing is really quite disgraceful and the yet they're taking their point of view but not with very concrete steps because what we've seen in the last number of weeks particularly claims made against russia british officials tending to use terms like highly likely almost certain it is this letter more of the same accusations essentially without a solid body of evidence to back it art. you know whenever i've been on social media on twitter or anywhere else and i've been saying to people who've been slamming r.t. for misinformation disinformation i said ok then can you please send me some examples of this can you show me some programs or some some commentary where they've given this information out and they said one of course is the too much we can't

labor leader well there isn't much energy yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll really have to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs of a good hello cough and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download its free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also brab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. financial

labor leader well there isn't much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll read it. to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download its free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also grab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. join me

and there's been no attention paid to that from cure starmer is the new labor leader well you so much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll read it. to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download it's free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also grab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep

labor leader well there isn't much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll read it. to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download its free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also grab your copy of my political comedy book at league camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. russia

labor leader well there isn't much energy yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll really have to prove bravery trump supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello cough and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. to press a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download its free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also brab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. jay p

there's been no attention paid to that from cure starboard as the new labor leader well there isn't much and yet if you. and here are your headlines from the future on monday you'll really have to prove bravery trumps supporters asked to replace handshakes with fellow coughs i love a good hello coffee and a week from now you'll learn. in quiet moment donald trump reveals he fears wearing a mask would rob america of his bloated make up caked multichannel burnt sienna frontage you can't deny that and on tuesday. depress a police officer feels brutalizing citizens just not as fun now with everyone talking about it that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note we will soon no longer be putting the full episodes on you tube due to their heavy censorship of us instead full episodes will be available on the free app and you can get it at portable dot tv slash download its free streaming app we will still be putting up segments on you tube just not full episodes also grab your copy of my political comedy book at least camp book dot com until next time goodnight and kee

labor leaders a good stomach and no doubt you didn't like jeremy corbyn much his shadow foreign secretary these and then he has said that the settlement product bans should be enforced there should be boycott of any products being produced in the in the settlements a case of the rise of anti semitism again the u.k. board of deputies has told the sickest ahmet to disown the comments by these and then well 1st of all i just want to clarify that it's not israel that only isro that this like former labor party leader jeremy corbett it was the majority of those good people in the u.k. that saw him as a virulent anti-semite someone who embraced his ball up. someone who embraced the mosque both of whom had very unpleasant and even violent intentions towards the u.k. but moving towards the current. the current issue of boycotts boycotts are an expression of the total cancellation of any jewish rights in the small jewish state israel is in a century long conflict with its palestinian neighbors led by organizations that are committed to the destruction of the very small and only state of the jewish

labor him and visit from ramallah. it comes as part of palestinian officials diplomatic efforts to try and pressure the u.s. and israel through the arab countries especially those who are peace agreements with israel we know that the full tour and israel are against the next station they've said it's against international law and international system of the we've also heard that they need officials say that annexation threatens the peace treaties signed with israel there is a visit comes a day after he was in 2 words and he met with the king of the jordanian foreign minister and they both firm to their rejection of an expansion plans and they've invited the 2 parties to engage in any meaningful negotiations process of course palestinians have been saying for so long that it's read to that today through the palestinian foreign minister. that they are not interested in a peace process with us being the sole mediator of it they say the u.s. is very biased towards israel i think has already taken steps on the ground to sho

to both ends it is a must would obviously became to deny that as well well look over here we have a new labor leader to get a stomach in no doubt you didn't like jeremy corbyn much his shadow foreign secretary these and then he has said that the settlement product bans should be enforced there should be boycotts of any products being produced in the in the settlements a case of the rise of anti semitism again the u.k. board of deputies has told the sickest ahmet to disown the comments by these and then well 1st of all i just want to clarify that it's not israel that only isro that this light former labor party leader jeremy corbett it was the majority of those good people in the u.k. that saw him as a virulent anti-semite someone who embraced his ball up. someone who embraced the mosque both of whom had very unpleasant and even violent intentions towards the u.k. but moving towards the current. the current issue of boycotts boycotts are an expression of the total cancellation of any jewish rights in the small jewish state israel is in a century long conflict with its palestinian neighbo

