. >> sean: now to kathy griffith.orrible as it is, what i see an isis post nothing funny about it. i am seeing more on social media. if you are going to show the president decapitated like that one, we should should show the real one and people need to see it. and if you do this, why do i believe this is a real clear present danger and threat to the president. i am convinced that anyone who can post that is unhinged. >> i think so, too. there is a worst aspect. you think of all of the western journalist who are the victim of beheadings because of al-qaeda and isis operatives. do the kcathy griffith and hollywood not remember the head of james foley and nick berg and daniel pearl? ironically enough there was a piece presented on cnn that worried about the violent affects of isis propaganda and yet they have a woman who was promoted as a co-host on cnn's new p year's eve show engaging in the same grisly and violent inciting behavior. >> sean: we are just out of time. thank you. breaking tonight on hannity. >> one of the

griffith. march 13, twelve, ferc licensed a hydroelectric dam project to be located at the gathright dam in the jackson really are river in algainey county, virginia. the licensee for the gathright project was not able to commence construction by the already extended deadline in march, twick. the bill would therefore authorize ferc to extend for up to three consecutive two-year periods the date by which the licensee is required to commence construction. similar legislation passed the house of representatives by voice vote twice during the last congress. i hope everybody will support passage of h.r. 446. hope we can get this thing built and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. upton: mr. speaker, i would yield as much time as he might consume to the gentleman from virginia and a member of the energy and commerce committee, mr. griffith. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. gri

team and their fans fashion, griffiths did it again to send his team and theirfans into dreamland.ir grasp, the celebrations came to an abrupt end as harry kane, england's captain for the day, had the final say and scottish joy turned into despair. so england strike late to break scotla nd england strike late to break scotland hearts and deny them what would have been an incredible victory. it's another blow to their hopes of qualifying for next summer's world cup, a tournament england remain firmly on course to reach. there was also a late goal as northern ireland beat azerbaijan in their qualifier for the 2018 world cup. stuart dallas's injury time winner boosts northern ireland's chances of reaching the tournament in russia. scotland and england's rugby union sides both won their international matches against italy and argentina respectively, while the british and irish lions beat the crusaders in the latest match of their tour of new zealand. owen farrell scored all of the lions points. they won 12—3. england's cricketers have beaten australia in their final icc champions troph

i'm bill griffith in tonight for tyler math i sglen and i'm sue herera. well, this could be it. a number of events this week both domestic and global could test the market's resilience. stocks have been melting up, trading near record levels, despite some of the recent upheaval and uncertainty. in the days ahead, a jam-packed economic calendar, hearings on capitol hill, and elections in europe have the potential perhaps to reshape that landscap bob pisani takes a look at the road ahead for investors. >> on the surface, everything looks calm for the markets. major stock indices at or near historic highs, bond levels at the lowest levels since the election last november. but two big events on thursday could be market movers. the british elections, where it's still not clear if last weekend's attack at the london bridge will send sentiments toward or against incumbent theresa may. james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee how his agent sip assessed russia's role in the november election. he will certainly be asked if president trump asked him to end the prob

thank you for that, hywel griffith.e venezuelan capital caracas, as the country's economic crisis deepens. an unprecedented number of people are thought to be facing hunger. the country should be one of the richest with one of the largest oil reserves in the world. the international media is rarely given permission to enter the country, but the bbc‘s vladimir hernandez has been there. his report contains some images you may find distressing. this is angelie, she's eight years old and weighs barely three stone. which is 60% of what she should. this is an oil—rich nation, now unable to feed its own people. this is a problem that the government is trying to keep out of sight. the media can't get into hospitals, but at this private clinic, doctors are desperate to show how bad things are. these pictures are hard to watch. they were given to me by medics in despair for treating children like these since the turn of the year. patients are often in and out of hospital, but in a country struggling for food, chances of survival

hywel griffith with us there. stay with us if you can on bbc news.it's america's biggest celebrity court case for decades. bill cosby faces charges he used power and fame to drug and sexually assault a helpless woman. new the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given by the great guns of the tower. tanks and troops are patrolling the streets of central peking after the bloody operation to crush student—led protests, and the violence has continued, the army firing on civilians throughout the following day and night. 0ver there you can see its mighty tail — the only sign left, almost, that an aircraft had been here. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles' album sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as the album of the century. this is bbc news. our main headline: police say one

