tebbets was a union man, as i said before. when alexander asboth came and proclaimed that he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all of the union sympathizers could come out. he wanted a union flag to put on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they sent asboth to the house and jonas gave him a flag. they put it up on the town square. jonas also invited general asboth in to have dinner at his house and to make his house his headquarters, thinking that he was going to be here for a while. general asboth did come to a the house and dined with the tebbetts. three days later, he was called up north, leaving the town again to whichever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army, and general ben mcculloch says his -- sent his soldiers to knock on the door. he told jonas tebbetts he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. jonas tebbetts was taken to fort smith, where he was to be tried and hung as a tra

jonas tebbetts was a union man as i said before and when alexander asbaugh came to fayetteville, he came and proclaimed he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all the union sympathizers could come out and he'd protect them and 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 asbaugh to the house here, to the tebbetts home and jonas gave him a flag and he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general in to have dinner at his house and to make this house his headquarters, thinking general asbaugh would be here for a while. the general did come to the house, dined with the tebbetts and three days later he was called back up north, leaving the town again open to which ever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army and general ben mccole you can from texas sent his -- ben mcculluck sent him to the door and knocked and said tebbetts was under arrest for being a traiter to the united states of america and he was taken to fort smith where he would b

blunt assessment from brussels of the uk's plans for a post—brexit relationship with the european union. the man revealed russian doping, now in fear for his life, says russia should not be allowed at the closing of the winter olympics. now it is time for witness. iam here i am here to guide you through five extraordinary moments from history. we will need a south african judge who took part in the truth and can see a show in —— reconciliation committee. and we will hear from a british scientist about the smog that used to engulf britain. we start with one of the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. during 1968, communists in north vietnam launched a huge surprise offensive across south vietnam with the support of local guerillas, the vietcong. this is one of the members of the vietcong which fought american and south vietnamese forces in the city. they have been forced back to part of the northern side of the river dividing the city. the americans and their allies cannot drive them out without destroying the city. translation: the american bombardment was very heavy. we hid underground. when we

he was a union man. when a general of the union army came to fayetteville, he came and proclaimed that he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all the union sympathizers could come out, he would protect them and he wanted a union flag to put up on the town square. jonas hade knew that a flag of the united states of america. they sent off to the house here and jonas gave him a flag. he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general to have dinner at his house and to make the house his headquarters, thinking that the general was going to be here for a while. the general did come into the ande, dined with the family three days later he was called back up north, leaving the town again open to whichever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army and the general from texas sent his ,oldiers, knocked on the door and told jonas he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. smithwas taken to fort where he was going to be t

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part of a long move, an arc toward undermining what marriage was. 15 years ago, which was mpb union of a man woman. the evidence still suggests that marriages last longer, and better for children. there was research done which found that one in five couples who were cohabiting, we re in five couples who were cohabiting, were no longer living together by the time their child had reached the age of three, versus one in 20, in couples where they are married. there is an observable difference in getting married and having a civil partnership, and it seems that getting married lasts longer. the conservative argument would be that if you incredible partnership, you will encourage the further dilation of traditional marriage. that have a look at the e—mail, it has been very taken... the second headline in a i’ow taken... the second headline in a row on this revelation about the increasing incidences of prostate cancer in men. the mail seems to be seizing on this to say, let's have some more funding to look into this. yes, and it is drawing a lot of comparisons with rest cancer, which is not quite r

looks as if the homes residents are just left and for taking selfies all pictures of others union cuts a manprovides tips on how to create shots that accentuate the illusion. aloft on the deck or another book on the ceiling so when you take a selfie and then turn it around it suddenly looks like a normal house really from like an ordinary family home and you know it's just the people that are upside down and walking on the ceiling of the and then it really is a bit like people stocking so i really recommend putting your hands up and looking like you're making a big effort because walking on the ceiling really is hard work and i think it's well my other tip is to get as many upside down objects in the picture as possible to shoot them from below from the real floor upwards. visitors can spend hours and never run out of new perspectives. the upside down house and cafe are located just off the autobahn but drivers making a rest stop here should be prepared to stay a while. because a visit to topples is like taking a holiday in a topsy turvy world. well everything is back the right way up now bu

