we are here with angela bassett.cues you do on this show we are going to do alile game we called "9-1-1" rescue rewind. moments you might have needed a emergency responder. i want the know who you might have sent out. ready? >> yes. >> okay. >> you remember this seen? >> yes, absolutely. "waiting to exlal". it was hot, really hot. even fake heat is hot. >> fire department? >> definitely the fire department. no-brainer. >> or we just let it burn. >> for what he did, yes. >> let it burn for a little bit because she was amazing in this season scene and then call "9-1-1." is she a goddess or what? >> okay, next -- >> okay. [ screams ] >> oh, wow, she's so young. >> isn't she beautiful? look at her. >> she's so young. >> the interesting thing about this is that i actually passed out for real while filming the scene because it was so hot in there and i actually needed medical attention on the set. one of the fire guys came and busted me out and got me water. >> i love that so much. an action-packed set here. to be here tod

delays its decision on a branch that extension chief brags that negotiator michel gondry and you are bassett hers agree that an extension is needed but not on how long it should be. meanwhile tempers flare between supporters and opponents a break that is the process drags on some.

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bassett or is talking on the phone getting together trying to hash out that last minute deal because even if it will take some time to brew of a potential deal they will have to work out all the details and whether it's really feasible until next thursday all right max often for us in brussels with the latest thank you max german prosecutors say the man accused of killing 2 people in eastern germany on wednesday has confessed to the crime they say the 27 year old german has also admitted to having a far right and anti-semitic motive people and hala is still in mourning 2 days after a gunman tried and failed to storm a synagogue while it was packed with worshipers marking the jewish day of atonement he then killed a woman in front of the building and a man at a nearby kabob shop the attack has shaken other jewish communities in germany and heightened fears over security our reporters visited the jewish community in death south 50 kilometers away from hala. solidarity with the victims and the jewish community in neighboring death is in mourning including an accent of a someone the comm

delays its decision on a briggs extension in bassett is meeting with briggs its chief negotiator michel barnier agreed that an extension is needed to to fail to see how long they're prepared to delay the u.k.'s current departure date of october 21st was a topping up to. tens of thousands of people in the u.s. state of california are fleeing fast moving wildfire as just one off to the state experienced the deadliest fires and its history. in the pool of populism our reporter visits the german state of touring with the far right it could deliver another singing go to chancellor angela merkel in recent elections on sunday. and welcome good to have you with us how long will the european union latest brags that extension be that's what the british government and opposition parties are waiting anxiously to find out from mr boris johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks saturday or tresh on armament to possibly exit deal was reached with the e.u. last week johnson wants to get his deal through and then hold early elections in december riis. the hughes chief exec negoti

news coming to you live from but then the waiting game delays its decision on a briggs if extension bassett is meeting with chiefs president goes he did tell me she had bonnie and agreed that an extension is needed but they failed to see how long they appropriate to delay the u.k. scotland departure date of a turnover the petty 1st also coming up and this international accuses turkey or forcibly returning thousands of syrian refugees to the human rights group says a refugees will be sent to an area of syria where turkey him to set up a so-called safe cell and he says no way in syria to see the refugees. and argentina gears up for elections this weekend on correspondent visit some of the country's schiavo asked to gauge the nation's mood ahead of the crucial ballot. blasts pakistan's plan to police its internet and investigation reveals islamabad's deals with an overseas severance company what does this mean for civil liberties in the country. how the war will continue i'm a. how long will the european union leaders brags that extension be that's what the british government and opposition pa

bassett is it considering how long the delay breck's it at a meeting in brussels member states have already accepted a delay in principle but they haven't agreed on how much extra time to give the u.k. which was supposed to leave the e.u. on october the 31st in britain the prime minister boris johnson will ask him piece today to vote on a snap general election he wants it held on december the 12th his hopes of bricks that by the end of this month would that asked to use him p's voted for more time to scrutinize the deal he negotiated with the e.u. . in the united states california's governor has declared an emergency as multiple wildfires burning out of control almost 200000 people have been ordered to leave their homes kristen salumi with the latest. wind gusts of around 140 kilometers an hour are fueling the flames in the heart of california's wine country the fire began wednesday and is only 10 percent contained putting people and property at risk dozens of structures have burned to the ground we've got rates of spread that are extremely dangerous at this point with erratic fire behavior