good news in labor market data. jobless claims fell by the most in a month so there is -- they are still the -- they are still double the highest level. joining us now is geoffrey yu. thank you for joining us. what do you make about the jobless claims data and the labor market in the last because we see a little bit of an improvement but we also have a number of announcements about job cuts in corporate america. geoffrey: this is not really unique to the u.s. right now. we are seeing it in the u k and will probably see it elsewhere. the economy is reopening but not at full capacity which is posing a bit of a conundrum for policymakers. want to doks do not more until they see what the fiscal is going to look like but in the u.s. in particular, this underscores the need of the greatest fiscal support. i think that will be the focus week. coming we have seen fiscal announcements in the u.k. -- will that be enough? to realizekets need you cannot save every job. nejra: how high is the disappointment risk for equity marke

. >> woodruff: in the day's other news: labor unions and racial justice groups held a nationwide "strike for black lives" to protest against racism organizers called outs in more than two dozen u.s. cit ps. in new yortesters rallied outside the trump international hotel. they said they have to work, regardless of the pandemic. >> we are all standing together and fighting against every single injusce passed our way. every time you leave your house also to sahe sick, you are and putting your family and yourself at risk. children, elderly, even your neighbors. >> woodruff: separately, in portland, oregon, protesters set fire to the entryway of the federal courthouse overnight in new clashes with federal agents. the mayor and governor demanded the agents be withdrawn, but the departmentf homeland security said they'll stay. we'll get much more on the portland story, after this news suary. w >>te couple are charged with showing guns in a racial protest. mark and patricia says they were deg their hoe. a local prosecutor said they could have triedggiolence. president trump condemned the investi

. >> woodruff: in the other news: labor unions and racial justice groups held a nationwide "strike for black lives" to protest against racism and economicnequality. organizers called walkouts in more than two dozen u.s. cities. inew york, protesters rallied outside the trump international hotel. they said they have to work, regardless of the pandemic. >> we e all standing together and fighting against every single injustice passed our way. every time you leave your house to provide for your family and also to save the sick, you are putting your fily and yourself at risk. children, elderly, even your neighbors. >> woodruff: separately, in fire to the entryway of thes set federal courthouse overnight in new clashes with federal agents. the mayor and governor demanded ents be withdrawn, but the department of meland security sa they'll stay. we'lget much more on the portland story, after this news summary. >> a white couple are charged with showing guns in a racialot t. mark and patricia says they were defending their home. a local prosecutor said they could have triggered violence. invest

the labor department released the unemployment report for the week. 1.4 million americans file for new unemployment benefits last week. that is higher than wall street and economists projected. layoffs are high as businesses are ordered to shut down again because of resurgence in coronavirus cases. it is the 18th straight week that the number of unemployment claims have topped 1 million. the number of weekly applications had never exceeded 700,000 previously, and whil >>> report from the bureau of labor statistics shows weekly wages and the bay area are among the highest in the country. santa clara county workers top with a wage of $2800. new york and boston round out the top five. >>> sonoma county supervisors will be deciding if they will find people and businesses for violating covid-19 health orders. jesse gary is here now, you have all the details. good morning, jesse. >> good morning to you. if they follow the lead of other counties, they will set up a system where they have residents that inform another residence. i had attended a meeting, the county public health officer is alr

know the new position labor party pushes for aussies broadcast license to be revoked london insists. security priority to report on russian influence accuse the government of taking it on the bull legal reaction to the story from people in them to. be honest i don't believe. because this is a more destruction. really going on i just think the. so what should be the. fears of a 2nd wave of coronavirus hitting europe has several countries experience a spike in cases just weeks after they reopened to tourists. was that. a succession of large antigovernment protests as people in the country vent frustration at the prime minister's handling of the virus pandemic lingering corruption allegations. great to have you with us see your what you got international. first this hour a fresh wave of protests and unrest has gripped major american cities over the weekend the biggest conversation occurred in seattle police there declared a riot and made 45 arrests and an identified device exploded next to the seattle police department's eastern precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building 21 pol

know the new position labor party pushes for auntie's broadcast license to be revoked london insists it's the god small scale a security cry.