i am a union man, construction man all my life.as the clinton/obama machine, those are the elites on the democratic side. the only choice i think is working people have is with the bernie sanders type group of are doing for the environment, the working man. host: when you were a republican, what did you like about the republican party? i'm an eisenhower republican back in the 1950's. host: what does that mean? center i'm like a republican or a center democrat. we are so close that you can hardly tell the difference between us. countryback wehner actually worked back in the 50's and 60's. eisenhower did the interstate program and did all kinds of good things for us. justrepublican party now caters to the corporations. host: david in flint, michigan, good morning, why did you become a democrat? caller: my parents were democrats and they told me that was the best thing. was the bestt party for our working people. my father worked in the shop. i retired from the shop. we believe in unions. i knew that was best for me. i would like to s

the man leading the european union's negotiations with the u.k. on its withdrawal from the block has arrived in britain it's michel barnier first official trip to the u.k. since talks began by the meeting brags that secretary david davis a new round of talks is expected to take place in brussels on tuesday panniers visit comes as british prime minister's reason may faces growing pressure to resign leave barca has more from london. the hughes chief negotiator is here in london to talk about the start of the next crucial phase in talks talk of a transition what's going to happen after the u.k. leaves the european union the end of march next year to resume a and her government last year put forward a proposal for a two year transition period that would align the concerns of banks and businesses and others who are worried about the possibility of a cliff edge departure from the european union it is a period of important adjustment for people here in the u.k. and also from external investors wanting to put their money in britain post but there's an awf

a couple of years ago my guest at the state of the union was a man who lost his sister to gun violence and was a restraining order against her husband hem went to a gun store and tried to buy a certain type of pistol and because there was restraining order came up on the computer that he was prohibited from buying the pistol. the walked out of the door-got on a computer, went to a guns r us web sites, and said he wanted to buy that same gun. gave him a list of people who were selling the exact same gun, and he just went down the list and until he found one who wasn't a dealer, someone who was an individual, contacted that person, they met someplace down the street, he bought the gun, took that gun into a beauty salon, killed his wife and a couple of employees. so, we know that there's a loophole there, and we know we should close it in. regard to the assault weapons, there's a gazillion of them on the street and we know that. we also know that those assault weapons are designed for one thing, hence the name. it makes it easier to deliver tragedy and evil. they're light and made to be a

we will look at what impact leaving the customs union will have on britain. also tonight. a man accused of hacking into us government computer systems wins his legal battle against extradition. running into trouble, the company which operates the east coast main line is losing millions of pounds. now the government intervenes. tackling the underground trade in super powerful painkillers that have claimed more than 100 lives in the last two years. fentanyl‘s a killer, and the drug dealers are playing russian roulette with our lives. they give our children drugs, and our children, my child, died from it. and 100 years after some women won the right to vote in britain — we look back at their extraordinary struggle for equality. and later on we will have sportsday on the bbc news channel with the latest reports, results interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has been warned that her decision to leave the eu's customs union, which allows goods to move between eu countries without tariffs — will cause ‘un

almostt of the matter is 19% is all the union is now. this man doesn't like using -- the caller raises a good premise and that premise is this, public service sector workers make a very stable workforce. they bring a wealth of experience in equities. i have been on my job 23 years and even with 23 years, i am in the middle of the pack in regards to seniority in my workplace. because people make this their profession. a lot of people may come to work, they come to their job, but they come to engage in their profession. we are professionals in this. when the industry talks about best practices or standards, those are suggestions we have come up with and we set the tone in regards to how society is dealt with it how the government services it. host: what are fees like for unions? how much of a person's paycheck goes to that? guest: the local has the autonomy to set the fees now. there is a minimum standards set by international and then it is broken down from that standpoint. from local to local, it varies. of a is not a percentage paycheck, just a