scotland had barely threatened when leigh griffiths lined upa threatened when leigh griffiths lined upd up a late free kick. emotions were stirring now, all right. no second invitation needed, which is exactly what england gave him with a minute remaining, a scarcely believable result on the cards, with one scarcely believable twist still to come. skipper harry kane with a captain's goal, a first for england for every year, want to bring scotla nd for every year, want to bring scotland to its knees. a precious three points slip away. reaching next yea r‘s world three points slip away. reaching next year's world cup? don't put your shirt on it. northern ireland's hopes of making the finals next year were boosted with a last gasp 1—0 victory in azerbaijan. stuart dallas scored the winner in injury—time. it's a result that strengthens northern ireland's position in second place in group c. england's cricketers have knocked australia out of the icc champions trophy tournament. england were well ahead of their target when rain stopped play, and their victory was later confirmed by the duckw

. >> wasn't kathy griffith also not a cnn employee but hosted a new year's eve special. >> once a yeare her. >> i don't know what's going on over there. i want to find out. also, something that really bothered me, i think thomas roberts over at msnbc was responding to something trump tweeted. he tweeted we must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people. if we don't get smart it will only get worse. here's what roberts said. >> the president doesn't want us to be political correct so let's not be pc. is he trying to provoke a domestic terrorist attack with this twitter rant only to prove himself right? >> what kind of question is that? was that a hypothetical questi question? a rhetorical question. >> let's be clear. he is an anchor. it's your audience. that's what bret behr is. picture him asking a question like that which implies a sitting president would want to do harm what would want arm to come or death to come to his own citizens just to prove a point. that is the same thing as 911, the george w. bush administration was behind that att

leigh griffiths scored to make incredible free kicks.tes on the clock remaining, until harry kane scored. england got away with it, without playing particularly well. leigh griffiths scored two incredible goals, thinking he had done all it took to win it for scotland. the result means that england remain top of their group, but for scotland, well, the expressions after the match said it all. david ornstein was there. in the end, it was heartbreak for scotland. from joy to despair, denied a famous and incredible victory by england. the newest instalment of international football's oldest rivalry, one that goes back to 1872, each encounter laced with anticipation. security was increased after recent terror attacks. there was a minute's silence in memory of the victims before kick—off. this was a match scotland had to win, something they had not done at home to england in 32 years and which looked unlikely as the visitors applied the pressure. that pressure told after half—time, alex oxlade—chamberlain came off the bench to make an immediat

. >> wasn't kathy griffith also not a cnn employee but hosted a new year's eve special. >> once a year fire her. >> i don't know what's going on over there. i want to find out. also, something that really bothered me, i think thomas roberts over at msnbc was responding to something trump tweeted. he tweeted we must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people. if we don't get smart it will only get worse. here's what roberts said. >> the president doesn't want us to be political correct so let's not be pc. is he trying to provoke a domestic terrorist attack with this twitter rant only to prove himself right? >> what kind of question is that? was that a hypothetical questi question? a rhetorical question. >> let's be clear. he is an anchor. it's your audience. that's what bret behr is. picture him asking a question like that which implies a sitting president would want to do harm what would want arm to come or death to come to his own citizens just to prove a point. that is the same thing as 911, the george w. bush administration was behind that

trent franks, jeff dunk sglin jim jordan, mel brooks and morgan griffith. the list was found in james koch kin son's van as he shot up the baseball practice at eugene simpson stadium park wednesday. the park will remain closed to the public through the wee weekend. this has been scary. >> laura stir lived in this del ray neighborhood for six years. >> in a city it feels like a small town. >> what is sentiment in this city that feels town? >> i think certain shocked. >> on friday night the fbi evidence response team came to the baseball field turned crime scene to look at the trajectory and the number of shots fired and direction which they originated. >> they need to take the time they need. it's not an inconvenience. we understand just thoughts and prayers go to the folks affected and they're families. >> eric was home when james hodgkin son took fire wounding steve scalise. capitol police officers david bailey and crystal grinner and lobbyist matt micca scalise remains in critical condition. >> he will require additional operations to manage abdominal and

joining us as richard griffith, akinetic ‘s adviser.—— eight communications adviser. theresa may went to go see her mps today and apologise. has she bought herself sometime? the circus rolls on. question is how much longer the ringmaster can survive. let's take stock of where we are. last night she met the influential 1922 committee of benchers. —— backbenchers. it holds a pivotal role, or would hold a pivotal role, in any leadership election. essentially, the message she seems to be sending years, as is being reported today, that she got us into this mess and she will get us out of it. i think for those of us who work in business, possibly for the electorate as a whole, possibly for business people watching around the globe, the question is, should she make a wider apology? should she ta ke make a wider apology? should she take some wider responsibility? because the result of the last few days has been a huge amount of uncertainty, notjust days has been a huge amount of uncertainty, not just because days has been a huge amount of uncer

