great britain campaign and it was all very low key but what you had was iconic scottish brands with union jacks all over them that were no problem with the union flag with the union flag on a product if people want to sell as a but i think that's fine but when you've got product that is on shelves but she should be uniquely scottish if it's come from come from fashion health then why would you put a union flag on it if you we've already got that. we don't really that but i hate looking at just the national food drink policy which a lot here gives them the scottish farming most yes he was the agricultural real affairs minister he introduced the the national food drink bowls for scotland and he set up the scotland things and that's no the chief executive that guy called james whether he was a fantastic guy and they have done an enormous amount to walk to grow the economy to grow the food industry as the fastest blue insect that and it occurred to me and they've just released their new document which is a question twenty five to and the whole point of invention twenty thought is that the farming c

who would be brazen enough to wear this, a unionjack be brazen enough to wear this, a union jack leota be thrown around and being booed by lots of americans? from westminster, to use trickett, to a kind of wrestler. it could only be ed balls. —— to trickett. good to see you. —— strictly. they called me the british bruiser. that's a good name. a lot of people watching that thinking why. including my three kids, who we re why. including my three kids, who were utterly appalled when they saw the pictures. i'd overachieved, that was off the scale in terms of going too far. it was for a serious purpose because the programme is about the way that trump has persuaded people to support him and he's used a lot of this idea of wrestling. i thought you were talking about wearing leotards! he had a fight in the ring ten years ago, and when like a vision of hell, mile upon mile smothered, suffocated by flames. a5 mile smothered, suffocated by flames. as one was put out, another broad. 47 simultaneous fires ripped through the greek hills. they fled for their lives, hundreds ran into the sea, rescued

it's as much a british icon as the union jack but the company behind this innovative electric powered black cap taxi is joining the fleet of car makers concerned about bracks it during a visit to berlin the chairman of the nandan even a company called peter foster said mistakes over breaks it could start a steady erosion of business activity in britain. this isn't put systems it is a process that will take ten to fifteen years that would be madness to wake up in the morning in london and read in the papers that there's no car industry in britain it would be a real shame does the ability shot of his fears follow in the tire tracks of other big car manufacturers present in britain the likes of many make a b.m.w. and most recently jack your land rover warning that ongoing bracks and uncertainty could put them off investing in britain in the future. forster's firm touts its modern credentials and boasts wife ali and u.s.p. charging on board all its taxis but to make their shiny new models l e v c is torn between suppliers on both sides of the channel a third of them based in mainland euro

great britain campaign and it was all very low key but what you had was iconic scottish brands with union jacks all over them that were no problem of the union flag with the union flag on a product if people want to see as a but i think a product that's fine but when you've got product as one shelves but she should be uniquely scottish if it come from pier at long come from fashion health then why would you put a union flag on it if you we've already got that. we don't really that but i hate when you look at not just the national food drink policy which a lot here gives them the scottish farming most yes he was the agricultural rule of the as minister he introduced the the national food drink bowls for scotland and he set up the scotland things and that's no the chief executive that guy called james whether he was a fantastic guy and they have done an enormous amount to walk together with the economy to grow the food industry as the fastest growing sick that and it occurred to me and they've just released their new document which is a mission twenty three after it and the whole point of inventi

great britain campaign and it was all very low key but what you had was iconic scottish brands with union jacks all over them that little problem of the union flag with the union flag on a product if people want to see as a but i think a product that's fine but when you've got product as one shell was what she should be uniquely scottish if it's come from pair of long come from fashion health then why would you put a union flag on it if you we've already got that. bit. ahead. just the national food drink policy which a lot here gives them scottish farming most yes he was the agricultural rule of the as minister he introduced the the national food drink bowls for scotland and he set up the scotland things and that's no the chief executive guy called james whether he was a fantastic guy and they have done an enormous amount to walk to grow the economy to grow the food industry as the fastest blue insect that i know to corner me and they've just released their new document which is a mission twenty three after and the whole point of invention twentieth it is that the farming community and the food

