did. >> taft/hartley was buying him just 80 days.s it. and he got 80 days from the unions. voluntarily giving it up. >> yes, but after the supreme court decision, the steelworkers do go out on strike. >> promptly. >> and putting a stop to production in the time of war. on the next video we're going to watch some of the impact of that. >> the 1952 steel strike in youngstown was actually part of a nationwide labor stoppage. the companies that operated plants in youngstown such as youngstown sheet and tube, republic steel and u.s. steel, also had plants in a number of other locations. so from the east coast to the industrial midwest, all would have stopped work at the same time as those in youngstown. so here we see picketers, members of a local union, 2163, which represented workers in the hot end of youngstown sheet and tube campbell works. and they're playing cards. so picketing duty for active union members was an important feature of lengthy strikes. not necessarily in order to prevent replacement workers from entering the camp. be

the taft-hartley act, the president responds by overriding his veto. so it's a tense relationship and that may overshadow what he's trying to do. >> did you see taft hartley as being anti union? >> that's why he would later veto it and be reluctant to follow it, so truman doesn't want to alienate the unions and it's going to be very difficult to maintain his popularity with the unions. it was interesting in his announcement, he talked about failing to do the right thing. he doesn't really talk about the law at all. he's basically just trying to do what's right here. >> it's about maintaining an ongoing war effort, and he's asking congress, and the supreme court to step aside and recognize that he and he alone has this obligation. >> asking both branches really to step aside so he can do this. >> we have a facing book comment and i'll tell you at home in just a minute how you can be involved in this discussion. jesse kill roy says look at what he did to the coal unions. he also wanted to round up railroad strikers and draft them into the military and ki

taft/hartley ends up being the one that comes back around the most. the others get dismissed because they seem to apply much more narrowly to circumstances and involve condemnation and a much more administrative procedure than the president wants to have. part of the problem with taft/hartley, besides the fact the president hates is it, is he has used some of the other mechanisms. the other is the cooling off period is extended too far, 99 days, and that's even more than the taft/hartley act would have asked for so he doesn't feel he can use it either. in a way, as time goes on, the negotiations are failing, the legal arguments are in essence combatting against each other and they're almost knocking each other out. >> there's also a set of advisors who are economists as well. the council of economic advisers are coming nand suggesting to truman, look, the steel industry can cover these costs. so he's getting advice that suggests, you can push through these wages and you ought to take a harder stance against management than certainly management would l

we talked about taft/hartley. some others.e of them provided a clear pathway to take the actions that he wanted to take which is why in the end when he comes before the court, he is arguing a set of arguments that is a mix. he wants to say what i am doing is not new. this historical precedent for what i am doing. and the court should recognize the legality of it. >> next is a call from eric in virginia. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i am calling from a different perspective. an engineering point of view. the difficulties faced by any times that there is a strike or shut down, it would take several weeks to shut down the steel mill and probably several weeks to start it up. so timing, you just can't turn off the switch and walk away from a steel mill. you have got a lot of things to do to protect the equipment and enable you to come back up, that's all. >> thank you for adding that wh between april 4th and april 8th. it's april 4th that the negotiations break down and the strike is about to happen on -- they're g

what taft hartley did closed the office that had control over the union workforce. and became the agency workshop. the agency fee, and other coverage of these issues may call it forced dues, compulsory dues, but essentially nonmembers in unionized work force can be forced to pay even if they're not in the union. the first 1935 law gave an out for religious objectors, but at this stage it was essentially if the union was taking over the workplace, everyone was paying for it whether they liked it or not. that was private workplaces. by the 1960s, the collective workforce act extended to government workers. the state of the wisconsin extended it to federal workers there. richard nixon expand that in '69 and very quickly public unions started to outpace the growth of private unions. the percentage of union members in public employment was greater than that in private employment. it used to be about a third of private workers were unionized and now it's actually about a third public workplaces. many teachers today were not at that school when it first welcomed the union