. >> it's important here and in answer to your question, judge griffith, but this agency in context, congressional power in respect to appropriations is removed and the power to appoint every single person in the agency without controlling and without the senate involvement is invested in the director. the director has restricted by statutes from even communicating with the president. >> is not answer my question. how does that further diminish the presidents removal of power? >> i'm attempting to say that all of these statutes, one of which takes the power of the president to control what the director says with respect to pending legislation, with respect to interpreting statutes and with respect to the power that is vested in omb by the president with respect to looking at regulations and controlling what happens, these statutes specifically say exclusive power to interpret statutes to decide what to prosecute is in this direct -- >> i thought the major argument was had to do with the number of directors. that somehow there's a constitutional flaw here because we only have one dire

to talk more about this, i'm joined by communications advisor richard griffiths and market strategistmorning to you, bright and early by the houses of parliament. richard, are you happy in general terms about the level of debate there's been about brexit in this campaign? i think it's been a really poor debate and a frankly. for me, what's been most interesting from the communications perspective has been the toll, frankly the appalling tone we've seen from theresa may and the conservative leadership. they've come out with vacuous platitudes. i mean, phrases and slogans that are com pletely mean, phrases and slogans that are completely meaningless from the get go. wrecks it means brexit. yesterday theresa may told us she wa nted yesterday theresa may told us she wanted to reignite the british spirit, and i think the challenge has been really giving some substance to those kinds of phrases, andi substance to those kinds of phrases, and i think that's been very misguided from a communications perspective, and obviously in the last few days the debate has changed. now the focus is on wha

lawn hurst, another crushed an suv along griffith street at parks. the same happened in mayfair. kathleen captured video of the tree falling on to her suv on surveillance camera. she just bought the mitsubishi a month ago. her neighbors spent the evening sweeping up the branches. when storms snap power lines, it can cause more than out ages, they set fires in glad win this afternoon and were too dangerous for firefighters to approach until the power was cut. homeowner joe had a similar incident. his roof was damaged and the street caught fire from live wires coming down. this was the 7900 block in northeast philadelphia. inspectors were on the scene to assess the aftermath. peco says there are 7900 customers without power, down from 32,000 at the peak. the majority in montgomery county and philadelphia. authorities will work through the night to restore power to everyone by morning. meanwhile, christie ileto has been following a difficult night on the septa rails. commuters vacated their trains and walked and in some cases ran down the tracks. this one example of a weather relate

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brooks, alabama and morgan griffith, virginia, fox news is reporting both jeff duncans and month.inson opened fire. the fbi is stop be shortest calling this a hit list. investigators were seen combing the field to complete a shooting trajectory analysis, that's going to help them determine the number of shots fired, and from what direction. meanwhile, the simpson baseball field remains closed. and neighbors are still in shock. >> w take the time they need, it's not really an thoughts and prayers go out to the folks and their families. >> reporter: according to the alexandria little league facebook page, there were league games scheduled twhishgsd, however, likely they will be cancelled. as you can see the field is simultaneously roped off. but according to the facebook page, they plan on having a reopening ceremony monday evening, they hope people will come out to basically reopen the field and to make it a familiar and comfortable place for all the kids and families who use it on a regular basis. that's latest on alexandria. >>> a fraternity brother steve scalise from louisiana s

are representatives scott dezarli, interpret franks, jeff dunkin, jim jordan, mo brooks and morgan griffith. >> and that stuff doesn't usually happen here. that's -- it's been getting used to that. you never see that obviously here. it's been scary. >> laura stir lived in the del ray neighborhood six ye years. >> in a city it feels small town. >> what is sentiment in this city that feels like a small town? >> i think everyone is sho shocked. >> friday night the fbi evidence response team returned to this baseball field called crime scene to complete the shooting trajectory analysis which can help investigators determine the number of shot fired and direction from which they originated. >> the thing is they need to take the time they need. it's not an inconvenience. we understand that you know thoughts and prayers go to the folks affected and their families. >> eric was home when james hodgkinson opened fire wouding house majority whipp steve scalise and bailey grinner and congressional aid and lobbyist mike mic dr a. he remains in critical condition. >> he will acquire additional operations