union army. whereas bailey, a black man, was quickly promoted to sergeant and oversaw 47 other black recruits in noncombat jobs. whereas in september of 1864, baity's division attacked the enemy at catherine's farm and -- near richmond, virginia. whereas with all of the other units's officers and most of its -- unit's officers and most of its enlisted men dead and wounded, baity took over and led a second charge during the enemy -- driving the enemy back. whereas for his heroism, bailey , a black man, was awarded the medal of honor. whereas benjamin olver davis sr. entered the military service on july 13, 1898. during the spanish american war. and as a temporary first lieutenant of the 8th united states volunteer infantry. whereas on june 18, 1899, he enlisted as a private in the 9th cavalry of the regular army. whereas davis eventually became -- excuse me, whereas davis eventually came under the command of charles young, whom at the time was the only african-american officer serving in the u.s. military. whereas young took davis under his tutelage and helped him to prepare to take his officer c

man. but can union members and women voters give the democrats a boost?s my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris with the first installment in our series "eighteen for '18." >> usa! usa! >> reporter: not a huge crowd here, but they've got gusto. >> hello, pennsylvania! >> reporter: a rare campaign stop for the vice president. >> would you give another round of applause for the next congressman from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, rick saccone. >> reporter: pennsylvania's 18th congressional district has become the latest battleground in america's bitter partisan political fight. >> they're bringing out the big guns here in southwestern pennsylvania today for republican candidate rick saccone. >> reporter: rick saccone, who's 59 and his democratic opponent conor lamb who's just 33 are facing off in a special election on march 13th for a seat vacated last fall after republican congressman tim murphy resigned amidst a sex scandal. with president trump's approval ratings hovering around 40% -- >> we need to support the president and rick saccone. >> reporter: --

barnier warns the uk will face "unavoidable" barriers to trade if it leaves the customs union and single market. a british manlauri love, wins his appeal against extradition to the united states — after being accused of hacking into government computers including nasa and the fbi. a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of a terror offence. a 25—year old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days this evening — we'll hear about the latest twitter spat between donald trump and the uk government — this time over the nhs. as two british banks stop customers buying bitcoin on their credit cards — we'll be speaking to a finance analyst about the crypto—currency. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk's first guide horse. that's all ahead on bbc news. hello and welcome to s

is also active in germany it connects lobby groups like the turkish islamic union for religious affairs. and thugs like the man come money a boxing gang who are armed and intimidate and threaten those with dissenting opinions in germany. this network aims to drum up support for the turkish ruling party's agenda mills. talks liberals a call to live in and i have you personally experienced intimidation all being threatened. sadly yes and i think it's scandalous that elected delegates are threatened here in germany just for holding a mandate acting on this political mandate and acting on their conscience with the . war but what the turkish government and the president himself has repeatedly and to take did against german lawmakers just for doing their jobs. while it's just for expressing our opinion and trying to reorient germany's foreign policy regarding turkey. as the couple took in that you receive hateful messages on your social media profiles how do you deal with that image and a lot by take action if there are death threats then i report everything i will not accept this i don't accept that the internet is

there is no doubt about it as you said yourself we are leaving the customs union and aiming for a good future for britain. a british manith asperger‘s syndrome, accused of hacking into computers at the fbi and nasa, has won his appeal against extradition to the united states. end of the line for stagecoach — the government cancels the contract of the company that operates the east coast mainline after it gets into financial difficulties. a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of a terror offence. also this hour — tackling the underground trade in superpower painkillers. a 25—year—old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the extremely strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk‘s first guide horse. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has been warned that her decision to leave the eu's customs union — which allows goods to move between eu countries without tariffs — will cause ‘unavoidable

union square. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim -- identified as 31- year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. ( darya ) in san jose... new allegations of sexual abuse at an all girls catholic school have surfaced. this after a former student came forward to share her story of abuse. catherne leehane says when she was a student at presentation high school in 19-91... she was sexually abused by her teacher... and she wasn't the only one. after leehane and a classmate went public with their stories... 18 other former students revealed they went through the same thing... accusing at least eight teachers and staff members. ( darya ) the school says it conducted an investig

