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The UK government will tighten rules on industrial actions to curb “unacceptable” strike disruptions, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has said.

The crime boss turned his back as the suspect opened fire. the authorities are eyeing late gambino boss gene who is six months out of prison. police saying the murder is was not sanctioned by new york's five mafia families. new york city mayor bill de blasio implies jeff base zoe's affair may have impacted the decision to pull their deal. >> unusual things were happening within the amazon family at that moment in time. >> you believe jeff bezos affair is somehow. >> i didn't say that unusual environment. a lot of cross pressures and a lot things going on. rachel: amazon backed out of plans for...

Opposed to the pipeline. they see it as something contributing to climate change. then you have unions who see it as a boon to union construction jobs, boon to various jobs in the petroleum industry. they see it as an economic lifeline for them. this is something hillary clinton has to walk a fine line on. i think it's telling that she choose, i think it's within an hour of the pope landing in washington, to do this, when all the cameras were landing on the pope. i think she is hoping this can fly under the radar and she can avoid any union backlash. >> thank you so much, we really appreciate ...

Additional workers weren't able to work at all because of bad weather. >> reporter: and because of the way the labor department calculates or figures out and decides -- defines who is working part time, full time or working at all and when, sandy's impact did not show up in the overall numbers. but one thing did. as you mentioned, 350,000 people left the work force, about the same number stayed in, and that is what put downward pressure on the unemployment rate taking it down to 7.7. heather? heather: peter barnes reporting live from the white house, thank you. so what can the federal governme...

Ordinance barring residents from hiring or renting homes to illegal immigrants. the regulation in fremont was approved in june and becomes law july 29. opponents call it illegal use of immigration. we continue the series on union. can america afford them? with a union backlash in the most populist state. anita vogel looks at how many in california say they can no longer afford to look for the union label. [ chanting ] >> reporter: stronger than a union rallying cry is quiet protest that some voters are staging at the ballot box, speaking out against the union contracts they believe cost too ...