they was a little more candid, but the barbara bush is exactly the barbara bush that stood up and talked at press conferences, or met with friends for lunch or whatever. it was totally consistent personality, and that means she was presenting to the world exactly who she was. >> i will say this that jimmy and i was with her the day before barbara passed away. the guys had got a drink and the aid had said to barbara and me, would you all like something? barbara said i think i will have a manhattan.[ laughter ]>> she did and she had several sips of that before she nodded off to sleep. she was full of spunk and life until the very end. a remarkable lady. >> thank you all so much for sharing those memories.[ applause ]. >> former first lady barbara bush died this past april and was only the second woman in history to be married to one american president and the mother of another. next on the presidency, an event from the george w. bush presidential center with a daughter-in-law and former first lady laura bush introducing five of the grandchildren of barbara bush who remember the woman they

but, barbara did it. she just had courage but i will tell you the way she cared was not just me, she did the same kind of thing for so many of her friends. she was a remarkable friend in every way. >> you said she was a fierce protector of her friends? >> yes, and especially her family. she had an uncanny ability to read people for good and for bad. >> first of all, she was the definition of love. she loved her husband, unbelievably. she loved her family. she would give love and she wasn't afraid to give tough love. i witnessed a lot of the tough love. sometimes, i was expected to pass on the tough love which was very difficult but i remember first seeing her when she was really talking about trips to china and the slideshow and she was a little shy and i remember her empowering her daughter to step up and learn the slideshow and give the slideshow. i remember her doing cross stitching at every down moment, writing notes, i remember her thinking of detail, i remember her being passionate about things that

and barbara lee and leader pelosi? is she -- is leader pelosi better off having hakeem jeffries chair the caucus? reporter: nancy pelosi is extremely close with both members. barbara lee and hakeem jeffries. that's why you did not see her tip the balance of this election. she stayed out of this race. she did not endorse anybody. both have progressive values. both are considered allies of nancy pelosi. so i think having hakeem jeffries there probably will serve her well. because it will tamp down some of the frustration from these younger members of having not a whole lot of young people at the leadership table. it puts somebody from this new generation at the leadership table, in a pretty prominent spot. the chairman attends all of the leadership meetings and is the number five leadership position, somebody who basically governs the entire democratic caucus and runs the meetings and will be running future leadership elections later today. so i think it is a sign that things are slowly changing. there is some generation

hazel is in london and max huffman is in brussels very good to see you both barbara let's start with you where are all the action is at the moment you know yesterday there was a lot of talk about possible cabinet resignations we saw this five hour marathon cabinet meeting and today we've seen now breaks that secretary dominic rob has resigned tell us more about his letter his reasoning what's behind this. what is behind is that dominick rob just needed a little bit more time after last night's cabinet meeting to make up his mind and inside is yesterday night after the reason they had come out in downing street and said this is the deal now take it or leave it or you will have no correct and i believe that this is the best that can be done when she came out and sort of seemed to have won the day of service here you said yes she won this particular small skirmish but she didn't win the battle and some of the ministers in her cabinet among the hard line breaks two years might well need more time to think about what happened and what really is on the table and this in fact then turned ou

those who supported me and those who supported barbara. we have an opportunity now to come together to move forward, to fight for the people in the united states of america. not for the wealthy and the well off anti-well connected, that's what the other side does. -- and the well connected, that's what the other side does. house democrats will fight for the people, work hard to lower health care cost, protect people with pre-existing conditions, increase pay for everyday americans, work on a real infrastructure plan, clean up corruption in washington, d.c. there are several other leadership election that is will take place over the next few days. once that's concluded, we all will be in a position to come together and foe can cuss on the business of the american people. -- focus on the business of the american people. let me also thank joe crowley, my friend, mentor. i stand on his shoulders. he served this congress in a phenomenal way. for 20 years. served the city of new york. served communities in queens and the bronx. and we know that