union. also tonight. a british manhacking into computers at the fbi and nasa has won his appeal against extradition to the united states. a special report on one of the many victims of fentanyl — the powerful painkiller linked to a growing number of drug—related deaths. fentanyl‘s a killer, and those drug dealers are playing russian roulette with our lives. they give our children drugs, and our children, my child, died from it. a report from syria — amid claims that rebel—held areas were targeted by a suspected chemical attack at the weekend. and — it's a century since one of the biggest advances in gender equality — but most women were still not able to vote. and coming up in sport. chelsea in trouble again. could the champions come back from a goal down at watford to avoid a second straight premier league defeat? good evening. theresa may's decision to rule out being a member of any kind of customs union after brexit will result in new trade barriers on british goods and services. that was the warning delivered by th

union square. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. victim -- identified as 31- year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say the evidence led them to petaluma where they detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the 49ers and jimmy garoppolo make history. the record breaking deal the niners have with their new quarterback. (robin) plus... a north bay family is asking for help finding a missing loved one. details on where the man was last seen. (robin) and after the break... see the steps one bay area city is taking to stop human trafficking in the east bay. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:little change is expected today. slight cooling is forecast over the weekend, but temperatures will remain warmer than normal. locally windy conditions are also expected this weekend, mainly in the hills. an upper level low may

interest in addition for the bit say the country's hope is resting on this man's shoulders cyril ramaphosa is a former union leader who has become a wealthy businessman. since he was appointed head of the african national congress in december the country's currency is served by ten percent. during the time oh boy . when that ends. in a window which it wasn't about. that's a good sign that investors are banking on a change in south africa's fortune. that's off of business you're in. touch with. the to move move move. move move to such a. move. the to cut. what unites. to finally. come up with. what binds the continent to counter the for answers and stories of plunging the. spotlight on people earning. comments to me on the c.w. . ensuring the conflict zone with me should sleep on it from the treatment of migrants to freedom of expression to enter terra low cost stand outs of human rights across you're all slipping my guest in ghana is michael kludgy director of the u.n. agency book on demand for the rights does he believe you up. doing it to protect human rights live in sixty minutes from t.w. . three one mi

follows the defeat of ice a last year some soldiers will stay to train local troops the man leading the european union's negotiations on the u.k.'s withdrawal from the block is holding talks in britain. is meeting with secretary david davis on his first official trip to the u.k. on tuesday a new round of talks will begin in brussels and that's it for now back at the top they are stay with us. on counting the cost some of the biggest names in tech out with record earnings but they're also under scrutiny by regulators in what's being called at sec clash a look at business relations between the u.k. and china plus another scandal in the german auto industry counting the cost at this time. you can. see. geopolitically place between east and west talky plays a hugely important institute or crawl in many of the regions crises and conflicts not to mention developments around the world. this recall be speaking to the talkers foreign minister will be answering questions about the ongoing war in syria the g.c.c. crisis and the fallout from u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize occupied through cinem

-- he addressed the american people this week through his state of the union speech and he talks to them, cuts out the middle man plenty of times. he said all he needed to say earlier this week and it was a great speech to the country. by the way, i wanted to say one thing about that speech. one thing quickly about that speech everybody is commenting how great the guests were. how incredibly, you know, moving and heroic and tragic and patriotic out guests were. in addition, none of them ever leaked. and i did want to make that point. very small group involved in that. but none of them ever leaked. i think it's a great sign of a very tight white house that's working for the american people and for the president's agenda and not their own egos. brian: i will add something else, if you are a nonpolitician, you keep your secrets. that's the way normal people do it. they were asked to the white house, why would they tell anyone. >> people do it everyday. steve: thank you, kellyanne. >> you got it. take care. thank you.