of the news of the world newspaper neal good to see you as you may have just heard joe stevens the labor m p is really all about press freedom that seems to have been put to the side for no is attempting to shut down a news channel any good way of ensuring press freedom thing. absolutely not it's a ludicrous idea and you know i would suggest to you that the lady's dedication to press freedom there was probably simply convenient for the moment because as the labor party has not made a wreck great record on the reality impressed freedom of the labor party are very good at is press freedom where it suits them and you know this is a significant issue here is that if our team is breaking the rules then there is an independent regulator called off call and if they. criticize. our t.v. then so be it it is not for politicians it's absolutely is not the politicians to be trying to close down media organizations just because they don't happen to light what did you say so i can't stones. channel for use in the u.k. i can't stand a program on the b.b.c. called news night which i believe is extremely

breaking news, the labor department has released new jobless numbers. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans here with the breaking numbers. >> this is the grim mile marker, every thursday when the government puts together the weakless jobless claims that people filing for unemployment benefits another 1.3 million. this has been going on for 16 weeks. it is not as bad as it was in late march and early april, but another 1.3 million people filed for benefits. for comparison this very week last year it was 211,000 people. so you can see the volume of people still being laid off here. there's a number we look at called continuing claims. you want to see that start coming down and it is here about 18 million people are on continuing to get unemployment benefits and that's a decrease of 168,000. the volume of the layoff, 49.9 million people in 16 weeks filed for the first time for unemployment benefits. that's 30.6% of the pre-pandemic labor market. just unheard of. and it shows you the crushing blow to the job market of this recession overall. an

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or experience them in the meantime we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded are insulated from the long beach and of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nick me your head and neck this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chen's demand reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of wor

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or extremism in the meantime we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded or insulated from the long regions of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nick me your head and neck this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chance to land reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of work as you

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or extremism in the meantime we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded or insulated from the long regions of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nick muirhead connect this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chance to land reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of work as you can

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or extremism and in the mean time we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded or insulated from the long regions of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nick muirhead connect this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chance to land reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of work as you

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or extremism in the meantime we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded or insulated from the long regions of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers neck in your head and neck this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chance to land reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of work as you

as the media continues to focus on mass detention in forced labor i believe the c.c.p. has taken their strategy into a new phase and we've seen a really startling increase in the number of convictions. and many of the crimes are arbitrary and capricious for example committing crimes that disrupt order or extremism in the meantime we see a lot more of human intelligence gathering so we see an increasingly invasive state that's occurring outside the confines of detention and forced labor so really you know with war is shielded or insulated from the longer uses of the state. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers nick me your head and neck this past week we saw 2 journalists one in pakistan one in zimbabwe either abducted or arrested let's start with the case in pakistan. on a jun is a senior journalist in pakistan richard he's known for being an outspoken critic of the military would chance to end reports is in trouble he was abducted on tuesday in broad daylight in islamabad outside his wife's place of work as you c

but that good news comes with a big catch. cbs' adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: the nearly five million jobs gained sets the record for the most jobs ever added in a single month, and after nearly 20 million jobs were lost in the shutdown, that's welcome news. but there's a catch, says labor economist diane swonk. >> because we already know from much more real-time data that the layoffs have already started and places have already had to close down-- restaurants, bars, >> reporter: the numbers were taken before many of the states were pushed to relapse, something that haunts restaurant owner ana santos-vitelo in schaumburg, illinois. she just reopened last friday after nearly four months closed. >> i'm very concerned, adriana, because if that happens again, i don't know. it's going to be very difficult to come back again. >> reporter: can you even can't. going through this one more time? >> i can't. it would be horrible. >> reporter: her biggest fear is laying off her employees, like chef jorge corona, a second time. are yo

