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i was piloting on the mississippi when the news came that south carolina had gone out of the union on the 20th of december, 1860. on that date, young sam clemens under the private tutelage of river boat captain horace bixby would have been three weeks past his 25th birthday. like many young men at the moment, clemens had to rethink some serious things. would he fight or would he not? because he was from missouri and missouri remained in the union as a slave state throughout the war, he would to have figure out whose side he was on. his father, john, a general store operator later elected justice of the peace in hannibal, missouri owned one slave. clemens knew the institution firsthand, but he was hardly an arden proconfederacy fire reader. there was another serious consideration. please look at number five on the happened out and the bold sentences there. in due course, i got my license and i supposed and hoped i was going to follow the river the rest of my days. by and by, the war came and commerce was suspend and my occupation was gone. so i wasn't just that south carolina and 10 ot

underneath stockton street there's hundreds of people working every day to build a new subway that will connect south of market with union square and chinatown. >> today we got a tour of some of that underground work. from the seeing to the tracks, 100 feet below street level, crews are working hard to get the station open. it has been plagued by delays, originally scheduled to begin operations in december of 2018, the date was pushed back to december of this year. then to early next year. >> we know we've got many months of construction ahead of us. we also have many months of testing. >> after 18 months with with an acting project director, mta has hired a dedicated one, and his first job will be to determine exactly when this project will be finished and how much it's going to cost. >> my first priority besides everything else, is to look and see how much time it will take to finish this job. and start running the trains. >> most of the delays involve the chinatown portion of the line where mta is trying the complex task of building a station and laying underground tracks while trying not to disturb the businesses abo

underneath stockton street there's hundreds of people working every day to build a new subway that will connect south of market with union tour of some of that undergroundwork from the ceiling to the tracks, 100 people below street level crews working hard to get the station open. the project plagued by delays. orally scheduled to begin op races in december of 2018, it was pushed back to december of this year, then to early next year. >> we know we've got many months of construction ahead of us. we have many months of testing. >> reporter: after 18 months with the an acting project director, mta has hired a dedicated one and his first job will be to determine exactly when this project will be finished and how much it's going to cost. >> my first priority besides everything else is to look and see how much time it will take to finish this job and start running the trains. >> reporter: most of the delays involved the chinatown portion of the lay tracks ra and not disturb the businesses bob. it will stretch 1.7 miles and the new project manager has six weeks to come up with new estimates on cost and completion. >> the job i

some of the other stories making news around the world france said on tuesday it was not ready for ratify a large trade deal agreed by the european union and forced south american countries the e.u. and the americas sore nations agreed a free trade treaty on friday concluding 2 decades of talks between the blocks but growing opera among france's traditionally strong agricultural community has put the government under increasing pressure austria has become the 1st country to ban the controversial glyphosate weed killer following a vote in parliament herbicide which is marketed by buyers monsanto company has faced a flood of lawsuits in the united states over allegations that it causes cancer the move could set australian evolution course with the european union brussels has approved the use of glyphosate until 2022 and allows member states to only ban e.u. approved goods under special circumstances. last month was the hottest june ever recorded not only here across europe but worldwide soaring temperatures spark fires heat related deaths and mass migration to lake speeches and fountains and while this weather phenomenon hits productivity in the workplac

union says a new rotating council will be set up. the government says it's lost contact with one of its fighter jets south of the capital tripoli in a social media post warlord cliff after forces show the wreckage of what they say is a pro jna fighter jet they shot down near to whom the city southwest of tripoli. the people in algeria want to get on the streets to demand a new democratic government and to celebrate their country's independence from france on thursday the interim president. called for a national dialogue over how to hold presidential elections. student protesters in hong kong say they won't hold talks with the government unless they're in public leaders of the city's largest student unions were responding to chief executive caroline's offer to meet in private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized the legislative council building on monday hundreds of thousands of largely peaceful protesters have been calling for scrap a controversial bill that would allow extradition to mainland china robin pride has more from hong kong. it says a lot about the see the level of anger here in hong kong that this off

