jean becker worked with mr. bush starting shortly after he left the white house and up until his 2018 death. the kansas city public library hosted this program. >> good evening. i'm steve, with the public affairs staff of the library. first of all, before we start, jean will give us a wonderful presentation about george h w bush. we will have a question and answer afterwards. because c-span is filming tonight, please use the microphones that we will place, one there and one to the side. that is so your question doesn't get lost on c-span. i want to welcome all of you and let you know how much we appreciate you being here tonight. especially knowing that the democratic party has done a little counter programming. [laughter] we have another 15 months plus to get our fill of 2020 presidential campaigning. here we will take a few moments to remember a man who won it in 1988. a president, who seemed the longer he lived, the more loved and appreciated became. i was struck like many others i think by the national outpo

a few years later, jean went to usa today. jean: i was not stalking you. [laughter] steve: we both have dirt on each other. i worked in the paper's toy department, i was a sportswriter. some people in martinsburg -- we would go back and visit, they used to think what i did was cool. i got to go to big games around the country. the olympics, i got to talk to players and coaches. then jean parted ways and goes to the white house. [laughter] then when paula and i would go visit martinsburg, it was wow jean becker, what do you hear from her? [laughter] jean covered the 1988 election for usa today. george bush defeated michael dukakis. laura bush took a liking to her. which is not surprising. she invited jean to serve as her deputy press secretary. she spent four years in the white house from 1989 until 1993. george obviously took a liking to her. he made her chief of staff. it is safe to say that nobody knew george and barbara bush better than jean. i think i would include the bush family. the birthday parachute jumps. the humanitarian collaborations with bill

went toars later, jean usa today. jean: i was not stalking you. [laughter] steve: we both have dirt on each other. papers toy the department, i was a sportswriter. -- weeople in martinsburg would go back and visit, they used to think what i did was cool. i got to go to big games around the country. , i got to talk to players and coaches. then jean parted ways and goes to the white house. [laughter] paula and i would go visit martinsburg, it was wow jean becker, what do you hear from her? [laughter] jean covered the 1988 election for usa today. george bush defeated michael dukakis. laura bush took a liking to her. which is not surprising. to serve as her deputy press secretary. she spent four years in the white house from 1989 until 1993. george obviously took a liking to her. he made her chief of staff. it is safe to say that nobody knew george and barbara bush better than jean. i think i would include the bush family. the birthday parachute jumps. the humanitarian collaborations with bill clinton. she was a part of all of it. if not orchestrating

jean? >> no, i did not. >> kuhn have. >> i tried to do an a little cpr. >> w c oa n bau i kp gting upo see i w m important than giving life-giving help to this man. >> i had no idea where i was at. >> reporter: she said she stopped to text her partner and lover twice to tell him to come to the scene. >> you put your needs and wants over his. >> i still cared about him. >> reporter: geiger's former partner saying that after the shooting the pair deleted those messages and other intimate photos they shared. >> starting on september the 8th again, even with all the tixes y you deleted you're again sending flirtatious messages with rivera again and talking about getting drunk, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> as this family is thinking about having to bury their son and brother, two days after the event, are you already going back, talking about getting drunk and doing sexual things with martin rivera. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: the jury now left to consider her state of mind and the everyday. >

we were just hearing about today's agenda, and borisjohnson meeting jean—claude juncker for the first time. he is going in strong with the message that we are going to leave on the 31st of october, do or die, regardless of what might have gone through parliament in terms of new laws to say we should extend. give us laws to say we should extend. give us your take on how things might go for him today. they say in politics as well as communication that consistency is the key. the prime minister has been consistent since he has become prime minister of wanting to send a clear message to jean—claude juncker and the eu wanting to send a clear message to jean—claudejuncker and the eu about where britain is at the moment. he wa nts to where britain is at the moment. he wants to maintain that clear direction. he is absolutely clear as well that any kind of extension, which is not what he is seeking, will only provide either and delay, in his words. most people in the country are feeling frustrated that over the last three and a bit years the political discussion hasn't moved on. the feelin

come on, jean! >> reporter: for over seven minutes, officers took turns applying chest compressions as the 26-year-old laid on his back bleeding from a fatal gunshot wound. dallas police officer michael lee: >> once you and officer blair began the regimen of providing him aid, did you and your fellow officers stop for any reason? >> no, sir. >> reporter: the prosecution believes the shooting occurred in part because guyger was distracted. earlier, they showed evidence that she was talking and sending sexually explicit texts to her patrol partner, officer martin rivera, who she had a romantic relationship with. the jury also heard guyger's 911 call. >> reporter: the former officer could be seen wiping her face as it played. the jury saw a video that showed guyger-- she did not walk in jean's door. in fact, his door was slightly open. and, the defense is arguing, not only did she think that was her door, but she thought someone was inside. margaret. >>re executive became the latest to be sentenced in

