gillian, back to you. gillian: that is a wonderful nugget to get in there., thanks for covering all of this for us. a great historical reminder about a time, an event in world history that really shaped the future of the 21st century. we thank you so much and we hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend in germany. leland: what a perspective. all right. the president was talking about this before he headed off to the alabama game where alabama is going to beat ls. alu.will the stock market rise t week? i don't have predictions about that but we're going to talk about it when we come back. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. mornings were made for better things than

gillian. gillian: as the house is preparing for more public testimony next week, up to eight new depositions, president trump continues to slam the impeachment inquiry. allison barber is live at the white house. allison, how is the administration reacting today so far. >> reporter: the white house, they say that this is all a waste of time. they consider the impeachment inquiry to be an illegitimate charade, wasting taxpayer time and their money. in a statement the white house press secretary said friday's hearing was as useless and incons question aninconsequenti, ambassador yovanovitch said she was unaware of any criminal activity involving president trump. she had no knowledge about the pause on aid to ukraine. it's difficult to imagine a greater waste of time. a big moment in yesterday's hearing did come when president trump attacked the former ambassador to glaxosmithkline aa tweet. it was called witness intimidation in real-time. president trump criticized the inquiry and told reporters

gillian? gillian: lucas, thank you for that.or reaction is republican pennsylvania congressman, also a member of the house judiciary committee and a former navy jag attorney, so the perfect person to be with us to talk with us. congressman, thanks so much for being with us today. >> thanks for having me on. gillian: yeah, you bet. so is this really president trump reacting to a military that's become overly lawyered? you know, the president putting his thumb on the scale in favor of men and women that serve in uniform? >> well, i can tell you from personal experience i had, i represented a navy seal who was false hi accused of covering up abuse on the butcher in fallujah, and i saw firsthand how the obama administration just threw these navy seals under the bus for an allegation that it was very clear it didn't happen. so i think what the president is doing here is he's reversing some of the obama era mindset in the military, including letting war fighters be war fighters. gillian: what strikes me there, right, is you and a lot

gillian.will all eagerly stand by, waiting a commenting, lucas, let us know if you get one, thank you. leland: president trump heading to alabama today for the alabama lasu game but did sound pretty confident about impeachment. hi, ellison. >> president trump came out of the white house, he made a brief statement to reporters and did not take any questions, he ignored shouted questions about whether or not he believed hunter biden should testify, he then took marine one to joint base andrews an spoke to reporters traveling with him on marine one, on the tarmac just before boarding and made a little bit of news, he said that he will release the transcript or some sort of transcript for that second phone call he had with the ukrainian president, he says that will be released on tuesday, in terms of impeachment, though, he has no issue with the impeachment proceeding moving public, public testimonies happening as they are scheduled for this womaning week, he said his position he simply does not t

let's bring back gillian turner.se, gillian, in these situations, the first concern is that this may not be the only incident and, in fact, we now have a second incident in the hague which is not determined to be a terrorist attack. i'm curious whether have you any sources who are now linking these two incidents? >> well, rick, the million-dollar question right now, one that was pose to the the police commissioner there in london was this attack in london and isolated incident? was it carried out by a lone wolf, or is it connected to any other incident? right now, the official line from intelligence from law enforcement is that they don't have any reason to believe. it isn't yet known to them whether or not these two attacks are connected in any way. but, rick, speaking to intelligence sources, they points out that we have seen over the past few years multiple coordinated attacks like this carry out in western europe at this precise time of year. between thanksgiving and the new year. so, there's a lot of suspicious,

>> as gillian was just talking about.he judiciary committee scheduled for 8 days from now on december 4th. we got a letter from the committee's chairman jerry nadler sent to president trump. i want to read you support of it, trace. the committee intends this hearing to search as an opportunity to discuss the historical and constitutional basis of impeachment as well as the framer's intent and understanding of terms like high crimes and misdemeanors. now, following all of these hearings e the house members may soon have to decide if president trump should be imeesmed. today a michigan congresswoman brenda lawrence is walking back some comments she made regarding impeachment. this is what she said in a recent radio interview. >> we are so close to an election. i will tell you sitting here knowing how divided this country is, i don't see the value of taking him out of office but i do see the value of putting down a marker, saying his behavior is not acceptable. >> trace: fox news has obtained a new statement from the congres

