he wanted a union flag to put up on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they sent him to the house here and jonas gave him a flag. he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general and to have dinner at his house and to make this house his headquarters, thinking that the general was going to be here for a while. the general did come to the house and dined with the tebbit s. three days later he was called back north, leaving the town again open to whichever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army and general ben mcculloch from texas sent his soldiers and knocked on the door. he told jonas tebbit's he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. jonas was taken down to fort smith or he was going to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag, for supposedly not accepting confederate money, for allowing a union general into his house. many people wanted to help jonas tebbit as much as they could. me

the national anthem is playing as he stands alongside the prime minister, in front of the union flag.m, we've talked about the imperative of him going, but this is a very sensitive visit. it has to be just right, doesn't it, to avoid offending anybody. absolutely, but i think the palestinians will welcome it at this time, and the contrast that they boycotted the meeting mike pence, the us vice president, because they are so upset with the way the trump administration is conducting diplomacy vis—a—vis their conflict with the israelis. there is a contrast here. the prince mention jordan having hosted palestinian refugees for so long, in addition to hosting new refugees from syria, so that was an indication that he is conscious of the jordanian need that was an indication that he is conscious of thejordanian need for a resolution to the israeli— palestinian conflict, if it can ever really embrace the future. and that is something that the trump administration, by contrast, has been totally playing down. the palestinians will also want this as an opportunity, with the prince of visiting t

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what is troubling is the european union has put a flag in , here are and said principles that say privacy comes first. building things and not worrying about the consequences. you have to build in an expectation of privacy. r has said.t gdp ar it is a shame that we in the u.s. who enter -- invented the internet have allowed the on policy to be assumed by the european union. privacy or neutrality, with a antidiscrimination platform look like? how would you do it? mr. wheeler: we did it for networks with our privacy rules. a very simpled on concept. it is the consumers information -- consumer information, not the property of the company that collects the information. the consumer has the right to decide whether or not that information is going to be collected. the consumer has the right to know how that information is being used. we put that in place for networks. it is by the way the same kind of rule that has existed for television networks for decades. congress demand and passed their act repealing this and denying consumers the kind of privacy protections we have put in place. i am a st

but what is important and troubling is that the european union has put a flag in ground and fed, hereare principles that say that privacy comes first. it's kind of like what i was talking with david about the billion things not worrying about the consequences. no, when you build something, you have to build in an expectation of privacy. that is why gdp are has said. it is a shame that we in the united states of america who invented the internet have allowed the leadership on policy to be assumed by the european union. >> host: so what sho privacy or neutrality, discrimination regime for platforms look like? >> as you know, we did it for networks with our on that it is the consumers information, not the property of the company that collects the information in that the consumer has the right to decide whether or not that information is going to be collected. the consumer has the right to know how that information is being used. we put that in place for networks. it is by the way the same kind of role that has existed with telephone up works for decades in the republican congress came in

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flag. the european union began rolling out tariffs on american imports in retaliation for terrace trump administrations imposing on european stealing aluminum. >>> president trump could raise the growing trade tensions with china even higher, in a move that would have a huge impact on silicon valley, the president plans to bar many chinese companies from investing in technology firms, and blocking exports to china. the two measures are set to be announced by the end of the week, the journal reports they are intended to counter china's initiative to be the year 2025, and concerns pushed stocks sharply, it fell 320 points, nasdaq lost 160, with tech companies hit hard, following reports that they will limit tech exports. the s&p dropped 37.>>> families considered low income in the bay area are making more than six figures, a family of four living in san francisco, marin county, or san mateo, can earn as much is $117,000 per year, and still qualify for some affordable housing programs, that is up more than 10%, and not surprisingly, the highest level anywhere in the country. a family of four earning $73,

