in response that execution, custer takes six men and hangs them in front royal. this is in late 1864, one of the six isn't even a soldier, but a young man from front royal who rode with the confederates. it was a gross violation. a smart man,he's the only honest x confederate after the war who said of course we fought about slavery, i don't know what we're arguing about that's what you fight about and that's what we did and i don't see why it's a big deal. and what he said to custer in a public letter is that your execution was unjust and i am executing six union prisoners that i have, make sure this does not happen again. and it doesn't. one of the cycles that you could see spiraling out of control, and we imagine would if you killed one and the enemy killed six and you kill 18 and you kill 50, instead, in the civil war, it stops. retaliation works in this context to diminish violence. grant and sheridan are the commanders over custer, there is nothing in the record from them but one could sense a latent frustration that he has exceeded his capacity and that mos

they are underway as custer is certain of his convictions and the painting will remain as an inspiration against his fight against nastiness. well that's all for this edition of focus on europe but you can always get in touch with me on twitter about this week's topic i'll see you again next week thanks for watching and heaters in. the 1st set. multinational companies are suing nation states. for damages more of. a lawsuit goes against national law. but they're made possible by free trade agreements. causing a risk to national sovereignty. see to cheat. i have been called the power of the corporations. 15 x. w. . much of it. linked to news from africa to the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions on the use of easy to our website to double the comps much traffic out join us on facebook at g.w. forgot. to laugh. at them from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you have to ask so you don't write it's how people call we invade iraq. as a journalist i often talk about these folks in the bag buying less eloquently t

but our custer actually 15 to 25 miles per hour right now so. the breezy conditions will persist for the rest of this evening. that tomorrow morning in some places it does go down but by that afternoon here picks up a little bit. it won't be as fast. is what will they are what we're seeing right now as i mentioned those got from the 30's. so rtght now we're currently at 69 in hayward 70 from berkeley to oakland, their upper 60's out in temper on in mid 70's and petaluma and we're starting to cool off for the evening here or india, 70's still around 07:00pm if you live inland and then we had our overnight lows which will be in the mid 50's here overall looking pretty normal for this time of day here and here's a look at what we can expect it tomorrow in san francisco, little below normal, but what can we expect for the rest of the bay area on the answer coming up during the full forecast to you vicki and grant. >>thank you are still ahead in other various city is trying to crack down on teenagers who are vaping will tell you about the new ordinan

all these south african runner custer's and you will not need to take this austral reducing medication to compete at least for now as after a swiss court temporarily suspended the recent ruling now last month the olympic 800 metre champion lost a challenge to the court of arbitration for sport and had been told that she could only compete if she medically reduced her testosterone level to days somalia said that she was think of the judges for suspending that decision it means that she will be able to compete until the next court date on the 25th of june. as a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you u.s. president donald trump has begun a sting visit to the u.k. britain's queen elizabeth hosting a banquet in his on air tonight at buckingham palace protesters have turned out in london to voice their anger at trump's visit and in sudan 30 people are reported to have been killed after the army used violence to disperse a sit in in the capital khartoum state media say authorities will investigate the of so that the protesters are calling of the generals to hand over power t

historic jon stewart played by harold and george custer played by ronald reagan. they joined forces pursued of a fanatical john brown. hisond massey traded in lincoln outfit for a john brown outfit. it also celebrates the coming together of white soldiers across sectional lines common cause. in this case it was union confederate soldiers he noted the west late in the war in order to fight some bandits. the details should not be explored to deeply. also a film about the asian. not about unifying nazis and allies it is about bringing together the different skeptical way and victor laszlo played by paul on ride, the unity that is achieved when rick discards his cynicism and understands the need to take a stand against nazi oppression. there is a suggestion of the civil war's relevance to current events. remindsnited with elsa her about the last time they saw each other in paris. >i remember every detail he says . gray.rmans wore you wore blue. the color scheme is important. it does not directly say the confederates were not for the cause of freedom. it is more subtle

this year how these are custer has more. the community of virginia beach remembers the 12 killed in friday's attack the military veteran who worked for 28 years as a city engineer the contractor visiting the government building to file a permit to their. to their friends and to their. they leave a void that we will never be able to feel police say the shooter was doing craddick he'd been working in the public utilities department for 15 years and had no criminal record police declined to give a possible motive officers killed craddock at the scene although they didn't have. engaged. once they are identified. and fire we immediately returned fire the weapon was a $45.00 caliber handgun with a silencer and magazine extenders such extenders were once banned in the us but became legal again in 2004 democratic presidential hopefuls expressed outrage on twitter calling for more gun control but as images of the newest mass shooting played out on american television screens the public remains divided on what to do next. guns don't k

