claude: well, i would counter that in several ways.the first place, i have been a strong critic of the trump administration trade policy. but about a month ago, they sensibly decided they couldn't go to a trade war with the entire world. they were at war with europe, japan, canada, mexico. so they have sensibly moved in the direction of getting some things off the table, and i think that's what explains, they capitulated on some of their poison pills related to nafta, and also they are moving to talk, i am skeptical, but they are talking with the europeans. they are clearing the decks to some degree for what they consider is going to be a very difficult negotiation with china, one in which i think they are going to take a hard line. haidi: is the war with china one of attrition? claude: i suppose you could call it one of attrition. i think it is, and as i say, i had been a critic of much of trump's trade policy, but i don't agree with the tactics he's used in terms of tariffs with china, but i do think the united states, and this ha wo

although what we saw from jean—claude juncker is jean—claude juncker gave a drop a win and back downood to see you. thank you forjoining us on the business briefing. georgia green from london is a cordon bleu—trained cake maker who worked in cafes and baker's shops, looking for her big break. then it came, when the famous model cara delevingne bought one of her cakes and tagged her on instagram. she milked the publicity for all it was worth and launched a company which now sells cakes through harrods. we went to her kitchen, where she told us how she now uses instagram as the main force in her marketing. i got commissioned to make a cake for cara delevigne, the famous model, and my sister said you had to go on instagram and get her to tag you. i went from about 100 followers to 6000 that day, and i think that was the very start of my instagram, and i already had that big boost. you upload a photo, people like it, people see what you are doing, and then react to it, and maybe somebody can even get in touch and order thatjust by seeing it. so the more i uploaded, the more interest i ha

after prosecutor claude stewart was forced to resign. the queens district attorney . to the case they assigned the case to. eugene steen is a senior district attorney very well respected guy star showing that they mean business the second trial begins in july of two thousand and three jamie rios is the presiding judge again. visits the prosecution's former star witness and rehana lee who is in prison at the time just months earlier hanley had recanted his testimony idea johnson claiming he was actually asleep at the time of the murder and hanley gets on the stand and then recants his recantation this time however hanley's anthony's night would tell her side of the story that she is the one who saw the shooting and the shooter wasn't tyrone johnson but it would not be enough when after knight's credibility cheney's night gets on the stand and she says that he had insomnia but when the jury asked the courts to not refer to read back she nice nights testimony the stenographer misreads it saying night had amnesia not insomnia as she had originally testified she misread th

joseph james deangelo as the sole suspect in the visalia ransacker crime series and the murder of claudesnelling. police say 72- year-ol >>> the accused golden state killer has been charged with what investigators believe was his very first murder. >> based on information detectives were able to gather, we have identified joseph deangelo as the sole suspect in the visalia ransacker crime series and a member of claude snelling. >> 72-year-old joseph -- onth. federal investigators are trying d an joseph deangelo is accused of shooting and killing claude snelling in 1975. investigators believe smelling was his first murder victim. russell flew a 76-seat aircraft above the seattle area for over an hour before crashing on friday evening. reporter jamie yuccas has the latest. he is due back in court next month. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what prompted an airline ground worker to steal a passenger plane from a major u.s. airport. 29-year-old richard russell flew a 76 seat aircraft above seattle for about an hour before crashing on friday evening. reporter jamie yuccas ha

claude snelling was allegedly shot twice in the chest by deangelo after confronting him in his carport as a masked man tried to abduct his 16-year-old daughter in the middle of the night. >> we do have ballistics information, that allowed us to link again, that was stolen from a ransack or burglary, to the claude snelling homicide. >> reporter: this murder was believed to be the first for the alleged golden state killer, known then as the visalia ransack her. much like it did in sacramento  county, the crime spree gripped the community. attribute. 100 of those were burglaries or attempted burglaries that occurred during that 18 month period. and then, you have the claude snelling homicide case, as well as the case of the attempted murder against officer mcgowan. >> reporter: during that time period, deangelo was working as a police officer nearby. deangelo can't be charged on numerous other crimes because the statute of limitations has expired. former prosecutor michael corr does us says today's announcement will do little to convict deangelo because of the lack of dna evidence. >> pr

