janis mackey frayer, nbc news, seoul, south korea. >>> still ahead tonight, think tweet. how your p could effect you in real life. >>> to a frightening scene after a teen gets behind the wheel of an ambulance. >>> twitter, instagram, senate chap, all increasing ways to communicate, but if you think those posts are only to be seen by family anden their workers use social media both in and out of the office. >> reporter: the consequences we blasted across the internet. after dozens of posts show him passing gas on the job, the hospital security guard live broadcast his own termination thursday to more than 60,000 adoring followers. >> thanks guys. appreciate it, all of you. >> reporter: becoming the latest casualty of one of social media's great est pitfalls. career experts say your boss is scrolling. >> employers should use all data at the disposal in order to make a good hire. 7 in 10 employers say they news use social media to research job candidate et dates. nearly half of employers said they're less likely to hire someone if they can't find them online. middle schoolte

he was reported to be in good condition. >> reporter: they sent linzie janis. >> linzie janis. >> linzie janis has that story for us. >> reporter: the freighter he is on is due to arrive in boston. when i first heard about the nathan carmen story, it looked like an inspiring story of survival. >> the son rescued off martha's vineyard. >> reporter: nathan had gone out on this fishing boat with his 54-year-old mother linda and never returned. the coast guard combed hundreds of miles of ocean in vain and they'd just given up hope when the call came in. a young man found alone floating on a life raft. >> found alive in good condition. >> reporter: the stunning discovery made in the open ocean by this chinese freighter carrying scrap metal, about 100 miles south of ram point marina in rhode island, where he'd set sail. they'll get the chance to speak with nathan carman tuesday night. >> nathan, this is u.s. coast guard boston. i need to understand what happened. >> reporter: yeah, we all do. but so far, the only explanation, this short radio call from the coast guard to nathan aboard that fre

what that jani. in front of the. gadhafi is right hand man up to sell angelou did visit in beirut during the civil war though he never met us other. the first meeting between the him and gadhafi occurred in one thousand nine hundred seventy five. according to a such as son it was not amicable. some survey never we can't remember when. we had. shake. your nor. can i be. there. between nine hundred seventy six and nine hundred seventy seven a subtle intensified his efforts to end the lebanese war. many lebanese admired his courage and charisma but the found it difficult to mediate in a country so divided. in march nine hundred seventy eight israel invaded south lebanon under the pretext of crushing the p.l.o. . the united nations issued resolution forty five calling on israel to withdraw immediately. israel flout to the un resolution and set up what it called a security zone in south lebanon. toward the arab world to plead the case for south lebanon. then all jury in president who are a boomy dn recommended the amount

to claim his due cause the death of many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at twenty seven which gave rise to the club twenty seven legend to put what he would call the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level as your i do not hold lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse house they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent that to do they have addictions it's disaster after disaster so long as it makes you always feel is a. real hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually wring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if rock n roll took the lives of its missionaries it succeeded in winning a mass following in order to recover its ascendancy the church has tried to capture the power of its longtime rival and harness it to disseminate god's word that's christian rock was born in cuba. govern

up to me to give you jani. that. we're going to be healed looks if you do that or you know. whenever i think of turkish cuisine i think of sumac. to get in. shape. now usually when i think of i think of it as a powder horn. so i write here. and eat ok. a flower very very very fragrant it what dishes do you cook with you might. even shade into the. who are some of your customers. after my visit to the palace and spy shop i want to learn more about ottoman cuisine. is a familiar face in turkish households as a t.v. chef and food entrepreneur. meeting at a quarter restaurant in the complex of istanbul's largest mosque saleman you. welcome how do you do very well very well traditional turkish you know it's very good to me. thank you. most important thing about the ottoman empire is that it was an empire of nations they let them preserve their cultures they let them to go on with their own craftsmanship the old cooking and all kinds of business or stuff that they do the jews kept what they were doing they are many and skip the romans kept what they were doing so this brought up t

