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against the soviet union. not only were those two countries have been wiped out, but the countries all around them all around the world would have been utterly destroyed. we would have been set back decades and decades. think today about how much more perfected those nuclear weapons are. and we don't think about them today. enough. to give a pat on the back to our new president, during the campaign, donald trump was the only major campaign -- candidate that i am aware of who kept raising the issue of nuclear weapons and the danger of using nuclear weapons. just this past week in davo's, trump once again raised the question of nuclear weapon negotiations, which we have not been involved in now for decades. but we have got to get re-involved in the best interest of the entire world. if president trump can lead the world in the direction of a containment, perhaps an end or a promised end to the use or even the threat of the use of nuclear weapons that would be a big deal. and if the world appears to be at this po

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union. does he need to be here? we're going to debate that. >> we're going to be joined in the studio by a man who was misdiagnosed with incurable motor neurone disease and made plans to end his own life. don't miss that. >> and 4 in 5 children under 12 are worried about climate change, as teachers struggle to tackle so—called eco anxiety. can't they just let kids be kids? >> it's the teachers who are causing it. now network rail is telling its staff to stop using the word passenger in an attempt to reduce customer frustration. and of course, pregnant women must be called pregnant people. >> a new ofsted school inspection proposals are branded worse than the system currently in place, as a colour coded system is set to replace one word reviews. >> and households in scotland could be banned from owning cats in order to protect native mammals and birds. you might say it's perplexing. >> you wrote that. has the scottish government taken complete leave of its senses? this was a report commission

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still a union that can only be maintained by and bayonets has no charm me if the union dissolved, i shall return to my native and share the miseries of my people and save in defense will draw up my sword on none so was distraught over the dissolution of the union. but he said he had always been taught that his first allegiance was to his mother's state and he held out hope that some agreement would be reached to avert the civil war. but everything changed in april of 61, when lincoln plans to raise an army of 75,000 soldiers to invade the south and put down the rebellion. lincoln offered lee command of that army, which would be the largest ever assembled in north america, and lee politely declined, saying he could not take part in. an invasion of his home state and that if he owned all the slaves in the south, he would gladly give up each and every one of them to save the union. so six of the book addresses the demonizing of confederates, why people fought and what really triggered the war. and this is important because it addresses the charge that lee fought to defend slavery. popular op

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not only is our local union standing in support of sanctuary policy but our state union and national union the largest union in this country, the national education association has committed resources to make sure that we are clear in our defense of public schools and the right that children have to a bright future and a strong education. >> what we do want to offer to the courageous elected officials here in san francisco is that it is not just enough to welcome our families. it is not just enough to say that they will live without fear. but it is also their right to thrive. and that is the responsibility of every elected official. next week in february our organization the united educators in san francisco is concerned that there will be evictions and ending of housing policy that may lead to hundreds of families to be out in the streets. >> how many three 3000 families and those largely are refugee families. and so we want to make sure that in tampa today saying that they are safe. we also want to guarantee them a justified way of living in this city. familias companeros, companer

but the european union is... it's an atrocity, what they've done. sir keir starmer is meeting european union the first uk leader to do so brexit. of sexual assault. in the us, as the first foreign leader to meet president trump since his return. fire chiefs say the uk is not prepared to deal such as major flooding, wildfires and heatwaves. hello. it would respond in kind. trade tariffs on the uk. overnight, asian markets also felljust overnight, asian markets also fell just days after overnight, asian markets also felljust days after import fslglgfi fiagzafm imefirf’ ”"’ ”w ”w were imposed fslglgfi fiagzafm imefirf’ ”w w” ”w were imposed onto us taxes were imposed onto the us from canada, china and mexico. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal was with the president in florida. mr president, which country will be next on the tariffs? well, we're going to see what happens. it will happen. it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really taken advantage of us and it's an atrocity, what they've done. we've

over on this side, the european union is mourning the u.s.nt a block will retaliate if he imposes tariffs on eu goods. german chancellor olaf scholz said the eu was strong enough to react to any u.s. trade levees although the goal he said should be cooperation. overnight, president trump said that u.k. was also out of line on trade but hopes something could be worked out. sir keir starmer has traveled to brussels tonight to be in talks with a reset on the european union. our political chris mason has been watching. chris: the headquarters of the european union, the clubs leaders mingling in brussels. their focus today to defend ukraine but defending their trade with america uppermost in mind, too. you can imagine how the talk of tariffs have gone down here. >> we have to do everything to avoid this totally unnecessary and stupid terror before, trade war. >> what is clear is there are no winners and trade wars. if the united states and the u.s. starts a trade war, the one laughing on the site is china. >> this is one of the most important thin

people petitioned the nlrb to start a union, they got a union within. a decade of reagan's war on unions. by 1990, it was down to 56%. now i've not been able to find the percentage. now i've looked for it, but i'm guessing it's a lot, lot lower than that. it certainly has been lower than that recently. and the supreme court has over the last 25 years or so done. it's in my book on the supreme court, a whole lot of things that make it much, much harder for unions to exist, much less, you know, recruit people so, you know, widespread, high rate on obscene wealth and a reasonable tax rate on all the rest of the wealth, you know, social net programs, strengthening social security and medicare, you know, bottom line, you know, we want to live we don't want to live in a poor country. and and sadly, we've more and more of us have become have been poor as a result of these policies that that once again, i think it's real important to point this out. we're born in large part out of good intentions, and it has just blown up in our faces and, you know, fortunately

