thank you so much, colleen, for paying tribute to saskia. time and we a re really saskia. we appreciate your time and we are really sorry for your loss. coueen we are really sorry for your loss. colleen moore, who is a friend and who was saskia jones's tutor. and for our voters here, when i asked coueen for our voters here, when i asked colleen at the end, i know you couldn't quite hear all of that, when i asked colleen at the end what she thought about the political row, she thought about the political row, she said saskia would not have wa nted she said saskia would not have wanted that to be the conversation because that was not the kind of person she was and she would have been concerned to be talking about peace. i want to bring you some breaking news if i may. bear with me one second. this is from the metropolitan police, their counter terrorism command and officers have arrested a 23—year—old man in north london on suspicion of breaching notification requirements under counter terror legislation. he was a rested yesterday and remains

according to prosecutor colleen barnett of the harris county district attorney's office, that was because they'd made some early observations about the crime scene. >> officers have investigated burglaries and robberies for many years before they get in homicide. and they thought that the scene looked kind of suspicious. >> so what was off kilter with this one? >> the fact that it didn't look burglarized. >> the drawers were open, i think, right? >> they were open a little bit, but nothing was tossed. >> reporter: but what about those items lizz noticed were missing from the house? and that backpack of apparent burglar's loot she found in the garage? well, detectives took careful note of many other items, pricey things that had been left untouched. >> cameras, the bicycle. there was some painting equipment. there were things that were easy to take that weren't taken. and then the stuff that was taken and put in the backpack was left in the garage. doesn't make sense. >> reporter: the home, to investigators, showed no sign of forced entry. that open garage door the only possible way in for

may 2010 with louis fine colleen charge the meister shot that is lifted in munich a good start to the new decade for buying. your region revolution was already underway. we had an incredible team spirit start of the decade it was quite. i thought something special was coming together indoors under an unconventional young coach with the front foot approach and plenty of energy to burn. late february 27th a pivotal meeting of the club's destined to dominate germany's football landscape for years to come and produced a barnstorming display in munich ran out $31.00 winner. but we were young really dynamic. and just enjoy putting in the. books of the coaches specs bore the brunt of the celebrations. bush talking about it i still had a bit of an itch i was a tiny cut the glasses are in the club museum now if you want to see them. i'm. by the end of the season dortmund had won their 1st championship in 9 years and that time had hauled itself back from the brink of insolvency adding an extra dimension to the title celebration. it was an added bonus because most of the land they don't actually

was the center of german film for a long time with most german oscar winners like colleen a link based here they all studied at the city's university of television and film the high fat a huge number of its graduates have gone on to stellar careers. to go through as one of germany's film is munich the place to be for movie makers and . the place to be. might have amazon and we've got some serious competition in that's berlin of course young people go to berlin partly because it's much more affordable to live there. but i like being in munich. unit is a good base to start off from it's a good city to come home to. when you travel around the world and see all kinds of exciting things but also get a bit stressed out from it all then munich is a lovely place to return to it's a sheltered and structured world. i find it's a very orderly city. if it is and it's just that i'm for you started out studying documentary filmmaking when did you make the transition to feature films. except as i don't have so can i realised fairly quickly to be honest i sneaked my way into film school via documentar

colleen voted early and is waiting for something big over trust cause as it's been 10 years since a swabian lost in the spotlight on the sidelines back then he coached by am now his task with saving a struggling how. does is the moment honest but the current situation is problematic there's no need to beat around the bush you can read the table now is just about helping out mr haye for the hopkins montana round that's also brought in for my brain in coach alex knowing as his right hand man a breath of fresh air in berlin. only is more stagnant at dortmund with lucianne 5 still in charge even after a resurrect recent performances and a potential champions league group phase exit this game could decide it for 5. dollars and me a gong spygate couldn't care less about this discussion nation gets ridiculous i have no comment you have asked my parts of it i know the world's going to be crazy but it's not my kind of thing. to me just finish to start paddlers world already started shaking 15 minutes and ironically it was jaden sanchez who netted the opening go. one now. that's against boston lancas