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well let's bring in our correspondents for more on this story we have barbara vessel with us outside parliament in london and mocks hole in a brussels they have both been listening in to theresa may barbara let's start with you what were your main takeaways from what theresa may have to say they're defending the deal that she has agreed upon. it was rather smartly done in fact considering the impossible position that trees may really is really in and that really is her strength that she can just carry on she can just look into the face of opposition and simply state that what she is offering is a good deal and it's in the best interest of the nation whether that is true or not is a different matter but she does that was a lot of conviction and she also of course then again it told people what this choice means it means they would either vote for the brakes a deal that she is offering all they would sort of voted on then there would be no deal completely chaotic exit off britain from the european union or there was you know bret's it and then we heard the house at one point sort of ye

in maine, barbara walked her dogs on the beach every day twice a day. she did two times early in the morning and in the late afternoon when the dogs are allowed on the beach. she would walk her dogs both times a day. that a couple of summers ago she began to walk with a walker, and then last summer, she cannot walk on the beach, so she wildly drove her golf cart around walker's point with her little dogs running behind her for exercise.[ laughter ]. >> she won said that for heaven's sake, enjoy life and don't cry over things that was are things that was not, but enjoy what you have now to the fullest. from george's parents we have learned that all we know what we had is now. so take advantage of your life as it is and walk on the beach every chance you get. now, we are going to get to hear from five of the grandchildren of barbara bush, who will reflect on how their life has been shaped by the lessons there ganny taught them. i am happy to introduce ellie, and i hope she is going to come on out.[ laughter ]is she coming ?[ laughter ]ellie is first.[ app

>> five of barbara bushes grandchildren remembered her in this discussion. the former first lady was only the second woman in history to be married to one american president, and be the mother of another. her daughter-in-law, and former first lady, laura bush, introduced the panel. our coverage of this event began right after the audience saw a short video tribute. >> i come from a family of strong women, including my mother-in-law barbara bush. as that video showed, barbara bush led our country and the bush family with grace and quick wit. when she died, we celebrated her beautiful wife with a memorial service in houston, and then we drove to college station, to the bush gravesite at the bush library on the texas a&m university campus. on our drive, thousands of people lined the streets and waved flags, and those texas men took off their cowboy hats and placed them over their heart. when we reese the burial site at the bush presidential library, we was welcomed by 700 saluting texas a&m cadets, and it was a lovely tribute to a remarkable woman. president ge

barbara the part of carolina-- north dakota at sunrise. in fargo, still six hours east of oilfield her car broke down. a man at a gas station warned her against going to the pocket same the men were dangerous. she had just escaped a boyfriend who was a violent felon. could oilfield the men be any worse? she went to a woman's shelter in fargo where there arranged for her to work for all dollars in our. barbara saved up enough in a month to fix the car, fill up the tank and get the proper insurance and registration. she drove across interstate 94 to the southeast oil town of dickinson and slept in the walmart parking lot with the heated up like. a man there offered to let her sleep in his hotel room, but then began hassling heart for sexual favors and when she refused he told her he had money a common-- the ugliest thing out here, but me man, you woman, me have money and you're supposed to bow down a female friend once complained it to me. by the time i was doing most of my reporting, but at one time men were famous for prepositioning women

baseball for us in london thank you barbara. now to some other stories making news around the world the u.n. says the amount of greenhouse gases in earth's atmosphere hit a new record in twenty seventeen officials warned the increase means the opportunity to limit global warming is almost closed data shows levels of c o two and other gases that trap heat rising at a steady rate. u.s. chief justice john roberts and president donald trump have clashed over the independence of america's judiciary these images are from trump's inauguration roberts rebuked trump for denouncing a judge who ruled against trans asylum policy robert said an independent you did judiciary is something america should be thankful to half. a south korean pastor has been sentenced to fifteen years in jail after he was convicted of raping members of his church because the leader of a congregation with some one hundred thirty thousand members eight women brought charges against him. and chinese media say at least five people were killed and eighteen injured afte

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barbara, thank you. i mean, not only do you know your stuff, you kind of leveled the playing field with this daddy warbucks at the end, wearing the fake cowboy shirt. greiner: well, listen. i like when people create better mousetraps, and this is a better mousetrap, obviously, for your application. but my problem here today is just that it's really, really early. mm-hmm. so, because you're not ready yet, i'm out. thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it. o'leary: junior, everybody agrees you're a great salesman. thank you, kevin. so, the problem is, you blew it by asking for $500,000 in the prototype stage. it's too much risk. however, i'd like to be invested in a damn-good sales guy. i'm gonna structure a deal this way. i'll give you the $500,000 in two components. a hunsky -- $100,000 -- and i get the 10% equity for that. then i loan you $400,000. i'm gonna charge you 18% for that, which is what you would pay in the market. would you like to take that offer? does that make sense to you? uh, i'd