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. >> even 100 bertha is a younger centenarian much she likes andy griffith but delighted by the surprisesesnew day brings. >> different things happen. >> right. >> 100 years you still don't know what's going to happen, do you? >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> less than two in 10,000 people make it to 100 years old in the us so go ahead, you win. not often in the middle of county commissioner's i almost did yours. the world is yours centenarians you've done very well at the game of life because 100 years in you're still playing. i'm hank and that's my take. >>> story you'll hear on oh fox. a man's day at the golf course ended with his live saves. through mercer county golf course employees saw a man face down on the course on monday. course manager and two others rush over saw the man was blue in the face and acted really quickly using an aed on him. within minutes the man started to bring again golf course manager called the rescue a team evident. apparently the man was having a heart attack. he is now restin resting ease tl hospital. from what i understand, he's doing a lot better which is

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they were invigorated from griffiths. they equalised in the closing stages. they were invigorated. identical fashion, griffiths did it again, to send his fans and team into dreamland. but with three priceless points almost within grasp, the celebrations came to an abrupt end, as harry kane had the final say, the captain for the game for england. it is a huge moment for the team. the questions around us centre on character, they centre on the ability to withstand events that go against you. and, umm, yeah, that is what we have to show. we have to be a team that i never beaten. that was scotland's best ever free kick and the second—best ever free kick. i have never heard noise like that after that before. i look at the players and say it is unfair that you have to keep coming back and taking notes like that, but i will tell them to do it. there was a late drama for northern ireland, too. they boosted their chance of reaching the finals when leeds midfielder, stuart dallas, scored the only goal of the game in the 92nd minute. they're still second in their group, behind world champions

i'm bill griffith in tr tyler mathisen. >> we begin with the housing market where prices rose a lot last month. in fact, the median price of a home is now the highest it's been, putting home ownership even further out of reach for some. low inventory has helped propel prices and homes are going quick. the number of days houses are on the market hit a new low. diana oleic reports the divide between homeowners and renters is widening. >> home sales have been seesawing a few months now. the headline here is really in home prices. the median price of a home sold cheaper, half more 00. expensive. it says more higher priced home rs sele $100,000 dropped 7% from a year ago. even those between -- sells of homes priced half a million were up over 20% and million dollar home sales were up nearly 30%. >> if you run up the home price, it make it more difficult for renters. we are essentially stuck at a 50 or lower home ownership rate and this is the current of a time where overall. >> howard: ing equity has doubled. wealth.hose who can the problem is largely the weak supply, especially of affordable

. >> i'm bill griffith in for tyler mathisen. oil prices have fallen into bear market territory. that means they are more than 20% below their most recent peak, which was reached in january, marking the lowest settlement price for oil this year. domestic crude fell by 2% today closed around $43 a barrel. the reason for the decline is a familiar one. there's simply too crude on the market and not enough demand. the world's biggest oil producers tried to fix the problem, but as jackie d the fg cracks. >> crude oil lower again on concerns about oversupply, which is not what is supposed to be happening now. opec is committed to cutting output this year, but some member countries like libya and nigeria, are cheating. >> i think there's a couple of different reasons for oil decline and they can't all cull min nate in the perfect storm. first, is that opec didn't have the control they once did, so when b they agreed to production cuts, they declined. then i think the market believes opec members would become frustrated with the situation and that exacerbated the move lower. we've talk a

i'm kelly evans right here i'm here at the stock exchange weather central or something i'm bill griffith, energy still -- this is kind of a catchy tune, isn't it? energy weighing on the market yet again today. oil to a ten month low, you is that true earlier, health care has been a big winner today with a number of biotech stocks pushing that index higher. we're going to have more on what's behind the moves coming up here. >> take a look at footlocker today. it could become the latest amazon victim. nike is getting closer to selling on amazon. another retailer should be worried with foot locker down 5% which one is it? >>> you've heard this story, this is unbelievable george clooney selling his tequila business for $1 billion. jeff cohen sitting here next to me he can't believe this. we have a special report on why tequila sales are so hot right now. >> it's only 700 million up front. >> oh, well, okay. >> the 300 -- that'll come down the road if they sit certain targets. >> this reminds me, griffin was known as a lounge singer, but he created jeopardy and -- >> which reminded when we wa