who cleans my after a 10 year absence he's returned to the women's league to save nance's season colleen martin doul far from over at 1st cause as big things are happening in dortmund where calls for the coach's head get even louder. as a new dawn say god is gone so that is all relational each new c.f.i. when dorman headed to belin facing teams went ahead with no less than his jaw on the line each was devoted to good ministry good common some coaches are expected to win every single match. of god comes out of good hands e flicks by and maintain their aspirations of greatness. all would leverkusen right history this time around. things that we are live for left for this year and history wouldn't be made without big goals in big games there's always some border . believe and it's coaches kicked off on match day 13. the man is responsible for germany's 2006 world cup on national some a fairy tale is not easy work wonders at hand you can clean xmen is back in the bundesliga. a lean matador lin is waiting for something big over it was close as it's been 10 years since a swabian lost stole the

i want to thank everyone who came up and said you're praying for my sister colleen.ort she's doing wonderful. thank you. and tonight, it's my honor, along with rick, to present the award for most patriotic sportsmen. if you think of sports, what comes to mind. i have a hall of famer here as well. >> sports are meant to unite and motivate people. when the game is over, enemies become friends, competitors become allies. before the game, they all stand for one purpose. that's to honor the fallen, to remember those who have served. at least that's how it should be. >> the next recipient will not stand for anything less. >> making news for protesting the national anthem, one hockey coach has gone viral for the message he sends his team on the national anthem. >> round one in soccer. the nfl. if there's anybody here who's going to be disrespectful to either the american or the canadian national anthem, grab your gear and get the [ bleep ] out now. you'll never see the ice in this arena. we don't have that problem in hockey. we're better than that. but there's no sense in w

either friday evening at 11 here in moscow my name's colleen bright warm welcome for me in the team with your world news this hour a 1st for you a member of the anti mass migration alternative for germany party has said extremists have threatened to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christina baum urged the media and other political parties to stop and words that hate campaign against her party reporting from berlin here's a bunch of those it says. the i if the politician christina house posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was this covered by the if there politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop spreading their hatred against the ai if the. threa

watching this weekend welcome to saturday news update from aussie international in moscow my name's colleen bray welcome to the program 1st for you a member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and reportedly examining whether it was terror elated the shooter was a saudi military training and was at the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene by officers unconfirmed reports suggest that the perpetrator published an anti american manifesto prior to the attack here's r.t. america contribute money borrows. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know we time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things bette

international my name's colleen brain it's wednesday evening at 9 here in moscow it is 7 pm in germany that's where we're starting this hour it's announced that it's made to russian embassy employees persona non-grata in connection with the murder of a georgia national in august but attorney general says there's evidence moscow may have been behind the killing to claim that russia vehemently denies evangelos sepsis picks up the story. through employees of the russian embassy are to be expelled and over to cleared a person non grata after this new general tourney of germany is taking over the investigation of the murder of the chechen in berlin allow us august with seem to be an asylum seeker in the country germany has taken this action against the russian employees and or to russia because they believe that russia has not done enough to help the authorities in germany looking into this investigation and they also say that berlin is taking this stance because they say that there is some sort of russian state level and for when and this word or the federal foreign office today declared t

smoke full cost of when i was going to quit i had known people have the back of your model but the colleen was always on. and you know and who. let me know when. i found it really but. if you're a journalist in the middle east you have to fight every day as well you're not fighting with guns and you're not fighting with rocket propelled grenades or even shields you are fighting with your desire to show people what's actually happening which. which burned so strongly in yasser so yasser is weapon was his camera and this picture is wonderful because in that you can see the strength that was at the core of everything that he did and not just strength he's got a little bit of a smile there but it's. to me it's an expression that says this is who i am this is where i belong this is where i'm going to stay and he was passion for syria and syrian people and he wanted to tell that story you have to remember you know he lived through a similar situation in iraq you know when the iraqi refugee people refugees when the polls are open the american dream they did when fallujah was on the fire the white

colleen joins us now from the university campus in cambridge.o speak after every lecture, she would come, and ask questions about what it was we we re ask questions about what it was we were talking about. all she wanted was to get every single second of learning. she was clearly passionate about the subject. what was she passionate about in particular? ultimately, her subject was about rape, that was her passion from the beginning. that is what i teach about, it is my research area. she would talk to be about things i had said. she made a point that is where she wanted to work in the future and he became such a passion that she wrote her dissertation on rape, a political statement about rape crisis and the politics of money, funding that does not go into rape crisis. she talked about it as if it was a patriarchal problem that we have so little money to work with rape victims. did she get 100% for rape victims. did she get 10096 for her dissertation? yes, she did. we called saskia100%. the last time i had communications with it was about a week

