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>> jean: very good. >> anthony: okay, where am i going? >> jean: turn, turn., huh? >> jean: yes, yes, yes. >> anthony: after tear-assing around for a few hours, it's traditionally chicken and beer on the beach. we're joined by jean's fellow paris-dakar racers --mame less diallo and adbou thiam. >> jean: my friend mame less made 12 times the paris-dakar. >> anthony: 12 times. >> jean: 12 with bike. >> abdou: motor bike. >> mame less: motor bike. >> anthony: on a motor bike? >> jean: yeah. >> anthony: wow. so, what happened? it stopped in, uh --. >> abdou: the last race was in '07, in '08, uh --. >> anthony: 2007? >> abdou: yeah. in, in, in 2008 we were at the start and we didn't start. >> jean: that's right. >> abdou: we didn't start. >> jean: they cancelled the, the race. >> anthony: in 2008, officials shut the event down with racers from all over the world at the starting line. a response to the murder of four french citizens in maritania and to the discovery of potential terrorist threats against the race in the region. the race, now called the dakar rally,

reporter john hand. >> they found that jean was still upset.he had some red marks on her neck, but there wasn't enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so incident over? >> that night. >> he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> right. >> so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadn't heard from charlie in days, and now his phone rang. >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we got a bunch of players in the fraternity. and everybody was obviously very upset. >> charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief more than -- and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it, but immediately after, there was so much support for him. and everyone was amazed by the support. >> from the get-go, there was no debate. the entire f

ofow us some jeans. you got a picturs in jeans? of me here. >> see those jeans. look at those shoes. you look ridiculous. [ laughter ] look at me, i don't good either. >> jimmy: but don't worry about -- and the shoes were a mistake. i was trying to, i don't know, bring the moccasin back or something. >> right. [ light laughter ] but i know i don't look cool. d i know there's nothing can do. >> jimmy: i think this might be my last -- my last year for jeans. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'll ride them out. but i'll do it and i'll celebrate. >> well, all dads dress in the style of the last good year of their lives.la hter ] right? that's how they dress. [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> yea >> jimmy: my goodness. i was there, we were having dinner and i was wearing a -- i was wearing, like, a weird -- just a regular golf shirt or something. a burgundy golf shirt. and i had burgundy checkered s, or something. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and sneakers. and we had dinner and it was great. and at the end you go, "so, what's with the outfit?" and i go

botham jean was unarmed. guyger was fired after weeks of and jean's mother, tonight, hoping for justice. >> i look forward to the next step, which is a conviction of murder. >> reporter: david, the district attorney said they spoke to nearly 300 witnesses. >> thank you. >>> and now to the severe weather, the system moving into arizona, burying flagstaff under deep snow. at this hour, severe storms firing up in the south. and winter storm alerts in the north. rob marciano is here with the new track for us. >> reporter: the storms are popping as night falls. and a tornado watch including ,d through tulsa. over 12 million people in the thre red zone gets through new orleans in the morning, and will be through atlanta. hail and big winds, rain getting to d.c. and richmond. at least half of the weekend will be a washout here, and heavy snow in the plains. david? >> thank you. >>> and president trump in argenti argentina, after learning his personal lawyer has flipped. the president joining world leer leaders, incl

to hospitalize their dad, this bismar showdown occurred between kerry and jean. >> in the order of king david i give this meat to you. >> what person in their right mind throws frozen meat at you,

i know jean—claude juncker is digging looking some of the detail.s heels in today but they would have to look at something. is it possible in the new year that they could extend the article 50 process? theoretically possible, yes. if all 28 eu countries, a 27 plus the uk ee, 28 eu countries, a 27 plus the uk agree, then the article 50 process can be extended. there's not much appetite for it. if they thought it was just appetite for it. if they thought it wasjust going to appetite for it. if they thought it was just going to keep going appetite for it. if they thought it wasjust going to keep going round in the same argument we've been going through in the last year i did think they'd want to do that. if it's a case of a deal, maybe this deal or a slightly amended deal, although i am not sure about that... we need a few more weeks to complete ratification, if it really went on to the wire then i think the way could be found to do that. don't forget, there are a european elections at the end of may which means from about mid april to about mid—july,

but you had the ratherfirm position of jean—claude juncker.ion of jean—claudejuncker. they are not lecturing the house of commons but they're making lecturing the house of commons but they‘ re making clear to lecturing the house of commons but they're making clear to mps this is they're making clear to mps this is the only deal possible and those who think the deal can be changed he said will be disappointed seconds after the boat. —— vote. he thinks there will be an understanding in there will be an understanding in the room when they begin that second pa rt the room when they begin that second part of the negotiation that britain will be a third country unlike any other. that is too much water under the bridge she said. that is a firm position i think within the european commission that they will try and have a closer relationship with the eu as possible. it'sjust interesting listening to the number of people that the fact. first of alljust many of people that the fact. first of all just many people of people that the fact. first of alljust