that harley davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag and set the taxes are just a harley q's. a union representing harley davidson workers agree to a trump saying the company had plans to close its kansas city plant even before the e.u. announced a new tariffs. wisconsin governor scott walker however joined critics of president on a trans as collating trade dispute with the e.u. harley davidson a space then the state's largest city mo walky. walker said no tariffs is good for wisconsin manufacturers and farmers. partly davidson has been relying on europe and other international markets in recent years amid declining u.s. sales. well germany's b.m.w. now says it is not considering moving production out of britain in the face of brakes it yesterday a b.m.w. executive was quoted as saying uncertainty surrounding brakes it could lead to the closures of song british factories still breaks it is taking its toll on britain's automotive industry britain's society of motor manufacturers says investment in the sector has fallen by almost fifty percent in the first half of this year due to uncer

flag. consumers union has announced a major project. they will try to systematically rate products for security and privacy. the car issue will matter because god knows what is being collected in your car, but that is an effort for ordinary consumers to have somewhere to look to figure out which of these is better to use. >> if you're looking for general information, i would recommend ftc's website, i am not sure exactly where, and general information, because they have done work over the years on how to make privacy policies more understandable and readable. and also chris hufnagel, a professor at the university of california berkeley, through the years has tried to giant just cy policies anda how to read them. >> >> can make one quick other suggestion? this is an area where security and privacy come together. when you think about cyber security and what happens when companies have your information and don't protect it, for example the equifax breach which affected every single person in this room, using our information which we never

flag. brief. consumers union has announced a project. they are going to start trying to systematically rate products for security and privacy. the car issue will matter because god knows what is being collected. that is an effort for ordinary consumers to have somewhere to look to try to figure out what is better to use. >> if you are just looking for general information. i would recommend the ftc website. for general information. because they have done work over the years on how to make privacy policies more understandable and readable. also, a professor at university of california berkeley, through the years he has tried to digest kind of company privacy and how to kind of read them. >> one quick other suggestion. it occurs to me as you make your point, this is an area where security and privacy come together. when you think about what happens when companies have your information and don't properly protected. think about the equifax the reach. said equifax was ok to sell.nd it was stolen. here is an area where security and privacy are

that harley davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag and set the taxes are just a harley excuse. a union representing harley davidson workers agree to a trump saying the company had plans to close its kansas city plant even before the e.u. announced a new tariffs. wisconsin governor scott walker however joined critics of president on a trans as collating trade dispute with the e.u. harley davidson a space than a state's largest city walky. walker said no tariffs is good for wisconsin manufacturers and farmers. harley davidson has been relying on europe and other international markets in recent years amid declining u.s. sales. u.s. the treasury secretary steven mission has responded to reports about the united states has cracked down on foreign acquisitions of u.s. tech denying that washington is specifically targeting chinese firms when it insisted that investment restrictions will be imposed on all countries accused of trying to steal u.s. technology but washington remains concerned about chinese investments in k. high tech sector as well. got official intelligence immobility and roboti

so there is a red flag, or red union jaat should make i clear that we are in a territory that it may be, a violation of law, anyou ha said that the involvement of cambridge and successor organizations in russia, came after you left, is that correct? >> sorry, can you clarify slightly what you mean by -- my experience, not related to trenton, as it relates to understanding the research that was being done, in terms of the focus groups and all that? >> the use of information by the russians in the election campaign? >> oh sorry, i misunderstood, yes. >> that happened some of the place or after you left? >> i was not aware at the time that there was activities in russia to influence united states election >> i would add that the second category, the first question privacy, the second question is the involvement of foreign nationals the nine states campaign, whether alexander nix personally, or russia as a company -- personally tried to impacted. >>> getting to the heart of another important issue, the issue of the secrecy of this activity. the fact that we know robert mercer was engaged