neighbor who testified he met jean the day of the shooting but had heard him singing from across the hall each morning. >> what kind of things did you hear him sing? >> gospel music, drake. >> reporter: today the lead investigator said here in court he did not believe amber guyger had committed a crime but jurors were not in the room at the time and the judge ruled they should not hear that opinion. lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> much more ahead tonight, including shocking video of a robber posing as a fedex worker, tying up a family. >>> and the price you pay. when to get the best deals on air travel as the holidays draw near hope you can stay with us. >>> now a daring home invasion captured on camera, one robber posing as a fedex employee, a was stripped of cash and jewels. with more here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the first suspect approached this brooklyn home dressed as a fedex driver, forcing his way in as another man scrambles up the stairs. inside with one suspect claiming he's a cop, an elderly couple and their daughter are tied up the top floor ransacked of

she said jean began walking towards her. >> i pulled my gun out. i yelled at him, let me see your hands, let me see your hands. >> reporter: then she pulled the trigger twice. >> i asked god for forgiveness and i hate myself every day i feel like i don't deserve a chance to be with my family and friends. he was the one with the gun, he could have killed me. i never wanted to take an innocent person's life i'm so sorry this is not about hate it's about being scared that night. >> reporter: during the murder trial prosecutors repeatedly questioned how guyger missed signs she was on the wrong floor including this bright red door mat and said she may have been distracted by sexually explicit text messages with her police partner earlier that night. they also argue she never mentioned feeling threatened during her frantic call to 911. >> when you aimed and pulled the trigger at mr. jean shooting at center mass exactly where you are trained, you intended to kill mr. jean. >> i did. >> reporter: the trial is expected to continue here tomorrow if guyger is

jean's family left the room shortly after it began, overcome by their grief. lester >> catie beck in dallas, thank you. >>> also in court today, the second parent sentence in the college admissions cheating scandal, and it's offering new clues about how much prison time actress lori loughlin could face if she is convicted. here is nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: within weeks, devin sloane will report to federal prison after pleading guilty to fraud. the father sentenced today to four months behind bars. the prosecutor saying sloane developed a particular aptitude for lying. in addition to prison, sloane was given 500 hours of community service, two years' supervised release and a $95,000 fine after having his son photoshopped as water polo recruit and paying $250,000 to get him into usc, sloane said there are no words to justify my behavior the wealthy executive now the second to be sentenced in a parade of parents who have pleaded guilty in the college cheating scandal. actor felicity huffman was given two weeks in prison her attorneys called her one of t

guyger fired twice, hitting jean once in the chest. ti hated-i hate tt i have to live with this every single day of my life. >> reporter: but during cross- examination, the prosecution knid guyger knew exactly what nge was doing when she fired at jean. k you know what a bullet can do, don't you? >> yes, i do. >> and when you shot at him twice, you intended to kill him. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: guyger was also grilled about why she didn't use her c.p.r. training to do more to help a dying botham jean. >> is e a reason why you use tht here, which is designed to control traumatic bleeding. >> it never crossed my mind. >> reporter: a defense witness testified that he had a similar experience and only realized he had walked into the wrong apartment when he saw a woman he didn't know sitting on the wuch. thll, the d.a. asked him, "did au shoot that woman?" he said, "no." no rest for the jury. testimony continues on saturday. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, omar, thank you so much. it's only the first week of fall, but some states tonight ar

i'm sorry. >> reporter: guyger was off duty but still in uniform when she shot jean. her lawyers say guyger worked a 15-hour shift and thought jean was burglarizing her apartment. >> she knows she's made a tragic mistake, but it's not out of evil. >> reporter: jean was from st. lucia. his parents bertrum and allison spoke exclusively to cbs news before the start of the trial. >> i have prayed that god will help me to sit in the same room with my son's killer. >> i would like to meet her and ask her, what went wrong? how did you take him away from me? >> reporter: more than a year after losing her son, allison jean says she just wants to hear the truth. >> just come clean. >> reporter: what would that do for you? >> i'm looking forward to the trial as one step to closure. >> reporter: the jury is made up of eight women and four men. five of the jurors are black. now, if she's convicted of murder, guyger could spend the rest of her life in prison, and she is expected to take the stand during this trial. margaret? >> brennan: omar, thank you. tonight there is a massive e