, she has brussels tomorrow, to see jean—claudejuncker, she has already said she is not going to startiating the draft brexit agreement. that's right, the withdrawal agreement is done and dusted as far as theresa may and the european union are concerned, tomorrow's meeting, not expecting to bea tomorrow's meeting, not expecting to be a big event in itself, no big development, part of the ongoing negotiation between the uk and the eu, but it comes at a critical time, before the summit on sunday, when the heads of eu countries will officially sign of the withdrawal agreement, and that much shorter summary agreement, and that much shorter summary of what they hope to be a political agreement on the future relationship between britain and the european union. everything is still very much hanging in the balance, theresa may seeing every sign that back home is where she will face the real difficulty now, in getting her withdrawal agreement and brexit deal passed through parliament, meeting today with the leader of the scottish national party, nicola sturgeon, in london today, and the prime m

it is, jean—claude juncker's phrases we re it is, jean—claude juncker's phrases were the best possiblend the only deal possible. i want to deliver brexit for the british people. this is a good deal that delivers brexit to their british people and i have every member of parliament will see that and the importance of that. are there any non—britishjournalist importance of that. are there any non—british journalist to ask questions? the lady in red? the german chancellor next door said in her press conference, she was speaking of her genuine sadness that britain is leaving. do you share this sadness? well, no, buti this sadness? well, no, but i recognise that others do. i recognise some european leaders are sad at this moment that some people back at home in the uk will be sad at this moment. the way i look at it is actually this is for us now i look at it is actually this is for us now to move onto the next stage, to move on, as i said i'm full of optimism about the future of our country. i believe that we can, with this good deal with the european union, we will remain friends and neigh

so it's not a jeans brand, it's a brand that sells jeans it's such bigger, underwear business, sportswearusiness. so we have to be honest about it, we didn't get the fashion right in jeans, and we're making those adjustments as we go forward. when you look at the business, our operating margins year over year are down 70 basis points, and we're highly confident as we go into next year that we'll raise operating margins next year 75 to 100 basis points. we feel at the moment in time we have some challenges in that business, but we really think that there's nothing fundamentally wrong with that brand. just look at the top line growth that brand has got great consumer recognition, and we see great, significant growth opportunities. >> tommy hilfiger is on fire where is that strength coming from and can it continue >> it's coming from everywhere internationally, we see strong growth i'm hearing people talk about a slowdown in europe we're not seeing it at all the tommy brand had a very strong international double digit earnings topline growth. in the u.s., mid single digits, top line growth a

theresa may was greeted by the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker.t, donald tusk, who has recommended the eu approves the brexit deal. earlier, spain dropped its opposition to the agreement. madrid had raised concerns about its role in future trade arrangements involving gibraltar. let's speak now to amelia hadfield, professor of european and international relations at canterbury christ church university. shejoins me from our tunbridge wells studio. very interested on the document you tea m very interested on the document you team put together, delivering a brexit border. we heard from arlene foster early, she is not happy with this deal. when you look at the deal and you hear what arlene foster had to say, how would you describe this? you talk about the importance of borders and whether or not brexit will be a success based on these borders. absolutely, the whole point of the report was to show the point that borders themselves are the most critical, most concentrated aspect of brexit obviously. if the hold—ups at the borders, it has a knock—on effe

. >> as jean elle reports, one undocumented award-winning author says it's just a small piece of the immigration puzzle. >> reporter: images of immigrants from central america being tear gassed while trying to cross america's border with mexico are driving a national conversation about illegal immigration. senator mitch mcconnell says the president wants $5 million for a border wall. >> well, we're talking about it. we're trying to get the president the money he would like for the wall. that's part of the year-end funding discussion. >> reporter: undocumented immigrant and pulitzer prize winning journalist jose vargas says the undocumented immigrants are coming from countries around the world and the focus is unfair to the people of mexico and central america. >> we're missing like undocumented filipinos, koreans, vietnamese. we're missing entire like, you know, entire groups of people. >> reporter: vargas' family brought him from the philippines to mountain view when he was 12. he didn't know he was not documented until he tried to get a driver's license. in conversation about his n