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade to export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking training o'shea sions is going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw. thanks to the retaliates henri terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european producers or india

flags are gusting out there because of the gusty winds. be careful across the officers and a carload of teenagers in union city. henry lee spoke to witnesses who say they hurt as many -- hurt as many 30 gun shots. >> officers try to stop a stolen car in union city. inside the car were three teenage boys. >> the occupants got out and exchange gunfire with the police officers. >> neighbors took cover as the bullets flew. >> i thought it was fireworks. it seemed like it was over 30 shots. we all hit the driver of the car did not stick around. >> the driver of the car continue driving alongside the railroad tracks in the dirt and on the railroad tracks all the way to whipple road. he was stopped and arrested. >> you can see the stolen car riddled with bullet holes. there were dozens of evidence markers were the shooting happen. one of the suspects was shot during the confrontation. >> we are not sure if the juvenile that was shot was shot by a police. he may have been accidentally shot by his partner in the vehicle. >> what police do know is that six officers were involved and that police did open fire. the task fo

flag. harley davidson trying to sidestep newss tariffsd by the europe even union on american-made goods. this is all part of an ongoing trade battle between the trump administration and some of our ddrgest trade partners. it would costs of a motorcycle shipped to europe. >>> it's now 5:10. the ongoincrisis at the border is expected to be on the tab this afternoon. president trump hosts gop lawmakers. the president is doubling down. some people were t crossin border illegally back without seeing a judge firsth call comes as house republicans try to work out a compromised immigrati bill. leaders say the president supports it, despite pleas last week urging the gop to stop wasting their time until after midterm elections.o >> talhe white house yesterday. they say the president is still 100% behind us. >> meantime, democrats want the president to appoint a tsar to reunite families separated at th border. at least 2,000 children remain in limbo. >>> now, aug breakth for treating severe forms of epilepsy. the food and dg administration approved the first drug made from dmarijuana. g is called

watched as the flag rose, and then yelled at the top of his lungs, "you damn yankees might have won the war, but the rebels beat the hell out of you at chickamauga." this unnerved the union officer, who warned him not to disrupt the ceremony. his routine continued and the officer marched the old man off to jail. all was well until saturday night when the rebel started thinking about sunday morning. a butler had always that in the third pew in church. when he could stand it no longer, they called and said the conditions of his release required taking an oath to the united states and that he could -- he would no longer embarrassed the morning ritual. butler agreed. monday morning, the bugler began, and butler let out with a yell. us yankees might have won the war, but those rebels beat the hell out of us at chickamauga. [laughter] usually, the definition of "us" who is "them" changes the story. my point is, the story of the 14th amendment is seen differently by different groups. that does not mean all interpretations are equal. facts need to be real. alternative facts without evidence are not historical. in what historians now call postmodern history, we can all agree what

union. mr trump tweeted that he was surprised that harley davidson — of all companies — was the first to ‘wave the white flagduties were imposed in retaliation for new american levies on european steel and aluminium. chris buckler reports. from the roar of the engine to to the iconic image, harley—davidson evokes a sense of america. but fewer will be made in the usa. steel has been targeted by the eu in the tit—for—tat trade battle with america. it was wisconsin's best business. although donald trump is boasted this of harley—davidson: made in america. harley—davidson. the company that he welcomed to the white house is looking to shift much of its production overseas. the european union is trying to punish us workers because they have engaged repeatedly in unfair trade practices and the president is saying enough is enough and we would like to work with the eu on a level playing field. when donald trump imposed steep tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium, retaliation was expected. and the european union have focused on all american products, made in the heartlands where the president has sought support,

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policy the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods so if the futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade to export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking train ago she mentions it's going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw thanks to eat you retaliate tory terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european prod

result -- resolved, that the flag of the 13 united states be 13 stripes, alternate red and white, that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field. woodrow wilson established june 14 as flag day, that it should be in this year and the years to come be given a special significance of renewal and a reminder of a day which we renewal,t our minds on thoughts of the ideas and principles of which we have sought to make our great government embodiment. those are the words from 1916. that would make today the 102nd flag day. we are asking this morning, what the american flag means to you. 202-748-8001. -748-8000. 202 202-748-8002. host: mark writes -- host: we want to hear your thoughts. tweet @cspanwj. james, good morning. caller: good morning. good morning, c-span viewers. the flag means to me -- well, my grandfather was in world war i, and my dad was in korea. and their cemeteries, they get know, i wish you other people liked the flag. i cannot stand that rebel flag. there is no such thing as southern independence. slaveryted black and they wanted to fight for it. that rebel flag should be done. tha

