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Morning Joe

night before he was killed. he was in memphis, tennessee, to support striking garbage workers who were led by union afsme. he came as he was building to fight for poor people to have equal income, to have a better life, and he was under threat. people don't realize, dr. king in 1968 was very unpopular because he'd come out against the war in vietnam. even other civil rights leaders had attacked him. but he stood up on moral grounds. 55% of blacks said he was negative in the last poll they did on him before he died. he stood his ground. he stood for nonviolence. he stood for change. as you refer to in the bible, moses, who god brought up in the bible narrative, that god brought him up and let him look over to see the promise land but he didn't get there, and dr.

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'Enough is enough': Thousands of households to be hit by another garbage strike as union launches industrial action

Garbage disposal workers have gone on strike in Sydney for the sixth time in less than a year, in a final attempt to take industrial action against waste management company Cleanaway.

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America Reports

doug, could a.i. perform my job? >> no. a.i. -- it does not show the imagination, quiztiveness, curiosity. it's a great tool for humans but not anything more than an human. >> gillian: i disagree with you, we have to leave it there. we'll get into it next time. appreciate it. thanks for joining me. >> john: not to mention gillian's sense of humor as well. back to paris, smoke in the air, protestors on the ground, lines of riot police, the 11th day now protests against president macron's proposal to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 continue. there was a week-long garbage workers strike as well, 10,000 tons of garbage piled up. their retirement age is proposed

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BBC News

not understand how it works today, it is very hard for them to understand how it will work with the reform. most of what we hear around is wrong. so many people think we have to work until the age of 67, 68. why it is wrong, for instance, the garbage workers think they will have to work he is more, but if you look at it, they will not have to work three years more. it is a lot about misunderstanding about the real impact of the reform.- real impact of the reform. really interesting _ real impact of the reform. really interesting you _ real impact of the reform. really interesting you say _ real impact of the reform. really interesting you say that - real impact of the reform. really interesting you say that because| real impact of the reform. really i interesting you say that because as we have been following these protests, we have heard from some of the protesters saying that these changes, increasing the pension age, disadvantages people like the refuse workers you mentioned more, especially those sorts of people doing jobs involving hard manual labour, but you are saying that is

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BBC News

not the case. for labour, but you are saying that is not the case-— labour, but you are saying that is not the case. for instance, for the aarba . e not the case. for instance, for the garbage workers. _ not the case. for instance, for the garbage workers, they _ not the case. for instance, for the garbage workers, they now... i not the case. for instance, for the garbage workers, they now... the j garbage workers, they now... the real age they are leaving is 61 and this age doesn't change in the law. many people will still be able and much more than before to leave earlier, age of 60, even 58, but not so many people. at the age of 60, 62, before the legal age of 64. again, some people really think they are sincere in thinking they have to work more, some have a political view saying they have to work more. obviously, some people will have to work more because this is the base of the law that we have very protective welfare state in france, but you have to finance it and as

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MSNBC Reports

they would notuse this constitutional tool. they had the votes they said they would not defy the real public opposition and force this through. well, they did force it through. so what is happening now is that people are hitting the streets there have been eight consecutive national strikes, that is everyone from police to teachers, that has disrupted public transportation. i've been in paris for about 24 hours and the streets are packed with garbage more than 9,000 tons of garbage are on the streets of paris because garbage workers are also striking as far as the protests go, we are expecting more people to hit the streets tonight and the trade unions have said that they will strike again next thursday. >> so just because we're showing these really incredible pictures, i want to get an idea over these 24 hours that you've been there, how widespread is this >> reporter: across the entire country. and the thing about both the strikes or interruptions in public transportation, protestors blocking roads and the protests, basically brought

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Katy Tur Reports

tension. we don't know if these calls will have the same reaction. >> courtney, thank you. hundreds of garbage workers have been on strike in paris it's getting ugly over there now. it's over the president's proposal to raise the retirement age from 57 to 59. they say that's unacceptable if you live in a major city, you're used to loads of trash piling up on the street, at least in america paris officials say more than 7,000 tons of trash are piling up on paris sidewalks making rats a problem as well. coming up next, is it safe to fly the faa is holding a summit to fix any problems before something terrible happens classic, cage free, and organic.

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CNN Newsroom Live

the presidency of jack shirak in 1997 has tampered with france's retirement system. some have succeeded in making changes but it remains one of the most complicated systems in europe. french president emmanuel macron like predecessors has run into fierce opposition trying to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. strikes are growing by transportation, energy, and even garbage workers. despite what seems like a logical approach to reform. in a country where the average life expectancy has now increased to the age of 82 years old, it seems reasonable to expect that with france's pay-as-you-go retirement system that in fact the retirement age would have to increase as well. after all as it stands now if you retire at 62 it means collecting pension benefits for, on average, 20 years, and the money has got to come from somewhere. but it's not that reasonable to

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CNN Tonight

memphis of extraordinary significance not only because it's where he lived and wher e he died. >> invoked that moment and talked about how before the funeral he actually visited lorraine motel with his youngest daughter. >> to fight for garbage workers, city employees that had no safety to have been killed with a malfunction.

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CNN Tonight

>> her baby brother, tyre nichols, was laid to rest in memphis. memphis with extraordinary significance, not only where he lived, but where he died, and because of the powerful cities place in the struggle that is ongoing for civil rights in this country. the very same city where dr. king fought for justice for black workers, the city where he was assassinated. that was 55 years ago. on april 4th, at the lorain motel. in his eulogy for tyre nichols, the reverend, al sharpton invoked that moment and talked about how before the funeral, he actually visited the motel with his youngest daughter. >> dr. king came to memphis to fight for garbage workers. city employees, which had no safety, who have been killed with -- and here we are a passionate 55 years later. we are looking at the balcony where martin luther king shed his blood for city workers, for black city workers. to be able to work in the police department, work and sanitation, and the reason why

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