janie, it is nagain magnificent game today. by been involved in football as well as rugby league, how well does that translate —— you've been. rugby league, how well does that translate -- you've been. in rugby league there's more of a transition into rugby union. there's lessons to be learned from both sports because they're so similar. 0ften be learned from both sports because they're so similar. often you see in terms of performance, human performance, rugby league will look at other sports and other sports will come in and look at rugby league. there's always lessons to be learned in another sport when someone learned in another sport when someone is doing something well. jamie, on the line now, one word, who is going to win it? i'm going to go for the catalan dragons. who is going to win it? i'm going to go for the catalan dragonsm who is going to win it? i'm going to go for the catalan dragons. it would bea go for the catalan dragons. it would be a fantastic story. jamie, thank you so much forjoining us on brea kfast. you

i am absolutely thrilled to have caroline janie back here in the valley and back in virginia. we were so graced and blessed to have you with us on the panel today. christie coleman's remarks were remarkable and the work she has been doing in richmond on behalf of the monuments commission there has been daunting and it was a very, very interesting to have her come and talk to us about all of that she has been doing. >> and john coski is a wealth of knowledge on many topics. if you get a chance to have lunch with him, i'm sure he would wow you. if there is anybody that knows anything more about the confederate battle flag, i don't know who it would be. and john, thank you so much for going with us today. it's been a wonderful day and it begs the question once again, why would the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation host this event? there are other battlefield preservation organizations, national organizations, local organizations that are doing everything this they possibly can to run away from this issue. and if they are not running away from the issue, they are at least d

jani janis mackey frayer, nbc news. >>> disney is offering full tuition for hourly workers. they will help them finish a degree or even a trade school. as many80,000 workers rel are eligible. >>> lyft wants to help you get to your next concert on time. they are teaming up with seat geek. you can send the seat location on to the lyft driver so they can drop you off to the nearest gate. that starts this fall. >>> and getting a mail a year after it was sent and others not getting mail at all this, is apparently what is happening in martinez. dozens of people showing up at special meeting with representatives from the postal service last night. that included two congress members as well. people sounded off about mail problems with many saying that the carriers are overworked because of the shortage of workers. >> he was already working a double shift that day carrying somebody else's route who was sick. and he was called that day to asked to work his day off. >> so tregional manager says worker retention is a big problem. congressional representatives say they expect improvement

"janis johnson" kayaks to work. a 44-foot boat in richm woman is getting creative when it comes to her commute. her name is janice johnson and kayaks to work. three to four times a week gets in a kayak to a boat repair yard in richmond. it takes about a half hour to make the 2 mile journey. >> it's a fabulous way to get the day started. to me, it's fascinating way to look at the underbelly of the bay. >> when she's not commuting via water she does ride her bike. >> a wonderful way to do it. >> she has a little fog in the morning but sure she's used to that. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it tonight show starring jimmy fallon." guests -- rose byrne, brad paisley,

janis mackey frayer for us live in beijing.nks. >>> let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, major concern for all of our friends out there in hawaii as hurricane lane makes its way closer. >> we are about to see proof, louis, you don't need direct landfall from a hurricane to have a billion dollar weather disaster. i would be shocked if it doesn't turn into a billion dollar weather disaster because of the rain falling in the mountains. you will get water in places it is not supposed to be and a lot of damage from it. the storm is starting to make its mark. one area near hilo has reported a foot of rain overnight. a foot, already. the storm is 200 miles away from the big island. you can see it has lost a little bit of definition of the eye. we do expect it to do some weakening over the next 72 hours. right now it is still 145-miles-per-hour winds. the forecast from the hurricane center hasn't hanged much so it is not going to get closer to the islands. it is still going to go to the north and m

jany flew in from new york after seeing the play, part of a growing trend.ourism is up since the play opened. >> it just touched my heart. i just felt very strongly -- a strong force to come here and meet these wonderful people. >> reporter: the local aviation museum houses a piece of steel fro manager sandra seward, she baked us a pie. >> it's the newfoundland way. >> it's how we were raised. you welcome your fellow man and you are all good. >> i am the town cop. i'm the one that everybody calls. >> reporter: oswald regales the tourists of stories of coming together to feed, clothe and support those they call the plain people. >> i think what we have taught the world is that love and kindness beats anything. we see it today. >> simple message. simple message. that's all it is. >> there is no disputing newfoundland is the place of beauty. it's that spirit of caring for others thatcelebrat >> we neve spotlight shown on like people doing great things. >> there is so much division of fear and anger and hatred. every day there is a new horrible thing that happen