." >>> at 4:35, union city police are looking for this man who they say has a diminished mental capacity. 35-year-old eric aiken is 6 feet tall, he was last seen wearing cutoff jeans without a shirt. he has been reported missing several times before. >>> people who say corporate buses in san francisco do not mix plan to air their frustration in the morning commute today. a protest is planned in san francisco against the growing tech and bus phenomenon. those buses transport workers to and from silicon valley. even though the city now has a deal in place with companies and bus operators, opponents say the system needs fixing. protesters plan to gather at one of the busier tech bus stops near noel valley. >> beer efficientian dose will be waiting in line to down one of the world's most prized beers. the nextózk two weeks starting today the russian river brewing company will lease it's triple ipa and it only has that day's allotment until it runs out. the wait in line can take up to eight hours. folks bundle up out there. although we are told there are special off site locations that do ha

. >> martha: i think of otto warmbier's family during the state of the union and that brave man withou could see what he described all over his face. ambassador bolton, thank you for being here tonight. >> good to see you. >> martha: trump trauma is what my next guest calls the media's visceral and tribal coverage of president trump. fox news media analyst howie kurtz here with his explosive new book to describe what do you mean by those labels after this. >> no politician in history, and i say this with great purity, has been treated worse or more unfairly. ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine ♪ wow! ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers. any burger just $7.99. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. when you have a cold, stuff happens. [ dog groans ] [ coughs and sneezes ] nothing relieves more symptoms than alka seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >> donald trump is the most deviant man ev

another man was stabbed while trying to stop a robbery at union square. and the last stabbing happened early tuesday morning near mission street and silver avenue. in that case a man was stabbed before having his backpack stolen. all four of the victims are expected to be okay. ( james ) happening now.... san francisco police are looking for the person who attacked a man with a hatchet. it happened in the tenderloin early tuesday morning near u-c hastings school of law. police say the victim was walking home... when someone started yelling and then attacking. the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. ( darya ) in the south bay... police in sunnyvale have arrested this man after they say he exposed himself to children while watching them at gymnastics practice. he is richard salcida. he has prior arrests for similar acts in other cities in santa clara county and was recently released from jail after being convicted of indecent exposure. at that time he was required to register as a sex offender. =( dary

donald trump leaves the chamber following his state of the union address on wednesday the muffled exchanges caught on camera. a republican congress man can be heard saying let's release the memo trump replies don't worry one hundred percent can you imagine this president. the memo written by the republican house intelligence committee chairman devin nunez outlines alleged surveillance abuses by investigators looking into ties between russia and the trump campaign republicans claim the document shows anti trump bias at the f.b.i. but the agency says it's inaccurate. democrats say trump's insistence on publishing the memos is a place and attempt to derail a wide to probe into his dealings with russia. we know obviously the department justice and the f.b.i. feel that this is a extraordinary reckless step to take because the information hasn't been better than house speaker poll ryan says republicans are right to push for the memo's release there may have been milf eason's at the f.b.i. by certain individuals and so what we want is all of this information to come out so that transparency can reign supreme and accountability can occur wil

government workers who choose not to join a union still have to pay the union dues to cover the cost of negotiating labor contracts. a man challenging an illinois state law says being forced to pay the dues violates the first amendment, freedom of association. bay area unions will hold two rallies urging to keep the law as it is. one starts at in san francisco at noon and the other in san jose at 12:30. >>> it's exactly 4:30. let's get another quick check of your weather and traffic. hi, mike. >> hey, jessica. when you grab the umbrella, temperatures much milder this morning. we're mainly in the upper 40s to 50 degrees. we do have cooler spots in morgan hill and clear lake. let's look at the 12-hour planner. we're planning on getting wet this morning through the morning commute. we'll get a break at noon and at 4:00, we have a chance of thunderstorms, that means lightning and hail and it will be breezy this afternoon. temperatures hanging out in the mid-50s. we'll talk about how much rain we'll get out of this system. a stronger one later this week. sue? >> the east shore freeway to take a look and see how things are goi