jean—paul and, what about for you?” entirely agree with mike.t i made with the bbc a few weeks ago and as he says having these demonstrators behind norman smith or his colleagues is extremely distracting and you can concentrate and listen to what the journalist as to say. the other point is mike says is it really can lead viewers to think that the bbc has a sympathetic camera towards these people on the size of the debate. what do you think the bbc can do about it? they don't want it happening but it is public land behind them. don't want it happening but it is public land behind themm don't want it happening but it is public land behind them. it is public land behind them. it is public land behind them. it is public land that you have several spots around the house of parliament we're journalists can stand and talk such as the top of number four millbank are other places. i'm sure that if the bbc really wanted to avoid having these demonstrators by the journalists they could find a spot. mike, we heard jean paul say maybe the bbc should be in a

with jean-claude trichet, central banking in a bit.flight between key west in cuba? how about the taiwan strait, only 81 miles, and for the third time this year, two ships have gone through. joining us now is our guest, and of course jean-claude trichet continues with us. what is the tension you just observed in your trip to singapore and hong kong, that trump tension that you see? >> we are seeing more concern about the leadership of china than the leadership of the united states. tom: discuss it. it is important. francine: it is important. >> it is important. the perspective in the u.s. and asia is entirely different. the majority, not all, of course , but the majority of people i talked to, corporate feeders, government people, investment of them over half support with the president of the u.s. has been doing, unlike the chatter we hear here in the u.s. the popularity of the chinese leader i have seen really slide a lot in the last 12 months, to the point where he is imposing dictatorial will, power in china. tom: can he and pose hi

tusk and jean—claudejuncker is this is it.ssible —— hard to change the agreement. from the start and rejected that counsel of despair and set about negotiating a deal that what the uk and the eu. one that delivered on the result of the referendum and said this on a course for a prosperous future bombing tuning a close relationship with our friends and neighbours. thanks for the hard work aboard sets of negotiators that is what we have today agreed. i want to take a few moments to speak directly to the british people and explain what this deal means. first, control of our borders. not an emergency brake and free movement or a promise of greater transition controls in the future, at an end to the free movement of people in school, once and for all. that is what this deal delivers. —— in full. an immigration syste m delivers. —— in full. an immigration system based not clear people come from but the skills and talents they have on offer. that is in our national interest. second, control of our money. not a reduction in the member

jean—claude juncker, president of the european commission, issues a warning to those mps who think theu can be persuaded to make further changes. this is the best deal possible for britain, this is the best deal possible for europe, this is the only deal possible. donald tusk, who chaired the summit, says the european union wants to remain as close as possible to the uk after brexit. regardless of how it will all end, one thing is certain. we will remain friends until the end of days. throughout the hour, we'll be turning to our reality check correspondent for clarity on what exactly has been agreed, and where we go from here. hello and welcome to brussels. eu leaders have given theirformal backing to the uk leaving the european union. prime minister theresa may says the deal offers a brighter future for the uk and urged parliament and the public back home to support it. at a special summit in brussels, the 27 european leaders signed off on two key documents agreed by negotiators. the main withdrawal agreement, which outlines the terms for the uk leaving, provides for a transition peri

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reporting live in san francisco, jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> jean, ctrol of congress. if democrats overthrow the republican majority, it will cripple or could cripple president trump. tonight the president was campaigning in missouri, his third rally of the day. he is capitalizing on a strong economy, and hoping that his policy rallies republicans. >>> also today, president obama was campaigning at a fever pitch. he was in virginia driving home the democrats' message on health care saying, quote, you vote, you might save a life. >> record voter turnout is expected. what you're looking at is the heat map which shows people across the country are talking about it on social media. the red and the dark blue spots are the most active zones and as you can see, the bay area is one of them. locally, people have turned out in big numbers for early voting. this evening, ballots are being counted at the contra costa county registrar voters office in mti people were standing in long lines to cast their ballot in walnut creek city hall. this year things are a little different and p

we have just seen pictures of theresa may going to the meeting with jean—claude juncker at this evening is she here to discuss? she is not due to negotiate because the two bits of the brexit package, the withdrawal agreement, 500 and 580 page divorce treaty and the outline of the future, those documents are sealed and zipped shut yesterday by eu officials so she is not negotiating. i think this is going to be talking about how tomorrow can be a springboard to the next pa rt tomorrow can be a springboard to the next part of the process which is the brexit package being ratified, first in the british parliament and then in the european parliament but this is a moment of history. it's a moment of political theatre because the leaders didn't have to do this, they didn't have to come here tomorrow and have this sombre ceremony to endorse the document legally. they are not obliged to do that but i'm glad that they are. we have been following this for 20 months. when they get these documents in front of them tomorrow, will be vote on them? no, there is no vote. they will all arrive, the 27, wa