he also posted shots with justin hartley and his movie son milo ventimiglia. >> meanwhile, kate hudsonagain proves she can sing. ♪ >> sing it, kate. the actress showed off her pipes and newly shaved head while hosting friends at her home over the weekend. ♪ can i come in for one more >> among the guests, kate's boyfriend, danny fujikawa, t sure why he's in handcuffs. kate changed her look for a role she's staring in. it's said to be a music project. maybe this was just some extra rehearsing. ♪ >> now, from a low-key party to a magical celebration, gwen stefani threw a harry potter themed party for her son. it was complete with life sized cutouts, a three tiered cake. no sign of her bf, but the day before, they visited him on the set of his new music video. >>> and an "a"-list bash in the hamptons. bon jovi, just one of the performers. it was a charity event. justin timberlake also got the crowd rocking. he spent most of the night with j.lo and a-rod, who wore coordinating ensembles. and justin, just a cool third wheel. ♪ i like the way you move >>> still ahead, we have your front-row s

if you watch the show you know basically justin hartley's character kind of made this transition he getsnd his co-star is stallone. and that was his movie idol. so when i kind of pitched it to sly, i said, you know, listen, my son, you are his movie idol but you've got to wonder where he gets it from. he gets it from dad. so his involvement was a very big part of my character's storyline, of jack's storyline. which meant a lot to me because sly is one of my idols and i got to work with him. >> jimmy: this is a good pitch so far. >> yeah. it was way more eloquent and took a lot longer. >> jimmy: it's a solid pitch. did he immediately say yes? >> he said "it sounds pretty good. send me some pages." so i sent him some pages. and then he wrote me the coolest e-mail back where he'd said something along the lines of "this sounds -- this sounds" -- what did he say? "this sounds very cool. i'll be back in the states soon. and dare i say it, intriguing." [ laughter ] oh, man. i wish i could remember the exact e-mail. oh, "this sounds -- this -- this sounds very worthwhile. dare i say, it intrigui

brown, $75,000 and chrissy metz and justin hartley $40,000. >> that's the best thing that ever happenedn my entire life. >> the show's lower payroll is due to the fact it was a first-year show. but the cast was rewarded with new luxury trailers. >> it's nice irthan my apartment. >> we have food warmers on the floor. >> "on game of thrones," the five top stars all make the same salary, $500,000 per episode. kerry washington makes a $250,000 an episode for playing "olivia pope" on abc, but her fellow "shondaland" star ellen pompeo rakes in $450,000 as dr. meredith grey in "grey's anatomy," most likely because the series is headed into season 14. mark harmon earns $525,000 for an episode of "ncis" and dwayne johnson is the number two top paid actor in movies, making $65 million last year, and making $650,000 an episode for "ballers" on hbo. >> that's crazy. two-time oscar winner, robert de niro has the rock beat, and he'll reportedly receive $775,000 an episode. >>> excite the heavenly number. well, that brings me to this ye year's victoria secret's fashion show, but the search for new ang

deputies say he crashed into a tree on hartley road. he was leaving a crime scene last night.he department says rum felled started his career in law enforcement in lake county in 1997. they say he was also an assistant football coach at clear lake high school. we reached out to them. >>> a rare crime in contra costa county commute. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. bob, details are slim but what do we know about this right now? >> homicides on the 500 block here if you're not familiar with the area this is a two-lane road that runs through farmland. according to a tweet put out around 9:40 the contra costa county

and they just, by chance, run into a lieutenant, james hartley, from the third north carolina. a union regiment that open rap s operates out of east tennessee. this is very common. i came across this constantly. these parties run into union officers who are moving into north carolina, into south carolina on recruiting expeditions. will you join the union army? and these guys say, yes, we will. so the whole party now travels to knoxville in company with hartley who now has 63 recruits for the union army. what i found is when i put all this together and i looked at the union army records and the reports of these escaped prisoners, there are literally thousands of people on the move in the appalachians, in the last winter of the war. people that the confederacy wants to keep contained because they are deserters that are moving out of the confederacy, joining the union army that end returning al ining as a raiders. there's many reasons the confederacy cannot contain this movement. one of most important reasons i think is that the confederacy has absolutely confused military jurisdi