jany threw in from new york after seeing t play.sm is up since the play opened. >> it justy touched m heart. i feel very strongly -- a strong force to come here. >> reporter: the localat an museum houses aiece of steel from the twin ,towe a thank you from the city of new york. when we visited she baked us a pie. >> it is how we were raued. welcome your fellow man and you are all good. >> i am the town cop. >> reporter: oswald regales the tourists of stories of coming together. >> i think what we hav taught the world is that le and kindness beats anything. >> simple message. >> that's all it is. >> tre is no disputing new phenomen foundland is the place of beauty. it's that spirit of caring for others that playwrights want to celebrate. >> we never see a spotlight shown on people doing great things. m>> there is soh division of fear and anger and hatred. every d there is a new horrible thing that happens. this is a story about people e being nice th other. >> reporter: we come to rosy's to meet with the mayor. something that ca be co

on the carnes piazzi grandet the festival audience welcomes italian film director paul ottavi jani he and his brother be totally who died in april produced over fifty films together now they are being honored for lifetime achievement. it's a moving moment for apollo who was eighty six in the belief that it was this big. it was such a beautiful scene so many people watching me and everyone wanted to hear me say something super mosty they played a major role in in italian cinema and in the national cinema but also they left a very. important memory here on this very. their first film st michael had a rooster screened here in one thousand nine hundred seventy two it's an adaptation of a short story by leo tolstoy. ten years later the night of the shooting stars was also screened here fittingly for the film in the open air at night the tough yani brothers became fans of the cinema as children they would sneak into the movies instead of going to school see you seen in my film has a force that you can reel who you really are and what you're experiencing that was a revelation to us so we sai

know how that affected you if anyway last year and you can sweep me directly at the hash tag is a janie's great sara thank you i will not pick this up with our correspondents who are on the ground we have andy gallagher he's in charlottesville we'll go live to him in a moment first we speak to alan fischer who is in lafayette park across the street from the white house where the unite the right group as we're saying is organizing a rally allan set the scene for us tell us what's going on. but obviously a few hours before the unite the right group wall arrived here but if you look over into the part you can see that the people who are here. to confront them to tell them that their message is wrong have already started to gather in the part where the fuel load voices interestingly enough there's a big security operation all across washington this morning in the last into this evening and there are a lot of police in the park the intention is that they will form a barrier to keep both sides apart there will be what they call a decontamination zone so on one side you will have the right and t

vamos a cambiar de tema y vamos a pasar con rashel y sandar sandarti. >>> aquÍ estamos janis con gustos del aniversario luctuoso de juan gabriel, su hijo alberto aguilera junior hospitalizado tras ser intervenido por una cirugÍa. mÁs adelante el doctor nos habla de cÓmo se recupera alberto aguilera. vemos las imÁgenes. >>> aretha franklin la reina del soul falleciÓ por un cÁncer de pancreas. hasta el presidente trump enviaron mensajes de apoyo. >>> que descanse en paz. el velorio de la cantante se harÁ en el museo de la historia afro americana en detroit con ataÚd abierto para que todos puedan despedirse. >>> hace una semana fuimos los primeros en mostrarte las imÁgenes de daddy yankee y janet jackson grabando su videoclip y ahora mostramos el video de la canciÓn llamada made for now. deja claro la buena quÍmica entre el cangri y la jackson. >>> quÉ dÚo me en p cancantenca. atentos amigos con esta nota. maluma puso bailar a miles de personas con sus canciones y sorprendiÓ al pÚblico cuando hizo un dueto con prince royce. nos enteramos que ambos grabaron el videoclip. me imagino la comb