let's go to gillian turner. she has more for us. gillian, what do you know now?na, the-million-dollar question for law enforcement and intelligence community here is whether these two attacks in london and in the hague are linked. as of now authorities don't yet know. the attack in the hague is still pretty much an active scene. first responders are out in full force as we speak. so it's really way too early for any kind you have analysis. but here are the facts that we know at this hour. from dutch police. several people attacked by one man on the street underral and are now wounded. at least three based on the most recent confirmed reports. police were initially looking for a male suspect they said was about 45 years old and wearing a gray track suit. but, just a little while ago, the chief of police said that suspect description is wrong. this attack took place on what is a very crowded street, very busy shopping street. it's a market. multiple eyewitnesses are claiming the stabbing itself took place inside a stor store n hudson bay. the police chief said a li

president trump, though, to pick pup on what gillian says -- pick up on what gillian says, presidenteach e these people to fight and kill, and when they do that, we punish them. >> yeah. look, i'm troubled by some of this -- chris: which way in. >> for the reasons that gillian alludes to in the national security -- chris: the decision to clear. >> yeah. look, take the goldstein case. he hadn't had his court-martial yet. that is the way you get to find out what the actual facts are, and he short circuited that by intervening the way he did. on the gallagher, chief gallagher, the navy seal who was pardoned or had his sentence commuted, i guess, there were members of his squad who took incredible risk to report his behavior. and that sends a signal, this could send a signal, don't do this. i agree with the concerns about the overly lawyering up our military, but i'm not sure the messages being sent by this is the one that everyone wants. chris: let's turn to democratic presidential politics because at a point when you would expect in the late fall of the year before that the field would

gillian turner is on capitol hill.nce we last saw you and you're getting even more new information for us. what do you have? >> reporter: going through these transcripts, trying to pick out the most news worthy stuff from the transcripts so we can bring it straight to you guys. ambassador sondland, gordon sondland, ambassador to the e.u., asked about a meeting, impeachment investigators, excuse me, asked him about a meeting in the oval office with president trump, secretary perry and kurt volker. said the president repeatedly directed him to talk to his personal attorney. sondland saying he wasn't even specific about what he wanted us to talk to giuliani about. he just kept saying talk to rudy. talk to rudy. now, dana, this is interesting because we also know, as i told you earlier, that sondland said the president told him that he did not want a quid pro quo with ukraine. the president told him, i want zelensky, the president of ukraine, i want zelensky to do the right thing. so, clearly, he's supporting his boss' pre

gillian turner's live in washington with mark. let's start with this. what are you hearing on the first of all, about this attack in washington? i was washington involved? >> julie, i have been in touch with the cia all morning long since news of this terrorist attack first broke. i just touch with base within a couple minutes ago, and they are still, as of right now, deferring everything to u.k. authorities on this terrorist attack. the moment they do they will bring that to you here in washington. the white house confirms to fox news the president is up to speed, joe deere sent out a tweet a little while ago. i will read it to you. he says, "president trump has been briefed this morning's attack at the london bridge and is monitoring the situation. the united states strongly condemns all horrific attacks of violence on innocent people, and we pledge our full support to our ally, the united kingdom. "we do know that in previous week at del my recent attacks in london and elsewhere in western europe that the fbi counterterrorism unit based out of new yo

let's go back to gillian turner now who is reporting live through the whole thing.stand you have dug up among other things some information about something that nobody had heard of and headlines all the time now, what can you tell us? >> that's why i wanted to flag it for you. we're hearing a lot in the headlines lately about charisma holding this, it's a company that has been on the firing line for president trump from lots of republicans here on the hill. they are upset about the fact that a former biden sons had a beefy paycheck to do so while joe biden was serving as a vice president. in this newly released testimony now, we are getting some insight into how the company itself is viewed in the ukraine so i'm going to redo that now. this is what kent said. he said the company which is actually a major player thanks to all the licenses he granted to himself when he was a minister, a reference to the former minister of ecology in ukraine is a serious gas producer but the reputation in the industry as a company that throws elbows and uses political strings with a le