the new york times are putting china's labor transfer program as widely publicized in the state media as a form of poverty reduction, quote, in response the times, a spokesman for china's embassy in the us so the cover on how local residents rise above poverty through employment and lead fulfilling lives. talking about the prospect of the burgeoning anti-china coalition led by the us, good to have you back with us. you just got back from an international trip robert o'brien in which he was talking with our allies and making a case that they need to stand with the us against china for a number of reasons, the list is lengthy. what can you tell us about the efforts of diplomacy with our allies? >> reporter: i was fortunate to be invited to be part of the traveling press corps with our national security adviser and guy benson and molly hemingway, we were having a nice discussion. a lot of the focus was getting the french, the british, the germans, the italians and dutch on the same page with us, our concern about growing belligerence in human rights abuses and improper behavior in china,

but that good news comes with a big catch. cbs' adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: the nearly five million jobs gained sets the record for the most jobs ever added in a single month, and after nearly 20 million jobs were lost in the shutdown, that's welcome news. but there's a catch, says labor economist diane swonk. >> because we already know from much more real-time data that the layoffs have already started and places have already had to close down-- restaurants, bars, gyms-- in many of the hot spots. >> reporter: the numbers were taken before many of the states were pushed to relapse, something that haunts restaurant owner ana santos-vitelo in schaumburg, illinois. she just reopened last friday after nearly four months closed. >> i'm very concerned, adriana, because if that happens again, i don't know. it's going to be very difficult to come back again. >> reporter: can you even can't. going through this one more time? >> i can't. it would be horrible. >> reporter: her biggest fear is laying off her employees, like chef jo

but that good news comes with a big catch. cbs' adr >> reporter: the nearly five million jobs gained sets the record for the most jobs ever added in a single month, and after nearly 20 million jobs were lost in the shutdown, that's welcome news. dyt there's a catch, says labor economist diane swonk. >> because we already know from much more real-time data that ave layoffs have already started and places have already had to close down-- restaurants, bars, gyms-- in many of the hot spots. >> reporter: the numbers were e ken before many of the states were pushed to relapse, something that haunts restaurant owner ana santos-vitelo in schaumburg, illinois. just reopenopened last friday after nearly four months closed. >> i'm very concerned, adriana, because if that happens again, i don't know. it's going to be very difficult to come back again. >> reporter: can you even imagine going through this one more time? >> i can't. it would be horrible. >> reporter: her biggest fear is laying off her employees, like chef jorge corona, a sec

there was more bad news for the u.s. labor market.ll 1.4 n additional americans applied for unemployment benefits. chelle fleury is a new york. >> there is a couple of things to take away. weave, away from those highs of weekly claims we saw in march when the pandemic firstit that being said, we're starting to see weekly unemployment claims begin to rise again after 14 consecutive weeks of decline. wh this suggests is the recovery we have been seeing in america's labor market seems to be moving back. that should not be tooen surprising ghe reports we have been hearing about ronavirus cases increasing, forcing some officials in some t stat put the reopening plans on hol ride in soma bumpy bars, restaurants, and businesses face restrie.ions to oper >> the economic cast is being felt in europe with a recovery plan facing a new hurdle. parliament has voted to withhold support tt the e.u.'s budget r which includescue deal unless changes are made. the president of t european council urged mp's to back it sayinghe stimulus pack

use that sort of enslaved labor that had worked in new england. and so, for example, if you look at loyalist newspapers from the 1780's and 1790's, they also publish runaway slave ads. occasionally the enslavers who took the ad would say they are trying to get home to massachusetts. the numbers are hard to get out, because this is an illegal activity, but if you take a look at the work -- the work of the problem -- the providence abolition society, black civil rights activists, i would estimate as many as 1000 people were trafficked out of new england between the 1760's and 1790's. remember, this is 20,000 people over the entire colonial period. we are talking about a 20th of that population is trafficked out in the revolutionary era. this suggests sort of the lost promises of freedom. not only do you have selling out, you have the rise of formal segregation. public schools are segregating, all the new england states. you have the marginalization of the labor force after the revolution. to the point, you have the rise of scientific racism and the