our correspondent hywel griffith is in sydney and has more.rstand that up to four of the victims in the attack were from australia. we know a fair bit about two one in particular, candice hedge, had been living in london for six months, working in bars and restau ra nts six months, working in bars and restaurants around the london bridge area. she was caught in the attack and was stabbed in the neck. she is in hospital. we understand from her family that she is ok. her mother has been speaking to the abc here in australia. i just has been speaking to the abc here in australia. ijust know that she has been speaking to the abc here in australia. i just know that she was hiding at the time and the guy got herand hiding at the time and the guy got her and stabbed her in the neck somewhere. that is all i know. i was really scared. i was really, really scared. we eventually got on to the hospital and they spoke to me and said she had gone to surgery and had a knife wound on the neck. incredibly lucky that it did not affect her voice... she could not

here they're trent franks, jeff duncan, scott, mo brooks, and morgan griffith.those could have been the targets the shooter was looking for. abby: walking on the baseball field to one of the congressman baseball field that morning are those republicans or democrats on the field? we want to bring in governor mike huckabee for more. governor, good to have you with us. >> thanks. great to be with you. and what a sobering reality about this shooter who now we clearly know. this was not some random act of violence. this guy was very thoughtful and planned. he virtually camped out by that ymca next to the ball field for weeks. he had a list. this was a dargted seeks assassination. but can i step this back a second? this is a bigger issue. this is an attempt to overthrow the elected government. and i don't want people to lose sight of the fact that what we're seeing is not necessarily an organized attempt, but a widespread attempt by people who hate the results of the election, who want to overturn it not by another election, but by violent means, by any means possible

police have confirmed they are treating it as a possible terrorist incident as hwyel griffith told meolice in melbourne initially got a call for pm local time with reports of an explosion in the brighton area of the city. when i got to the building they found the body of a man, a worker who had been shot dead. next came a phone call from a woman who said she was being held hostage inside the building. more police reinforcements came to the area. an hour later a gunman emerged, started shooting at police all three injured with non— life—threatening words. it has been confirmed in our batman was known to police. what is a leading authorities to believe there could bea authorities to believe there could be a terror link? there are several factors at play. he's someone who does have a background in extremism. in 2009 he was accused of being part ofa in 2009 he was accused of being part of a terror threat at a military base in sydney. during the time of the siege, calls were made to channel seven by a man claiming he was holding a siege in the name of al-qaeda and islamic state. islamic st

itn's mike griffiths has more. >> reporter: gathering what they could, they made their way into the night. thousands of people facing weeks of uncertainty. fire experts say the cladding outside is possibly unsafe. inside, poor insulation on gas pipes, missing fire doors, along with other defects. some residents, like shirley phillips, spent the night in a neighbor center. >> i think we're all running on adrenaline, and we're getting stressed out at the moment, because we're not being kept informed what's going to happen, where we're going. >> they said the building is going to be investigated until two to four weeks from now. so they said that they'll try their best to provide us temporary accommodation. >> it's disgusting! absolutely awful! all these kids are homeless! >> reporter: the prime minister says the u.k. government will support councils but stopped short of saying all costs will be covered. >> the government is working with those local authorities affected by this issue to ensure that they're able to do what is necessary on the ground to reassure people about the safety of thei

hywel griffith reports.ege, carried out in the name of the clinic extremism this 20—year—old had a long criminal history. in 2009 he was planning to attack a military base and was acquitted at that has since been imprisoned. last night, he came to this apartment lock with a woman hostage. he made a call to a tv station claiming to be acting for is and al qaeda. the islamic state have since claimed he was acting for them. australiaminister says the attack is part of a growing threat. he also questioned why yacqub khayre had been released from prison in november. calamity had a long record of violence. —— he had a long record of violence. —— he had a long record of violence. —— he had a long record of violence. a very long record. he had been charged with a terrorist offence some yea rs had been charged with a terrorist offence some years ago and had been in prison. he was known to have connections, at least in the past, with violent extremism. he was a known violent offender. how was he on parole? ossetia bri