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it's time for others to condemn chinese human rights abuses. >> bret: gillian turner, thank you.ecord closes all around again today on wall street. the dow gained 55. the s&p 500 was up seven and the nasdaq finished ahead 15, all records again. there is an important figure tonight and the democratic presidential race. you may have heard of him. his name is barack obama. the former president is apparently getting involved. peter doocy takes a look tonig tonight. >> thank you. >> democrats who have captured their imaginations and 2008. >> you have done what america can do in this new year! 2008! >> on caucus night 2008 he gave a victory speech. joe biden dropped out. apparently obama doesn't think much has changed in 11 years because political reports phone calls, he's making two democrats running "with one candidate he pointed out that during his own campaign he had an intimate bond with the electorate, especially in iowa that he no longer has." no really doesn't have it? joe biden. the question is, who was the unnamed candidate he talked to about biden? was it mayor pete? >> what

hi, gillian. >> hi, julie. lots of moving pieces here.alking with the cia since the news of this attack broke earlier this morning. i touch base with them most recently a short while ago. they are deferring everything right are related to this terror attack on the follow-up investigation to british law enforcement and a british intelligence. hearing loss here in washington, the white house is keeping trump my president trump up to speed every step of the way. judd deere tweeting a short while ago. "the president has been briefed and is monitoring to see situation. the united states condemns all acts of violence on innocent people and we pledge our full support to our ally, the united kingdom." we know that in recent previous attacks that took place in london a total of eight since just 2017, the fbi counterterrorism unit worked hand in glove with british authorities. my intel sources say there is every reason to expect that will happen this time around with the london bridge terror attack. they say u.s. agents are likely already there wor

gillian turner, thank you very much. foxy chi political anchor bret baier, also the anchor and executive editor of "special report." 6:00 p.m. eastern, weeknights, don't miss it. bret, great to see you. let's talk about sondland first. i want to start there because that's where gillian turner ended up. there will be quite a bit of scrutiny to see, in his support of president trump, with the truth is about what he knows. >> exactly. i think this is what they are looking for for answers. it is not hearsay. ambassador sondland had direct calls and talks with president trump. one of them heard by two separate aides who have testified behind closed doors, to hearing, they say, the president on this call talking to ambassador sondland. those questions specifically about whether, as the democrats say, bribery, quid pro quo, and whether this all factored in, will come to gordon sondland directly come thursday. >> harris: when you look at the politics of the impeachment inquiry, there are a couple of things -- at least as we wrap

googood evening, gillian. >> gillian: good evening, mike.s attack on the hague is still an active scene. first responders and law enforcement are out there in full force as we speak. it's still way too early for any kind of analysis here and authorities not commenting now on whether they suspect terrorism links or any links to the terrorist attack earlier today at london bridge. an eyewitness captured the horror as it unfolded during the busiest shopping day of the year. take a listen. here's what we do know from dutch police now. several people were attacked by one man out on the street. there are three wounded so far. and they are all minors. police were initially looking for a male suspect about 45 years old wearing a gray track suit. but the chief of police now says that description is wrong. this attack took place on what is a very crowded shopping street. the pedestrians started running and screaming. see some of the holiday lights and decorations in the background. sources on the ground there say very if he has been neighborhood throu

leland: gillian turner was the first to report that, the islamic state claiming responsibility.e to be with you, laura, nice to be with you at home. i'm leland visit earth in washington. -- visit earth in washington. things are developing by the minute. the 28-year-old suspect had been convicted of terrorism offenses in 2012, served six years in prison before being released last year. and now, as you might imagine, there are so many questions about why he was released and perhaps when the brits could have done something to prevent this had he been kept behind bars. doug mckelway with more on that. >> reporter: yesterday's terror attack is a reminder that despite ebbs and lulls in the pace of terrorism, it persists, and that vigilance by governments and citizens cannot wane. 28-year-old uzman khan, whose family came from pakistani-controlled kashmir, was radicalized in part through internet propaganda. among his long-term plans was to set up a training camp in pakistan much like osama bin laden did in afghanistan. >> we do everything we can, our agencies have stopped some 24 inci