the american stars & stripes and the union jack flags.in front of the rostru m. and the unionjack in front of the rostrum. we are expecting the two leaders to arrive in a minute. we have had a two minute warning. let's just pick up again with leslie. as i said, leslie, the realfocus is how the prime minister is going to react to all of this because there was some damage limitation from the american side today. there was a statement that said he didn't see anything bad. they began this morning reaffirming that donald trump and theresa may have a close relationship. i am sure we're going to see more of that. we will probably see a nod to close cooperation on trade, on russia, on iran, on all sorts of things that i am not sure that anyone will be persuaded or convinced. believe the key thing will be remaining strong and looking strong next to an american president who many see as a bully. it could play well for her. there are remainder is calling in to local radio stations today saying, how dare he. any kind you intervene in domestic politic

. >> the union jack animation, that is so our executive producer who is british! >>> look at prince george. he is 5 today! >> happy birthday. >> he looks a little mischievous. >> just a little bit. >>> the gunman still armed with a handgun took numerous citizens, as well as store employees hostage. >> at all times, our hostage negotiators believed that they had established a good rapport with him. >> i'm grateful i was able to find a way out. >> when the wider field of the boat, i could no longer see. i couldn't feel anybody. i couldn't see. i just remember, i got to get out, i got to get out. lord, if i can't make it, no use keeping me here! >> i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> the great mystery is why the president has not spoken up for our country. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good morning to you. we start this morning with a hostage standoff in los angeles. police say a three-hour standoff ended with one woman dead and a suspec

. >> the union jack animation, that is so our executive producer who is british! >> happy birthday. >> he looks a little mischievous. >> just a little bit. >>> the gunman still armed with a handgun took numerous citizens, as well as store employees hostage. >> at all times, our hostage go

while the modern fighter jets trailing the colors of the union jack might have been the most impressivest, the emotional high point especially for the queen and brits of her generation was likely the appearance of the world war ii era aircraft that helped win the war for the allied cause and helped to defend an island nation from the sky. at the height of the war, there were over 300raf bases scattered across the countryside. of course, they flew side by side with americans. of course, they fought shoulder to shoulder with the americans and the alliance was formed with the free nations of europe to keep the peace and the post-war era. the alliance we called nato which mr. putin would like to see weakened. nato finds itself under challenge now by mr. trump. because we are limbing in vastly different times but in great britain today, they remembered another time and a century of defending their island nation from tearny and from the air. that is our broadcast on this tuesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >

union. liz: general jack keane thank you. >> good talk you to you. liz: to your money, dow up nearly 200. google parent alpha bet with all-time high, at&t reportin reg after the bell. let's get to flie nicole on ther of the new york stock exchange. reporter: stocks finished mixed, driven by earnings, the dow and s&p higher, the nasdaq hit an all-time high but finished down. verizon and united technology leading the dow after quarterly numbers, then at&t after the bell, beat on earnings, a miss on revenue but did raise earnings per share outlook, and subscriber growth was impressive. the stock immediately following that report was down 2% it hit a 52-week low on the 23 of july, yesterday, we'll watch for movement in tomorrow's action. >> google new all-time high after a great quarter. liz: thank you nicole, this story coming up, radioactive traces in california wine, the world health organization said don't worry, too low to be dangerous, we check in with dock siegel. >> an all american company making all american products, with american materials and workers. we got ceo ben clark, talking

american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i fear linford tennessee home to jack daniels whiskey it's why they did it they said they plan to increase their prices something. for consumers in the european union and they're worried that we're choosing what they think will forego the expense of a good product and simply pick a. tennessee strongly backed trump in the twenty sixteen elections that's likely the reason distilleries here are feeling the brunt of europe's response as brussels churns up the pressure on places the republican party needs to win in the upcoming midterm elections. now the few hundred residents of lynchburg have found themselves in the center of an international trade dispute. if the terror situation is going to. over all the bottom dollar of jack daniels getting their product to anywhere outside of tennessee or outside of the united states would be and that would raise their cost. and eventually could affect lynchburg. the bigges