i now have to rely on exactly what colleen relies on, which is karma and the fact these people have to live with what they did. >> sometimes cases don't measure up. >> reporter: he could still be charged again later. >> as you know, there's no statute of limitations as to murder. >> reporter: the jury acquitted lee, she cannot be charged again by the state of california. the bodyguard and trainer who faced accessory to murder charges for dumbing green's body remains in custody. prosecutors cut a deal with him but ultimately did not call him as a witness. the district attorney says if he could turn back the clock, he would have never cut that deal. still, he says he does not believe the jury would have convicted him on murder charges. he will be sentenced on january 10 on the accessory to murder charges that he pleaded guilty to. it's possible at this point, he served all the time he will be sentenced to and could be released that day. >>> a journalist was in the courtroom for almost every day of the trial. his name is ed walsh. he is usually behind the scenes here. melanie spoke to him

no colleen and joe was all we i am a command mommy. at the cologne and not on a sleep wrong national center. or a walk in and a lot of his overlooks all sort of out of the law a sort of assault and assault by the un has a lead let them set up lightly on the head and let them going to shoot that scene and why it's going to happen that the money which. was no no no no. nono. so we're driving now to a boat or a very significant rooftop to see the whole of the holy basin if we're talking in terms of this battle between east and west jerusalem your view is need to understand there is no such concept of arab east jerusalem today there really isn't there's only a small area called the holy bison which the arab world really wants which they obviously could never get the battle of the conflict is over one particular area which is the old city and the area around the old city for the 1st. we're not a secret organization it's a very very well known normal regulated nonprofit organization and it's not hidden . from me here you get to see what we c

ed: pastor, you and i were talking before, we started the cameras rolling about my sister colleen, onef many people around the world sending us notes and cards. we are still getting them. the prayers we received, it was frankly overwhelming, we felt as i donate part of my liver for her, she is doing great now for people that don't remember, we're grateful for the prayers and we literally felt the prayers lifting us up. can you talk about that? for some people who maybe don't have god in their lives, are thinking over the christmas season about how they get back to church, about the power of prayer? >> the apostle paul said, pray about everything. don't worry about anything. tell god your needs and don't forget to thank him for his answers. the fact is, god is powerful. he answers prayers. i would just encourage people during this holiday, ed, to take ten minutes, set a timer, and in that ten minutes, write as many good things god has done for you that you possibly can. when you go through the difficult times in the coming year. reflect on all the good things that you have in your life.

. >>> earlier this year i donated a part of my liver to my sister colleen. you see that there. the road to recovery. i'm proud to report. our next guests more importantly have a special brand new story to tell, they're sharing their journey with organ donation. how it impacts their lives. how you might want to know more about it. angela jennings donated part of her liver to marlon garrison. dr. martin levy performed the procedure. welcome all. >> thank you. >> thank you. ed: let me start with the recipient. how are you feeling? >> i feel great. >> thank you. ed: go ahead. >> sorry. >> i feel really, i feel better than i have in years. i'm doing well. thank you, angela. ed: yeah. you're feeling a lot better now. angela, talk a little bit about how you're feeling? >> i'm feeling great. it has been a great experience. ed: that's great. can you tell us, a little bit, angela, how you learned about this whole process. >> roger and i have been friends for over 20 years. he had actually moved to tennessee. so we weren't keeping in touch as much as we had before. and he had reached out

. >> we worked so hard and i now have to rely on exactly what colleen relies on which is karma and the fact that these people have to live with what they did. >> sometimes cases just simply don't measure up. >> reporter: all of that said, viot could still be charged again later. >> there's no statute of limb talgss for murder. >> she cannot be charged again by the state of california. meanwhile, the body guard and trainer who faced accessory to murder charges for dumping green's body remains in custody. prosecutors cut a deal with him but ultimately did not call him as a witness. san mateo county district attorney says if he could roll back the clock, he would have never cut that deal. still he says he does not believe the jury would have convicted adella on murder charges. adella will be sentenced on accessory to murder charges, the charges he pleaded guilty to on january 10th. it is possible with the number of years it has taken with this case that he's already served all the time he'll be sentenced to. and in at that case, he could be released that day. live in redwood city, abc 7 n