mark meadows over on capitol hill to hold our gillian turner that republicans will call for the resignation of house until chairman adam schiff after the report comes out on december 9th. arguing he was in cahoots with obama era officials working on the pfizer process. he has denied such a claim, he was not even the chairman at the time the application was under review. president trump in florida for the holiday, he can expect things to be busy next week. his personal attorney rudy giuliani is defending himself after a report by "the wall street journal" tells a story of him almost accepting half a million dollars to do work for the ukrainian government. in the end he said he declined to do that work, never accepted the money. cannot republicans and democrats are back in their home districts getting your fools about impeachment. here's a town hall with new jersey congresswoman mikey cheryl, she's a democrat. listen. when you listen to the witnesses, nothing has been proven. >> that is just a taste of where this country stands on impeachment. some very much in favor, others totally opposed.

. >> gillian, a lot to get through today. thank you very much. our senior producer on capitol hill chad pergram. the fight seems to be on the side to translate the transcripts to the public. >> striking in this transcript, democrats are going to perceive one thing in the transcript. republicans are going to perceive another. to be clear, you had gordon sondland, the ambassador to the european union go back the night before and call rick perry, the energy secretary and retool some of his testimony. that's important here because there was that phone call with bill taylor -- text messages, i should say, exchanging back and forth between them saying there was no quid pro quo and then there was an indication in the transcript that maybe there was. i'm going to go to an exchange between lee zeldin, republican congressman from new york and kurt volker, special envoy to ukraine, and zeldin says to volker at one point "in no way, shape or form was there any from the u.s. or ukraine did you receive indication of anything that resembles a quid pro quo" and

marie harf, executive director of the serve america packed, and fox news correspondent gillian turnerlet me start with you, where do you think we are at this moment, end of week one, beginning of week two of the impeachment hearings, and how important is gordon sondland, because i have to say i thought it was very interesting that neither democrat himes nor republican scalise was willing to say yep, whatever he says, that's the truth. >> first of all i hate acting as if from a theater critic in this -- >> chris: that's exactly what we are. because that's where we are? it's all about narrative and engaging the american people and whether they find compelling. >> chris: what was effective, what wasn't. >> on the merits i think it's fairly obvious that president trump demanded a quid pro quo from the ukrainians. i don't think there are a lot of reasonable people who disagree with that. whether that's impeachable, whether he should be removed for it, reasonable people can differ. that said, the reason why i think sondland -- so that said, i think that these hearings have not been sufficie

leland: gillian turner was the first to report that, the islamic state claiming responsibility.m leland visit earth in washington. -- visit earth in washington. things are developing by the minute. the 28-year-old suspect had been convicted of terrorism offenses in 2012, served six years in

gillian? >> hey, tucker.these two transcripts released by intelligence chairman adam schiff today are really the first we're seeing of, you know, what people who have firsthand direct knowledge of you who president trump has been conducting foreign policy towards ukraine. and they are pretty telling, tucker. u.n. ambassador gordon sondland asked about a meeting in the oval office with secretary perry and kurt volker says president trump repeatedly directed him to talk to rudy giuliani. saying, he wasn't even specific about what he wanted us to talk to giuliani about. he just kept saying talk to rudy. talk to rudy. but he also says he called president trump back in september and asked him point blank "what do you want from ukraine?" to which president trump answered "i want no quid pro quo. i want zelensky to do the right thing." now, another key exchange from ukraine envoy kurt volker's testimony highlights these major policy disagreements between president trump and the diplomatic core over u.s. military inv

let's go to gillian turner. she has more for us. gillian, what do you know now? >>

you heard gillian turner talk about john bolton.ew development, the attorney for john bolton and charles kupperman who was john bolton's former deputy nsa director here at the white house, sent a letter to the general counsel the house of representatives outlining the reasons why bolton and cooperman wanted to go to federal court to get an opinion about whether they should comply with the subpoenas that were issued to them. in one paragraph in the letter, cooper writes about bolton that he was "personally involved in many of the events, meetings, conversations about which you have already seen testimony as well as many relevant meetings and conversations that have not been discussed in the testimonies thus far." the committees withdrew the subpoena for kupperman and didn't she want to john bolton because they didn't want to wait until a court date until december to hear from them. they felt they were coordinated with the white house to try to delay the proceedings. this letter is to say they were not coordinating with the white hous