genie: thank youufor that, ffrmmr ambassador claude blanchm aison. confirm orll neither deny claims he was part of a cover-up of sexual abuse in the church, after a former vatican diplomat sent a letter saying the pope knew about sexual muuk -- misconduct allegations against the former archbishop of washington, and the pope went on to rehabilitatt that archbishop anyway. those accusaaions cacame from another archbishop, who called on the pope to resign. says the 11 page letter speaks for himself, and he trusted people to read it and decide for themselves. .or more, let's go to rome gone allll the way to the pope. how serious are they really? reporter: these are explosive% allegatiins,s, and very damaging for pope francis. he went to ireland,,where he went to great lenengths to meet with abuse vtitims. suggesting the pope knew about the claims against the former cardinal theodore mccarrick aa early as 2013 really puts thee in the center r of suggestions that he himself was complicit in pope francis said, "i will not journalists to draw ththeir own con

commission president jean-claude juncker held it up as a sign the eu is delivering on promises made toonald trump last week in an a apparent effort to o doa trade bebetween the two sides. reporter: donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows, especially when it comes to soybeans. u.s. soybean farmers have seen prices for their produce plunge by 20% after their prime export market, china, imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs. trade has almost ceased. the eu has taken advantage of the cheaper u.s. crop, something thatat must have been clear to jean-claude juncker less week when he promised trump the eu would step up soybean imports. the latest figures show that that process was already well underway. >> the european commission has published the latest f figures n eu imports of soybeans, s showig an increase of 283% imports of soybeans from the u.s., bringing the total share of imports o of u.s. soybeans to 37%, up from 9% one year ago. reporter: washington had already promisised $1212illion too compensasate farmersrs hurt by e dispute with china. with warmest

just want to go on the record, am uia. >> id to date claude, that's how i know how to say his name.feel better? >> allig. meanwhile, you're talking allergies and pollen or mold out there? >> well, we'reeeing mold spores coming in high. grasses are moderate and weeds are also coming in moderate so if the allergies are bothering you, there's a lot of stufffl ting around in the air that's probably causing them to cause you issues out there. take a look. grasses a weeds moderate and mold spores coming in high. you guys are funny. as we take a look at the rain outlook, rest of the workweek and first half of the weekend, good chance you're dealing with rain and storms tomorrow at about 80%. widespread rain in the forecast tomorrow. l have dry time as well. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, some severe thunderstorms are possible out there. wednesday there's the chance for some afternoon showers and then after that on thursday, friday and saturday we keep it completely dry. some really nice days towards the end of the workweek of tht ri now on storm team 4 radar i'm tracking a

cases through the development of physical evidence and by linking a firearm that was used in the claude snelling murder that joseph deangelo is the man responsible for these crimes. >> deliangelo was a police officer with the city of ex-center at the time of the crimes. while there is physical evidence in the case, salazar said they don't have any dna. tulare county district said the murder charge is the result of solid and persistent police work. >> to think that the crimes that now we see from the charges filed across the state may have originated in our quaint, quiet, wonderful little town is quite startling. but with this filing, we have officially linked the visalia ransacker to be the same individual that is known as the east area rapist, and tragica y tragically, the golden state killer. >> on september 11th, 1975, claude snell wizard shot by an intruder trying to his teenaged daughter. he saved his daughter and became a local hero. he hopes this break in the case is the first step towards justice and closure for snelling's family and the entire visalia county. in tulare county,

that was stolen from a ransack or burglary to the claude snelling home. >> reporter: the visalia murderfor the golden state killer, known then as the visalia ransack her. much like it did in sacramento county, the crime spree gripped the community. >> 102 cases we attributed. 100 of those were burglaries or attended burglaries that occurred during that 18 month period. and then you have the claude snelling homicide case as well as the case of the attempted murder against officer mcgowan. >> reporter: during that time period, deangelo was working as a police officer in nearby exit or. -- exeter. deangelo can't be charged on a number of other crimes because the statute of limitations has expired. former prosecutor michael kohler does assess today's announcement will do little to convict deangelo because of the lack of dna evidence. >> prosecutors like dna evidence because it brings a lot of uncertainty to the courtroom and to jurors. >> reporter: officials also acknowledge today they still face hurdles in this case. >> we are talking about a crime that occurred over 4 years ago. obviously