three minutes later, unbelievably, in almost identical fashion, griffiths did it again, to send his fansinto dreamland. with three priceless points almost within grasp, the celebrations came to an abrupt end, as harry kane had the final say, the captain for the game for england. in the end, it is a point gain. before the game, we wanted to win, for sure, but the way the game panned out in the end, scotland scoring two goals late on, four minutes left in stoppage time, to get anything from the game is always a point gained. we come away fairly happy with it, and it puts us in a good position to qualify for the world cup. i should be delighted getting two goals and man of the match, and walking in here with three points, but instead of getting three points, but instead of getting three points, we got one. there was late drama for northern ireland, too — they boosted their chances of reaching the finals when leeds midfielder stuart dallas grabbed the only goal of the game against azerbaijan in the 92nd minute. they're second in their group, behind world champions germany, and well—placed fo

but the match swung back in scotland's favour due to leigh griffiths, who scored two goals — both fromistance of a first win over england in 18 years. then harry kane scored in the third minute of stoppage time to break scottish hearts and maintain england's unbeaten record in the group. before the game, we obviously wanted to win the game. but the way the game panned out in the end, scotland we re game panned out in the end, scotland were scoring two goals late on. we had four minutes left in stoppage time to get anything. so we have come away fairly happy with it. it puts us in a good position to qualify for the world cup. the unseeded 20 year—old latvian jelena ostapenko has beaten romania's simona halep in the french open final. ostapenko, who had never even won a tour title before today, lost the first set, but produced a remarkable comeback to win in three sets. she is the first unseeded woman to win at roland garros since 1933. i was losing and then in my mind i was like, ok, i'm just going to enjoy the match and trite to the last point. i still cannot believe it because it was

lee griffiths has equalised for scotland. it is 1—1 with about two minutes left.hey have discord as well in the closing moments of that match. two very late goals in those matches. we will have a a lot more on that in sports day. some breaking news regarding who will be working with theresa may following the departure of her two advisers earlier on in the day. we have been told that the former conservative mp gavin barwell has now been appointed as the new downing street chief of staff. gavin ba rwell downing street chief of staff. gavin barwell is a former housing minister. he lost his seat in the election on thursday. he has now been appointed as the new chief of staff. he was the mp for croydon central. but that seat was lost to labour. i think we can speak to our correspondent who is in westminster. things are moving quickly. tell us more. yes, very swift movement here by theresa may appointing gavin ba rwell. by theresa may appointing gavin barwell. the two previous advisers only resides at about lunchtime today. —— resigned. they were the price theresa may h

first played at old griffith stadium in d.c. and then at r.f.k. and then at nats park. democrats and republicans take this seriously. they get management help. they get guidance. they get uniforms from the pros and they practice. they were practicing this morning. republicans were practicing this morning when shots were fired, and steve scalise among others, the minority whip -- majority whip, rather, injured and in the hospital undergoing surgery. the headline from "politico" and a little bit of the incident, what happened this morning from john brezz me has and louis nelson. a gunman opened fired at a baseball practice in alexandria, virginia, this morning wounding whip steve scalise in a scene that senator rand paul could have been a massacre. they write, it does not immediately appear there were fatalities and the gunman is in custody. the identity and motivation of the shooter is not immediately disclosed. alexandria police chief michael brown said five people were transported from the shooting scene but did not identify him. the gunman was wounded in exchange with

our correspondent hywel griffith is in sydney and has more.candice hedge had been living in london for about a year and had been working in bars in the london bridge area. sadly, on saturday, late in the night, she was one who was caught up in the middle of the incident. now, according to her mother, kim del toro, she initially tried to avoid the attackers after they stormed into the building but speaking to the abc here in australia, she explained what happened to her daughter. ijust i just know that she was hiding ijust know that she was hiding at the time and the guy got her and just stabbed her in the next somewhere and that's really all i know. i was really scared, yeah, really scared. but, yeah, i eventually got onto the hospital and they spoke to me and they said that she had undergone surgery and she had a knife wound in the neck and, yeah... incredibly lucky that it didn't affect her voice or anything. she couldn't speak straightaway when she had the surgery but she is fine now, she will be ok and it is the main thing. and the prime m

hywel griffith is following events from sydney.e that this has been dealt with as a terror incident. the gunman, 29 —— 21—year—old yacqub khayre, shot dead at the end of it. previously, he had shot dead the attendant at the apartment lock. apparently the woman he shot was an escort humility the building, held heragainst he shot was an escort humility the building, held her against her will and made her call into the emergency services to save the siege was happening. it is possible that he tried to lure the police to the apartment block before opening fire. he isa apartment block before opening fire. he is a man with a long criminal history. it is understood he was also involved with extremism. back in 2009, he was accused of being pa rt in 2009, he was accused of being part of a plot to attack a military base in sydney. he was acquitted of that but went to jail for violent offences. he was also involved with drugs and alcohol. the police are saying he was known to them, he had a long criminal history that they are stressing that h