gillian turner reporting on these developments now. gillian? >> i met, harris.reaking this hour, we are learning the adam schiff last night send a letter to ranking member of the intelligence community, devin nunes, asking him for republicans to produce a wish list of witnesses they want to have testify at the open hearings that we now know are kicking off next week on november 13th. we are learning about schiff's letter said, "the list of witnesses must be accompanied by a detailed, written justification of the relevant to the inquiry of the testimony of each requested witness." we know from our sources that as of this morning john bolton still had not received a subpoena. we also know his saying he want dome i will show up in the state issue one. she's been postponing she was now on the instrument she was on the call with president zelensky on july 25th. we've also confirmed jennifer williams herself did receive a subpoena. the white house tried to prevent her from testifying here today, so that subpoena went out this morning to ensure that she showed up. yest

gillian turner, thank you so much.hite house official is suing a journalist and her website for reliable and looking for tens of millions of dollars in damages, but a big payout is not all that is at stake. it goes right to the heart of the impeachment inquiry, howard kurtz host of "media buzz" here right now. tell us more about the case. >> it is strongly unusual, kash patel, top official at the national security council filed this $25 million suit against politico, and msn bc contributor accused him of lying and deceit in reporting last month, and he said president trump information about ukraine. but he says in the suit he has never discussed anything that he did with ukraine and the president. >> john: how do we expect this case will go forward? often we see sometimes there is a retraction and the whole thing is dropped, what a retraction do it? or is kash patel looking for damages? >> kash patel is a former aide to devin nunes, so it has a lot of trumpian language aside from the legality, politico has not made any

let's go back to gillian turner. i just want to mention, and you don't have to comment on this. bill taylor says is learning about this and he has a sinking feeling. what's interesting to me is the sinking feeling is then replicated, maybe not in exactly those words but the description of concern, worry, it sounds bad and doesn't feel right. there was some sort of consternation about where is this headed and it doesn't look bad, et cetera. your thoughts on that? >> scrolling through taylor's testimony a bit more in the last few minutes, to your point it sounds like he was aware and talking to people about his reservations, about taking the ukraine job even before he accepted it. he tells committee investigators in his transcript that he was hesitant to take on the ukraine post because he knew already that president trump was planning to recall marie jovanovich and the president had made that decision after hearing from a member of congress, now a former member of congress. he had seen press reports of the intent of mr. giuliani to travel to the ukraine. to pursue these investiga

gillian turner gets us up to speed on the days moments. >> good evening. president trump didn't attend the house intelligence hearing today obviously but he was definitely there in spirit. midway through the afternoon session, he got into it with the witness, ambassador marie yovanovitch, on twitter. intelligent chairman adam schiff picked up their exchange in real-time. >> i will read part of one of his tweets. "everywhere marie yovanovitch went turned bad. she started off in somalia, how did that go?" >> the president said this about yovanovitch. "everywhere marie yovanovitch went turned bad. she started off in somalia, how did that go? then fast forward to ukraine, where the new ukrainian president spoke unfavorably about her in my second phone call with him. it is a u.s. president's absolute right to appoint ambassadors." yovanovitch, not skipping a beat, replied. >> i can't speak to what the president is trying to do but i think the effect is to be intimidating. >> schiff picked up on that. >> some of us here take witness intimidation very, very serio

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. >> harris: gillian turner live on capitol hill with the very latest. >> hi, harris. we are standing by outside the house intelligence committee, no transcripts as you mention, but we will bring them to you the very moment that we get them. i did have the chance to talk to keep republican mark meadows, again, just a couple of minutes ago. and he confirmed to fox news for the first time that he does not know the identity of the whistle-blower who filed the claim that kicked off the impeachment inquiry. this an issue today that is very much on the minds of republicans here on the hill as more and more look to report about who they think the whistle-blower could be. now more on that testimony as we are standing by, this is as we are waiting to hear from the transcript from special envoy to ukraine and kurt volker, and the e.u. ambassador gordon sondland. he was one of the first to dig into the extent that rudy giuliani was in the report on ukraine. the intel committee believes that volker's testimony was helpful to president trump because it took some of the pressure off