literally in a restaurant finding out that the foreign minister of mexico is having dinner with jared custer and mr tillotson do nothing about it is what this testimony is doing is painting a picture of what has been widely perceived here in washington which is that u.s. foreign policy under the trumpet ministration is not being conducted by the state department as the lead agency is that the policy is being put forward by the white house and that it is being conducted by the white house so very interesting testimony and one final note martine we should note that tillerson agreed to meet with the house foreign affairs committee but behind closed doors but at the committee's insistence this final transcript would be released to the public and that's what we have happening here on thursday to roll it's going back to the tennyson time in the state department it became very very quickly apparent didn't that the 2 men didn't get on and in fact rex tillerson flagged up on officially and it was leaked that he didn't think the president had to head for detail he wasn't capable of absorbing some of t

the demented ideology sent millions to their deaths in the middle east wars in custer country trillions of dollars. the party decadent breath authoritarian desperate of china to the brink of world domination. in the craving inflection to big business to destroy the mckendree that the middle class families. these never traversed, this corrupt establishment is rotten and has failed but it is not dead yet. they think they can kick out trump and take back part. do not let them, it is time to fight them, it is time to defeat them. >> tell me what do you think of that, let's see what fox news contributor emily, wisconsin congressman and fox news contributor, i just want to say it really appreciate you stepping in at the last minute, i hope to see tim here tonight but she's importantly sick and cannot join us. but emily stepped in. thank you so much. >> it's an honor to be here and a pleasure to be here as always. i think your opening wasn't obvious and helped explain. [laughter] it helped explain so strongly that the investigation of the entire time. it started out as a collision probe and th

i had done custer's last stand photographs. so i had a grassy hill. i grabs that and stuck it behind the car. the moment i clicked the shutter, i knew that i had made a really special photograph. it was instantaneous. but it was also fortuitous. is the last photograph that i took in the studio, before we did our renovation, so our son could have his own room and not be living next to the washer and dryer. [laughter] mr. levinthal: something that he pointed out to us on many occasions. it was the largest thing in his room besides the washer and dryer. i think that is true of all my work, that it recalls the modern romance. i used to go, when there were revival theaters in new york in ire 1980's, to every film no that i could see. i would have my notepad and make sketches. those photographs reminded me of film stills. i remember a curator in london, said, my modern romance photographs look like stories. something had happened before, and something was going to happen. and the photograph was that moment in between. do, i findften curators so much more el

i've talked to farmers draw iowa, i've seen the devastated flooding all custer state. tell you their suffering. first with the trade war with china and the fact that ethanol export, corn, soybean, pork, those are the fourth-largest experts in your number one buyer is china. so we have a trade war, you think you're selling the products? no. i think he has no plan inability to have a thoughtful approach for trade or economy. if you wanted to reduce the trade deficit he is only groaning. he has harmed our farmers, harmed our manufacturers, price of fuel is with her, you can't make insult for price people can afford. what this trade war with mexico, he insists on tariffs, it will come right back to the consumer, we will pay more money. it will not help farmers. [applause] >> senator question comes from tanner who is retired from the u.s. army military police. >> good evening senator. the task question is near and dear to my heart as an army veteran. we stand today on border security and what side of the wall are you one quick. >> i fully support border security. we need to

who and there you lead with iraq custer talk about the welcome to a well in welcome. but shouting we're likely. to live branch. with payments from x. husband son ongoing problem changes to the madonna have included a government fund to help divorced women. though one or 2 elements need improving. then as we move the world saw her little road warriors a lot of us and look at a couple of how the sun don't mcconnell along with the lockouts meaningful solar barriers marry your. daughter from the different buttons. learn how lots of there's always of homes in the home and play sort of world or mobile of other love fun fun must fail rob what's facing the it is a fair shot still kind of what i want so it's the basis of that if i feel that. sort of bit of it that's the n.l.m. was so zen many a horrific fadia this. from the 2nd but this didn't seem that. lishka look it had to have some. legs africa. and then you lost the m word we better and. so much thought so they filed by. jamie. and i was so well merely. a woman. so if it's without that somebody who did that had they would

the point is, i wouldn't be on television or alive if custer had not been wiped out at the battle ofso he's the one i blame. so let me ask you, professor. we talk about this. i think these are endearing moments when there's a family link and you're going back home. for donald trump, he's more scottish dissent, not too far away. it's an opportunity to connect in a sort of nonofficial capacity with people who are universally loved the world over. >> yeah, again, it raises this idea that anybody can be president. the think about trip, he's a billionaire and owns a golf course. even so, in a way, trump represents this anybody can do it because he upset all of the experts by winning the election. he upset all the experts by rebuilding the economy. maybe some of that irish dust will fall on his shoulders. >> neil: i'm wondering, too, john kennedy went there. i guess they added to the itiniary, his ancestral home. it wasn't just going -- oh he was going back to where, you know, his grandparents started out and all the poverty you talked about. so there was an emotional connection. >> yeah,