bays or in london thank you barbara. starr but there's been a big upset in the world of tennis an ad mccambridge from sports is here to tell us all about it hi ed thanks for joining us in our studio the world number one suffered a rare defeat to germany's great hope tell us about this looks on a serve just twenty one years old defeated novak djokovic to clinch victory in the a.t.p. finals straight sets victory now it is worth mentioning the a.t.p. finals on a grand slam but they are held in a very similar regard as a lot of great players very competitive atmosphere so let's take a look now how he chief it alexander serve was high on confidence and it showed in the opening stages. after breaking novak djokovic to serve sealed a six four victory in the all important first set. her third. he turned on the stall in the second set with a delightful ray of shots. with saving his best for last. night with remember leaving evidence obviously because the lovable one first of all want to come to work great really good not only thi

former first lady barbara bush died this past april. barbara bush was only the second person in history to be married to one american president and mary to another. a short video tribute. laura: i come from a family of strong women, including my mother-in-law, barbara bush. as that video showed, barbara bush led our country and the bush family with grace and quick wit. when she died, we celebrated her beautiful life with a memorial service in houston. and then we drove to college station to the bush library. on our drive, thousands of people lined the streets and waved flags. those texas men took off their cowboy hats and put them over their hearts. when we reached the burial site, we were welcomed by 700 saluting texas a&m cadets. it was a lovely tribute to a remarkable woman. president george h.w. bush is fine. he misses bar. he is in good spirits. he will head back to houston in october. george and i believe that his parents have showed us the way to age with grace. bar used to walk her dogs on the beach twice every day. she would wa

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barbara bush's grandchildren remember her in this discussion led by cokie roberts. she is only the second woman in history to be married to one american president and be married -- and be the mother of another. i work coverage of this event began right after the audience showed a short video tribute. >> i come from a family of strong women, including my mother-in-law our bush. as that video showed, barbara bush led our country and the bush family with grace and quick wit. when she died we celebrated her life with a memorial service in houston. then we drove to college station to the bush library. on our drive, thousands of people lined the streets and waved flags. those texas men took off their cowboy hats and placed them over their hearts. when we reached the burial site and the bush presidential library, we will -- were welcomed by 700 saluting texas a&m cadets. it was a lovely tribute to a remarkable woman. president george hw bush is doing fine. he is in maine. he mrs. barr. i will have to say that maine is a light -- a lot quieter without her. he is in good spi

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our correspondent max housman and barbara basal again thank you both. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world a top saudi prosecutor is recommending the death penalty for five people charged in connection with the murder of jamal khashoggi the journalist was killed last month after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul. lawmakers in sri lanka's parliament have exchanged blows leaving one m.p. hospitalized it is the latest escalation of the political turmoil that has left the country without a prime minister a cabinet the fighting started but the prime minister claimed the speaker had no with the order to remove him from office. the european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activists the lexan of only judges and straw sided with napoleon said his various jailings by russian authorities between two thousand and twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated involved he is a fierce critic of president vladimir putin and found himself behind bars on numerous occasio

thank you so much did obvious barbara basal there in london. well as we just heard from barbara people are crunching the numbers on bragg's it and it's looking like it might be more expensive that many thought that's right and barbara just measure a thousand pounds per year as another figure going around that is one hundred billion pounds a year that's what breaks it will cost the british people according to a new study commissioned by a group calling for second breaks that referendum it sees a number of economic blows in the u.k. is future if it goes ahead with a divorce from the e.u. they include drops in trade foreign direct investment and overall g.d.p. to the tune of around three percent the report comes on the heels of a tentative deal between london and brussels outlining the terms of their separation. now black friday may be over but cyber monday is just beginning that means you can skip the queues at the shops and school deals online retailers are promising online bargains on a whole range of products from clothing to electronics in th

council in brussels a barbarism is with barbara i have to come to you apparently because deal is going to lead to a prosperous future is going to be good for business and a generally overall bright future for the u.k. your reactions. yeah we've had this we heard this speech before and we haven't heard it just once we've heard it several times before i mean she is really recycling own own wording her own phrases her own ideas that are quite limited in this regard and the last time we heard this particular speech was just last week when she spoke to this c.v.i. to the association of british should business and they were not particularly happy about it because later on there was an e-mail and turn on the e-mail contact that that showed that they said yeah we officially endorse the deal but you know officially we know that this is not going to be very good economic and this of course made it through all the newspapers everybody could read this so will people believe her when she repeats or seven said this is going off into the glorious sunset it is very doubtful because there are so many t