she said jean began walking towards her. >> i pulled my gunsee your hane see your hands. >> reporter: then she pulled the trigger twice. >> i asked god for forgiveness and i hate myself every day i feel like i don't deserve a chance to be with my family and friends. he was the one with the gun, he could have killed me. i never wanted to take an innocent person's life i'm so sorry this is not about hate i was scared that night. >> reporter: during the murder trial prosecutors repeatedly questioned how guyger missed signs she was on the wrong floor including this bright red door mat and said she may have been distracted by sexually explicit text messages with her police partner earlier that night. they also argue she never mentioned feeling threatened during her frantic call to 911. >> when you aimed and pulled the trigger at mr. jean shooting at >> i did. >> reporter: the trial is expected to continue here tomorrow if guyger is convicted, the jury must also decide whether she's guilty manslaughter or alhomicide lester >> gabe gutierrez in dallas, thank you.issu their first subpoena sin

on the right, the apartment of botham jean who police say had been eating ice cream when geyger came through his unlocked door and shot and killed him on the stand, the case's lead investigator testified under cross-examination that the layouts of the two apartments were similar texas ranger david armstrong also says residents often went to the wrong apartments. >> there were no clear obvious visual signs showing what level you were on. >> reporter: the medical examiner showed where jean was shot, testifying the bullet pierced his heart. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the defense argued geyger was confused and feared for her safety mistaking the unarmed jean for a burglar day three of testimony in the high profile trial comes after body camera footage showed officers scrambling to the scene last september emotional testimony from jean's neighbor who testified he met jean the daythe shooting, but had heard him singing from across the hall each morning >> what kind of things did you hear him sing? >> gospel music, drake >> reporter: the lead investigator also said here in court he did not

sterling surges to a two—month high as european commission chief jean—claude juncker says a deal is possible. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. a day of global climate demonstrations has begun, with millions of people expected to skip school or work to join in. crowds are already out on the streets in australia demanding action on climate change ahead of next week's un summit. as the day progresses, protests are expected to spread from the asia—pacific, through europe and africa, to the americas. you can see these pictures starting to come in from sydney, and we are as we said expecting to see this whole wave of climate change protests to ripple across the globe. everyone united on many of these have risen from children over the last few months, very much a cause taken up by younger people. you can see they are clearly quite active there. when we can clearly quite active there. when we ca n cfoss clearly quite active

former dallas officer amber guyger shot and killed botham jean in his own apartment last year. she says she mistakenly parked on the fourth floor instead of the third where she lived and then walked into jean's apartment and mistook him for an intruder. a jury will now decide whether it was murder or a mistake. >> 38 tenants that lived on the third and fourth floor reported doing the exact same thing. how is that unreasonable? >> she walks past 16 different apartments and fails to register the number 4 on any single one of them. >> reporter: in their opening statements, prosecutors say guyger missed numerous signs that she was entering the wrong apartment pointing out differences in the hallways and a red doormat. >> in front of botham's apartments is this extremely obvious bright red floor mat. amber guyger had no floor mat. >> reporter: prosecutors claim guyger had been sending intimate text messages and talking on the phone with her partner moments before she walked into jean's home and was possibly distracted. this morning the exact content of those messages is unknown beca

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we have had and jean—claudejuncker. we have had a statement from downing street saying that they had a constructive meeting. this is the first face—to—face talks that have been held between the two since boris johnson took office. brexit secretary, michel barnier was also there. it says the leaders agreed that the discussions need to intensify and that meetings will ta ke intensify and that meetings will take place on a daily basis. there will be talks at a political basis between michelle barnier and the brexit secretary but boris johnson reiterating that he won't request an extension 90 will take the uk out of the eu on the 31st of october. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. britain has still provided no workable alternatives to the northern ireland backstop — the eu says — as prime minister boris johnson meets european commission presidentjean jean claude juncker. drone attacks on major saudi oilfacilities — the united states releases these satellite images to

in this video taken four days before his death, jean is seen leading worship in church where he was a bible study leader. jean's mom was one of the last people to talk to him, and she's now prepared to take the stand. >> it's a struggle, but i'm happy that it's finally -- the time is finally here so that we could get some closure. >> in addition to murder, the jury could find guyger guilty of manslaughter or negligent homicide, which also carry long prison sentences. that trial is expected to last about two weeks. >>> the mosquito-borne virus eee is now blamed for at least seven deaths in the u.s. the newest deaths from eastern equine encephalitis were in massachusetts and connecticut. meanwhile, a teenager in michigan was recently diagnosed. savannah's mother says her daughter's symptoms started with a headache and now she is fighting for her life. >> our whole lives have been flipped upside down. the tears flow whenever they flow. they come out whenever they want at this point. >> eee will be a threat until colder weather arrives. people in risk areas are being urged to use insect r

sterling surges to a two—month high, as european commission chief jean—claude juncker says a deal is possible. plus: climate of mistrust. amazon pledges to go green, but hundreds of staff plan to walk out over its environmental record. and on the markets, asia stocks tick higher as economic stimulus from central banks around the world ease fears overslowing growth. crude oil prices climbing on concerns over supply risks after the attacks in saudi arabia. we start with brexit, because the uk's brexit secretary, stephen barclay, is holding talks in brussels later with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, amid some renewed optimism a deal can be done. late on thursday, the pound surged following comments from european commission president jean—claude juncker that a new brexit deal is possible. sterling hit its highest in two months against the us dollar when the comments were broadcast, around 6:00pm uk time. the uk government says it has shared confidential documents with the eu that reflect the ideas the uk has put forward on brexit. the eu says technical talks are now taking