>>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, the labor department just releasing the jobs report for the month of june. cnn chief business correspondent christine romans is here with the breaking details. so what are the numbers? >> big hiring 4.8 million jobs hired in june. those are people going back to work in retail. leisure and hospitality. also hospital services, nursing homes, dentist offices, people getting back to work as you're starting to see only these phase one reopenings here. that meant the unemployment rate fell to 11.1%. an improvement over 13% in may. improvement is really important to put into context here. this was an unemployment rate higher than the great recession and during the 1980s so a still a very difficult situation for millions of people out of work and also as you see the coronavirus cases rise again and states start to roll back the reopenings, unclear if it will stall the progress here. 10.6 million people who are out of work right now say they're temporary layoffs. they're expecting to go back to work. if that pans out that could be good for the

new numbers from the labor department show nationwide 1.4 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week and that is more than expected and comes as some counties rollback the reopening s >> it is a combination of the layoffs caused by the immediate increased lockdowns and the new narrative really emerging in the state. >> reporter: in the meantime to state senators are urging the governor to issue an executive order to keep edd phone lines and operations open 24 seven and to staff the broken call centers and in a letter to the governor they write quote this is a monumental failure of government when californians need it most and while californians struggle to make ends meet, the very least government can do is put in the man-hours necessary to straighten this out. >>> coming up next, huge evfor canceled by presidtrump and his team late this afternoon. >> it is just not right with what happened recently, the flareup in florida. >> unfortunately the next step i think is to remove the image. >> the chief of the san jose police is under fire tonight by a group of workers. >> also

the opposition labor party described the new rules as confusing. here is the health minister. >> we take this action with a heavy heart, but unfortunately it is necessary because we have seen the household meeting up, and a lack of social distancing is one of the causes of these rising r rates of coronavavirusd we will do whatever is necessary to keep the country safe. >> thehe annuaual mecca to saudi arabia has been postponed. v vitors are banned pete e only 10,000 visits are taking part. it comes as muslims around the world begin to mark the holiday. >> it is diffificult to keep a distance from each other at an event like this. in indonesia, home to the worlrld's biggest muslim population, faithfull's are doing what they can to keep coronavirus in check as they celebrate the feast of the sacrifice. >> [speaking foreign language] holiest shrine in mecca, prayers through empty halls. gonel distancing science the -- thihis program isis just on the smallet modern times because e of the pandememic. sacrifice.ate the to honor the product -- a cease-fir

as a new report suggests, the slave labor is being used to meet the increasing global demand for ppe. correspondent gillian turner reporting for us tonight. good evening, jillian. >> good evening shanna the chinese communist party providing chinese companies with what is essentially slave labor. this in order to ramp up production of medical equipment and exported around the world in order to profit off of the pandemic. all this comes courtesy of an explosive new investigation from "the new york times." >> the victims chinese religious minority known as weavers. so for the chinese government has rounded up over 1 million people and held them in detention camps in the region. survivors of the camp's report being subjected to forced labor, sterilization and separation from their families for months. communist parties officials from the president on down continued to deny the mounting evidence. >> related issues are not about human rights, religious or ethnic minorities at all. anti-violent terrorism and anti-separatism. new video surfaced of people to be weavers kneeling blindfolded and

the actual target of this law that was overturned in lochner was the conditions of labors in new york's cellar bakeries. these were typical of many of the wage-earning jobs of that era. working conditions in these bakeries were atrocious. located in tenement basements, these bakeries were damp, dark, filthy, and they had ceilings as low as five and a half feet high. poor ventilation caused them to be stifling hot when the ovens were on. and the bakers' work involved heavy lifting, and their pay was low compared to other jobs. it's important to understand that the workers were typically paid by the day or by the week. and the number of hours that a person worked was unilaterally determined by the employer. the bakers' main complaint was the number of hours they were required to work. by 1895, when the bake shop law was passed, 74 hours was typical and many bakers worked more than 100 hours a week. why in the world would anyone in their right mind agree to work in such terrible conditions for so many hours and so little pay? the answer is that the economic circumstances gave them no choic