coverage than that, trace gallagher covering the breaking news on the horwitz report and more, but gillian turner on what happens next for the democrats' impeachment inquiry hearing. >> shannon: that's the wrap of the announced public hearings on impeachment. next up, the committee could hold more hearings with yet more witnesses, or a could get straight to work on its report for the judiciary committee to begin drafting articles of impeachment. the white house on the tail end of data through of public hearings believing they've got it in the bag and eager to move onto the next phase. >> one word would be jubilant. >> if the house moves forward, it's a sham. if they continue to push these illegitimate hearings on the american people, he wanted to go to the senate and he wants a trial. >> a senate trial affords the chance to summon a wish list of witnesses they say intelligence chairman adam schiff that so far ignored. including hunter biden, the whistle-blower, and alexandra to lube up away from cameras, lindsey graham telling reporters tonight that the president's attorneys think there is

paul: gillian. >> my miss goes to new york city's licensing regime for mobile food cart vendors.rros, a mexican he desert, in the subway get handcuffed. she was trying. she was taken away by police. they give out 3,000 mobile hood food vending cart licenses. it's a way for restaurants to restrict competition. i think it hurts small business people like this. and new york should be encouraging that. paul: allysia. >> this is a miss to the new museum capitalism on display in new york. it's a retrospective look at celebrating the end of capitalism. it ha has artifacts, like energy bars, cheeseburgers, items stamped with property is theft. the biggest exhibit in the museum is the gift shop where you can buy tote bags and other items. paul: kyle. >> a hit to bernie sanders, defender of american property rights. he was asked about a mandatory buyback for ar-15s, he said that's essentially consistent c, which is essentially unconstitutional. that's coming from a guy who wants an 8% wealth tax. at least on this issue, he's the moderating force in the democratic primary. paul: you think c

gillian turner joins us live from capitol hill with the latest on the preparations for tomorrow. >> breaking just a short while ago, chairman adam schiff sent out through the members of his committee a whole lot of ground rules for tomorrow's public hearing. he said it's going to mark a new and momentous phase in the impeachment inquiry. he says the process will be fair to the president, the committee members, and the witnesses. above all, these hearings are intended to bring the facts to light for the american people. he also seemed to dig at republicans promising he won't allow president trump or his allies to threaten, intimidate, or retaliate against the whistle-blower who courageously and lawfully raised concerns about the president's conduct. adam schiff chose these first two witnesses very carefully so tomorrow we are going to hear from two senior state department officials who manage ukraine policy, acting ambassador bill taylor who is president trump's point person in ukraine. he took over after former ambassador marie evanovich was recalled from her post by secretary of state pompe

tonight, correspondent gillian turner post on the roster. >> nine witnesses slated to testify publicly in front of the nation over a period of three days. first up, tuesday will hear from williams, national security staff or to the vice president. she will testify alongside alexander vinh ben, director for ukraine at the national security council. in the afternoon, kurt volker, president trump's envoy to ukraine and tim morrison, who managed russia and europe to the national security council will answer house intelligence committee questions. intelligence chairman adam schiff chose these witnesses very carefully. he says all the diplomats he's heard from so far have brought important evidence against president trump. >> there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes that he is above the law. no oversight. no restraint, no guard rail, no safeguard. nothing to hold this corrupt president in check. >> the most hotly anticipated testimony this week will come wednesday from president trump's ambassador to the european union, gordon solomon. he's the first first wit

gillian turner live on capitol hill. >> hi, harris.s always, at this hour, a lot of new freaking moving parts. we are just learning a few moments ago that starting today congressman rick crawford is going to step aside, vacate his seat on the house permanent select committee on intelligenc. they are running point of this impeachment investigation. kevin mccarthy has said he is going to have jim jordan take over that vacant seat. he's putting him in a better position to help manage the impeachment inquiry moving forward. same time, harris, we are coming through these just haven't released transcripts from lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, and former russia advisor fiona hill. we have been told even before today on the release of this transcript that colonel vindman's testimony was highly critical of the president to, and both sides of the aisle, saying he's maybe the only witness so far that's been most critical of president trump and how he handled ukraine policy. vindman puts a lot of blame on e.u. ambassador gordon sondland, sayi