i mean, how did you do -- who did the makeup on it >> this amazing man, kazu hiro, did the makeup colleeni got to say i mean, from knowing you throughout the years, you're one of the nicest people i've ever met in my entire life and for you to play such a a creep -- [ laughter ] -- is honestly, it's shocking to see >> i know. >> jimmy: i mean, is it -- does this help you get into character to become this human >> well, it was -- you know, the only hard acting is bad writing. and this is a marvelous script by charles randolph, the oscar winner to "the big short." >> jimmy: oh, that's right >> he told the story of roger's fall the way he told the story of the financial crisis in "the big short. and i don't know >> jimmy: it moves so fast i wanna -- i wish -- >> it's great. it's terrific. >> jimmy: i almost want the movie to be longer it's just like, "oof." you just feel so bad for these women and you go, "oh, my gosh." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "i hope the guy gets what's coming to him." >> and he does >> jimmy: and he does, absolutely does. i think you're now -- you've actually cornered the marke

colleen cooper and peggy noonan, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin and rich lowry.t up sort of the three impeachments or near impeachments of our lifetime and show you sort of the polling. where the american public was on each. here is president trump. 48% support impeachment. his job approval rating at 44% and his job approval in his own party was 89%. let's compared to bill clinton. the support was much lower. his job approval was much higher and in his own party was slightly lower. and then nixon, approval slightly lower than trump and job approval showing the best number and of course 48%. doris, in some ways, i think we see why donald trump is surviving, why bill clinton survived and why nixon did not. >> clinton survived because people thought it was a private matter more than a public matter. the economy was booming and they liked him and when they started the impeachment hearings his approval rating went up. >> even as his personal rating went down. >> it took a hit because of what they were saying before about dropping your pants in the white house. but for

. >> my sister colleen, she had hereditary cirrhosis and this summer i took time off and i donated part of my liver and they took out her diseased liver and my 30% liver regenerated in her, within four to six weeks. then mine, what i had left regenerated within four to six weeks. you know, she hosted my family, my wife, my kids, for thanksgiving, because she wanted to show that she was back and she was cooking and decorating the home and colleen is doing fantastic. it's just a miracle, frankly, because i had the support of so many people because we should say, we are teasing each other about the 9:00 a.m. thing. you are a terrific friend and there are so many people in the hallways here who were behind us, praying for us, the fox audience, the fox business audience, so that was so humbling, made me so grateful this summer. i took off in july. i was out for a couple of months. my sister is healthy and she's two years younger than she, she's got two beautiful children and she's got a whole new lease on life. so i'm just so proud that she's doing so well. the support of the fox audience ha

this is the great costume designer colleen atwood, and this genius hero who did not just my transformation >> it is uncanny. >> yeah. of course, in my case, he added about 300 pounds just to my face alone. >> you mentioned you grew up in the theater where the ensemble cast is so important. this movie, you really do have an incredible ensemble. you mentioned charlize theron, nicole kidman, margot robbie. how was that? >> it was phenomenal, and i could go on. connie britton, kate mckinnon, allison janney, malcolm mcdowell. it really was wonderful. it was, like, the best c nypa you could put into a movie, and charlize incidentally was our producer. the movie never would have happened without her. [ applause ] it was a remarkable group. >> it's getting great reviews and we have a clip. let's take a look right now. >> i defy you to find any evidence that a single part of what these women are saying is true. get ready. more will come. we need to let rupert know what it means if i lose. gretchen carlson could kill fox news. this is a fight for your jobs. if i go, you go. >> wow. [ applause ] >> y

joining me now is the editorial director of frommer media, colleen frommer. are feeling flush. they want to get out and see their families and they're doing so. it's always iffy to travel at the holidays. this is the bad weather season, especially in this time of climate change. >> especially today. >> yes. so people have to take a lot of precautions before they get out there. >> do we expect to see the same traveling numbers before the christmas season? >> absolutely. if you're going to fly on christmas try to fly first thing in the morning. that's because you will be going out on a plane that's leaving from the airport. >> i thought you were going to say fly first class. >> that would be nice too, yes. you'll be leaving on a plane that's already at your airport rather than coming from somewhere else. coming from somewhere else, you could experience a delay. that's going to happen to a lot of people today, and cancellations. >> we were talking about the weather conditions today, this is worst case scenario for many people. it's the busiest travel day of the

that's me and my beautiful sister colleen and the other tradition is waiting until christmas mornings looking beautiful. that's me on the left. >> she would give you one gift. and basically it would be pajamas so that on christmas morning in the photos you would have a whole new. i would get batman. i think there was batman in one those things. this year my mom and sister came by and i got socks. i didn't get pajamas but i got these giant socks very warm. so i'm grateful for them. we hope to keep the tradition alive. these are a form of pajamas. nicole: one of my mammography technologists gave me the exact same things. he haded what he are your traditions? nicole: i have three boys at home plus my husband. that is us last night in front of christmas tree in our pajamas. we just put out the cookies and milk for santa. we make a big dinner christmas eve night. usually fish, italian and roast beef. i make a goose or a duck. it's all about cooking for us. i will go home today have. a big breakfast. do our presents. i force my family to watch white christmas because i do that every christ