the man was identified by the union as david cole, a housing and dining services employee. the university has released a statement saying that moments prior to the video, the man had thrown his sign at a moving car. he was arrested on charges of vandal ichls and resisting arrest. the university says the incident will be reviewed by uc p. d. command staff. >>> all right moving on. now that recreational marijuana is legal in california, things are really changesing. one company is taking reservations for tours that will soon put a spotlight on the local cannabis industry. abc 7 news chris wynn has the story from san francisco. >> some call it a budding industry. cannabis tourism is taking shape in california and one local entrepreneur has plans to be part of it. >> the idea is to be an ambassador for this strie around the world. >> victor and his team at emerald farm tours are rtd to role out the cannabis inspired exkurkss in the san francisco and east bay. >> we have informant come down to the consumer level and kind of walk them through the process of understanding things ho

man. patriotism didn't mean much to him. he didn't see himself as a freedom shriek or, or a union saver. his ledgers, published under the title no freedom shrieker. collectionsstanding of letters. he gets into the army, october 4, 1863, he steps off of a train , enters the barracks, he's given a blanket, russians, he can barely sleep that night. he wrote to his wife he thought --was have a foundation of a discharge already laid in the shape of a bad cold and rheumatism. he did not get that discharge. virginia, where the army of the potomac is in winter quarters, he joins the one 47th new york. he starts criticizing the officers. he says they were incompetent, cruel, and slowly killing the men through needless marches. all he had to do was look at his own body for proof. a started to wear down during november march. his leg swelled, the area struck, and by his own calculations in a 24 hour period , he expelled over 30 passages of the bowels and passed so much blood and mucus and became so weak that i could hardly stand alone. back in camp, you can imagine what he did. he approached a surg

times sent out this tweet today saying that it and the san diego union-tribune were sold for $500 million. the new owner is a man by the name of dr. patrick soon-shiong, one of l.a.'s wealthiest residents. there have been three editors in six months, a sexual harassment investigation and unionization vote as well. >>> why not treat yourself to a scoop of ben and jerry's ice cream without the guilt? they have lower calorie treats with 60% less fat and sugar than regular ice cream, and there's three flavors, chocolate milk and cookies, caramel cookie bits, and chocolate cookie dough. >>> get out your phones if you are traveling soon. southwest kicked off a two-day flash sale focused on california. the sale is flights to and from the golden states. they are in san francisco's lax, and some tickets as low as $29 one way. $58 round trip. you have to fry through february 22nd and may 3rd. the deals are only good today and tomorrow. you've been warned. >>> unusually warm weather means ski season ends early, but good news for shoppers searching for deals. a live look outside right now at lake tahoe. mike by living off t

union address. at waffle shop in alameda one man told us he appreciated what trump had to say about immigration reform. others said they were disappointed with the tone. including the presidents brief reference to the national anthem protests by nfl players.>> he doesn't understand the whole concept of protest and trying to make a statement in a change. he doesn't understand it. i'm disappointed. he was very divisive. >> he is pointing out people that are the heart of america. i thought it was well done. talking about the direction of the country. i thought it was upbeat and positive.>> reporter: following the address his approval ratings jumped 10 points from 32 to 42%. >>> and men under arrest on suspicion of sexual assault of a minor. he met the victim in his job as a soccer coach. police are looking for more possible victims from several schools where the man worked. jesse gary is live at morgan hill police headquarters.>> reporter: morgan hill police say they arrested gonzales at his mother's house earlier today without incident. his work as a coach put him in what they call target rich environme

