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Everyone shows up well paid, well rested, it makes for a better product. where do things stand at the bargaining table? over 90% of their members voted to strike should send everybody who's on the executive side should be a little shook at these studios. >> thanks for having me, and by the way my local 99.2% of the members voted for a strike authorization. and i want to thank ms. brown for her support, which we're feeling from a lot of actors and directors across the entire industry. so the fight for us right now is about safety. safe working conditions, reasonable rest periods, you know, we h...

Members of the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees begin voting today on a strike authorization that could enable union leadership to call some 52,000 “below the line'' workers off the job and potentially shut down many Hollywood film and television productions.

Over 1,000 Allegheny Technologies steelworkers vote to authorize strike Steelworkers at specialty steel manufacturer Allegheny Technologies (ATI) in Brackenridge, Pennsylvania, located about 20 miles outside of Pittsburgh, voted to authorize a possible strike by an overwhelming 95 percent majority on Friday night. The 1,300 workers who voted on the authorization are members of the United Steelworkers (USW) union. The USW claims that ATI has proposed a four-year contract that will cut workers’ wages, overtime pay and health insurance, make scheduling worse for workers, and expand the use of ...

>> the use of chemical weapons in syria is not only a tragedy but also a violation of international law that must be addressed. >> reporter: earlier president obama and russian president vladimir putin smiled and shook hands. underneath the pleasantries, significant tensions. putin has been very clear. he thinks a unilateral u.s. attack on syria would be an unwarranted act of aggression. here in washington skeptical law makers from both parties continued to raise questions about the administration's plans. >> i am going to look at the ramifications for the region, of a strike. >> reporter: rig...