now it was a surprise success that the head of the european commission claude younger delivered recently after negotiating with donald trump two weeks ago the us president put further terrorists against your companies on hold in return the block agreed to buy more soybeans and liquefied natural gas from the united states now the european union says it is delivering on that promise. the timing could not be more strategic eleven days ahead of trade talks with washington the e.u. released data on the blocks liquefied natural gas imports from the u.s. since the first shipment in april two thousand and sixteen and you encourage you liquefied gas from right natural gas from the united states have today already reached two point eight billion cubic meters and the share of u.s. exports to the european union double trump five to ten percent in two thousand and sixteen two thousand and seventeen that may be music to us present trump's ears at least that's what brussels hopes the block is trying to show that tariff free trade is good for american products but while the actual amount of l.n.g. expor

crop something that must have been clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports the latest figures show that that process was already well underway today that you can commit commission has published the latest figures on e.u. imports offsite. showing an increase of two hundred eighty three percent in imports of savings from the u.s. bringing that use total sheriff imports of u.s. soybeans to thirty seven percent up from nine percent just one year ago washington had already promised twelve billion dollars to compensate farmers hurt by the dispute with china but with harvest time approaching many of the must still uncertain i think there's maybe just a little bit of comfort there knowing the administration is backing farmers but you no longer weren't looking for any kind of an aid package we want markets to work and markets to be. china was us soybean farmers main market and it's doubtful increased e.u. imports can make up for the loss side beings made up sixty percent of u.s. agricultural exports to the co

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. >> making comparisons with the european central bank in 2008, jean-claude trichet, one of the lasts he did was raise rates. came in a few months later and the global financial crisis was raging and had to cut them. some people in the market say this could be that kind of mistake because you have that brexit storm brewing. that is probably overstated. they have only made a very modest move. it is the highest since 2009, but only three quarters of a percentage point. if the situation changes, it does not take that much for them to reverse course. shery: thank you so much. you can read stephanie's interview with mark carney in bloomberg markets magazine. take a look at what tesla is doing right now. it continues to rise. over two days, up 15%. the electric car maker has done pretty well. their earnings were pretty well received, especially on the cash and print, better guidance, a potentially apologetic mosque -- apologetic musk. know, with all of the ongoing issues in the company, tesla has become one of those favorite targets for shorts, including big names, such as jim chanos and d

unfortunately, there would probably be no jobs for people like michel barnier and jean—claude juncker the european parliament which is probably the stumbling block. would you accept that the brexiteers are split on this because you've got people like dominic raab michael gove who support the prime minister's plan and people like yourself and boris johnson and minister's plan and people like yourself and borisjohnson and david davis who don't so you are pretty divided. at the end of the day, it is not the brexit we promised the british people and bear in mind the chequers proposals were just that, proposals, and they will be further eroded by negotiations with the eu. for me, being a vassal state, taking the rule book, being unable to do free—trade deals with the rest of the world, technically, we would but only on services. that is what we sell to the rest of the world. there's nothing in it for america, australia and new zealand to trade with us on a free—trade deal if all we can sell them in services unless they produce their goods under the european common rule book which they are

>>> the accused golden state killer, joseph d'angelo, is the prime suspect in the 1975 killing of claude snelling, stopping the kidnapping of his 16-year-old daughter. she said a masked gunman broke into her bedroom in the middle of the night, threatened her and dragged her out of the house. >> that's when i heard my dad yell. and the man with the ski mask pushed me to the ground, turned, shot my dad twice as he was coming to the back door. >> police say he's alsoburglarized more than 100 homes in the area around the time snelling was killed. he's accused of killing at least a dozen others in the 70s and 80s. dna evidence led to his arrest in april. >>> contra costa county's assessor is facing a reprimand today over allegations of sexual as>> reporter: he's cont county's assessor, recently reelected. gus kramer is facing the possibility of censure after an uncomfortable. he denied that. >> you're claiming she was flirting with you? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: but an investigator later found it was likely the assessor made comments that the employee considered to be unwelcome and inappropri

joseph deangelo is accused of shooting claude snelling in 1975. only on "cbs this morning," we spoke to snelling's daughter. and the police chief will announce today's new charges. demarco morgan shows us why this case is challenging to prosecutors. good morning. >> good morning. police believe the golden state killer began his killing spree in a small town. they say it escalated from sadistic burglar to notorious killer. >> in my heart, i believe he's the one and my father was his first victim. >> reporter: elisabeth hupp's father gave up his life. in 1975 she said a masked gunman broke into her bedroom in the middle of the night, threatened her, and dragged her out to the carport. >> that's when i heard my dad yell. the man with the ski mask, pushed me to the ground, turned, shot my dad twice as he was coming to the back door. >> reporter: the killer fled. snelling died on the way to the hospital. hupp was 17 years oil at the time. >> he has always been my hero. i would not be here today, i'm sure of it, had it not been for him. >> tim ward beli