what taft hartley did closed the office that had control over the union workforce. and became the agency workshop. the agency fee, and other coverage of these issues may call it forced dues, compulsory dues, but essentially nonmembers in unionized work force can be forced to pay even if they're not in the union. the first 1935 law gave an out for religious objectors, but at this stage it was essentially if the union was taking over the workplace, everyone was paying for it whether they liked it or not. that was private workplaces. by the 1960s, the collective workforce act extended to government workers. the state of the wisconsin extend end it to federal workers there. richard nixon expand that in '69 and very quickly public unions started to outpace the growth of private unions. the percentage of union members in public employment was greater than that in private employment. it used to be about a third of private workers were unionized and now it's actually about a third public workplaces. many teachers today were not at that school when it first welcomed the unio

the england and northampton skipper dyla n england and northampton skipper dylan hartley along with anthonyal at twickenham in may, the defending champions and the exeter chiefs. how has the director of rugby going about managing expectations this time? if they react badly to win the premiership, the killing occurred thatis premiership, the killing occurred that is what they will —— that is what they will be remembered. i've mentioned this in meeting. it is easy after the success of last season, to have negative effects. they are headed by one of the youngest premiership bosses, and he is aware of the challenges were turning to the top flight. challenges were turning to the top flight. the premiership gets better every year. we are looking forward to the challenge. we are excited for the first game, it will be brilliant to be backing the elite, playing against the best players in the country, the best players, the best team. it is something we are looking forward to. the premiership season will get away next version as gloucester host exeter and newcastle face worcester. defending champions

the whole party travels to knoxville in company with hartley who now has 63 recruits for the union army. what i have found is when i put all this together and i look at the union army records, when i -- and the reports of these escaped prisoners there are , literally thousands of people on the move in the appalachians in the last winter of the war. people that the confederacy wants to keep contained because they are deserters that are moving out of the confederacy and returning as raiders. what was interesting to me is that there is many reasons the confederacy cannot contain this movement effectively at the end of the war. but one of the most important reasons is that the confederacy has absolutely confused military jurisdiction in this region of the south. so, i am about to put a slide up and say some things very rapidly that are going to lead you to be incredibly confused. but i think that it is important that i do that because by the time i am done and you are confused, you will be in the same mental state as the confederate secretary of war seden, which i will prove to you in a mom

m >> sly shows up in episode three as justin hartley's co-star in a war movie.ll find out how jack dies? >> wait until september 26th. there will be a giant kiss as to what happens with jack. >> we were with the entire cast, milo, showing off a mini man bun, and for the emmys, we got secrets behind our favorite scenes. >> when you were running into randall when he was having the panic attack, how much running were you doing? >> a mile and a half total. in dress shoes in the rain. it was a lot more running than i thought. >> take us back to the pilot when you were filming the terrible towel scene. your bum is out. >> i wasn't nervous about having a small piece of fabric in front of my mad.nhoo i was okay with it. >> if they called "this is us" best up standing drama, show me that face if >> just going to have to wait and see if it is, or isn't, or is, or isn't, or is. >> you can either lose like this or flip a table. >> he is going to do the teresa? >> oh, my gosh. he will not. >> where's the table to flip? i want to see that. i will pay good money to see that. >

shortly after the scene was cleared a sheriff's patrol car hit a tree on hartley road near 20th streete deputy was taken to the hospital where he died. he has been identified as 50- year-old rob rumfelt. he had been in law enforcement since 1997. police say he likely had a medical emergency that led to the crash. the lake county district attorney's office is investigating. back to you. ( darya ) local lawmakers are speaking out as the bay area braces for two right-wing rallies and counter protests this weekend. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she hopes the u-s park service will turn down the request for a permit from an alt-right group for saturday's event at crissy field in san francisco. plus another event is scheduled at berkeley's martin luther king junior civic center park sunday. congresswoman barbara lee says she expects police to stop any violence and keep people from getting hurt. ( darya ) the organizers behind the two we

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. >> up next more "this is us season two scoop from justin hartley's daughter. >> she came to a ward robe fitting that gave away tons of story lines. >> it was mind blowing in some ways. it's true. >> and jimmy kimmel gives us a health update on his son. the hilarious and emotional interview. bburning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica.