south by hiding in a swamp. by the time union forces took new bern, he told collier i stayed in the woods in a jungle so thick you could not penetrate it except with the max. he remained hidden for five years and survived by trading with one or two poor white residents in an undisclosed location. as soon as he learned of the union army's presence in new bern, he emerged from the swamp and began working on fortifications, for which he was paid eight dollars. collier, however, was interested in kennedy for additional reasons. i told him i would pay him handsomely if he brought us information of additional value, since he knew every inch of the road. another young man named charlie traveled 35 miles to kinston, where confederate forces retreated after the battle. he gathered intelligence about their movements through the area. notably, many of the black men who assisted the army demonstrated an acute sense of the geographic knowledge, the landscape, its dangers and whereabouts of confederates. during the second expedition, charlie and another refugee sparked the attention of the confederate cavalry, which sparked a

south africa bid farewell to the white. musician johnny clegg has died at 66 we reflect on his need to see. the union. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad your change in a power sharing deal between on the road liz and the opposition coalition has been signed in sudan it's a significant step but there's sort of major obstacle to overcome more on that in a moment because this 1st look at the events that led to this point in december anti-government protests that would last for months erupted across sudan the demonstrations were initially over bread price rises but soon shifted to cause for amal bashir to step down then in april bashir was removed from office by the army but protests continued with people demanding civilian rule negotiations bits. in protest leaders and the military would being held there on june the security forces moved in on protesters camped outside the military headquarters the army say 61 people were killed but the opposition says that real number is 128. now the agreement signed in part 2 today establishes a joint civilian military council that will rule the country for a little over 3 years while e

new neighborhood is planned here named in honor of u.s. president donald trump only a dozen presidents live in killer pull him there right many years ago from the former soviet union flooding the below south koskie is one of them the red terry is amused by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from order. from parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after a charm but they're also interested in the golan heights. billups of course built the settlement in 1991 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new neighborhood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement it could be based on old plans that were never realized trumps controversial decision most criticized by the international community which considers the golan heights to be occupied territory is where the captured this strategic important plateau from syria 967 here israelis were thrilled by trump's decision they hope the new place will lead to new infrastructure and investment then when i get there it is very exciting

word of a new accident here as you lee freeman heading into milpitas 80 south dixon landing 3 lanes of traffic blocked by a new accident, it's still a little sluggish for you leaving hayward union fremont heading into milpitas so now with 3 lanes blocked that's going to add to the jam 36 minutes from to 38 to to 37 and an accident south 6.80 auto mall. parkway has things a little tight for mission. 21 minutes out 6.80 dublin to fremont because of that crash. >>in the buzz a bay area football coaches getting props and the publicity that he deserves rob mendez has no arms, no legs and no boundaries he has never let the body he was born with stop him from living his dream of coaching football. he learned the game playing madden video games when he was a kid and eventually he became the head coach for the jv team at saratoga high school last night he got the espy award for perseverance. >>realizing i couldn't play football. but i could coach football. 1000 wait for me to never give up from where the jimmy v that was my way of focusing on what i can do. says i can go further. that's my message >>he's amazing. >>his parents told him that he could make a lot more money being a motivat

union but with new imports due to use market share in the e.u. is tumbling. i want to get jones welcome to your business and we're starting with news from south korea which has just cut its key interest rate for the 1st time in 3 years the governor of the bank of korea said he know what the key interest rate by a quarter percentage point to 1.50 the decision came amid a brewing trade conflict with japan over its colonial past on the korean peninsula tokyo had put curbs on certain materials that south korean high tech companies need to produce smartphones and t.v. sets. but it's also far from plain sailing in japan figures they're just our show exports dropped 6.8 percent in june analysts attribute the poor figures to disruption caused by global trade conflicts a slowdown in chinese growth and low business confidence the latest sluggish export figures have prompted speculation that the bank of japan could be preparing to introduce new stimulus measures at the end of the month. well and it's certainly not just japan and south korea that are dealing with economic turbulence the international monetary fund has just released a report warning that the economic con