including three australians, were arrested in raids back in october. 0ur sydney correspondent hywel griffithinteresting one, what is the company had to say about it? they have been pretty tight—lipped, to be honest, a very short statements to the australian stock market, saying that those detained last year have 110w that those detained last year have now been charged, as you said, with promoting gambling. now, gambling is illegal on the chinese mainland, as is any attempt to promote or facilitate a group of people going overseas to gamble, for example in australia. crown has gaming licences in sydney, melbourne and perth, and clearly there may be a lucrative market to tap into, but the chinese government carried out raids last year and detained all those people. now, we understand that 18, possibly 19, will appear now, we understand that 18, possibly 19, willappear in now, we understand that 18, possibly 19, will appear in court in shanghai later this month. it is being seen in two ways, some suggesting, well, just barely a nationals could be back home by the end of the month, others saying

so we look at all of this today i don't even know what to say after kathy griffith straight.'t know many people are rationalizing that. i guess some are trying. many people that are close to the trump family. attacking an 11-year-old is completely unacceptable. the people that claimed to be loving, compassionate and caring who simply lose all of values when it comes to things that they particularly disagree with it is unfortunate. we should no longer stand for this. this is another reason why hillary clinton loss because people on the left are vile and disgusting and this social psychopath he now is now infiltrated into the homes of all americans. she is losing business over all of this. >> katrina, good to see you. thank you so much. jupiter police releasing that video. we will show you more of that. we will come up and talk about that. cnn was criticized for taking too long to get rid of kathy griffin. the ceo that removed her. that ceo speaks out here. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass

substitute alex oxlaide chamberlain put england ahead before leigh griffiths scored two goals from freeouching distance of a first win over england in 18 years. then harry kane scored in stoppage time to maintain england's unbeaten record in the group. they're still top. scotland stay fourth. i think it's a huge moment for the team. you know, the questions around us team. you know, the questions around us centre on character, centre on the ability to withstand events that go against you and, yeah, that's what we've got to show, we have to bea what we've got to show, we have to be a team that i never beaten. we've also seen scotland's best ever freekick and scotland's second best ever free kick ever. then i have a noise after that, i've never heard anything like that before. so these memories are great, i look at the players, i say it's unfair that you have to keep coming back taking knocks like that but they turn up and do. northern ireland's hopes of making the finals next year were boosted with a 1—0 victory in azerbaijan. stuart dallas scored the winner in injury—time. it's a result

hywel griffith is in sydney for us.said in big cities like melbourne and sydney, prices are booming and that is not sustainable? yes, and they have been booming for several years, it's what everyone here in sydney talks about, when will that boom finally come to an end, the bubble burst? moodies weren't expecting a sharp correction. a month ago we heard from standard & poor, they thought things could go south quickly as they downgraded the ratings of the banks, so there is concern about how much debt has been carried, about how wages growth is slow and the number of interest—only mortgages being offered by the banks. the australian reserve bank is also worried. we had the minutes of its last meetings two weeks ago, it's kept interest rates low, it's trying to follow things really day—by—day. but everyone expecting some sort of correction. we know already that the prices of apartments have started to cool prices of apartments have started to cool. that's where we have seen a lot of money spent in the last couple of years

he is resetting the priorities of the country, for many, many years has been priorities of garag griffithosevelt, and johnson and barack obama. lou: more than a few of them are amongst republican elite. >> unfortunately they have become part of the elite. lou: absolutely, ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: you are an elite in the best sense. >> i am the last person you would consider an elite. lou: you are a bare knuckle fighter. >> i applaud and support trump, there needs to be change. lou: american people believe this man will change washington, every damn person around him who does not understand that, and disappoints those people, has a special place reserved in hell for them in my opinion. >> they have to get it done. reporter: i. >> i don't know who would do it. politicians, even easy stuff, they make difficult. lou: vote in tonight's poll. with no intention of passing them? how cynical are those leaders? cast your vote on twitter, follow me on twitter. like he on facebook, follow he on instagram. our twitter followers are fired up about my new book. putin a ga gambit. a heart, stopping