i thought the number, this was good news for the services industry, but then i thought about the labor report. it was a snapshot of activity in the middle of the month. i think there will always be caveats with all of the reports. good afternoon. the nonmanufacturing ism blew past expectations. all the components were encouraging. almost 20 jumped points in the month, the highest activity, anhis indicator of what is going on right now, also the highest since january 2004. little moreas a interesting, also rose to a three-month high, but still below 50, indicating it is still contracting. ignore it can almost because the report was so strong. vonnie: it is the direction

labor department released weekly jobless report. 1.3 million new claims were filed last week. it is slightly higher than economists expected. it is the 15th straight weekly decline after the first time claims spiked at nearly 7 million at the end of march because of the covid-19 pandemic, continuing jobless claims total more than 17.3 million. and that is down from more than 18 million the prior week. we'll see how wall street responds when the markets open in about 45 minutes. >>> the trial of two bay area college students accused of killing an italian police officer resumes today. yesterday the father-in-law of the fallen officer collapsed when a recording of the call for help from a fellow officer was played in court. court was then adjourned. finnegan elder admits to stabbing him but claims that it was self-defense and they didn't know that they were place officers. and a 19-year-old is charged with preventing a fellow officer from saving raga. dan 2340noyes reports are onlind also a full length documentary about what allegedly happened. go to abc7news.com/iteam. >>> devel

it's good news that the labor market added jobs in june. but it's important to keep in mind that unemployment is still over 11%. that's higher than it was at its worst peak of the great recession. and the economy has lost 15 million jobs compared to february. the june jobs figures were from the end of last month. with infections ticking up in recent days and more localities imposing restrictions on businesses, it's hard to see the jobs figures improving going forward in the short term. that's especially the case. because the covid cases, as businesses continue to remain open. >> we'll see what he does in the next few months to catch up according in poles. looks like he's far behind. thomas, thank you so much. >> thank you, natalie. >>> in other news now, three aurora, colorado, police officers were fired friday, over a photo. a disturbing photo mocking thec. mcclain lost consciousness and died after police put him in a chokehold. and paramedics gave him a sedative. the interim police chief did not mince words about what she thought of the p

as we reopen to a new normal, parts of the labor economy cannot get back to normal. tom: but this is important. i've got to make some news here. are you in the glide path of steve major at hsbc, or what we see out of some of the people at jp morgan, for a lower 10 year yield that could threaten zero bound? priya: yes. i think for the zero bound, it is a little bit hard, but we actually do see lower 10-year gilts in the near term. you are seeing the recovery stall, and you have a dovish fed that is going to start buying up the curve. it could actually julie -- it could absolutely touch in the near-term. jonathan: how do you have some kind of call on the year curve when you have a fed step in with yield curve control, even if you think inflation expectations are going to pick up because they will tolerate higher inflation? haven't you got to tolerate the fed? priya: right. i think there is a reaction function component, and then there is the data. we can't extrapolate from any of the economic data. the improvement seems to be all about reopening. we are looking at thes

the immediate role of socialism was to destroy the existing labor movement and create new radical unions. you can imagine that the existing unions were not too happy with the notion that the role of socialism was first to destroy their units. some of them had joined the socialist labour party in the 1890's. then they said, wait a minute, why is my political party trying to destroy the union i am working with? many of them left rather quickly. de leon, as i say, his views actually would influence the industrial workers of the world, which attempted to mobilize those mass productive workers. when the socialist party of america is founded in 1901, de leon and his group are the socialists that remain outside of this group. so who does come together in 1901 to form this umbrella group called the socialist party of america? a conglomeration of people. after the defeat of bryan in 1896, some followers of eugene debs and others formed the group called the brotherhood of the cooperative commonwealth. they wanted to move en masse to some western state with limited population and basically take ove