they care more about brexit and the customs union than they do about who is in government, i guess. to pick up from what jackg we are seeing now, the old party alliances of tories voting for tory policy and labour voting for labour policy, all thatis labour voting for labour policy, all that is broken down now. people seem to care more about particular outcomes of brexit than tribal loyalties to their party. we talk about these great political realignments, but we are seeing in the house of commons right now that people like jacob rees—mogg on one side and chuka umunna on the labour side, they really have parties within parties, they tell them how to vote and what to say on tv and what have you. a lot is changing. it is incredibly fluid at the moment. one final march to this, jack, the times talking about this idea that the message from downing street was, back me or it's time for another general election? desperate stuff although there is some truth in it. if she had lost the vote tonight it's not impossible that we would have gone for another election to ensure that sebastian feels the same, covering polit

american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i'm here in lynchburg tennessee home to jack daniels we speak for the late night they said they plan to increase their prices something they send modeled for consumers in the union and they're worried that we're choosing what they think will forgo the expense of american products and simply seeburg. tennessee strongly back to trump in the two thousand and sixteen elections that's likely the reason distilleries here are feeling the brunt of europe's response as brussels turns up the pressure on places the republican party needs to win in the upcoming midterm elections. now the few hundred residents of lynchburg have found themselves in the center of an inch. a national trade dispute. if the tariff situation is going to bat. the over all the bottom dollar object danial getting their product to anywhere outside of tennessee or outside of the united states would they and that would raise their cost. and eventua

american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i'm here in lynchburg tennessee home to jack daniels at the top we see it's more of a united states they said they plan to increase their prices until they send models for consumers in the european union and they're very that people are choosing what you think will forego the expensive american product and simply take cheaper. tennessee strongly back to trump in the twenty sixteen elections that's. likely the reason distilleries here are feeling the brunt of europe's response as brussels turns up the pressure on places the republican party needs to win in the upcoming midterm elections. now the few hundred residents of lynchburg have found themselves at the center of an international trade dispute. if the tariff situation is going to. the overall the bottom dollar of jack danial getting their product to anywhere outside of tennessee or outside of the united states would be and that would raise their cost. a

american whiskey in the firing line now that the european union has hit back against president donald trump with tariffs of its own companies like jack daniels are being forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i nearly three tennessee home to jack daniels off his feet for they made it they said they plan to increase their prices some ten percent modeled for consumers in the year you and the very that people are choosing what they think will forego the expensive american product and simply take the. tennessee strongly back to trump in the two thousand and sixteen elections that's likely the reason distilleries here are feeling the brunt of europe's response as brussels turns up the pressure on places the republican party needs to win in the upcoming midterm elections. now the few hundred residents of lynchburg have found themselves in the center of an international trade dispute. the terrible situation is going to. the overall bottom dollar of jack danial getting their product to anywhere outside of tennessee or outside of the united states were they and that would raise their cost. and eventually could affect lyn

item 1, planning code - massage establishments - union street neighborhood commercial district. >> thank you. supervisor jacklagher with supervisor stefani's office. we made two changes that needed to be made by today, and other than that, we don't have anything further. >> supervisor tang: thank you, mr. gallagher. any members of the public wishing to speak on item one, please come up. item one, public comment. >> i'm here as peace -- peace in the middle east. i'm here speaking on and not really supporting or not supporting, but on the issue of the union street neighborhood commercial district. as you all know, i come up here to speak regularly, and my specific issues are what's happening in the fillmore. all of these districts and all of these programs have been played upon for a number of years. it always seems like it's put in the western addition and it fails miserably. and then they put it in the rest of the city to see if it's going to work. see, they put it in the fillmore and all the efforts start in the fillmore so you can get away with what you're doing in the fillmore. supervisor safai -- i won't