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more details now with our correspondents barbara vessel is standing by in london garrick is in brussels all right garrick let's start with you so we hear that an agreement is in place on the future relationship between the u.k. and the block what do you hearing there so we have been taking a look at a leaked draft of the documents i'm sorry one pages and i've learned a few new vocabulary series the new relationship is described on page one as a bishop was brought deep and flexible and so it appears that this latest visit of three some may has brought her some you know hanging fruits will it be enough to sell back home that is a question i guess for for barbara what i can say from here is that it will now this document will now be passed on to the member states today it's been handed over to embezzle jurors to more of to the ship are you the people who will prepare the leaders' summit that is to come on the weekend or a barbara let's come to you there in london now and before we talk about whether troops are making get this through parliament you know this is the second piece of this ver

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in washington she got into politics last year and is on the ballot again on tuesday barbara welcome to the program so a record number of women and also minorities are running in the midterms but let me ask you briefly why did you decide to run what motivated you. i wanted to run because i felt like as an african-american woman who's college educated activist speak for the total community african-american women have always been the backbone of the democratic party way back to fan fannie lou hamer who just went around organizing making sure people knew what to vote knew what the issues will were to someone as great as shirley chisholm who was the first african-american woman to run for president in america so working with that bag i wanted to be a part of that force that made a difference in our community because those who are representing us now are not doing that and observers say it's not just the number of women running for office

vessel in london and max hoffmann in brussels good to see you both again barbara let's start with you we've seen for resignations there in london today two cabinet ministers ministers to junior ministers what does this mean for theresa may. this means quite clearly sumi that she really doesn't have the backing off the hard line breaks the tears in her own party they may be getting ready to revolt we don't know that yet whether they will reform and has made it within the day and said all of this internal leadership challenge or not. they absolutely are i'm happy it was the deal that's on the table they don't want it they say it's a betrayal of what they fought for it stood for trail off the sort of rights that they promised the british people and therefore they are now opposing trees a maze so she really gets it from all sides including her own party and that might be the hardest bit this point max let's come to you in brussels now as barbara saying there in london we're seeing theresa may under intense pressure this is after she got her cabinet to back this draft deal with the e.u. wh

barbara: they are sweeping. iall the big stuff. it is the core sectors of iran'economy -- banking, energy. maximu pressure is what the americans call it. they want to force the iranians to strike a new deal. 700 individuals on the blacklist. particularly the oil sector targeted because that is 80% of the revenues.an the amerdo not have much economic ties with iran. they have the economic muscle to force iran's customers, other countries to stop doing business. they haven't threatening to cut them out of the u.s. finthcial system i do, which has been effective. rajini: what other countries are the customers that get oil from iran? barbara: china andndia are the two biggest customers of iranian oil. the are others as well. the u.s. has decided to exempt other countries to allow iranian oil at reduced levels. eyave to worry about the dynamics of the oil market by trying to brinasit down as low hey can. they have not named the countries but we expect it will include india, turkey and japan. rajini: w this nuclear de not just a deal don

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barbara faisal reporting from westminster many thanks indeed. well as winter ramps up in the northern hemisphere extreme athletes have flocked to oman to compete in grueling desert conditions for a six day marathon the desert marathon began on saturday with a relatively short twenty one kilometer warmup which is aimed at allowing competitors to adjust to the oppressive conditions about one hundred fifty runners start of the race which will be held completely on sand across the gulf of oman to the arabian sea over one hundred sixty five kilometers. you're up to date now on d w news we back again at the top of the hour omarion evans dean from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. climate change. waste. i'm going to turn for. africa projects that are changing the one parliament for the better. or for. b.t.w. .

correspondent barbara vessel so barbara i think it's safe to say that he has had a rather difficult week she says so herself in a t.v. interview today and she also of course continued to defend her breaks the deal how does she come across. are she comes across as the woman who is signed it didn't determine to free to call this last week for her a rather difficult week of course is the understatement of the day it's been me it's been completed dr king used to do you get invited to reason me to get this interview that she would not step away that she would push this deal through and she demanded from her. group so far enemies to fall over unless and there was a stretch implied. let's hear what the prime minister has to say. you know change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations uneasy and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic what it will do what it will do is bring in a degree of uncertainty that's uncertainty for people and what it will do is mean that is a risk that actually we delay the against your actions and that's a risk that wrecks it gets