. ♪ >> boris johnson is meeting with jean-claude juncker in luxembourg for talks. six weeks before the u.k. is set to leave the european block. johnson claims progress has been made and he is hopeful deal for a smooth divorce will be in place. brussels is saying the opposite, telling --le garnier barnier says no divorce is imminent. >> talks are making progress or going nowhere. boris johnson's government is version of former events. he is heading to luxembourg to meet with jean-claude juncker. he will sit down with barnier. the leader will tell jean-claude juncker he does not want an extension to the deadline, despite the law passed by parliament. government ministers played up the visit as parts of the efforts to reach a --. >> it is planning and preparing to leave october 31 with the deal.. >> we see a landing zone in terms of a future deal, but there is work to do. the talks will be a step forward as part of that. >> one idea considered is the issue of the irish backstop. they suggest johnson is considering letting northern ireland stay closely aligned to the e

and jean—claudejuncker, there is also a tea m jean—claudejuncker, there is also a team around him and michel barnier, the eu brexit negotiator, so all the key figures in a room. is there likely to be a breakthrough? no, no sign there will be a breakthrough at this meeting. you had borisjohnson say on his way in that he was cautious, which is different to the m essa 9 es cautious, which is different to the messages coming out over the weekend from the uk side. from the eu side, equally a one word, basically summing upfrom equally a one word, basically summing up from jean—claude juncker when he said he was patient and he is waiting for the uk's side to table something so jean—claude juncker had said he was waiting for british alternatives to the backstop, that's what he said over the weekend. he wants a deal, the eu wa nts a the weekend. he wants a deal, the eu wants a deal, mrjean—claudejuncker said toa wants a deal, mrjean—claudejuncker said to a newspaper over the weekend that a no—deal brexit would create a hopeless mess that would take years to sort out so he is keen to

there were no clear obvious examiner showed where jean was shot, testifying the bullet pierced his heart. the defense argued guyger was confused and feared for her safety, mistaking the unarmed jean for a burglar day three of testimony in the high-profile trial comes after body camera footage showed officers scrambling to the scene last september late yesterday, emotional testimony from jean's neighbor who testified he met jea the day of the shooting but had heard him singing from across the hall each morning. >> what kind of things did you hear him sing? >> gospel music, drake. >> reporter: today the lead investigator said here in court he did not believe amber guyger had committed a crime but jurors were not in the room at the time and the judge ruled they should not hear that opinion. lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> much more ahead tonight, including shocking video of a robber posing as a fedex worker, tying up a family. >>> the price to pay, when to get the behost you can stay wit. >>> now a daring home invasion captured on camera, one robber posing as a fedex employee, a fa

the i, boris johnson's meeting with jean—claude juncker today. give us your take on what the i has to say. firstly, they might want to be consistent with what the prime minister has been saying for a number of weeks now, which is deliver brexit, and this consistency around his communication, what he has been clear about to the british people he is aiming for but also to the european commission, that this is where this prime minister is. he wa nts where this prime minister is. he wants delivery. he has spent time, he has been to see angela merkel, he has been to see macron, he believes and he is quoted as saying a huge amount of progress is being made. he would not say that if he didn't believe it. that something was about to change. now he can go and see jean—claude juncker over this working lunch today, i always hate this idea of a working lunch, eating and trying to do work at the same time, but this is very important because this is the point where progress will be discussed, and in his word, no further dither and delay. that is his message,

you have had two hours face with jean—claude juncker. uk. you have had two hours face with jean-claude juncker. concrete proposals have you put on the table? well, over the last couple of weeks, there has been a lot of work. papers have been shared, but we are now and the stage where we have to start to really accelerate the work, and that was the agreement today with jean—claude juncker and michel barnier. i don't want to get people's. .. we have barnier. i don't want to get people's... we have got to manage us carefully. that is a good chance of video, i can see the shape of it, eve ryo ne video, i can see the shape of it, everyone can see what could be done, but it will require movement, and it will require the system by which the eu can control the uk after we leave, the so—called backstop, to go. and that needs to happen. so, that's a big change that we need to get done, but if you can get that done, as i have said before, we are at the races. and i think we have gotjust at the races. and i think we have got just the right at the ra