jack henry even do? and how the heck has its stock been such a juggernaut without getting much attention okay this is a company that uses technology to help banks, to help credit unionsfinancial institutions process transactions, automate their businesses generally stay ahead of the competition by managing mission critical information originally jack henry was about making off the shelf banking software that was way back in the '70s. now they're primary technology partner for roughly 1900 banks from smaller community institutions to mid tier regional players a the same time, the company has a data processing business scimitar, which is the sim of choice for credit unions i cannot stress enough just how important this financial technology business has become the banks, big and small, they're all about fighting for bigger piece of the pie. they're all trying to operate more efficiently, and to do that they need better software. and that's where jack henry comes in clearly, this company has been doing something right, because the stock has been near unstoppable. and generational woes in early 2009, jack henry traded below 15 bucks. now it's at $134 it's up 173% over the

union has hit back against u.s. president donald trump with tariffs of its own, companies like attack daniels are forced to make sacrifices that could hurt their bottom line. i am in lynchburg, tennessee, home to jackls, the top was he exporter in the united states. they said they plan to increase their prices for consumers in the european union, and they are worried that people choosing what to drink will forgo the expensive american products and pick something cheaper. tennessee strongly backed trump in the 2016 elections. that is likely the reason that distilleries here are feeling the brunt of your's was -- europe's response. as brusels turns up the pressure on places the republican party needs to an upcoming elections. now the few hundred residents of lynch for cap found themselves in the center of an international trade dispute. >> if the tariff situation is going to affect the bottom dollar of jack daniels getting the product anywhere outside of tennessee or outside of the united states, that would raise their cost and eventually could affect lynchburg. clare: the biggest fear is what unhappy customers in europe would mean for jobs here in tennessee. >> immediate probably will be then having

want to bring up when we talk about public opinion this is jack who says being in a religious country i'm against divorce in the philippines the union of two individuals cannot be separated because they receive the sacrament of marriage from the church meaning they vowed and promise on only to the witnesses that are present but also to god so keep that in mind we also got this live comment on you tube from someone who says this no divorce policy in the philippines will make a couple think really really hard before going into married life. of course you have the privilege of hindsight but even looking forward and looking towards your friends and people you know what is this done to people who might be thinking about marriage. well i think that you know the people who are thinking i don't know what people think of marriage or thinking right now but you know it definitely is a detriment or a some kind of. dampens you right to think about not being able to to have a second chance of had at happiness if this doesn't work out what i've always said to people is you know if you are not for divorce then i really really sincerely hope that yo

unions were at their peak. >> anthony: that was then, this is now. this is the era of "i've got mine jack." ifferent. it's not "i've got mine." >> anthony: it isn't? >> amanda: it's, it's truly not. >> anthony: why? >> amanda: union is together. we've grown this community out of taking care of each other. >> anthony: you have to remember what it was like here for workers before unions if you can imagine. men worked underground for as little as three dollars a day, ten to twelve hour shifts six days a week. thousands died over the years in industrial accidents either underground or from silicosis. lungs ravaged from the airborne silicate dust. >> amanda: you don't have any rights in your workplace unless you bond together and have a collective voice. >> anthony: in a one company town despite hiring assassins and strike- breakers, buttes thousands of workers successfully managed to unionize. labor costs increased while copper prices slumped. anaconda responded by moving their production increasingly south. way south. to chile. with such impediments as labor laws and fair wages were more mallea

union in 1974. brian: i want to read what you said about jack. he was controlling, insanely jealous, and wanted me to be at his beck and call, regardless of my children and other commitments. he had an explosive temper and, when angry, would frequently keep me up most of the night. sleep deprivation became a constant part of my life. how did you deal with that? how was your way out? ms. kennan warnecke: in the end, leaving. i walked out the door. and this is partly what may be become a photographer, i started studying photography, which jack hated because i -- because he would he could not call me up when i was in the photo lab. he would calmly five or six times a day, to make sure i was where i was supposed to be. up five or six times a day, to make sure i was where i was supposed to be. he was very fussy with dinners we put on. he wrote his staff a 18 things i had done wrong in the dinner. it was awful. brian: do you remember who that dinner was for? ms. kennan warnecke: i have no idea. we entertained. that is how he got clients. in those days,