we heard from jean-claude juncker that he is confident the u.s.stick to their agreement in washington, but that the eu will retaliate if the u.s. puts more tariffs on cars. what do you think about this growing trade war? how does that affect the european economy? olli: it is regrettable that from the u.s. side there is a tendency to escalate the trade war, especially with china, but also with europe. serious tot find it compare chinese and european trade policies. the european union is fundamentally liberal international order insecurity welcomee, and i would that the united states do the same. what is your view on the wto? it has been criticized by americans and europeans as far as how long it takes to solve issues that come before it. a big problembe if the u.s. left the wto? olli: certainly it would damage order and the foundations of the world trade. the wto is not perfect by no ,eans, but on the other hand [indiscernible] we want to reform the wto, and one been active in engaging china and the united states from the side of the european union

claude snelling was fatally shot from an abduction. >>> a 14-year-old girl from connecticut has inventedol shootings. she created what she calls safe kids. it's a two panel barrier that can be pulled out of the wall. larsen is working on securing a patent. she has created glow in the dark pajamas and a device that pets your dog for you. the fbi is warning a highly coordinated attack on criminals at atms around the world, officials say the so-called atm cashout would most likely take place over a week after banking hours the scheme involves cloned cards together with an external hack that can see millions of dollars sucked out of examiner's bank accounts over the course of a few hours. >>> it has been hot here in new york city and much of the country all summer. now imagine this, we will show everyone a way to keep yourself cool that doubles as a snack for later if you want a salad. >> so the miami 345r lynnes 1st base coach barry hill came one a green levy way to beat the heat if atlanta. he put a piece of wet lettuce under his cap to keep his cool there so he'll change it every inning.

investigators now say he's the prime suspect in the 1975 killing of claude snelling. police say the community college teacher was shot while stopping the kidnapping of his 16-year-old daughter. she says a masked dpunman broke into her bedroom in the middle of the night, threatened her then dragged her out of the house. >> that's when i heard my dad yell and the man with the ski mask pushed me to the ground, turned shot my dad twice as he was coming through the back door. >> police say deangelo is also the so called ransacker the man accused of ransacking more than 100 homes in the area around the time snelling was killed. he's accused of killing at least a dozen others during the '70s and '80s. dna evidence led to his arrest in april. >>> we're learning the names of two east bay teenagers killed in a suspected dui crash. the chp says a 17-year-old and 18-year-old died. the car thp they were riding in careened off highway 24 yesterday morning. >>> google got an earful tonight in san jose from people concerned about the company's pushed for a mega campus downtown. betty

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prosecutors say he shot and killed claude snelling when he tried to stop deangelo from kidnapping his daughter. today prosecutors charged deangelo for that murder. >> this community was terrorized. i hope that we can take what is really our first and not only holding him accountable for the crime here in visalia, but really providing justice. >> deangelo is also connected to nearly 100 burglaries across california, but they happened too long ago, so prosecutors can't file charges in those cases. >>> it's been nearly a month and mollie tibbetts is still missing. today another tool to help find the 20 year old, who grew up in oakland. tibbetts is a student at the university of iowa. she was last seen jogging the evening of july 18th in the small town of brooklyn, iowa. the finding mollie website now has an interactive map to help jog the public's memory and a link to give anonymous tips. the reward in this case is up to $336,000. >>> how did he pull it off? investigators are trying to figure out how a baggage handler stole a passenger jet from c-tac airport on friday. this is video from

wide survey, and 84% of eu citizens said we want to get rid of the change in the clocks and jean—claudemmission, said they will do it but probably not until 2021 and after we've left. a couple of fascinating issues here. one is portugal... they have the same time as us. i've falle n have the same time as us. i've fallen foul of this, i've gone from spain to portugal and i've not realised. portugal is our oldest ally. what i want to know is what happens after brexit if ireland goes to eu time, the republic of ireland, and northern ireland stays on normal time? we will have a wonky line of latitude. i can see chaos! the only reason we have this is scotland. latitude. i can see chaos! the only reason we have this is scotlandm is farmers, let's not forget farmers. i can tell you the reason it happened was during the first world war when they needed to save energy so world war when they needed to save energy so they brought this in because back then when it was oil and coal powered stations there was and coal powered stations there was a significant difference by having the hour. then it was