she said jean shouted back and it all ended in a few seconds. >> it was at that point whenever i shot. >> somewhere in this area. >> yes. >> when you shot, what happened. >> he fell down. >> reporter: guyger says she walked through the door carrying her police gear on her left arm, she opened the door and heard loud shuffling an moving inside. >> whenever i fully opened the door, i saw this silhouette figure standing in the back by the apartment window. >> reporter: her lawyer then pulled a gun used in the shooting out of the envelope. >> amber, when you pulled the weapon and you fired, why did you fire? >> i was scared. whoever was inside of my apartment was going to kill me, and i'm sorry. i have to live with that every single day. >> reporter: prosecutors hammered at her being interested more in her well being than saving jean's life, focusing on video showing her talking to fellow officers and texting to her partner who she had been exchanging sexual texts earlier in the evening. >> i was in the room alone with him. i just wanted help. >> can you imagine mr. jean's perspective, an

jean—claude juncker will say what he wa nts to jean—claude juncker will say what he wants to say mrjohnson will they what he wants to say. in terms of the negotiations and how they get communicated, that is michel barnier‘s job, communicated, that is michel barnier‘sjob, he was back communicated, that is michel barnier‘s job, he was back to the eu ambassadors and those who do the heavy lifting, they then go back to the ambassadors who inform their capitals. there are all these bilateral vocals that i‘m sure will be happening afterwards. it will not be happening afterwards. it will not bea be happening afterwards. it will not be a surprise to see that mr yorker has several phone calls schedule ——mrjoko. the big deadline date as far as the eu site is concerned is the summit in october. if nothing is agreed by then there won‘t be time to get it done. do you think there is confidence from an eu perspective that there is, i wouldn‘t say there would be a breakthrough, but a breakthrough looks different depending on which side of the bay you are coming —— debate. depending on

jean would probably be arrive today, right. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: tension filled the courtroom. this was the first time the public heard guyger talking about the shooting. >> i feel like a horrible person. i feel like a piece of crap. i hate that i have to live with this every single day of my life, and i asked god for forgiveness, and i hate myself every single day. i feel like i don't deserve a chance to be with my family and friends. i wish he was the one with the gun that killed me. >> reporter: amber guyger said she heard someone inside the apartment as she opened the door, and as she saw the silhouette come toward her, she felt, quote, peer fear. but prosecutors pointed out in her 911 call amber guyger mentioned repeatedly she entered the wrong apartment but she never mentioned botham jean was coming toward her or that she felt threatened. ed lavandera, cnn, dallas. >>> they're the new faces on capitol hill. coming up, meet the five moderate congresswomen who became likely leaders on the impeachment inquiry. after my dvt blood clot, i wondered. could another come around th

jean-claude trichet, thank you very much, indeed. jean-claude trichet, former ecb president. vonnie: let's check markets. equities around the world, s&p 500 off about .7%. the dow is up. the nasdaq up .8%. the british pound trading at 1.21. the canadian dollar at 1.3268. dxy at 98.50. this is "bloomberg." ♪ guy: i am guy johnson. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. let's check the markets with abigail doolittle. abigail: the shock continues for global stocks. take a look here in the u.s. the month of august, everyone talking about the big range for the s&p 500. it continues today. we had trade fears yesterday. today, less fears around trade and also factory data. in the asian session, shanghai composite up .0 percent. this is confirmed. we take a look at the sectors for what is happening in the u.s. by going into the imap. nine of the 11 sectors are higher. the two sectors are lower are more defensive was of health care and utilities. in a strange way, that is risk on. consumer staples, another defense sector. investors rushing back into the risk assets relative to stocks and also o

borisg up a brexit deal, johnson prepares a hard-line approach with jean-claude juncker. we are in luxembourg. manus: a warm welcome to "daybreak: europe." we are waking up to 5 million barrels of oil being taken out of the system by saudi aramco. is it a four-week affair? how much of the 20% price rise that we saw at the open is geopolitics and how much of it is supply? good morning. nejra: yes, the biggest sudden disruption ever is what we have been waking up to this weekend. we have certainly been mispricing oil markets up until now. >> we have indeed. let me show you the single biggest daily move. i put it in the library. here we go. this is the kind of size and scope move we have seen on the oil market. we opened up on the biggest move since 1988. since 1990iggest when kuwait and iraq were at war. the question we must ask ourselves is how quickly can aramco get this oil back online? you need to speak to the market and make it very clear what is the damage, what is the damage limitation. let's look at the rest of the implications. we are seeing the lira take a bit of