union. we have said in terms that we want a comment is free trade agreement. the british manaccused of hacking into government computers — including the fbi and nasa. lloyds bank bans its customers from buying bitcoin on their credit cards. the value of the crypto—currency has fallen sharply in recent weeks. donald trump triggers another twitter spat with the british government by claiming the nhs was "going broke and not working". the health secretaryjeremy hunt has responded saying he's "proud" of the british system. time to catch up with the day's bought. the refereejon moss has acknowledged he was in asking fourth official martin atkinson for assistance via television when awarding tottenham's first penalty against liverpool yesterday. but a statement from the english referees body has backed moss' handling of the incident which saw harry kane fouled by loris karius. referee moss consulted with his assistant eddie smart to clarify whether kane was offside as the ball came through to him before eventually awarding the spot—kick. former scotland manager walter smith could b

another man was stabbed while trying to stop a robbery at union square. st stabbing happened early tuesday morning near mission street and silver avenue. in that case a man was stabbed before having his backpack stolen. all four of the victims are expected to be okay. ( darya ) happening now.... san francisco police are looking for the person who attacked a man with a hatchet. it happened in the tenderloin early tuesday morning near u-c hastings school of law. police say the victim was walking home... when someone started yelling and then attacking. the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. ( darya ) in the south bay... police in sunnyvale have arrested this man after they say he exposed himself to children while watching them at gymnastics practice. he is richard salcida. he has prior arrests for similar acts in other cities in santa clara county and was recently released from jail after being convicted of indecent exposure. at that time he was required to register as a sex offender. ( james ) happeni

a man is challenging the collection of mandatory union dues. that could dramatically change labor laws in the u.s. and could deal them a serious blow in the classroom. >> we want to do everything we can to protect our students, make sure they're well educated. the best way to do that is to not silence the voice of the people who work with them every day. >> the case is supposed to go before the high court this coming monday. >> well another chilly night. and there is a chance of rain heading our way. abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma as a look at the timing. >> this morning we woke up to record lows and didn't recover too much from those chilly temperatures this morning. in the 50s for the most part. so certainly a chill in the atmosphere right now. and future tracker temperatures were already into the 40s by 9:00 later tonight. grab the winterer jackets scarves and hats. tomorrow morning widespread 30s if not several 20 degree readings starting out sunday. but we are tracking the storm system, one of two we are tracking in the next couple of

is no doubt about it, as you said yourself, we are leaving the customs union and aiming for a good future for britain. a british mandition to the united states. end of the line for stagecoach. the government cancels the contract of the company that operates the east coast mainline after it gets into financial difficulties.

government workers who choose not to join a union still have to pay the union dues to cover the cost of negotiating labor contracts. a manillinois state law says being forced to pay the dues violates the first amendment, freedom of association. bay area unions will hold two rallies urging to keep the law as it is. one starts at in san francisco at noon and the other in san jose at 12:30. >>> it's exactly 4:30. let's get another quick check o

is no doubt about it, as you said yourself, we are leaving the customs union and aiming for a good future for britain. a british man with asperger‘s syndrome, accused of hacking into computers at the fbi and nasa, has won his appeal against extradition to the united states. end of the line for stagecoach. the government cancels the contract of the company that operates the east coast mainline after it gets into financial difficulties. and on newsnight: a leading conservative tells us theresa may should kick out the hardline brexiteers in her party who she says are not proper tories. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may's decision to rule out being a member of any kind of customs union after brexit will result in new trade barriers on british goods and services. that was the warning delivered by the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, in downing street today. he went further, saying the time had come for the uk to choose what sort of relationship it wanted with the eu after leaving. labour says it's foolhardy to reject a customs union with britain's largest trading partner, as our political ed

al-jazeera dublin and you saw the union put the first satellite the first man and the first woman into space the russian os seven rockets that launched the first satellite still servicing the international space station but with this week's space x. launch russia fears losing its commercial edge in the modern space race or a challenge now from moscow. the pitches and the achievement amazed millions of people who are around the world but space x.'s falcon heavy rocket launch with its gracefully landing boosters didn't seem to impress russia's state space agency roscoe's most they dismissed it as little more than a p.r. stunt for either on musk's tesla electric cars if you have noticed ross cosmo said on a russian radio station this launch went up not with some empty dummy or a load which he wouldn't regret losing in a failure but with one specific car. there's some truth in what ross cosmo says ilan musk is among other things a master of promoting his various products but thrust kos-mos also seems to be covering its eyes to the main point space x. is a space technology game changer and