oxlade—chamberlain put england ahead and then we were treated to three goals in six minutes as leigh griffithsee kicks to put scotla nd two sublime free kicks to put scotland ahead. they were heading for their first victory over england for their first victory over england for 18 years when harry kane scored in the third minute of stoppage time. that maintained england's unbeaten record in qualifying but left scotland force in the group.|j think in the end it is a point gained. before we wanted to win the game for sure but the way the game played out in the end, scotland scoring two goals late on, four minutes left of stoppage time to get anything from the game, so we have come away fairly happy with it. it puts us in a good position to qualify for the world cup. getting two goals, man of the match, mucking in three points but it cost us an mucking in three points but it cost us an ending and is the getting three points we got one. late drama for northern ireland as well, they boosted their chances of reaching the northern ireland when stuart dallas grabbed the only goal of the game against az

discuss with griffith capital randy anderson and senior equity strategist, linda duessel.t jobs report was pretty lukewarm. what is the state of the economy? i want to say we're moving forward and gaining momentum but economic data doesn't always play into that. >> exactly as we've been talking about since december. we have an economy a little bit long in the tooth but it is growing. we're in a 2% economy. consumption makes up 2% of gdp and we're full employment. this is pretty reasonable and strong number given where we are in the economic recovery. we see a range-bound economy 2% range and seeing relatively low interest rates as we wrap up 2017. we're looking 2% gdp number, 2% handle on interest rates, nice goldilocks economy where we're growing fast but not too fast. ashley: that was a lot of information, randy, great stuff. lipped today, markets melt upwards with new records every day. what is your take? >> i like what randy just said. i agree with him 100%. they said disappointing jobs report. wage growth stuck in the two, 2 1/2% range is not inflationary concern. our

the little room he lay claim to on the tenth floor of the historic savory hotel in downtown kathy griffith, iowa. it was the abundance. they are getting it wrong again. hillary was leaving but it's going to be tight. omg he said on cnn. it does closer than that. but assessment was parallels to histories 2008 loss to barack obama. it slips for comparison. after all that have been a three-way race and she was still likely to come out the winner of snow. dÉjÀ vu was a hard storyline tog resist. the outcome tonight ensures thi race is going to go on for months and months on the democratic side. the perception on that have bees that hillary was such a prohibitive front runner heading into the democratic nominationin that she should have cleaned up easily. they had a much different perspective. iowa had never been clinton country. hillary had increased her share of the return from under 30% in 2008 to 50% give or take a little in 2016. plus unlike obama bernie was tailor-made for iowa. the state overwhelmingly white and working-class cities. even if bernie managed to get a victory that was hilla

lee griffiths leaned up a late free kick. emotions were stirring now all right.eded. which is exactly what england gave him with a minute remaining. a scarcely believable resort on the cards —— result on the cards. harry kane with a captain's goal, a first for england for over a year. one to bring scotland to its knees. a precious three points slip away, reaching next year's world cup? don't put your shirt on it. late drama in the match between azerbaijan and northern ireland. a late goal has given northern ireland a 1—0 win. the group b qualifying match. from belfast to azerbaijan, across a continent they travelled. the wellcome, raucous and hot. michael o'neill prepared by training his squad in nearby turkey. suited to the climate, liam boyce had to show he was suited to international football. his first competitive start an early goal. for the hosts, a win is vital if they have any chance of reaching russia. they made their presence felt, as did the heat. but the visitors coped with both. this perfect ball lacking any sort of touch. just the one that would do

melissa: actor johnny depp, comedienne brian sean griffith and singer madonna add to a growing list of celebrities demonstrating the displeasure with president trump. this isn't the first time the stars made violent statements about people >> nobody wants to even indirectly encourage any sort of ill will against somebody you may dislike in society or disagree with politically. it's unfortunate and ill-advised and shows poor judgment and it's not even funny. melissa: folks we talk to say depp's remarks is in bad place. >> he is losing his mind more or so. it wasn't an appropriate thing to say. >> he should not have said that. if you don't like trump it's disrespected to feel the office. melissa: will depp be investigated? spokesperson for the secret service said they can't comment specifically on this matter. depp since apologized for the comments saying, "i apologize for bad joke i tempted last night in poor taste about president trump. it does not come out as intend and i i was trying to amuse, not to harm anyone." the press secretary sean spicer commented what depp says was troubling