so the european commission president jacques claude a young says that people will get what they want them to to start and does or a vision problem now it's up to the member states and the european parliament to take action the european parliament has been heading in this direction for years anyway it will happen there's no sense in asking people and once they respond disregarding their response behaving as if it weren't put on record people won it it will do it for models so t w has been out on the streets of berlin to get people's reaction to scrapping daylight saving time and whether they thought the clock should stay or winter or summer time. yeah finish so but i think it's great switching to daylight savings time it works i think it's a good idea a good idea i would keep the time the same all year round we need as much even tempered this in this world as we can possibly get as if from this if this well i think it's not so bad one out doesn't make such a big difference if it really does save energy. then i think it should be the same time all year round that would be best for ever

investigators now say joseph deangelo is the prime suspect in the 1975 killing of claude snelling. police say the victim was shot while stopping the kidnapping of his own 16-year-old daughter in visalia. >> in my heart i believe he's the one and that my father was his first victim. >> now police say deangelo is also the so-called visalia ransacker, the man accused of burglarizing more than 100 homes in that area around the same time that snelling was killed. >> these crimes and the manner in which they were committed brought fear to this quiet community during the 18 month period in which the visalia ransacker terrorized this city and at times was known to eat or prepare food in the victims' residences during his crimes. >> police nearly captured the visalia ransacker three months after snelling's murder, but he escaped after firing a gun at a detective who tried to arrest him. joseph deangelo, accused of killing at least a dozen others during the '70s and '80s, dna evidence led to his arrest in april. he is due back in court next month. >>> president trump is in upstate new york.

sunday newspapers here in germany he did also praise the deal that had been done in july between john claude younker and donald trump for a trade deal between the e.u. . and the united states as well but still very much the warning single signals on for what a potential trade war could bring and it's not just europe that is feeling the pinch of sanctions are so a big part of tariffs from the united states turkey as well has been hit with a well a huge increase on tariffs of exporting its metals to the u.s. twenty percent on allen minium fifty percent on steel that it exports to the united states this is after turkey didn't meet a deadline that was set last wednesday by washington to release a united states citizen who is also a pastor who's being detained in turkey now donald trump calls the charges against this man bogus the turkish side say that he has links to the the band could ish workers party and he also has ties to the attempted coup that tried to overthrow president back in two thousand and sixteen now president of the one for his side says that if these type of tariffs keep being p

they say he shot and killed college professor claude snelling during a home invasion in 1975.ad discovered a man trying to kidnap his 16-year-old daughter... and he was shot as he rushed over to save her. investigators say they have enough information from witnesses and details from the crime scenes to connect deangelo to the visalia ransacker case. ( darya ) a car crash escalated into a physical fight between the two drivers, leading to the death of both men.chp is still trying to piece together what happened that left the two men dead and closed i-5 near sacramento for several hours over the weekend. the drivers crashed and then drove farther down the highway where they continued to fight. one of the men pulled out a baseball bat, beating the other and killing him. the other man then started walking in the middle of the highway when he was hit and killed by a car. ( darya ) in national news... a utah man crashes an airplane into his own home, hours after being arrested for domestic violence. 47-year-old duane youd, a professional pilot, was bailed out of jail monday morning.

crop something that must have being clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports. the latest figures show that that process was already well underway. today that you can commit commission has published the latest figures on e.u. imports of soybeans showing an increase of two hundred eighty three percent in imports from the u.s. bringing that use total share of imports of u.s. soybeans to thirty seven percent up from nine percent just one year ago washington had already promised twelve billion dollars to compensate farmers hurt by the dispute with china but with harvest time approaching many of the most still uncertain i think there is that maybe just a little bit of comfort there knowing their menstruation is back and farmers but you know longer are we're all looking for any kind of an aid package we want markets to work and markets to feed china was us soybean farmers main market and it's doubtful increased e.u. imports can make up for the loss soybeans made up sixty percent of u.s. agricultural export