wine and astri's it will also open up new markets for the south american countries especially for foreign products it needs to be ratified by all the european union nations and the european parliament but not everyone is happy particularly european farmers worried about a flood of agricultural imports. winery owners in argentina are also concerns about what the agreements will mean for them as theresa ball reports from mentos a province. the valley right next to the end is mountains in the province of mendoza is home to this year's best winery in the world the soil make this location a perfect home for the argentine my big grapes. of the has been in the wine business for decades he's now worried about a recent agreement between south america strayed block medical short and the european union. are many i symmetries between countries in europe those asymmetries are based on a stimulus that many countries in europe give to the wine industry something we do not have the government wants us to compete with europe but it's difficult because of the amount of taxes we pay here. the wine industry generates much needed jobs in a country that is struggling

news got a tour of the construction happening in the tunnel. the 1.7 mile tunnel runs beneath stockton street and connects south of market to union square and chinatown. the subway was scheduled to begin operations in deese of 2018. that day keeps getting pushed back. mta's newest project manager has sibs weeks to come up with new estimates on the $1.6 billion project. >> first priority besides everything else is to look and see how much time it will take to finish this job and start running the trains. >> most delays have occurred in chinatown where workers are trying not to disturb businesses above the ground. the new opening date for now, early next year. the central subway could extend beyond chinatown if there's enough intere a survey gauging interest on extension routes is closing. sfmta has particular interest. >>> new concerns about the effects of e-cigarettes. doctors in milwaukee, wisconsin, say eight teens are now hospitalized with serious lung damage that may be linked to vaping. abc 7 news reporter janai norman has the details. >> reporter: this morning doctors in milwaukee are sounding the alarm ability e-cigarettes. >> we're very conce

union says a new rotating council will be set. back the government says it's lost contact with one of its fighter jets south of the capital tripoli and a social media post ward cleaver forces show the wreckage of what they say is approaching a fighter jet they shot down there in a city southwest of tripoli. in hongkong say they won't meet with the government unless it's in public the city's largest student unions have rejected offers to talk in private protestors want chief executive kerry lamb to scrap a controversial extradition bill. there is no light at them allow in the 6 week fight by opposition protesters against the re-election of the president thousands marched in parliament and the capital a long way president peter with a rake a denies allegations that the results of the election in may or dr i mean miller has more from neighboring south africa. the latest protests led by opposition parties and a coalition for human rights who are demanding that president peter move to rica step down they're also angry with the electoral commission which they say is responsible for what they are calling a fraudulent election which took

south sudan researcher our sudan researcher. on. plenty more ahead this news hour including. votes are being counted out the controversial local elections in albania that were those same watched by the european union. and we look back at the history of defiance amongst the people of hong kong ever since the territory was handed over to china. and the sanguine batsman comes good when it matters the actions from the hearse of the world cup clash with india and sport.

leadership is the beginning of a new golden age johnson says his government will further south into pricing actions and leave the e.u. by the end of october but european union's want a minister that the best and only deal is the existing one charlie agita has more now from westminster. inside 10 downing street a rousing welcome from a loyal team prime minister boris johnson's new cabinet dominated by bricks it hard liners at the 1st pep talk and as you know we have a momentous task. in our country's history we are committed. to leaving the european union. don't know if they've asked. us for interrupting the premises there's far too much noise in this train but in parliament a very different mood johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack or sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite. his 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero winston churchill promising a golden era for britain and then a message to the european union asking them to rethink the current deal in their country that values its independence and indeed it so for suspect could agree to a treaty would sign away our economic inde

get your yes for less at the new stores in west livermore and in union city. >>time now 7.13 want to head to the southay right now where crews are battling a brush fire burning in santa clara county just east of milpitas she the aerial images there in the monitor behind me. the fire is of course raising concerns as we're looking for another day of hot dry conditions for us. christine tate was actually live in santa clara county this morning with more on the story, christina. >>now it's happening in the spring valley area here within the county and i'm actually at the bottom of the foot hill area of the fire broke out around 5 30 last night, but it's still going on and it's actually just right up these winding road behind me now is office iger road and felt her cal fire in valley springs fire are both working right now to battle the blaze. they were working overnight as well it's right now around 80 acres but very luckily, it's not continuing to spread it has been contained and it's about 45% battled right now and very luckily, no injuries have been reported and no a vacuum that tuition orders have bee