jack and jules were great friends and colleagues. they wrote four books together on presidential campaigns. witcover was born in union city, new jersey, in 1927. he got his start as a journalist in 1954. in addition to the books he cowrote with jack germond, he is the author of 13 more books, including a biography of joe biden and the resurrection of richard nixon and, more recently, the american vice presidency. from irrelevance to power. our other historian and author today, and reporter and television news producer, is john bohrer, whose writing has "usared in politico, today." he is the author of the "revolution of john kennedy." this is his first book, and it is a very good one. it explores kennedy's difficult odyssey after the assassination of his brother in 1963. joe scarborough of "morning joe" said of this book jack captures entities evolution to a compassionate hero who still inspires the world a half a century later. i agree with that, and i'm sure that jack likes that. it comes from his boss, joe scarborough. day job is producer for "morning joe" on msnbc. mr. bohrer is a graduate of washington college an

jack was also on the group tv show for a number of years. witcover was born in union city, new jersey, in 1927, he got his start as a journalist with the new house newspapers in 1954. in addition to the books, he co-wrote with jack german, mr. witcover is the author of 13 more books, including a biography of joe biden and the resurrection of richard nixon and more recently the american vice presidency from irrelevance to power. our other historian and author today and reporter, television news producer is john bohrer whose writing has appeared in the new york magazine, the new republic, "politico," "usa today." he is the author of "the revolution of robert kennedy from power to protest after jfk" and this is his first book and it's a very good one that explores kennedy's difficult odyssey after the assassination of his brother in 1963. joe scarborough of "morning joe" said of this book, jack bohrer covers the revolution from hatchet man to becoming the compassionate hero who still inspires the world half a century later. i agree with that and of course i'm sure that j

jack. the unpredictable happens! >> reporter: the ever-changing cast of characters has drawn stars ranging from will ferrell -- >> i'm just into preserving the unionendes. >> i and my cap have just settled our brains -- >> reporter: to oscar-winning stars like okay tair yeah spencer. >> whoever's down to help the union, just let me know. >> first time i ever allowed anyone to see how we shoot "drunk history," derek waters is the host and cocreator of the show that started out as a web series. you've been doing this now for multiple seasons. >> yes. >> how did you come up with this? >> it started in 2009. just a one-time idea based off a friend of mine, chick johnson on "the new girl," he was drunk and telling a story about otis redding. >> reporter: derek and jeremy conner enlisted their friend mark. >> derek called me up, i want to do like the history channel does, you talk about a thing, then we re-enact it. i said, great. oh, and i want you to be really, really drunk when you do it. >> he was the one that i went to and said, what's a moment in history that you feel more people need to know about? and he said, alexander hamilton and aaron burr.

union in 1974. brian: before we get there, i want to read what you said about jack.he was controlling, insanely jealous, and wanted me to be at his beck and call, regardless of my children and other commitments. he had an explosive temper and, when angry, would frequently keep me up most of the night. haranguing me although he knew i needed to get up in the morning with my children. sleep deprivation became a constant part of my life." how did you deal with that? what was your way out? ms. kennan warnecke: in the end, leaving. i think that was the biggest way out. i walked out the door. got very involved -- that is partly what may be become a photographer, i started studying photography, which jack hated because he could not call me up when i was in the photo lab. he would call me five or six times a day, to make sure i was where i was supposed to be. the photography was, for me, a different world, a world i could escape into. what is your story about the dinners he ask you to put on? ms. kennan warnecke: he was very fussy about the dinners. one time, he wrote his st