jean—claude juncker said he is not emotionally attached to the backstop so emotionally attached to the backstop so that certainly is a sign that things are open for negotiation. but, there are still great differences between the expectations of the science, especially on the irish border and what's called a level playing field measures as well. as part of the trade relationship. indeed, as you say, a change in mood music but as you mentioned, in ireland, conversations still ongoing, between the prime minister, lear brad kerr, arlene foster of the dup, and the irish foreign minister simon coveney sounding a note of caution. —— leo varadkar. saying sounding a note of caution. —— leo va radkar. saying that sounding a note of caution. —— leo varadkar. saying that the gap between the british government, ireland and the eu want is still very big. it is. and although there have been reports of an intensification in talks between the british government and the irish government and as you mentioned the involvement of the leader of the dup in talks in dublin, there is still a big dif

earlier jean-claude juncker jean-claude juncker, he met with to discuss brexit over lunch. the prime minister expressed optimism that hardbacks it could be avoided. >> there is a good chance of a deal. i can see the shape of it. everyone can see roughly what could be done. it will require movement in the system by which the eu can control the u.k. after we leave the so-called backstop, to go, from the treaty. >> eu officials cautioned johnson had failed to come up with an alternative to the backstop. the british prime minister has said he does not seek to delay brexit beyond the current body -- august 31 deadline. he also seemed to be in a rush to depart from the meeting with his luxembourg counterpart. he did not hold back his frustration. >> you can't hold the future hostage for political gains. [applause] >> now it is on n mr. johnson. he holds the future of all u.k. citizensns, and citizens not living in the u.k.. it's his responsibility. your people, our people, count on him. the clock is ticking. use your timime wisely. >> luxembourg prime minister accused johnson of

the prime minister holds his first face to face meeting with the european commission president, jean claude juncker, saying he's cautiously optimistic about progress in the brexit talks. borisjohnson says he still believes a deal can be done before the brexit deadline but insists he is not willing to delay brexit beyond the end of october. we'll have the latest from luxembourg and westminster. also this lunchtime. drone attacks on major saudi oilfacilities, the united states releases these satellite images to back its claim that iran was behind them. a climate scientist says he's scared by the extreme weather events such as the melting of ice, hurricanes and wildfires that are happening sooner than expected. universities have been criticised by a former health minister for being in the dark over student mental health needs. stop feeding the trolls. the celebrities lining up to ignore and block online abuse. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news. victory for europe in the solheim cup but what impact can it have on the women's game? good afternoon and welcome to the

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specific to say to jean—claudejuncker, we will have to wait to find out. the fact that the two are meeting at this stage is perhaps significant with the prime minister saying at every turn that he is working hard to get the brexit deal, despite doubts cast on that effort by amber rudd, among others, who quit the cabinet last weekend saying that that wasn't the dominant‘s priority. it will be interesting to see what comes out of that meeting. anything substantial or not. i wouldn't bank on its necessarily, but, yes, just coming through from downing street that the prime minister will be young law junker in luxembourg on monday. prime minister will be young law junker in luxembourg on mondaym going back to the other issues of the morning, what about the speaker's comment, where does that go from here? i don't think we should be particularly surprised by anything thatjohn bercow has had to say. he himself, when he announced last week were earlier this week that he would be retiring at the end of this parliamentary term, at the end of october the 31st, he st

how different is this from jean—claude junkerfrom thinks different is this from jean—claude junker from thinks he different is this from jean—claude junkerfrom thinks he has said before? frankly, not really. the differences in the eu side, they see borisjohnson cornered differences in the eu side, they see boris johnson cornered and all sorts of directions, and that makes them think that this is not a man that feels he can get away with pursuing ano feels he can get away with pursuing a no deal breaks any more. he has to actively really, truly pursue a deal because that's the best option for him right now. that is how it is seen here and that gives hope for them on the eu side. the idea of the eu being open to replacing a backstop and not being emotionally attached, i think he said a radically attached tonight. attached isa radically attached tonight. attached is a backstop, we can discuss that after. it was actually with in the withdrawal agreement. this is nothing new. it says that the backstop is the third option. in the absence of a trade deal between the two sides, that would mak

has jean—claude juncker shown a bit of willingness to get a deal or not? i am so confused, because it seems like all of those things might be true and not true at the same time. that's because, adam, we live in the new universe of alternative truths. you could argue all of the above. last night it looked like — just before i got on the plane at 3:00am this morning, on a very early flight, it looked like the french president and the finnish prime minister had set a new deadline, saying if there's nothing by the end of september, it's all over. and, literally four hours later, there were some written proposals on the table. so that massive drama had just sort of died out after about four hours. that's what i mean. so where do we start? we have to talk about, as you say, your little adventure, both of your adventures, to luxembourg, adam, and all things mr bettel. and then where on earth are we with all the talks and stuff being put forward, and all of that? mrjuncker meeting boris johnson at the beginning of the week, and has been talking on the telly toda

jean? >> i did. >> reporter: the prosecutor questioning why she didn't do more to help jean after the shooting. >> you must have stopped when you sent a message to martin rivera. >> i did send him that. >> you must have stopped cpr entirely? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: if she is convicted of murder, guyger could face life in prison. there's other questions on the table, including homicide and manslaughter. >> morgan chesky, thanks. >>> health officials are scrambling to solve a mystery why hundreds of people have developed serious lung illnesses from vaping devices and e cigarettes. they may be closing in on the answer. steve patterson has the latest steve, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the numbers of sick and dying from lung injury associated with vaping are increasing by the day. we're looking at the investigations from some health officials that could shed light on what's happening. this morning, the nation's sprawling and deadly vaping epidemic intensifies. startling n