policy still needs to be hammered out with the union representing the sheriff's deputies before they are finalized. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in the south bay milpitas police are looking for anyone who witnessed a hit and run it happened back on july 8th, when police say a 31 year-old man was walking on east calaveras boulevard when a car hit him and then just drove off. the man suffered major injuries, the car involved is described as a dark colored 90's model ford taurus or mercury sable it may have damage to the right front fender area. a san jose man is behind bars tonight accused of killing his own mother. police say they arrived at regional medical center last thursday after a woman was dropped off with severe injuries, 57 year-old cynthia mccann and was on life support for several days until she died on monday investigators determined the suspect in the assault with her son 35 year-old brian gardner. police believe garner attacked her at her home that dropped her off at the hospital he was arrested a short time later he has now been charged with murder. this just in to the kron 4 news room east great police arrested a man for rap

a month ago south korea and japan say 2 weapons were fired into the sea off the coast of one son and his 1st speech as britain's new prime minister. orus johnson has asked the european union to rethink its refusal to renegotiate a break that johnson also said his government would prioritize preparations for exiting without an agreement if there is no deal with the e.u. by the october 31st deadline. mission is to deliver british on the 31st of october for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place. on earth. johnson's promise to renegotiate a new deal with the e.u. without the so-called backstop to keep the irish border open has been rejected by island's leader listen to what he said today i got the impression that he wasn't just talking about at least in the back stuff he is talking about a whole new deal better deal for britain that's not going to happen at the european council doesn't meet until the 12th of october we've no plans to meet any earlier than ash and even if we were to change the negotiation guidelines we would be changing to them and the sand will sack 12 and a half 1000 workers that 9 percent

union. he met with his new cabinet. members under theresa may are no longer in their jobs. kim jong-un's regime has resumed missile testing. south korea says they fired at least two short range missiles into the sea north of the johnsula, just after bolton left south korea. beenerican rapper has charged with assault in sweden. president trump says he offered to personally vouch for his bail. kim kardashian west reportedly brought the case to the president's attention. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. turkey'soming up, central bank makes its biggest rate cut on record, slashing its benchmark by 425 basis points even as inflation runs around 15%. a look at what it means for turkey's economy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: a bit of breaking news. barnier talking about the speech boris johnson delivered a little earlier on in parliament and the comments he made last night. barnier, the eu brexit , said become it's on the backstop were "un-acceptable." the elimination of the backstop is on

south get is with education, with healthcare, everything. the government maintains gaps have narrowed overall but teaching unions say more money is needed to ensure children don't miss out. frankie mccamley, bbc newsdeo assistant refereeing, will be used for the first time. but in recent world cups it's proved a controversial addition, and wayne rooney, playing in america where var is already a fixture, has told the bbc it's frustrating for players. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports now from orlando. bonsegundo. it's saved! var was supposed to help the referee and reduce controversy. oh, it's going to be reta ken, isn't it? the reality has been anything but. bonsegundo, no mistake this time. and the ball hits the back of the net, engage the referee, check complete. when the premier league returns next week, this room in west london will become a hive of activity. every game scrutinised by video assistants, communicating with each referee. but will the world's fastest league be slowed down by technology? the premier league product is based on intensively paced tempo. and the last thing we want to do is detract from that. we want to take as much time out of that as possible. so we are