of innocent drinks, domino's pizza, jack wills, they are saying they do not like the proposal as it stands, to bureaucratic and they would like more formal customs unionnesses making their feelings known. eu. once again, businesses making theirfeelings known. yes, you're absolutely right, theresa may said yesterday evening the eu needs to get serious and come to the negotiating table because all the wrangling that is happening here domestically, brussels could well turn around and say, no, none of this is acceptable whatsoever. thank you very much indeed. an officer tested for novichok has been cleared. the substance was used to attack the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in salisbury four months ago. a man and woman are still critically ill after handling a contaminated item which police are still searching for. donald trump's visit to the uk this week will put "unquestionable pressure" on forces according to the police federation. the american president will spend time in london, oxfordshire and windsor during the two—day working visit. thousands are expected to protest and forces from across the country have been asked to se

last week coca-cola will jack up prices and sam adams beer hinted at a price increase as well. on "state of the union" larry kudlow spoke out on tariffs. >> are tariffs great? >> if they are targeted for good purpose as per china, i say yes. that is always my view. most free traders agreagree. let me say this, the president has adopted a few with which i complete -- adopted a few with which i completely agree. >> there is one clear winner from the tariffs. steel industry. several have reported blockbuster sales in profits for the second quarter. >>> federal air marshals are tracking you at airports if you are not suspected of a crime. the boston globe exposed a program called quiet skies involving marshals tracking american citizens to gather data on their travel behaviors. the goal is to thwart any aviation threats. marshals are looking for abnormal awareness of surroundings, excessive fidgeting and rubbing or if you slept during your flight. >>> the fast spreading carr fire in northern california has now claimed six lives. the wildfire doubling in size to over 95,000 acres this weekend. more than 1

. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your uniono do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 an

want to bring up when we talk about public opinion this is jack who says being in a religious country i'm against divorce in the philippines the union of two individuals cannot be separated because they receive the sacrament of marriage from the church meaning they vowed and promise on only to the witnesses that are present but also to god to keep that in mind we also got this live comment on youtube from someone who says this no divorce policy in the philippines will make a couple think really really hard before going into married life. of course you have the privilege of hindsight but even looking forward and looking towards your friends and people you know what is this done to people who might be thinking about marriage. well i think that you know the people who are thinking i don't know what people think of marriage or thinking right now but you know it's definitely is a detriment or a some kind of futile how it dampens you right to think about not being able to to have a second chance of had at happiness if this doesn't work out what i've always said to people is you know if you are not for divorce then i really really sincerel

jack straw was foreign secretary at the time, and with britain, germany, france and others they got that iran deal going. it's such a decline in the european unionbe impossible in the current state of chaos. bu the problem with the deal was that it only dealt with the nuclear, and forgot everything else. which is the weakness of the europeans. that's it for dateline london for this week. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. good morning. the rain clouds are not quite as abundant as they were yesterday. the breeze still shepherding the milder air toward the south and east this morning temperatures around 17 or 18. here, a lot of sunshine. through the day, showers in the south and west will push the rain northwards and eastwards. parts of the south—east, east anglia, yorkshire and parts of scotland too, showers will be heavy and dundry. showers we re will be heavy and dundry. showers were small portion of the day and some of you will stay completely dry. lighter winds and i mention too, temperatures will be offered to tree or two and will certainly feel warm under the sun. in the evening and into the night, showers, some will return lat

jack straw was foreign secretary at the time, and with britain, germany, france and others, they got that iran deal going. it's such a decline in the european union be impossible, in the current state of chaos. the problem with the deal was that it only dealt with the nuclear, and nothing else. that is the weakness of the europeans. thank you very much and enjoy your summer. we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. what a change to the weather in the last 2a hours. especially across east anglia and the south east. a ten—degree drop and thunderstorms, and a lot fresher across the whole country. blustery showers and very heavy rain in northern ireland, and an amber warning in force for northern ireland this afternoon. so, check your local weather, it may impact your plans. this weather system brought the fresher weather. this is heading our way bringing wet and windy weather tonight and tomorrow into the south—west. this is thejet stream, and behind that, a shot of colder air out of the north atlantic. this is the amber warning for northern ireland from the met office. a lot of rainfall to come this afternoon. not everywhere, but be prepared