investigator testified that body belongs to three—year—old abdul, whose father siraj wahhaj and his wife jany. the rituals were to expel demons. special agent travis taylor said adults and children were involved in the rituals and said they happened often, until one february day. during this ritual, abdul passed out and siraj placed his hand on his chest and could not feel a heartbeat. everyone at the compound prayed to abdul‘s body and the children work told that abdul would be resurrected and come back asjesus. asjesus, leveille said abdul would tell them which "corrupt institutions" to get rid of. these institutions included teachers, military, law enforcement... the defence argued there was no proof of this and that owning an arsenal of high—powered weapons like the ones found on the compound and teaching kids to use them isn't illegal. we have one death child already under the care of these individuals. the state argued all five defendants are a danger to the entire community but the judge didn't agree. a woman from north—west london has become a household name in pakistan, after starrin

gabe so when you contrast what we talked about last week with whatever his name is -- >> harry janis. >> and how african-american soldiers were viewed as giving -- as their violence game them humanity and then contrasting what that with jordan anderson's kind of sophistication giving him humanity within his own community, where do you -- what do you think about that kind of contrast between where the two kind of communities get their visions for, what community means? >> because i think what is such an interesting thing about this debois quote that said only murder makes men. somehow it had to be that it was a -- that the valence of someone's violence that made them come into the -- it is very much trying to figure out even when you have the picture of the soldier with his family, how do you do both? because the idea of saying i'm going to serve for my family but the logistics on the ground, when you do the social history of having people move and really they are moving to texas and usually away from families physically. so i think it is in some ways even frustrating for men, not just

the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father of abdul-ghani wahhaj, whose found on the grounds of the compound on what would have been his fourth birthday. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. i'm andrew spencer, reporting (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: low clouds slowly pulled back to the coast but temperatures were all running below the average. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a lot of clouds moving across the state but not much in the way of rain. we are headed toward the holiday weekend and the weather pattern looks warmer. high pressure will build and bring some temperatures near 90 over the holiday weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s at the coast, 70s to low 80s around the bay and low to mid 80s inland. we will see a few more passing clouds

the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father of abdul-ghani wahhaj, whose remains were found on the grounds of the compound on what would have been his fourth birthday. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. i'm andrew spencer, reporting (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... a man at an east bay mall... is accused of walking up to 2 young girls... and showing them pornographic pictures on his cell phone. now police are investigating. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) much like yesterday skies today will be clear from morning through afternoon for most part of the bay area. temperatures will be a bit warmer inland back into the low 80's for some areas while staying steady closer to the coast with 50's and 60's and some 70's along the bay. high temperatures will continue to boost as we move into the weekend tomorrow back into the mid 80's for some inland a

the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father of the three-year-oldnd on the grounds of the compound. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. (grant) police in miami are reviewing video of an arrest... appearing to show an officer hitting a man after he was in handcuffs. it's raising concerns police may concerns it's raising concerns police may have used excessive force. jessica holly has that video. cell phone video shows a guy take hits to the head from a miami dade police officer. natsot"hey, hey!"that's the voice of geoffrey nicholas.he says he witnessed the whole thing and let police know it was all on camera.geoffrey nicholas/witness"i'm yelling, you can hear in the video, 'hey, hey!' like that because i'm saying somebody's there watching you."neighbors say it all started with a commotion on their street wednesday afternoon around 5:30 in the area of southwest 158 court and 144 street.after police arrived, the man in the video did not appear to be cooperating, shouting profanities at officers.

>> oh, absolutely, you can attribute everything to trump including statements of jewel jani. giuliani like other trump surrogates right now want to return the law to the dark ages, they want to go back to a time where there was no reason and no -- you rely on facts and evidence when you look at a case, you don't rely on the eye of the beholder, truth is truth and we will see what it is. and trump is not going to be able to avoid sitting down with robert mueller and frankly he's trying to drag it out past the midterms, it may end up happening as a sit down at the end of november. and you're going to have to have trump reel himself in and do his own version of trump. >>> unfit to serve, that's the accusation from omaronly roemao. aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -so, do you have anything to declare