and bassett are to ukraine until trump recalled her -- u.s.to ukraine until trump recalled her earlier this year. two very interesting people who will give their take on this call and try to direct their investigation into these allegations. guy: the pace of this story seems to be accelerating. the more the president pushes back, does that accelerate the process from the democrat side? anna: it could, in one very specific way. house intelligence chairman adam schiff has warned the white house if they continue to stonewall and prevent people from testifying or providing documents, that could become an article of impeachment, that obstruction of congress could be one reason why the push for the president's impeachment. that was definitely seen as a warning shot to the white house, that if you continue to not cooperate with the investigation, that will make things harder for you. vonnie: we are hearing now of a second whistleblower, and potentially even multiple whistleblowers. does that mean there could be a lot more to come out, that there migh

lo, angela bassett and spike lee.college athletes to get paid for endorsements, make money off their likeness, they can hire agents, you played in what's still the most watched college basketball game in history if i'm not mistaken, michigan state, indiana state, you and larry bird did you think when that law passed, i could have cashed in. >> larry and i could have cashed in after that game, of course, but the law is good, i think, for the players, the athletes, the student athletes, because listen, you don't make any money, you can't get a job while you're playing at your university, so this allows them to at least have a little money in their pocket to enjoy college and enjoy just going out to dinner and lunch or taking their girlfriend to a movie. >> so you think all college athletes should be able to be paid. >> i think so. and listen, we're not talking about thousands and thousands of dollars, but just enough for them to have a great life while they're on campus. >> i want to clear up some confusion why you're h

i will tell you little bit about ambassador lambrinidis he is that you and bassett are united statesnd has been -- he is the e.u. ambassador to the united states. he has been on the job for about six months. and a long-time practitioner of trade, economics, foreign policy and how it all fits together. he spent many years in the u.s. prior to his latest incarnation. we will get to talk about that as well as foreign policy and trade. please welcome ambassador lambrinidis thank you so much for joining us. from negra ring bulgaria. switchstill hard to not the letters. so forgive me for hesitating. sometimes people say you could have been called lamborghini and you would not have to work. margaret: i want to start with an announcement where the u.s. is planning to put $7.5 billion on the e.u. on aircraft, food and booze. because of the e.u. subsidies on airbus. where is all this headed. is a trade war between the u.s. and europe inevitable? amb. lambrinidis : i hope not, but it is not a good place to be in. the wto ruled and in an official ruling that the european union was subsidizing ai

elected to this presidency and will realize that tim i believe are feeling that there is something bassett that has happened this president is so successful with this capture and. killing so there is a feeling here i think a month of public yesterday that they are breathing a sigh of relief they are feeling energized that this is what we wanted we but that about for quite some time as you alluded to in the press conference but we got an outcome as part of that trial but it may have been even bigger than some of the months after. marcus pressie on a cable news in the states describing it as being a flawless operation so the headlines will clearly be positive. i think certainly everybody here i've spoken to here in washington in the past hour has felt that this is good news there's no question that if you're a democrat or republican you're certainly feeling that this is positive thing however the elimination of the caliphate that the president speaks so bigly it to use its language is that i think your many americans even those who are in the ranks of congress that are confused about what ar

the scanners that we announcing this morning from bassett law to barnsley, from wigan to warrington, people, often some of the most difficult times in their lives, that the nhs is always there. and in this election one of there. and in this election one of the arguments we will be making is that the only way that you can find the nhs properly is with a strong economy, record numbers ofjobs that we have at the moment, and that would all be at risk if we have jeremy corbyn in downing street. we are asking all the parties today. they know the answer because you are clear what you want. but let's say things came right down to the wire, the only way you can have a majority is with the support of another party, packs, deals, are you going to have one? we will go for a majority conservative government, because that is the only way we can get that done and then move onto this positive domestic agenda, like on the nhs i have been talking about right matt hancock, thank you very much your time on bbc breakfast.” will let you go to have this conversation elsewhere. thank you very much, indeed.

and sarah bassett is in southampton. sarah is making her debut. welcome to the programme. years. crucially, the link is that jonny buckland, the guitarist, spent much of his childhood in flintshire. asa much of his childhood in flintshire. as a result of a tweet that gave eve ryo ne as a result of a tweet that gave everyone the details, he had a advert in the daily post. he said he was photographing houses on the market, and said he wasn‘t very good at it, which is of no consequence when you end upjoining coldplay. the newspaper was sitting on the scoop yesterday. i don‘t suppose we can blame them for this, they didn‘t realise they had it until somebody called up the newspaper to tell them. the editor andy campbell takes up them. the editor andy campbell takes up the story. phoned us up late afternoon, a private call, didn't say who they were, but pointed out the advert put in the paper that hadn't been anywhere else, just in our paper. turned out it had been in a couple of other places but anyway, we don't know who it was. maybe somebody from the record company, because t