news. the dow jones is down by almost 200 points, just a little bit more than that right now. s&p is suffering a loss of not quite one half of 1%. the nasdaq is the only right spot if you count the addition of 52 points. nasdaq is up by one half of 1%. you can see stocks mostly regained their footing after a very steep drop at the opening bell and after we got that labor news. california's jobless claims were down last week despite a nationwide increase. our state reported 249,000 workers filed first-time claims during the week that ended july 25th. that is down more than 40,000 from the week before, but the total number of california workers who filed for unemployment during this shutdown now tops 7 million. governor gavin newsom has created a strike team to handle the backlog at the employment development department we have been reporting on. the edd is operating on an antiquated system that is preventing many people in california from getting the benefits they earned. the strike team or

. >>> don't forget check the county by county information on reopening plans with the ktvu news app. there's a running list of what's opened and where right near the top of the page. >>> happening today, social justice groups are and labor unions are holding a strike for black lives. tens of thousands of workers in 25 cities including oakland and san francisco are expected to participate in a national walkout. organizers say one of the most powerful actions workers can take is to go on strike. they say their demand in the strike is justice for black communities. and they want corporations to take action to dismantle racism and economic exploitation as well as the right for every worker to form or join a union. >>> today, the labor group one fair wage is encouraging workers who earn tips to join today's strike for black lives. the organization says tipped workers will join the demonstrations in oakland and four other u.s. cities today. one fair wage will release new research on how workers who earn tips are discriminated against. employers don't have to pay workers minimum wage which

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democracy to watch out for this man here starmer took pile on the pressure is the new leader of the labor opposition party he's leading in the polls and many in his party see him as a serious threat georgia reagan al-jazeera. your children means the whole romney a reminder of our top news stories chinese staff are moving out of the consulate in the u.s. city of houston they've met a demand from the u.s. government to leave within 72 hours after the mission was ordered to close on choose day washington described it as a necessary move to protect american intellectual property. china has retaliated by ordering the us to shut down its consulate in the southwestern city of chengdu the chinese government says the u.s. is to blame for strained relations between the 2 countries a white house correspondent kimberly alcatraz more from washington d.c. she says a chinese research and now has been arrested in the u.s. the decision by u.s. authorities to make this arrest is a marked escalation in tensions between the 2 sides now the united states alleges that this chinese researcher was concealing her

and we lead the program with some disheartening economic news out of the united states new weekly unemployment claims rose for the 1st time in nearly 4 months for the week ending july 18th 1400000 americans filed for benefits according to the u.s. labor department as states continue to roll back efforts to reopen amid spikes and coping 1000 cases new claims had been declining weekly since the peak of 6900000 jobs lost at the beginning of stay at home orders in late march now meanwhile as the krona virus relief package in the united states is set to expire at the end of july senate republicans announced wednesday they had reached an agreement with the white house on what should be included in that next round of funding u.s. treasury secretary steven minucci and comment on the next part of package thursday saying that the new plan will extend enhanced unemployment insurance based on a roughly 70 percent wage replacement and also announced several other provisions in the plan including a nother round of p.p.p. funding with 2nd checks for companies whose revenues have. fallen by 50 percent tax cre

was this labor exceptionalism that was so crucial to the future of the new deal. and that yes, the future can make our ideas of cases different as randy's fine explanation showed us. but the real key here is something smaller. it wasn't large ideas of liberty of contract which were in fact rather small, or large ideas of no economic regulation because we did get economic regulation in the progressive era, but rather than labor was singled out in this decision for disfavorable treatment as it was in so many other ways where we put labor leaders in jail because of their use of speech. >> well, i appreciate this notion of labor exceptionalism, but i see a couple problems with it. the first problem with it is if there was labor exceptionalism, it didn't show in this new york legislature. this was a legislature that was very business oriented, and yet the statute that was enacted and the shorter hours movement voted in the two houses of the legislature 120-0, and not only did it vote 120-0, but it did it twice because the original bill had in it the provision read no p