. >> jani plays golf. were you worried?thout our team it would be hard to get on a higher level. >> these sports are something you can meet a lot of new people, you can build a lot of different skills throughout these sports. so i think it's really important that they're bringing it back. >> several other sports remain in jeopardy including wrestling, swimming, boys' golf, boys' tennis and boys volleyball. preston is a coach at skyline's home course. >> there is plenty of scholarship opportunities for the youth and it builds their character and it helps them build their self-esteem. >> manuel hibert is the captain of the wrestling team. >> we only need 10,000 for our transportation. everything else we cover ourselves. and hopefully we can overturn the or the district decision to take away wrestling. >> now those wrestlers may have some hope. the district today set up a crowd funding website where the public can make donations to try to help save oakland sports. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> okay, laura, thanks v

>>> seÑores es viernes y hay que estar atentos a las condiciones del tiempo, y quiÉn es experta es janisd de aire por oregon. sin embargo, toda la actividad se concentra por el valle de mississippi. mire la actividad que esperamos en las prÓximas horas. 7 de la noche y el medio atlÁntico, partes del noroeste van a experimentar fuertes reputaciones en se viernes social. tenga doble planes se lo aconsejo. la posibilidad de inundaciones por sectores de minnesota. y riesgo de tiempo severo. se concentra por minnesota. wisconsin, iowa. todo el estado de iowa estÁ bajo tiempo severo. posibilidad de granizo y aguaceros, vientos daÑinos. y mucha precauciÓn durante el dÍa de hoy esperamos aproximadamente mÁs de 5 pulgadas de lluvia. ahora, tengo que ponerle un alto al tiempo y pasamos con la familia de un nuevo dÍa. >>> gracias janice. >>> amigos este fin de semana, es de labor day o dÍa de trabajo. el viaje de verano, este aÑos, escuche usted se espera que alrededor de 35 millones de conductores manejen 50 millas o mÁs todo el motivo a este feriado y segÚn la asociaciÓn americana de automovilist

herramientas legales para conseguir su desmantelamiento, ahora vamos con las condiciones del tiempo, janisl flujo de lava, pero hoy el problema es que el archipiÉlago estadounidense es amenazado por un ciclÓn categorÍa cinco, pasarÍa maÑana al sur de hawÁi con vientos de 165 millas por hora y marejadas entre 8 y 12 pies, hÉctor es el primer huracÁn en afectar la zona desde 1992, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn, hablemos de lo que estÁ sucediendo en el centro de estados unidos, puede ver todas las tormentas fuertes, aguaceros, el dÍa de hoy y en las prÓximas horas continÚan las lluvias y en las Últimas 24 horas hemos tenido reporte de daÑos, fuertes rÁfagas de viento, granizo, Árboles caÍdos, incluso esas nubes que se forman justo antes de que sucedan esos tornados, asÍ que tenga mucho cuidado, ayer le advertimos que el riesgo de tiempo severo se iba a concentrar en esa zona de la naciÓn, hoy se concentra en sectores de colorado, de nuevo mÉxico, asÍ que mucho cuidado, el calor a lo largo del este continÚa dejÁndose sentir, especialmente por nueva inglaterra, y tenemos las condiciones sumamente se

my daddy end upped up as a jani. my chance in life was a $50 a semester commuter college.ed it and hung on and i got to be a public schoolteacher. i got to be a college professor. and i got to be a united states senator. all because america invested in -- i believe in that america. >> now warren is favored to win re-election but one of the republicans hoping to oppose her is trying to raise his profile by taking issue with warren's efforts to raise hers. >> elizabeth warren is done being our senator. she's already running for president. like too many massachusetts politicians, she'd rather skip the fenway fracnks and instead eat iowa corndogs. >> as someone from massachusetts, that is sacreligious to take the corndog over it. >> he better not ever run for anything in iowa. it is weird. she's in a tough spot in the sense she wants to be a national figure in the democratic party. she's on national television, seth meyers, but she says i'm only worried about massachusetts. you can understand why people are suspicious. >> there's no advantage for any of these people, and there