news. jillian: that's right. the president of south bend police union demand pete buttigieg step down from a shooting probe in hiseds to recuse himself from this investigation. he has used this incident to further his political campaign and he cannot be unbiased about this. jillian: that response comes after buttigieg said all police work takes place in the shadow of racism. officer ryan o'neil is accused of shooting and killing eric logan last month. investigators say logan was armed with a knife. doctors say a mole infection is to blame for killing a patient at a children's hospital. the patient, one of six people to develop an infection at seattle children's hospital over the past year. discovered aspergillus mold in may. people were weak immune systems or lung disease have increased risk of getting sick. several operating rooms at the hospitals are closed. the fbi is investigating a major security breach at u.s. air force base. documents allegedly taken from ohio's wright patterson air base by a contractor. police finding them during a search of his home on unrelated drug warrant. it's unclear what type of in

south get is with education, with health care, everything. the government maintains gaps have narrowed overall but teaching unions say more money is needed to ensure children don't miss out. frankie mccamley, bbc newsnd var, orvideo assistant refereeing, will be used for the first time. but in recent world cups it's proved a controversial addition and wayne rooney, playing in america where var is already a fixture, has told the bbc it's frustrating for players. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks reports now from orlando. bonsegundo. it's saved! var was supposed to help the referee and reduce controversy. oh, it's going to be reta ken, isn't it? the reality has been anything but. bonsegundo, no mistake this time. and the ball hits the back of the net, engage the referee, check complete. when the premier league returns next week, this room in west london will become a hive of activity. every game, scrutinised by video assistants, communicating with each referee. but will the world's fastest league be slowed down by technology? the premier league product is based on intensively paced tempo. and the last thing we want to do is detract from that. we want to take as much time out of that as possible.

new stores in west livermore and in union city. >>> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. happening right now, a deadly nightclub collapse in southour american athletes injured. the upper floor giving way, shocked partyers holding up the ceiling with their bare hands. at least two people killed and ten injured. among the injured four american water polo athletes, one in surgery this morning. >>> also right now, protests in hong kong, riot police moving in using tear gas as thousands take to the streets despite warnings from police that marching would spark confrontations. pro-democracy demonstrators wearing black and carrying umbrellas to hide their identities. the protests began last month over an extradition bill and have escalated along with the protesters' demands. >>> and gold heist. police in brazil are looking for the eight heavily armed men disguised as federal police that made their way into the cargo terminal at sao paulo's airport and took off with more than 1600 pounds of gold and other precious metals headed for new york city and toronto. mor hei swe wrt w the traumatic takedown caught on camera. the coast guard chas

union city. this is very light for any of the commutes for a tuesday especially. no problems in the south bay, and a new crash for oakland. i'll check on that. back to you, marcus. >>> developing news on the peninsula, facebook now confirms that yesterday's suspicious package left at its headquarters has tested negative for sarin. bob redell is outside a facebook mailing facility in menlo park where he spoke with the company moments ago. what did you find out? >> reporter: yes, a spokesman for facebook says that suspicious package that was mailed to their mailing facility on hamilton court tested negative for any potentially dangerous substances including sarin and that the buildings are cleared for employees to return to work today. the menlo park fire protection district responded to this incident. they released these photos of firefighters decontaminating themselves early this morning at 1:00. they took it off property and await for the test results which as you just heard came back negative. the scare began yesterday morning at around 11:00 a.m. when a facebook employee called 911 to report the susp

union says a new bro tating council will be set up. the un backed government says it's lost contact with one of its fighter jets south of libya's capital tripoli and a social media post war claimed to have tars forces show the wreckage of what they say is a probe a fighter jet they shot down near to her in a city that is southwest of tripoli people in algeria are once again on the streets to demand a new democratic government and to celebrate their countries and dependence from france on thursday the interim president there been solid call for a national dialogue over how to hold presidential elections he did not however set a date for those elections. iran is condemning what it describes as the illegal interception of an oil tanker by british marines off the spanish coast united states is applauding the impounding of the ship suspected of carrying iranian oil to syria and breach of e.u. sanctions. certain protesters in hong kong say they will not meet with the government unless it is in public the city's largest student unions have rejected offers to talk and private or to stress one chief executive terry lam to scrap a controversial