flagging has a really important connection with san francisco. a lot of people might know her. shes the body of her was the angel at the top of unionand she befriended fuller who introduced her to her friend. and we have one of the largest sculpture gardens because of that connection. this was passed from person to person in new york. this was taken out of those private areas and brought out in the clubs. the flags we use here in san francisco are mostly made of silk, tie dye silk. flagging is a form of meditation. it is a -- an opportunity to come and be present with other people at the same time. i'm proud that this art form has been held by our community for 120 years and -- have that community just eat it up and love it as if it were fresh and something new. understanding its something much richer and deeper in our community. >> one of the most iconic images of san francisco pride is now in place atop twin peaks. the pink triangle was installed this morning. you can see it from up to 21 miles away. it is the work of more than 200 volunteers. the pink triangle is far from a festive symbol. >> to use something that was divisive,

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policy the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods so we'd be futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade to export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking training go she is going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw thanks to eat you retaliate tory terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european producers or

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european unionis attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods so would be futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking train ago she mentions it's going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw thanks to e.q. retaliatory terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european producers or

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policy the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods so we'd be futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade to export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking train to go she mentions it's going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on us cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw all thanks to e.u. retaliatory terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european produ

accusing that same company of waving the white flag of surrender, this comes after they announced they will move some production overseas in order to avoid european unionoods. the e.u. taxes are in retaliation for the president's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. president trump urging american businesses to be patient. >> countries are coming back now to negotiate. if they don't, we'll tax their cars. they send bmws in and mercedes in and play almost no tax. >> as the trade battle continues, the united states is inching towards a full scale trade war with china. now there's word that beijing could be getting cold feet. the report is from bloomberg news. it reports folks in china are starting to wonder whether the country's economy can sustain a u.s. attack. harley-davidson's stock took a dive. but it changed. >> yeah, it's off the lows, but harley-davidson does not want to be the target of president trump's ire. they have come a long way from being iconic, the visit to the white house. but it's a business. they would have paid like a 31% tariff on every shipment of these bikes to europe. the company says it's going to cost us between 90 and $100

union tariffs. here is that the president treated. surprised that harley davidson among all companies to be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them and ultimately they will not p tariffs in the e.u. which has hurt us badly on trade down $151 billion. taxes just a highly excuse. be patient. #make america great again. gerri: u.s. stocks tumbled yesterday over renewed trade. kristina partsinevelos is in washington with the details. reporter: investor anxiety ramps up over conflicting reports on trade policy with china. a report from "the wall street journal" says the trump administration plans to block investments in america companies as well as limit technology exports to china. but that is something start to get a little murky. a top white house official, treasury secretary steve mnuchin tweeted it was fake news and restrictions would not be about china but about all countries that threaten intellectual property. the keywords for all countries they rattled investors because now it's not only just going after china. the policy confusion continues. mnuchin comments contradict peter navarro who told fox busines

flags this spring. "missy" was born last month. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of unionooting that injured one person. ( james ) plus... protestors will gather in redwood city this morning ... in response to president trump's zero tolerance policy at the border. (ácommercialá)(áábreáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (darya) good morning i'm good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): temperatures will warm throughout the interior this afternoon as high pressure begins to build over the southwestern united states. little day-to-day change in highs are expected from tuesday to wednesday as the ridge flattens before a more noted warming trend develops late in the week and into the weekend with hot temperatures forecast for inland areas. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll