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it should not be up to the consumer to figure out which pair of jeans uses the least amount of water when you are standing in the store figuring out what to buy. it should bey.p to the company to use water in a responsible way. nada: ve covered climate and the environment for a number of years now. do you see the politicalin discussion shiover the years, or do you think there are tomany barriers to solve t climate issue? tatiana: i think it really has ch,ged in the last year or and i think as a result of a lot of the extreme weather we have seen around the world as well as some ofol theical action or protest action taken by the greta thunberg and school.s. and strikes and extinction rebellion in the u.k. but for a very long time climate-change journalism and messaging about it has been unted off to the side as science story and the nature story. but really it is a story about everything. it is about inequality and injustice and health and p business aitics. i think on we understand that this is a global issue in all senses of that word, we will see how important it is d how essential

the jury saw a video that shows guyger's key did not work in jean's apartment. in fact, the door was slightly open. the defense is arguing not only did she think that was her apartment door, she thought someone was inside. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> the governor of massachusetts has declared vaping a health emergency. he ordered a four-month ban on vaping products at a hearing yesterday on capitol hill. the cdc said it expects to announce hundreds more cases of vaping-related illnesses in the coming weeks and months. one mother testified about her daughter's near-death experience after vaping. >> i'll never forget watching her cry that she literally couldn't breathe without excruciating pain as she was pumped full of i.v. fluids, antibiotics, steroids, pain meds, and a diuretic to clear fluid from her badly enflamed lungs. >> no specific product has been identified as the cause of the lung illness. the cdc is calling on people to consider refraining from vaping. >>> today scientists will release a major report on our oceans and frozen regions. it is

jean-claude juncker says the withoutthe u.k. leaving a divorce deal is very real and michelle bonnier warning not to .nderestimate the consequences >> the risk of a no deal brexit remains real. until the proposals had been presented, i will not be able to tell you that any real progress has been achieved. what i can tell you is the talks we had were friendly. constructive and positive. >> i advise everyone not to underestimate the consequences of the absences of a deal. almost three years after the refeferendum, we should not be pretending to negotiate. emmanuel macron is heading to rome. this will be his first meeting with prime minister giuseppe conte. his coalition unites the populist five-star movement and the central left democratic party. france and italy hope to prepare -- hope to repair their relations. befrance and italy may historic allies, butut there relationship -- but their relationship hit historic lows. the deputy prime minister travel to france to meet with yellow vests protesters and offer his support. paris re

jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, and boris johnson's lunch partner today, not nearly as optimistic as the prime minister. he gave an interview to german radio yesterday saying he was not sure there were alternative to the backstop available and he warned that time is really now getting very short indeed. lots more from you later in the morning, adam, but for now, thank you. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. what is everyone in westminster making of the prime minister and foreign secretary's comments on their intention to reject the offer ofa their intention to reject the offer of a delay to an extension of article 50? i think there is a lot of head scratching going on about how this is going to be possible, given that mps have passed legislation in effect forcing mr johnson to go back to brussels to seek a delay if he can't get a deal. they are adamant, under no circumstances will mrjohnson asked for any further delay. my understanding is, they think the bill passed by mps has got legal flaws in it. in other words, it can be

i think it is very easy for us when we go to the store and thinking about which jeans look the best and not necessarily thinking about what it took to make them and what it took to nada: is the goal for you to get consumers to change those habits, then? tatiana: this is not -- climate change in general and waste and pollution associated with consumption are not problems that can be solved by individual behavioral changes alone. those things are important to the extenthat people want to live and learn with their but this is reallysue that will take collective action. that comes about either through voting for politicians who will put regulations in place to prevent the more damaging effects consumption from happening in the first place, but also as consumers, we ve aem dous amount of power to not support the corporations that are perpetuating these bad practices, or not supporting t ones that are at the very ast ansparent about what they are doing. it should not be up to the chconsumer to figure out w pair of jeans uses the least amount of water when you are standing in the storfiguring

different parts of the society even different generations even if the protests continue doesn't be jeans didn't have the upper hand yeah everyone knows that beijing is amazing is the fact of what's going to happen in hong kong but then the process is also saying that they have really nothing to lose what are called the long term view i mean try not talk to talk about the one country 2 systems principle but that's used to be a principle in 24 to 7 john has the benefit of time do you think ultimately trying to explain the long. this is definitely this is exactly why the protesters want to fight for more before the some 47 because they want to inforce a political system where they can have root democracy and actually the basic law says that hong kong wouldn't change until 2047 but they didn't say after that what would change so there could be a chance that china would give them more democracy or would the that that line of basic rule as well john thanks for coming in always a pleasure go to. in india only one in 4 women are employed that's according to order board by international strategy.