south korea and japan say 2 weapons were fired into the sea off the coast of one. it is 1st speeches britain's new prime minister 2 m.p.'s boris johnson has asked the european unionto rethink its refusal to renegotiate to break the deal with johnson also said his government would prioritise preparations for exiting without an agreement if there is no deal with the new york 31st deadline johnson's promise to renegotiate a new deal without the so-called bank stopped keep the irish border open has been rejected by islands leader. listen to what he said today i got the impression that he wasn't just talking about at least in the back stuff he was talking about a whole new deal better deal for britain that's not going to happen european council doesn't meet until the 12th of october we've no plans to meet any earlier than us and even if we were to change the negotiation guidelines we would be changing to them. and will sack 12 and a half hours and workers by 2023 the arrest of its former chairman karl is gone in november has seen the automotive giant struggle to revive growth boeing has announced its largest quarterly loss on record following the grounding of its 737

south korea and japan say 2 weapons were fired into the sea. in this 1st speeches britain's new prime minister to parliament boris johnson has asked the european union to rethink its refusal to renegotiate a deal johnson also said his government would prioritize preparations for exiting without an agreement if there is no deal with the e.u. over 31st deadline. on the 31st of october for the purpose of uniting and reenergizing our great united kingdom and making this country the greatest place. on earth. in sudan and members of the opposition of called for marches across the capital becomes a week after a power sharing deal was signed by members of the military council civilian coalition is the stream now. after 25 years of importing the world's waste china through the global recycling industry into chaos. the growing pressure of agreement resulting in change we bring you the stories to the economic world we live in. counting the cost 0. ok you're in the stream today why a puerto rican scorning of governor of a car over say yo to resign i'm really could be hundreds of thousands of residents have taken to the streets in a historic wave of protests we'

south carolina. the subpoena involves the 787 investigation. reportedyork times" issues of quality control that threatened to compromise safety. beaiwanese carrier will holding new talks with unionsto coming to terms with flight attendants. the airline refused to withdraw and say numbers industrial action will continue. the strike will ultimately cause the cancellation of about 2000 flights. to -- just about an hour ago before the trading day kicks off in india. mumbai.tanding by in what are we looking at? besides the heavy rains, we whethering and i on foreign influence has increased, and foreign reserves for india at this point in time are at million, and$420 that's a positive considering the inflow that we have seen. that has not really reflected in the indian markets -- last week we saw a half percent on an overall basis. but we are likely to see some sort of improvement and we need to keep an eye on the indian rupee because that is seeing some strengthening. we will be watching whether or not that also is standing against the u.s. dollar. >> what about the automotive side of things in india? recent car sales numbers painting a very dismal picture. >> that's right. while we h

more clout to the south. 3 decades of the collapse of the soviet union russia gaging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind. counting the cost on a. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in global perspective that al-jazeera provides. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drivers. we follow the treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. you're watching out just 0 time to recap pipelines now iran will increase enriching its uranium levels in the next few hours breaching the limits of the 2015 nuclear deal to her on had given the you until sunday to save the agreement it plans to scale down commitments every 60 days but says it still is open to talks. both will close in under an hour in greece's general election the 1st since financial buyouts and the indian polls are predicting defeat for the left wing prime minister likes to suppress the new democracy leaders to tipping to. nigeria and the latest african n

new hampshire a favorite son. south carolina problem and he goes back to nevada, a caucus stay, big union there.ernie sanders at this point in the race. and it is now becoming a fight for what i would call the traditional heart and soul of the democratic party and the direction that bernie sanders wants to go in. unfortunately for the democrats bernie sanders supporters are the far left hard core nut group that come out over and over again especially in caucuses. >> heather: he is talking about how to pay for it. he went after harris and hickenlooper saying they aren't talking about how to pay for it. >> with all due respect he is talking about pay for it if somehow these trillions of dollars will grow on trees. just because he is putting out a number doesn't mean he has given a realistic description how it can be paid for. he is telling you how much it costs, an insane amount of money. saying somehow these people who don't exist in this country have all this wealth he will tax at an abundance level that will come in. it is built on a house of bad cards. >> bill: sean, thanks for coming on today