tell us what theresa may and jean—claude juncker have been talking about.nly just finished so we haven't yet heard the prime minister as we are perhaps expecting to this evening with some reaction to their discussion but it is likely to have focused on but the withdrawal agreement, phase one of the brexit process if you like, but rather the political declaration of the future relationship between the uk and eu. that is the broad outline running to about 20 pages or so, of how both sides see the relationship working in the future. 0n the last day there has been a sense the eu remaining 27 member countries aren't quite all on the same page about this. france raising concerns about fishing rights, after brexit, spain kicking up rights, after brexit, spain kicking upa bit rights, after brexit, spain kicking up a bit of rights, after brexit, spain kicking upa bit ofa rights, after brexit, spain kicking up a bit of a fuss about gibraltar. it may be those last details have to be ironed out before there is a text both sides can be happy with. there is back here at

european union, john claude —— jean-claude juncker. the only possible deal. so if the hosts would say no, we would have no deal. it is not the intention of the prime minister, nor the cabinet were parliament to go for a second referendum. this is the deal. this is the deal. and you are trying to help the pragmatist or sell it by saying this is the best deal possible, but surely it can't be —— can't be the best built possible, because her from the can't be the best built possible, because herfrom the beginning can't be the best built possible, because her from the beginning you and other eu leaders say it had to be very clear in this deal that life on the outside cannot be as good a lwa ys on the outside cannot be as good always on the inside? if you're out, you're out, you are not part of the decision—making process. by the way, this is a very sad moment for the eu and uk. and we'll discover in the future why i am saying today that this is a sad moment, i'm not happy, but i'm happy we have a deal. there isa but i'm happy we have a deal

she will be here for about two hours with jean—claude juncker.ther there appears to be a? 0ver whether there will be a summit on sunday. a p pa re ntly apparently there are disagreements between the french and german leaders about how to play things the next few days. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has made it clear that the withdrawal agreement, this document, should stay shot. and there are other countries, the spanish, the french, portuguese, say they have their own concerns, but it is a bit like playing political what a mole. if you allow one country to do it, other countries will come forward, and theresa may will look at the political agenda today. here is the issue that the french reportedly and others have said, they want to make changes to the withdrawal agreement before sunday, but germany have said that it must stay shut. we shall see if the summit actually ever happens. the other thing to look out for todayis the other thing to look out for today is the idea of an extension to the transition period. michel barnier, the eu commi

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land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. try my all-american made with 100% ribeye beef fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. it's a burger as american as bald eagles. i get it, i'm bald. fast food's first and only ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. in a mid-term election that >>> polls are closing across the nation and voters -- votes are being counted in a midterm election that the president himself said is a referendum on his leadership. the white house says president trump has headlined 30 political rallies in the past two months, hoping to boost the prospects of thousands of gop candidates and that may be happening tonight. >> let's bring in dr. larry guerstin. we talk a lot about the division. we've talked about it for months and will talk about it tonight. what are the positives, seeing the energy in this party f

jean: regional banking will continue in italy. cost of because the -- because the cds has gone up. it has been stabilized and i hope italian banks will continue to finance commodities. italy and wek in finance companies. it must be finance. francine: what does it mean for lending? do you see a credit crunch? jean: no, we are not in this situation. maybe i should answer a different way. over the years, the eurozone has gone through some crisis. a lot has been learned. institutions are stronger today and the system knows quite well how to address tensions. flexibility to do it and this is the way i see it for italy. i hope that governments in europe, including the italian government, will understand the challenge, will understand they have no interest in derailing this system. tensions can be absorbed. have tensions in emerging markets, i am thinking about turkey. are we going to see flaring up of tensions linked to fed normalization and dollar? on principle, they are different questions. one question is, what about emerging-market

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jean elle joins us with how thaa >> reporter: a woman moved to paradise a year and a half ago. she lost everything in the camp fire. we met her at the village bakery tonight. she wonders and worries about how many people didn't get out of the trailer park where she was living in time. >> going to the plane, i didn't think we'd make it. >> reporter: jean didn't think she would survive the drive out of paradise. she raced out of the mobile home park, taking a 90-year-old neighbor with her before flames leveled the park. >> i ran in the house and have to get dressed. we got everything and got her in the car. >> the pair survived. but ryan wonders how many elderly neighbors didn't escape. she returned to the bay area where friends are doing what they can to help the 66-year-old to get back on her feet. >> reporte >> i have been given clothes, money. they started a gofundme. i've been offered housing. i've been so blessed. >> reporter: working to stay positive, the artist says it's an opportunity to get new painting supplies, a new home and a new job. when she's allowed to return to