and my sister colleen as well. she is doing great. she bought me a superman cap.anted to thank me for this year. i put it on nor her. and superman ornament for the tree. >> look at try tree for the second? that might be the smallest christmas tree you have ever had. ed: new york city is a little different than washington. katie: where did you buy that tree. >> swure on the corner of third avenue. katie: do you go get a tree on the corner. ed: smallest tree about $6,000. griff: it's a real tree. ed: tell us how you spent christmas. email us your photos. we want to put them on all morning long friends@foxnews.com. we will be showing them. especially if they are patriotic. #all-american christmas. we appreciate it. president trump in the meantime down on the christmas spirit for christmas spirit. showed you the photos and church. on christmas knight unleashing on the speaker of the house nancy pelosi with this tweet. why should crazy nancy pelosi just because she has a slight majority in the house, be allowed to you impeach the president of the united states? got zer

and online, the mirror carries a story about wayne and colleen rooney, who have had a secret bunker, built into their new £20 million mansion in cheshire. the paper says the security measures have been revealed in "publicly available plans". i'm sure they are delighted those details are publicly available. all the effort and money and then talking about it on the telly. well. holly, do you have anything to say? not at all, not in the underground bunker there. i think we will move on from there. moving on to the australian open injanuary, it's a race against time forjoe, it looks like that knee injury that has been giving her problems over the last few months is still giving her some issues —— jo. the tendinitis few months is still giving her some issues ——jo. the tendinitis in her knee might mean she could miss it. this is somewhere where she has been very successful in the past, so fingers crossed that she will be fit in time. laura robson has had to undergo her second hip surgery. we a lwa ys undergo her second hip surgery. we always talk about andy murray and his hip injury, and h

pete: you're sister colleen has a liver disorder.e decided to step up and donate. ed: she is on the list, the national list. takes a long time. we don't know. i just got to try to help. >> ed is on the phone. are you there? ed: good morning. we feel great. we succeeded in victory i think in winning other goal which is to get my sister healthy. absolute miracle. i want to say to so many people. the two of you were here for me. i can't even begin to thank you. i'm so happy to be back. >> i have to share something with you guys. i have a little bun in the oven. are you ready to be a daddy? >> i don't know. >> it is actually a boy. it's a little boy. ed: is there a surprise. >> what did you do? ed: three men hosting a baby shower. pete: i tried a labor simulator. oh, my gosh. you ladies out there, unbelievable. all the love. >> nine days people. you have to pray for me. ed: newest member of the "fox & friends" family. it will make the debut. >> i could not wait to meet everyone. pete: 2019 graduates of "fox & friends" university. congrat

one said it is better than rebecca vardy against coueen better than rebecca vardy against colleen rooneyr party and the working class heartlands of the north so, many of which fell to the conservatives and the new younger support base that jeremy conservatives and the new younger support base thatjeremy corbyn had can be united in the future and you have the row between emily thornberry and caroline flint about what one did or didn't say and emily thornberry may well take legal action against her former colleague. caroline flint was told by somebody else that i had spoken to somebody else. that person, unknown. and when, unknown. and where, unknown. and she still won't, you know, tell us. that people were supposed to be "stupid. " i would never even think that, let alone say it, it's a complete lie! so, i've said to caroline, "come on, caroline, this isn't true, "you know, withdraw it, and i'll give you until the end of the day." and she refuses to, so i have to go through all the hassle of instructing solicitors, and that's all we're doing — we are having to take legal action. toys the

president, i would ask unanimous consent that ken surletta, hannah kitsmiller, colleen o'connell, matthew sartur and maria faschia, interns of mine, be granted floor privileges on tuesday, december 3. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that jason maynard, a defense fellow in my office, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i had a wonderful thanksgiving break, and i trust the presiding officer did, too, and i hope everyone enjoyed time with their family and friends last week. it was my pleasure to be back home in texas and able to spend time with some incredible people and some organizations that are doing a lot of good in their communities. for example, i volunteered at the central texas food bank which has a service area twice the size of massachusetts and has been fighting hunger for nearly four decades. i joined them to help distribute some of the food that they had collected to low-income families as they prepared for thanksgiving and