cardin this, and another one to representative custer. ep. cardenas: this week i introduced a bill, the safety sleep for babies act which bans inclined sleep products. i introduced this because babies were dying unnecessarily because companies decided making money was more important than putting infants' lives in danger. because it -- because a regulatory industry decided to be puppets, was the consumer product safety commission waiting for a higher body count, i do not know. there is plenty of blame to go around. ic is thatr failing of the cpsc, and even with two recent recalls, products made by other companies are still on the market. as a grandparent it is appalling. not be we should be putting children's -- the putting children's life before profits. i would like to say thank you mr. chairman and i yield back. kuster: thank you for convening this hearing. as a mother of two boys, i know nothing is more important than keeping our children safe. at a young age we tell children to be careful crossing the street, who always wear seatbelts and

. >>> and kutcher custer county searchers are looking for a pilot after a plane crash in the delta near antioch and pittsburgh. a boater salt a single injured playing come down around 530 afternoon -- on the north about an hour later part of the plane's tail was found. search crews also recovered a backpack and aeronautical charts. they have been doing sonar searches as a look for more records. the plane is believed to be a piper cherokee that took off from buchanan field in concord. the sheriff's office says the pilot was the only person on board. >>> in texas, a crane collapse has left one woman dead at least five people injured. it happened as a line of powerful storms room to roll to the air yesterday. >> oh my god the crane is falling over! oh my god! >> cell phone video shows the moment the crane toppled over. high winds are blowing trees around and it unfolded around 2:00 in the afternoon. >>> rescue crew searching the building found a woman's body inside. debris and broken concrete littering the scene. in the nearby parking garage was also heavily damaged. >> the building itself

the things alexandria custer court has said about the camps, absolutely absurd. are court-ordered groups that have been held on there like that. i think most people understand the president is doing all he can to try and solve the problem down of the >> melissa: do you think it would bring some women voters back to the president? >> it would bring some back, i'm not sure it'll be enough. because this is going to be -- or it could become a very close race. which is why the president is starting so early and so intensively. >> melissa: great job, guys. thank you. good stuff. some federal officers are being held as heroes after yesterday. casey stegall is live in dallas with more calm and what we are learning. casey? >> a come melissa. brian clyde was his name. we know he served 19 months in the united states army, from 2015 to 2017. for conditions unknown, he left the army. it has not been made public yet, but he did just graduated with his associates degree a couple months ago back in april. we are talking about someone who had no criminal record whatsoever. so th

leading up to the final final action of not ordering that military strike against iran i do think custer reporting there from washington. what juries were and is a senior research fellow at the center for european policy studies he's also served as a european union buster to egypt jordan and yemen and he says the you is run pielke efforts to save the iran nuclear deal. this visit by a junior british foreign minister tomorrow i daresay is the 1st in a number of visits you'll see over the next couple of weeks to teheran and i would hope and guess that they would be high level business on the part of european ministers french germans. frederico maharani perhaps the european union itself all of these are still on the same page when it comes to doing everything they can to save the deal this is going to be a very difficult thing to do and we've only got about 2 and a half weeks left until the 60 day deadline is up when iran is threatening of course to change its policy on your reign in richmond as we explained earlier if it does that it certainly breaks the agreement which will put the e.u. i

eastern on "after words," cnn chief white house correspondent jim custer offers -- generajim acosta discusses his new book "the enemy of the people." he is interviewed by jay rosen. jay: folks, after this taping, we are 90 plus days since our last official briefing in the white house briefing room, and we just do not have access to white house officials the way that we used to, even during the trump administration, where we had them on the record in that briefing room, where everyone is mic'd, and you have a variety of reporters, not just networks who were vying to get a question in, but also for a newsletter list, newspapers, that has been lost. >> what to the all weekend on c-span2. -- watchable tv all weekend on c-span2. next, former obama administration secretary of russiailliam burns on relations, the syrian conflict, and the recent attack on oil tankers in the gulf of oman. mr. burns has also served as ambassador to russia and jordan. the truman center for national policy posted as 50-minute interview, part of today's forum on u.s. global leadership. [applause] mary: good morning, every

mr custer, thank you.ould be killed. they were members of an ultra—extreme revolutionary nazi group exposed by bbc news last december. daniel sanford reports now from the old bailey. some of the most violent nazi propaganda to emerge in britain will stop social media posts calling for women who mix with other races to be killed and four attacks on the police. there was even a post which we are not showing, suggesting prince harry should be shot as a race traitor. the group responsible was set up last year, but was exposed by bbc news in december. its mission statement encouraged followers to join a violent race war stop right will you rise up? it said, or will you sit back and do nothing, smashing away at keyboards in internet arguments? . they were encouraging others online to commit terrorist attacks and of course it only takes one individual to be encouraged or be inspired by that propaganda to take that further step. today a computer science student from leeds responsible for many of the posts was sent