aunt janie, what is this?" and she said, "what? you don't know what that is?" and i was like, "no."and i was like, "your [ bleep ] rock?" she was like, "yeah, my [ bleep ] rock. that's for when you get in fights with girls. you punch 'em in the [ bleep ] with it." [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show beth ditto, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back, beth. >> i know. i can't believe you had me back. >> seth: i know. weng, you were here and you for us the last time you were here. >> i did. >> seth: which was fantastic. >> thank you. an seth: and you actually came back from a euroour to be with us tonight. and now you're leaving tonight -- i'm leaving tonight. do you want to hear of the most bougie thing i've ever done? >> seth: what's that? >> i want to tell my mother. guys, i'm gointo the airport in a helicopter. >> seth: oh, my gosh. ] audience ooh >> i know. i have chills. >> seth: wow. [ light laughter ] and that is -- you're going to the airport in a helicopter because -->> eah. >> seth: -- in order to make sure you catch your flight. >

the catalogue of global musical giants is thinning not just the twenty seven club jimi hendrix janis joplin jim morrison who long ago died at that age but the original icons you might never be replaced are also fading away elvis chuck berry john lennon now a second generation of unique pop voices from david bowie to whitney houston is going silent. a few from this generation of greats the who in the rolling stones among them live on miraculously in some cases. aretha franklin is the latest of the original stars of rock and soul to be laid to rest in her fans have come here by the hundreds. but also to remember their own younger lives with a wreath of franklin as the soundtrack. to use. some fear the originals will all one day be gone never to be replaced looking at today's music and since it's there we might be in trouble the quality of these of these people's music is and that they're good you know and seeing it in the young generation that everything is school of thought was. that my record or better than my record and that's the end of it in terms of former us forming there's no w

i am absolutely thrilled to have caroline janie back here in the valley and back in virginia.

.">( darya ) the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father ofghani wahhaj, whose remains were found on the grounds of the compound. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. ( james ) a scam alert in the south bay... santa clara county wants to warn people about a housing scam. people say they are getting letters from someone wanting to buy their home even if it isn't on the market. the district attorney's office is warning people that these offers are much lower than the home is worth and that these scammers plan to flip the houses for a profit. the d-a says they are targeting the elderly and others who may not be familiar about the housing market. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... east bay parents are outraged after a 5-year-old was able to leave school and walk home by himself. ( james ) plus... a bay area elementary school will honor the late san francisco mayor ed lee. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge if your skin had a wash tag what would it say? 80% glowing 50

prosecutors, to get jesus to direct children to attack banks and schools.nothis of the suspects, 35-year-old janyeveille, is now in the custody of immigration officials. and the father of the boy who died is still in jail. he's being held on other charges out of georgia. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, gio. >>> and now we're going to go to that severe weather that is striking the heartland. wart rescues like these are playing out across oklahoma overnight after record rain fell. ginger has the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. 140 emergency calls. 32 of them in oklahoma city alone. more than 8 inches of rain reported just overnight in independence, kansas. flash flooding forcing powerful water rescues in oklahoma. babies being carried to safety in oklahoma city. this firefighter neck deep in water, piggybacking a man out of the floods. cars swallowed in the water-filled streets. >> we pulled in. it was already over the top of her car. ing dead. told her to pull in c >> reporter: more than five inches of rain falling in just four hours, sending creeks and rivers ove

caller: the janis case. i don't know if you are the moderator, you had mr. janice on there.ost: i was, yeah. of a publica member employee union and that's the kiss of death. we have always had freeloaders, but they had to pay something. now with this case, forget it. it's just a matter of time before the union goes bankrupt. host: you are referring to public -- federal government or state governments unions, correct, and that case? caller: yeah, municipal government. host: cannot require union members to pay a fee. actually, nonunion members to pay a fee. host: there you go. --ler: what i'm saying is why, why pay union dues when you can get the same benefits without paying them. host: did you vote for president trump and 2016? caller: i didn't because i knew he would appoint a conservative judge. that was a no-brainer. i still can't understand why union members out here couldn't see that president trump was going to appoint an anti-labor, you know, supreme court justice. you know? maybe i figured it out and they didn't. what can you say? so, are you mobilized to vote and sup