union, their slaves will be freed. >> ♪ they died of southern fever ♪ ♪ and southern steel and shot >> if lincoln chooses to fly the black flagmust be prepared to be repaid in kind. >> ♪ and i don't want any pardon ♪ ♪ no, i don't want any pardon ♪ for what i was and am ♪ i won't be reconstructed ♪ and i do not give a damn ♪ i do not give a damn >> ♪ my country 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring >> a political conflict cracks the foundation of a fragile union... >> get him! get him up! >> ...dividing a young nation... >> for jefferson davis! >> ...over the issues of freedom, slavery, and equality. in a brutal battle of attrition, heroes will rise. cities will fall. >> follow me, 54! >> and the blood of thousands will stain the land. america's struggle for life, liberty, and justice for all... >> forward! >> ...becomes the civil war. [ cheers and applause ] john wilkes booth, famed actor-turned-infamous assassin, a die-hard rebel determined to resurrect the confederacy. but behind every assassin stands a man, and behind ev

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flag in the tariff wars? germany's largest auto maker mercedes benz along with bmw and volkswagen support scrapping the european union/u.s. auto tariffs altogether, to 0%. this drastic measure, something the european union would need to officially sign off on and that may not be so easy after the european commission announced we're going ahead on friday with retaliatory measures in reaction to the u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs. what are they going to target? everything from corn to cosmetic s to metals. joining us now is ceo whose companies largely depend on steel and aluminum producing industrial robots, heavy machinery, intricate parts and controls used all over the globe we welcome capital partner ceo steve rosen in a fox business exclusive all the way from cleveland, the heartland. this is the voice we wanted to hear, because there's so many loud voices in d.c. and overseas , we need to hear from you guys how you see this tariff war right now especially somebody like you who uses a lot of metal. >> there's so much noise. you have to really know what not to listen to. there's just too much, right? and what i've

story goes a union company comprised of previously enslaved african americans was stationed in a small town after the war. each one marched into the town square and raised the american flag. directly across from the flagpole was the home of someone who had lost his sons in the war. the old man listened as the bugles blew, watched as the flag rose, and then yelled at the top of his lungs, "you damn yankees might have won the war, but the rebels beat the hell out of your chick among the -- chickamonga." they marched the old man off to jail. everything was fine until saturday night when the rebels started thinking about sunday morning and how the building when he could stand it no longer, he called and said the conditions of his release required taking an oath to the united states. eddy could no longer yell what he had. butler agreed. let outorning, butler with the yell. of "us" the definition and "them" changes the story. the story of the 14th amendment is seen differently by different groups. that is not mean all interpretations are equal. facts need to be real. alternative facts without evidence are not historical. in what historians now call postmodern history, we can a

union in response to president trump's tariffs. the company says this is the only sustainable option. president trump says harley surrendered and waved the white flagining me now for harley-davidson clyde fessler who's widely credited with the company's turn around in the '80s and '90s. the president as we know is not happy with this move. in fact, threatening that not only will the aura be gone from the company but they will be taxed like never before. the president threatening to tax this company like never before. what do you make of that especially someone who helped turn this company around? >> it's a very complicated situation, when looking at harley and you have to look way back when when they started over 115 years ago when harley was just a domestic company and that was shipping motorcycles to north america and canada and mexico. in the 1980s we became an international company and that's when we started shipping motorcycles to europe, about 4,000 motorcycles a year in mid-1980s. now we're shipping about 45,000 motorcycles a year to the european marketplace and harley-davidson is evolving from a national company, an international company to

union and confederate. president obama had a wreath delivered the old guard of the army. the broader issue of the flag to address what "the washington post" said, i stopped doing many of those things at a time when that issue became divisive. >> yeah. >> and i do though believe, and i will say it, and i heard it on memorial day at this capitol at the memorial day concert. i think it was gary sinise who pointed out 150 years ago on the first decoration day, the most ferocious warrior in the union army, a guy named william tecumseh sherman said what this committee is now responsible for, that we honor all veterans and order flowers and wreaths placed on the graves of both union and confederate soldiers, so my last statement on that is i think they have the last word and that we celebrate veterans. >> thank you. but you mentioned condoleezza rice, gage, rumsfeld and mattis and said that if you had in fact had any history of the sorts of behaviors that this article put forth you wouldn't be working for them. is there any doubt that if i had that history of behavior you wouldn't work for me? >> absolutely

