Up to the Minute (CBS) - 1993-11-22
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[0:00] Straight Ahead no planes just Trains and
[0:03] Automobiles for thousands of traveling
[0:06] Americans This Thanksgiving
[0:08] did Thai trunks
[0:11] [Music]
[0:17] [Music]
[0:24] good morning from CBS news in New York
[0:26] this is up to the minute I'm Troy
[0:27] Roberts and I'm Cheryl Atkinson in the
[0:29] news this morning day five of the
[0:31] American Airline flight attendants
[0:33] strike and thousands of people will be
[0:34] thankful if they ever make it to their
[0:36] holiday destinations the airline now
[0:38] says only about a third of its flights
[0:40] will get off the ground this week
[0:41] despite that Grim statistic the company
[0:43] claims it will not cave in to the flight
[0:45] attendant demands
[0:48] with the sole exception of our
[0:50] competitors this strike is a lose lose
[0:54] and lose again proposition for everyone
[0:57] American Airlines CEO Robert Crandall
[1:00] says the strike is costing his company
[1:02] 10 million dollars a day but he warns
[1:05] there will be plenty of hardship to go
[1:07] around with permanent job losses for
[1:09] both Union and non-union employees
[1:16] Sunday the flight attendance Union
[1:17] called on President Clinton to invoke a
[1:19] federal law providing for binding
[1:21] arbitration I do not think a
[1:24] presidential emergency board is the
[1:26] right answer
[1:27] instead I suggest you suspend your
[1:30] strike which will put our valued
[1:32] customers back on our airplanes this is
[1:34] a substantial move towards settling this
[1:37] strike
[1:38] we were Again rebuffed by the company
[1:40] that would rather incur millions of
[1:42] dollars worth of losses than negotiate
[1:45] it follows a pattern of disrespect for
[1:48] AAL passengers stockholders
[1:51] and flight attendants that began