when she was approached by a man who asked her for directions and then said she looked nice in her jeans, the man then walked off got into his car and left the area now the police department admits this is not criminal in nature, but it was unusual enough that the girl and her family contacted police and now they're hoping to find this man. now the suspect in this case was described as being hispanic about 20 years old 5 feet 7 inches tall, 130 pounds he had short cropped black hair a short goatee and was wearing a black subway t shirt and baggy jeans. he was also driving a beat-up white sedan anyone with information is asked to contact the san ramon. >>police department and the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>and the south bay, a woman who thought her home was being broken into ended up shooting her husband by accident. the man was shot in the arm about 9 45 last night in mountain view. police responded to a call of a home invasion officers arrived to find the couple on the front lawn police determined that no home invasion had occurred and they are looking into what led to thi

boris johnson heads to luxembourg with a meeting with jean-claude juncker. he struck an upbeat tone about reaching a deal, but reiterated he won't ask for a delay if negotiations prove to be fruitless. legislation passed suggested he should go to brussels and after that delay. bhanu.alk to mark and they join us now. apparently rush -- lunch will be snails, salmon, and cheese. this will see boris johnson and jon kyl juncker -- jean-claude juncker, seeing a landing zone insight. do you see a landing zone? mark: certainly there is a suggestion a number of cross party members are prepared to there.ere the party is is that, foreason those who want brexit, it's increasingly possible, not necessarily likely, but increasingly possible, that it will not happen. and so they will move to try to get some deal, not similar to misses may's deal a few months ago -- mrs. may's deal a few months ago. anna: seems amazing the rebels didn't think that. but that's the suggestion. freight u.k.on asked -- and u.k. assets. the rally were is not a lot and seems to be selling a lot t

jean—claude juncker has told further details next week. jean—claudejuncker has told sky news that a deal as possible. do you believe that? yes i do. it is why we are working so hard. it is why in cyprus the day before yesterday, and luxembourg on monday, both sides wa nt to luxembourg on monday, both sides want to see a deal and we're working ha rd want to see a deal and we're working hard on that. the technical teams will meet again early next week to continue working on that detail and i think there is a shared desire, reflected in the meeting today, to secure a deal because we both recognise that a deal is in the interest of both sites. no one wants to see a no deal, it would be disruptive for both sides so there isa disruptive for both sides so there is a shared sense of purpose to get a deal over the line. in terms of your new paper, the irish deputy prime minister said we are very far from ideal. and the problem for the irish is that what you are picking forward requires them to take a leap of faith. you are telling them to go forw

guyger says she mistakenly went to the wrong floor of her complex and then shot botham jean thinking he had broken into her apartment. the texas ranger in charge of the case says even he was confused by the building's layout. meanwhile, marcus moore reports there's some information the lead investigator will not be able to share with the jury. >> reporter: and something the judge will not allow the jury to hear but the lead investigator in this case testified that he does not believe amber guyger acted recklessly nor that she committed a crime but prosecutors charging back pointing out she had a taser that night and that botham jean should still be alive. >> the investigators says he believes guyger perceived jean ace deadly threat. >>> the dating site match.com is accused of using fake accounts to improve subscription rates. the ftc is suing the company claiming it sent emails from phony accounts to users who were not paying to use the site. those emails claimed a possible love interest was trying to get in touch. but to see the identity of the person, users needed to buy a subscrip

jean? >> no, i did not. >> and you could have, right? >> i tried to do a little cpr. >> reporter: the real question we are on in trial is, hey, did she intend or knowingly commit an act that is likely to commit to death here. >> reporter: truly riveting testimony there and the defense is expected to call at least one more expert witness as they try to bolster their case and the testimony is expected to stretch through this afternoon. dan. >> the courts still in session on this weekend. marcus, thank you very much. remarkable scene there in the courtroom. let's switch it up yet again and get back over to rob. rob, you still mad at me? >> i could never stay mad at you. >> ah. >> eva, on the other hand -- no. >> what. >> no, i never pick on you, good morning again, guys. i want to show you video out of seattle or near seattle. this is lynnwood on i-5 bringing traffic to a slow crawl, though, during rush hour honestly it can get pretty slow there anyway, but this gives you an idea of the cold air beginning to sink in. snow levels will be low