let's go to gillian turner. she has more for us. gillian, what do you know

today, united in their grief, david and gillian millane left court after their daughter's killer wasmost brutal fashion a year ago. 0ur lives and family have been ripped apart. grace was a beautiful, talented, loving daughter. grace was our sunshine and she will be missed forever. she did not deserve to be murdered in such a barbaric way. grace's killer appeared in court today. his identity cannot be disclosed for now due to a court order. cctv showed the pair out drinking, but within hours, she was strangled in his apartment in a hotel in the city. this is the killer telling police why he didn't call an ambulance to help grace. i dialled 111. i didn't hit the button. because i was scared how bad it looked. why did you think it looked bad? well, because...a dead person in my room. the jury heard that after the murder the man searched online for how to dispose of a corpse and watched extreme pornography. they also saw him going out on a date with another woman while grace's body was still in his room. this is him later, moving the body in a suitcase. he then buried it in a shallow gra

david and gillian millane leaving court after their daughter's killer was convicted of murder.as taken away from us in the most brutal fashion a year ago. our lives and family have been ripped apart. grace was a beautiful, talented, loving daughter, grace was our sunshine, and she will be missed forever. she did not deserve to be murdered in such a barbaric way. this is grace millane, the night before her 22nd birthday in december. the last time she was seen alive. grace's killer appeared in court today, his identity cannot be disclosed for now, due to a court suppression order. cctv showed the pair out drinking, but within hours, she was strangled in his apartment. this is the killer telling police why he didn't call an ambulance to help grace. i dialled 111. but i didn't hit the button. because i was scared at how bad it looked. why did you think it looked bad? well, there's a dead person in my room. the jury heard that after the murder, the man searched online for "how to dispose of a corpse". he also watched extreme pornography. they also saw him going on a date with anothe

thank, gillian tan. slowdown of a shale reaching a fever pitch this year.emand spending discipline. yet another blow to an industry structuring -- struggling with low oil prices. here to discuss is renita grouped up as well as molly smith, who covers finance and credit markets. ?hat is this process it happens once or twice a year. the banks reassess credit worthiness of oil players. >> it is a bit of a mouthful. aboute: we were talking isotopes earlier. we can handle it. means,ranslate what that these are semiannual conversations. they are going to banks, regional banks, texas capital for example, and saying, we need money for whatever expenses we need, and the banks are saying, all right. let's see how we can make this happen. consider if the conversation you are having with your bank about your credit card. world, inn the debt the energy world, there are some companies that are still able to borrow at pretty favorable rates. then you see somebody like diamondback that is still able to borrow at below 4%. abouts really just certain big boys are going to ma

today, united in their grief, david and gillian millane left court after their daughter's killer wasy from us in the most brutal fashion a year ago. our lives and family have been ripped apart. grace was a beautiful, talented, loving daughter. grace was our sunshine and she will be missed for ever. she did not deserve to be murdered in such a barbaric way. grace's killer appeared in court today. his identity cannot be disclosed for now, due to a court order. cctv showed the pair out drinking, but, within hours, she was strangled in his apartment in a hotel in the city. this is the killer telling police why he didn't call an ambulance to help grace. i dialled 111. i didn't hit the button. because i was scared how bad it looked. why did you think it looked bad? well, because...a dead person in my room. the jury heard that, after the murder, the man searched online for how to dispose of a corpse and watched extreme pornography. they also saw him going out on a date with another woman, while grace's body was still in his room. this is him later, moving the body in a suitcase. he then bur

been on a round the world trip and travel to new zealand today, united in their grief, david and gillianafter their daughter's killer was convicted of murder. grace was taken away from us in the most brutal fashion a year ago. our lives and family have been ripped apart. grace was a beautiful, talented, loving daughter. grace was our sunshine and she will be missed for ever. she did not deserve to be murdered in such a barbaric way. grace's killer appeared in court today. his identity cannot be disclosed for now, due to a court order. cctv showed the pair out drinking, but, within hours, she was strangled in his apartment in a hotel in the city. this is the killer telling police why he didn't call an ambulance to help grace. i dialled 111. i did not hit the button. because i was scared how bad it looked. why did you think it looked bad? well, because...a dead person in my room. the jury heard that after the murder, the man searched online for how to dispose of a corpse and watched extreme pornography. they also saw him going out on a date with another woman, while grace's body was still