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Further up for the parties to finish their investigations and to see sue gray's findings. see you soon, goodbye. after the stormy weather that brought damage and disruption to some parts of the uk things have been calming down a bit today. but it's been a slow process because we have some very strong means giving rough seas across the eastern side of the uk and as we look ahead tonight into tomorrow there's lots of white lines on our charts and isobars so there is more windy weather in the forecast. there is a frontal system pushing them from the last with clouds and outbreaks of rain and afte...

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European council has a message for president trump. be good to your friends. >> america, appreciate your allies, after all, you don't have that many. >> before heading to the nato summit president trump fired back this morning. >> well, we do have a lot of allie, but we cannot be taken advantage of. we are being taken advantage of by the european union. we lost $151 billion last year on trade and on top of that, we spend at least 70% for nato and, frankly, it helps them a lot more than it helps us. >> right now president trump is in the air set to arrive in brussels in the next hour with the c...

Ordered 24,000 driverless cars from the european car maker volvo in a bid to make an entrance into driverless technology. the plan would be to introduce a fully self-driving autonomous fleet of vehicles. whereby passengers would not need to have a human driver at the wheel. and also looking to roll this out in select couple of cities where they have fleets available, such as phoenix and pittsburgh. clearly the rates nor the first driverless car in taxi format does continue. >> i got to say if a driverless car rolls up for my pickup, i'm not getting in it. just saying. live from london for us. ...

>> i like to point out we talk about you may not know next semester whether or not you have a job in order to teach because of the job insecurity. that also means students that if you took a class, with you this semester you may not be around next semester to write a letter of recommendation. i think it's mostly invisible to students. they see us standing up there and giving assignments and they don't realize the differences in how people are experiencing their job. what then can unionization do to help create a more fair set of labor practices. >> if you have a collective bargaining agreement...