theresa may has been meeting with european commission had jean-claude juncker. on the table, a blueprint for britain's future ties with the blockhead of the crucial summit on sunday. also coming up, stand off. the eu tells italy it is sleepwalking into instability. that is as it rejects romome's budget, but italy's new government is digging in its heels and setting the stage for a showdown. the concentration camp in northern germany that the world forgot. aside from a small memorial, there is not much left to mark the site of the camp. one of the last survivors has been talking to dw about her experiences there. and with f for years to u until the qatatar world cup, we will take a look at the contntroversy surrounding the next addition of the biggest football event. -- next edition of te the biggest football event. sarah: i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. theresa may has failed to achieve a breakthrough on the final bricks of deal after crunch talks in brussels. theresa may met with european commission president jean-claude juncker to further negotiations

with jean—claude juncker.s during prime minister's questions, there was some confusion as to what there was some confusion as to what the government's policy is. now theresa may scrambling really in these closing days. let's just see if they stop and speak, mr jean—claude juncker and theresa may. mrs may, are you here to negotiate? well, all fairly businesslike there, and formal. jean—claude juncker and theresa may beating eu officials as the two sides try to find that brexit deal in time for a summit on sunday of european leaders, but there are now some questions as to whether that summit will be going ahead. stumbling blocks remaining over uk access to the eu single market, access to uk waters for eu boats and the issue of gibraltar, which is certainly something the spanish cup and say they are not happy with at the moment. any develop and in brussels we will return there for you. more on our main story. let's get more now on our main story and a 31—year—old british academic has been sentenced to life in pri

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nbc bay area's jean elle is in san francisco for us this evening with the latest twist. jean? >> reporter: well, as protesters gathered here at city hall tonight demanding the removalpry replace jeff sessions is an attempt by the administration to halt against tomorrow. >> the trump regime must go! >> reporter: they want them out. tonight demonstrators called for the removal of president trump and vice president pence. they say the forced resignation of attorney general jeff sessions raises concerns of corruption at the white house. >> i think crushing the mueller investigation, which is clearly what trump wants to do, he's been railing about it. >> reporter: acting attorney general matt whitaker will now oversee the russia investigation, a probe he has openly criticized in the past. >> i could see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced with a recess appointment and that attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller but he just reduces the budget so low that his investigation grinds to an -- almost a halt. >> i want everybody here to spread the word. >> reporter: activists are

after that deal was done, jean—claude juncker, the president of the commission, said this is the bestle, in fact, this is the only deal possible. we're not to take him entirely seriously, are we? well, i think one should take it seriously because after all the negotiations, actually, we have reached an agreement. if you look at our watches, if you look at them, you can see the time is really disappearing very quickly actually, and we have very limited time now to finalise the whole process and you can see on the basis of what is going on now in the uk, that it is a process, the political element, the political discussion of the deal, and also on our side, we need to go through the procedure, which requires some months. so we are actually in a moment where we cannot waste more time and we cannot imagine that there can be something good going back to the table and renegotiating. i don't think mrjuncker has exaggerated, i think there is nothing hidden as a plan b here. you say nothing hidden, no plan b, and we'll get back to that in just a moment. given the sensitivity of the time, as yo

nbc bay area's jean elle is live. jean. >> reporter: he has met undocumented i am granltmmigran white and don't believe it is about them. he says america cannot address this polarizing issue until we have a better understanding of who all the undocumented people are and their value. >>> images of immigrants from central america being teargassed while trying to cross america's border with mexico are driving a national conversation about illegal immigration. senator mitch mcconnell said the president wants $5 million for a border wall. >> well, we're talking about it. we're trying to get the president the money he would like for the wall. that's part of the year-endsi. >> reporter: in san francisco at the commonwealth club, undocumented immigrant and pulitzer prize winning columnist jose antonio vargas says the undocumented immigrants are coming from countries around the world and the focus is unfair to the people of mexico and central america. >> we're missing undocumented filipinos, koreans, vietnamese. we're missing

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jean claude juncker, president of the european commission, issues a warning to those mps who think the eu can be persuaded to make further changes. this is the best deal possible for britain, this is the best deal possible for europe, this is the only deal possible. donald tusk, who chaired the summit, says the european union wants to remain as close as possible to the uk after brexit. regardless of how it will all end, one thing is certain. we will remain friends until the end of days. also this hour: for the first time in decades, parliament seizes documents. they were taken as part of an ongoing dispute between facebook and a committee of mps investigating the technology giant's use of private data. it's thought the documents have been seized as mps on the culture, media and sport select committee don't think facebook has been responding adequately to their questions. and in cricket, england have set sri lanka a target of 327 to win the final test and avoid a series whitewash. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. eu leaders have given their formal backing to britain leaving the e

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