because talking about the unions, talking about your kids's teacher, nobody wants to get crosshairswith their kids's teacher, there is a lot of stuff that can happen. charlie:what does she do when she has a teacher that underperforms next to a teacher that overperforms, very little she can do about that teacher that underperforms, very little she can reward to the teacher that overperforms so it is not, the union and the teachers aren't the same, the union doesn't protect good teachers because good teachers don't need to be protected most of the time and that's the frustrating part. school administrators are the ones that have insight into how negatively these unions can affect how schools ran and school choice is a local very local issue. pay taxes to county and city to fund your schools, not just your state so there's a federal government role here but there's a role here, i hope the republicans key into that and like other issues, if you are at the state level, local level, you are on a school board or city council, this is an issue that affects everyone and people care about. ra

union leadership claims if employees are forced out, the country will suffer a one-two punch. first, losing long-time expertise, and second, vacant positions will be open to political influence. federal civilian workers now have until monday night to decide if they want to step down under president donald trump's deferred resignation offer. a federal judge in boston temporarily halted the program as he also considers a legal challenge from unions. >> the judge is saying let's pause until i hear more. >> reporter: the white house press secretary says tens of thousands of federal employees have already accepted the offer of full pay and benefits through september 30th. >> we encourage federal workers in this city to accept the very generous offer. >> reporter: union leaders and democrats in congress are warning them not to take the buyout. >> beware of this offer. i don't believe it's been funded. >> reporter: overnight the trump administration appealed a washington state federal judge's ruling that temporarily blocked his executive order to end birthright citizenship. >> this w

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so now whole foods is claiming that trump firing gwynne wilcox makes that that union vote that unions moot means that it doesn't count. in a legal filing this week, whole foods is arguing that because the national labor review board. effectively no longer has enough members to function, quote, the board's regional director lacks authority to lawfully certify the results of the union's win. yeah, yeah, they they may have voted to unionize, but there's nobody here to certify that win. so it's like it didn't happen. sharon block, a harvard law professor and former democratic member of the labor board, told the washington post, quote, the whole foods filing made clear the company is not going to abide by the outcome of that election, and now there's nothing that can compel them to. joining us now live, i'm honored to say, is gwynne wilcox, former well, former argue well member and former chair of the national labor relations board chairman. chairwoman wilcox, i really appreciate you making time to be here tonight. i know it's not an easy decision to come on tv and talk about these things,

shut down the union's banking systems for weeks.california department of financial protection and innovation making that announcement today. the attack in june left hundreds of thousands of people unable to access online banking functions and allowed hackers to access people's personal information. patelco will also be required to report to the department to ensure its cybersecurity programs are up to regulation standards. all right, taking a look at the stories trending tonight right there@ktvu.com, one of our top stories, a big statewide operation led by the los angeles police department resulted in more than 170 human trafficking victims being rescued and hundreds of suspects arrested. also, a uc berkeley professor emeritus was killed in a hit and run collision in oakland. police say he was in the crosswalk at the time of the incident, when he was struck by that suv, and san francisco police releasing video of a deadly police shooting involving a suspect accused of shooting and injuring a cannabis store owner. you can find these

i headteachers' unions say the changes could make things concern to exemplary.r pushing away the milder air. the way through the rest of this week and into the weekend. will be heavy at times, and windy conditions. in the north—west and that rain getting into northern ireland. 0vernight, the weather front ringing the rain and windy conditions sinks further south. the rain could be heavy across south—west scotland and north—west england. ahead of it, possibly a bit too windy for any mist or fog as we head from tuesday into wednesday, the weather of high pressure to build in, settling the weather conditions down. on wednesday, we could start with mist and fog. the north and west, no double figures any more. the temperatures continue to slide but it won'tjust be live from london. european stock markets have fallen as president trump on uk imports. uk is out line i think that one can be worked out. the european union is... it is an atrocity they have done. to do so since brexit. the former president of the spanish football federation luis rubiales goes on trial toda

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it is the trade unions. it is the trade unions.art four of the unemployment bill, they have not read it. part four of the bill is the biggest expansion of trade union powers for a generation. exactly. thank you. the public will have heard. rather than deregulating for business who create growth he is deregulating for the unions. clauses 61 alone reduces the notice period for strikes to just one week. given strikes are catastrophic for growth will he drop part four of the bill? >> mr. speaker, it is good for working people. it is good for the economy. and she should keep up the cbi have welcomed our positive steps this morning. the chancellor has just given a brilliant speech on the economy. cbi said they celebrate their positive leadership, a clear vision to kickstart our economy. that is the difference. we are growing the economy. they left it in a complete mess. >> mr. speaker, the arrogance of the prime minister is that he thinks it is his government that creates growth. he is wrong. it is business that creates growth. our econo