government prosecutors ask an fbi agent if it was true that my brother was a bag man for john gotti, collecting money from unionfficials to buy labor peace. gotti and villano, both names spoken in the same sentence by federal law enforcement officials. my brother, lunged to gotti -- linked to gotti, i linked to cuomo. these were only allegations, i kept telling myself. my brother was not guilty of anything. he could not be. he was my mother's son. mario cuomo detested bums in organized crime as much as i did. he was incensed by the mob innuendos about him or anyone in his family. even the expectation that he had to answer any questions about it outraged him, since he believed that his whole life, quote, had been a statement against that crap, end quote with. what if my family name became the issue? would he keep me on staff? would i have the courage the leave the public service work which i loved? i felt naked. nothing left to protect me, not my carefully calibrated career, not my conservative clothing, not my law degree, nothing. that was my brother up there. we shared the same blood, the same last name. for y

union fans. >> we have the sons of ben scarf. >>> a man is leading police on a chase find out what he was doing. >>> new video hose a home in western -- no video in western pennsylvania shows a home crumbling in a landslide. >> reporter: this is 202 traffic is moving fine, we're getting a little bit of volume, no big deal. we'll check the fog coming up next. ♪ how beautiful, ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com pick your free yogurt a live look here, the action cam is live along the delaware avenue there at penns landing, taking a live look after all that rain it's nice not to see rain drops on the camera lens, 5:44 a.m., 43 degrees. >> looks like a big ship doesn't it. >> it does, and a beautiful one, too. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing no rain, but we have fog, you have to have some weather for your morning commute. bucks county, route 1, business route 1, traffic is moving fine. we have an accident that popped up in williston township, chester county. forest lane at sugar town road

it all started with a man from illinois who says he was unconstitutionally forced to pay union dues, even though he wasn't part of the union. protesters were storming outside the supreme court for the hearing adam shapiro is live from the supreme court with more adam? adam: and this could have an impact on millions of people who work for state and cities and municipal municipalities especially if their place of employment is governed by a collective bargaining agreement which is negotiated by a public sector union so we're talking about mark janice who worked for the state of illinois. he is not a member of the employee's union but he does benefit from the contract that it negotiated as the collective bargaining agreement they are the unit that negotiates, so the law has already said since 1977 that although he doesn't have to pay dues he's not a member of the union. he does have to pay what they refer to as agency fees or free rider fees, a portion essentially of the dues. in his case it was 78% of what would be the dues for a member. so mr. janice took this to court and he says it'

union square. police found an unconscious man who died at the scene. the victim -- identified as 31-year-old andrew emmett -- had injuries that were consistent with a homicide. investigators say they were led to petaluma and detained three people of interest. emmett's exact cause of death is unknown. (vicki) a manhunt is underway after two home invasion robberies and a police chase. one person was shot and killed. three suspects were arrested in vallejo... but two are still on the loose. the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first was on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. then - about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. the suspects gave chase, and that ended in a crash on redwood road near broadway...

a customs union would remove the bulk of incentives for other countries to enter into comprehensive free trade agreements with the uk. but only hours earlier, this mantly be most senior civil servant in the department for trade warned that leaving the customs union would damage the economy. with market access through europe and preferential trade deals against bilateral trade deals with smaller markets, its like giving up a three course mealfor the promise of a packet of crisps. a customs union means a single set of tariffs are charged on goods moving from outside the eu. they can move freely around the eu. they can move freely around the block but members cannot trade independently with other countries. the government says that leaving gives scope to trade deals outside the eu. but that's not to everyone's taste. labour says that the uk should stay in a customs union after brexit so there is a clear difference between them and the government and some conservative mps agree with labour, making the politics of this as tricky as the practicalities. one of the questions is what happens with the irish border. it will be the frontier between the eu and u