. >> sly shows up in episode 3 as justin hartley's in a war movie. how does jack die?eptember 26th. there will be a giant hint as to what happens with jack. >> we were with the entire cast, milo showing off a new mini man bun. and with the show up for ten emmys, we got some secrets behind system of our favorite scenes. >> when you're running into randall when he is having his panic attack, how much running were you actually doing? >> i bet you i ran a mile and a half total in dress shoes in the rain. yeah, there was a lot more running than i thought. >> take us back to the pilot. when you're filming that terrible towel scene. your bum is out. >> i wasn't nervous about only having a small piece of fabric in front of my manhood. i was okay with it. >> if they called "this is us" is one of the most outstanding drama. show me that face if you guys win. >> just going to have to wait and see if it is or isn't or is or isn't or is. you can either lose like this, or you flip a table and like come out of your mouth. >> going to do the teresa? >> oh, my gosh. he will not. >> whe

. >> rob rum felled crashed in a tree on hartley street north of 20th. he was leaving a crime scene last night. he started in lake county back in 1997. we've reached out to ask what that medical emergency was. when they get back to us we'll let you know. >>> a rare crime in a small contra costa county community. >> bob redell live in byron digging for answers after a homicide was reported. we don't do a lot of reports from byron, bob. >> reporter: we believe that a homicide took place roughly around the 500 block of camino diablo. this is a two-lane road, a rural part of the area that runs between farmland. now according to a tweet put out around 9:40 last night the contra costa county sheriff's office says it is working this case and will be providing more information later today. still waiting to hear back. i also spoke with dispatch trying to locate a sergeant who could speak with me. we have a lot of questions, who was murdered, how were they killed, and what led up to their deaths. reporting live here in byron, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> at

hartley sunny and partly cloudy to mostly sunny to the south. some of that cloud cover south and east yesterday. in the sierra it looks cloudy with isolated thundershowers. some of that is heading toward lake county. the flow around that low continues to drag across the moist year. back at fire up more thunderstorms. the further north, the more opportunity for cloud cover. 50s through 80s and some 90s. in the east, 70s and 80s. we are starting pretty warm so it would not take much to warm up. when the load was at 60 -- san jose, low 80s for the high today. 70 in the city. warm to hot by the time we get to the weekend. especially on sunday. >> is a going to continue to be muggy? >> it should improve but be warmer. the muggy nests -- the mugginess should go down. >> or maybe we should say tropical. >>> apple's new spaceship campus is going to open later this year but many neighbors say they are already experiencing some problems. coming up, the impact on the community and how apple is responding. >>> today may be a great time to book a vacation wi

and the producers say to me, they have this idea for this big movie idol icon for justin hartley's characternd they're like we want someone like sylvester stallone. and i said, that's rad. and then they say to me, do you think he'd do it? and i go, well, i don't know. and then they just stare at me. and i go -- >> jimmy: because you worked with him. >> because i played his kid in "balboa." and it dawned on me. oh, you want me to call him. okay. yeah. i'll put on my producer hat and i'll call him. >> jimmy: so you made that call. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you pitch it to stallone? >> i mean, i called him. then when i got on the phone, hey, sly, it's milo. "how are you doing?" [ laughter ] "things are well? how's your father?" yeah, things are well. how but? "you know, just writing." [ laughter ] so then i pitch him this idea, this storyline of kind of what his involvement would be and you know, if you watch the show -- if you don't plug your ears. if you watch the show you know basically transition he gets a big movie and his co-star is stallone. and that was his movie idol. so when i kind o