flags this spring. "missy" was born last month. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of union injured one person. ( james ) plus... protestors will gather in redwood city this morning ... in response to president trump's zero tolerance policy at the border. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ ( james ) one person is injured overnight in an east bay officer-involved shooting. will tran is live at the scene with the < nats children crying>( james ) heartbreaking audio is released from the u-s mexico border ... as children cry out for their parents. ( james ) and get ready to pay more to ride caltrain. the new prices set to start next month. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... in oakland wb 24 to nb 13 ramp closed to clear an overturn acccident. a crash in sf sb 101 after 80 blocking t

flag warning for parts of the north bay as we track high heat and fire danger. mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle unionhe burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. >>> good saturday morning to you. it is 6:59. we're taking a live look outside. hazy skies over san francisco on this last day of june. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. and we are under a microclimate weather alert. >> and it is regional, which means if you are in the north bay, we are under a my fire danger. there is a red flag warning in place. so be on high alert. valleys will range in its upw d upwards of 100 degrees and unfortunately low humidity. which yes it brings extra concern for the pawnee fire area. as far as the rest of the bay area goes, we're still tracking high heat starting off with mild temperatures this morning in the 60s. 63 degrees in san jose, 64 for san francisco. and i do want to let you know that the national weather service did recently issue a heat advisory for the north bay and this will be in place through 8:00 p.m. tonight which means temperatures are going to be climbing into th

the health unions, had been quoted as saying "it is not going to solve every problem in the nhs, but it will go a long way towards making dedicated health staff feel more valued, lift flagginging problems". more now coming up with our health editor hugh pym shortly but now the prime minister has arrived in canada ahead of this weekend's annual g—7 summit, which brings together the leaders of the world's biggest economies. this year's meeting is expected to be dominated by the threat to international trade sparked by president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. a chateau hotel in rural quebec, the most peaceful of settings for some of the world's most powerful leaders to meet. but this g—7 summit could get noisy. donald trump will be isolated, as traditional american allies denounce his trade measures aimed directly at them. the president says he imposed tariffs on imported metals to protect american jobs and national security. the american steel and aluminium industry has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices. it's really an assault on our country. leaders heading to the summit are angry. presiden

the european union response to the trade policies that the president reacted to the move on twitter. surprised that harley davidson of all companies to be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them and ultimately they will not pay terror sallied into the e.u. which hurt us badly on trade. 151 taxes. currently excuse be patient. in february 2017 the president was praising harley from the white house. watch. >> days expand our business is doing very well. a lot of spare right now in the country in the last number of months right now. we want to make it easier for businesses to create more jobs and more factories in the united states. maria: and of course and of course tariffs are fun designed for the harley davidson president. when i sit down with him just over a year ago. >> the broader economy for the company and for the united dates for us as a lot of other opportunities to grow internationally. trade is very important paying a lot of attention to the trade policies and trade opportunities we have particularly in asia, which is the world's largest motorcycle markets in asia. our biggest growth potential is in asia. and so, the trade barriers, trade tarif

ona partnership with the european union on a whole range of matters which have an impact on our security. on counter—terrorism, where systems include ones where we flagged the mediterranean, where the uk has committed a ship and vital expertise to the operation which has helped save more than 30,000 lives. and we will look to carry over all eu sanctions at the time of our departure and continue to work with the european union to make sure we both implement effective sanctions in the future. because we must do whatever is most practical and pragmatic to provide security for all of europe‘s citizens. now, i‘ve spoken before about how the uk has always seen the european project from the. is because we think differently about the eu. -- because we think differently about the eu. —— project differently. that is why the people of the united kingdom i think voted to leave. confident that we will be able to trade with our allies by taking back control of the country‘s own future. as well as partnership on security, we wa nt as well as partnership on security, we want a new economic partnership, too. many have suggested the only thing on offerfor the uk and the