i love barbara. all right. not all of us love this rain that we're about to see out of here moving in from the southwest. it's going to be pushing to the north and east.le s go ahead and break it down, what you're going to see. the rain iscoming. freezing rain possible through the morning. there's going to be little sleet mixed in before noon in a lot of ths. regi the shelters valleys, higher elevation. some of it could slip to the eastern side of the blue ridge mountains. ramps, bridges, sidewalks, decks slick. be careful. mall parking lots, be careful. slick spots are to be throughout the region. all throughout the region before noon. and ten once head to noon and this changes to plain rain after we warm up, we're still going to have heavy rain this afternoon. the big picre right now, an area of low pressure moving up the eastern seaboard. all this pink is that but mainly freezing rainith a little bit of sleet mixed in. hey rain back toward west virginia. let me go ahead and zero in on this. yousan see i just

our correspondent barbara basler standing by force in london barbara what are the chances that theresa may will face a leadership challenge now. the chances seem to be growing by the minute because the rumor is really flying fast here and the plot seems to stick and indeed that the hardline bricks of tears in her own party the tory party might have gotten the forty eight letters together that they need to start such a leadership challenge they already do with the conservative whips that those are the people in the party at the parliamentary party who are supposed to keep the sheep in line they have been commanded to stay in town over the weekend because they might be needed now that is aside that internal rick needs to be down that treason may might want to talk to the black sheep among her. party and to try to convince them one on want to please don't do this to me but we will know more within a little while the signal will be wouldn't break him brady the chairman of the off the back fence or committee that's called nine hundred twenty two committee will enter downing street number te

>> i don't think there's any change at all, if i heard your question correctly, barbara. we have no smoking gun that the crown prince was involved, not the intelligence community or anyone else. there is no smoking gun. we have not changed that accountability for the murder is our expectation of everyone involved in the murder. accountability is our position, has not changed at all. and, by the way, i have read all the intel. i have personally read all the intelligence. i have read all the translations. >> reporter: sir, is it correct the cia has not come to a conclusion on these matters but expressed high confidence? >> there you need to go to the cia. >> reporter: and have you listened to the tape? >> i cannot understand that language, but i have spent more than enough time in service of our country. i know what grim circumstances could be. i needed to see what was said. i read the translations of what is alleged to be the tape. we do not have the tapes. we do not have the tapes. at least i'm not aware that we do. but i have read the translation twice the day they were

right so where do things stand let's bring in our correspondent barbara basell is in london and i cared much as he is in brussels good morning good to see you both know the draft deal of barbara is done what are they still negotiating at this point they're trying to figure out where the trees are made can get some further presence from the european union and that can only be done in the so-called declaration for the future economic relationship between the two sides because the divorce deal those five hundred eighty two pages of legal language that the british cabinet agreed to graduate last week is supposed to be done and dusted book closed but on the other side the twenty two pages of diplomatic lofty language theresa may hope hopes to insert a clause that will somehow open the door again for northern ireland and the so-called technical board a solution that would be an invisible border. watched over by technology that doesn't exist yet the e.u. had said let's not talk about something like that that we can see that britain is trying to get it on the other hand what she also wants is m

basell is following all the latest developments on bragg's it for us in london hi barbara good to see you such recently has just been grilled on live radio talk radio in london what were the main takeaways there. the main takeaways were that she could survive that rather easily because the host of the talk show who is generally feared as being rather fierce sort of gave her a lot of soft soap he let her get away was defending her breaks a deal rather easily and people who might have ranted and raved for over the telephone we're obviously screened out she talked about the n.h.s. about her own diabetes and of course she was asked rule michael gove the agriculture minister who is one of the stabilizing forces in her cabinet will he stay or will he go and she said of course i'm always very sorry if somebody feels that he has to leave cabinet i would love him to stay on but that is his to this decision and he hasn't come out here yet to talk in front of the t.v. cameras and say what she's going to do so we don't know yet whether her cabinet will see further turmel and further resignations

barbara: it is a part victory. when we just heard her talk about an impassioned debate, that really is sort of code, we fought like cats and a sacked because within these five hours, there were rumors coming out that some brexitteers were infuriated and she really had a hard time to get them to go along with the deal. this is a first step, but she is not there yet. many thought she would falter today when the meeting lasted so long. and finally, once more we must say she emerged victorious, but nothing is for sure. brent: we know she have to go the parliament tomorrow and try to do the same thing there. is that going to be as easy -- and i am using the word very carelessly. will it be as easy as it was tonight? barbara: it is going to be much more difficult because of course, she will have the full brunt of the hard brexiteers against her who do stand up in parliament and voice their opinion. she will have the full brunt of the scottish parliamentarians, and probably of her own who has been wavering over where and

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