deputies say he crashed into a tree on hartley road. he was leaving a crime scene last night. the department says rum felled started his career in law enforcement in lake county in 1997. they say he was also an assistant football coach at clear lake high school. we reached out to them. >>> a rare crime in contra costa county commute. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. bob, details are slim but what do we know about this right now? >> homicides on the 500 block here if you're not familiar with the area this is a two-lane road that runs through farmland. according to a tweet put out around 9:40 the contra costa county sheriff's office says it is working the case. i left a message still waiting to hear back. a lot of questions, who was murdered, how were they killed, and what led up to their deaths. reporting live in byron, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we do have new video of crews battling flames. a popular hiking trail. in a tweet they will hold off how many acres have burned until daylight and they can assess. >>> 5:01 happening today president donald trump will

shortly after the scene was cleared a sheriff's patrol car hit a tree on hartley road near 20th streetthe deputy was taken to the hospital where he died. he has been identified as 50- year-old rob rumfelt. he had been in law enforcement since 1997. police say he likely had a medical emergency that led to the crash. the lake county district attorney's office is investigating. back to you. ( darya ) local lawmakers are speaking out as the bay area braces for two right-wing rallies and counter protests this weekend. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she hopes the u-s park service will turn down the request for a permit from an alt-right group for saturday's event at crissy field in san francisco. plus another event is scheduled at berkeley's martin luther king junior civic center park sunday. congresswoman barbara lee says she expects police to stop any violence and keep people from getting hurt. ( darya ) the organizers behind the two

it looks like it might just hold up towards west hartley, as we head into 9:16 for tonight.iew here off to the south, you'll also be able to see right noer the tracy triangle where we are looking at a thunderstorm approaching there as well. but for most of the bay area it is the clouds that we're dealing with at this point. tomorrow temperatures cool off a few degrees but not able to shake the cloud cover. it is going to stay muggy. 99 in antioch. 94 in concord. 70 in san francisco and san jose at 87. we have a longer look at the extended forecast, the good news is by this weekend, temperatures will drop a little bit more and we'll have less humidity. a new update in about 20 minutes. >> jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> up next, the grandfather of craft beers has a new owners. so what does that mean for san francisco's anchor steam beer. back in a moment. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. no

well, stallone will portray himself and will serve as a father figure for hartley's character. >> andke a look at this, now, that's the crowd at the popular music festival la la pal ooze, a event forced to wrap up early in chicago around 9:00 last night. severe thunderstorms, ended day one of the four-day music festival, about an hour earlier than expected. over 170 acts are booked for the entire event, 400,000 people are expected, to attends that event, over the weekends. an la la let down there. just little bit. >> they don't seem to be worried, though. >> no. >> not headed to work. >> so katie, what can we look forward to the rest of the day >> today is the day that we have been looking ahead to, as the day where frontal boundery was finally approach and finally cross through, into the upcoming weekends, that bridges about nice transition, refreshing change of pace for the upcoming weekends. first though, we will check in with what's happening and being reported by eyewitness weather watchers, weaver hands full of reports, motion folks finding current temperatures into the upper 60

basically he's playing the commander of justin hartley's character kevin within the movie.hin the show. >> jimmy: so it's not rambo kills jack. that's not the thing. >> that's not how jack has passed away. for the record. >> jimmy: that would be a hell of a twist for the show. >> it would. >> jimmy: i don't know if it's too late. have you guys shot the whole season? >> we haven't. it's not too late. dan fogleman. >> jimmy: dan fogleman runs the show. i'm sure he'd love that idea. it's a great idea. >> it is a great idea. >> jimmy: or even you get schwarzenegger -- >> i'll pitch it and say it was your idea. >> jimmy: have the terminator kill him. congratulations on your emmy nomination for the show as well. [ applause ] your first emmy nomination. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were secretly in the back of your head expecting it? did you -- >> no. >> jimmy: oh, you were not? >> are you kidding? that is so presumptuous. >> jimmy: well, i don't know. some people are presumptuous. >> it's true. >> jimmy: you weren't. it was a total surprise. >> of course not. >> jimmy: so when the nomi