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Up from the $1.3 billion they are offering the president this border security? >> the presidents wall is ineffective. its expenive and ridiculous. theres no reason for democrats to work to support the presidents wall. i think we have been very clear about that. i went to a visit down on the border. sadly where young jakeline lost her life. down in antelope they didnt have running water. recent tests show it was contaminated. you cant bathe or cook with it. you cant use a toilet with it. we need ...

Ineffective. its expensive and ridiculous. theres no reason for democrats to work to support the presidents wall. i think we have been very clear about that. i went to a visit down on the border. sadly where young jakeline lost her life. down in antelope they didnt have running water. recent tests show it was contaminated. you cant bathe or cook with it. you cant use a toilet with it. we need to make sure were putting money toward facility and make sure border agents have the equipment and capac...

To commit to denuclearize in. the picture we are getting from the state department is more complicated. richardson is examining the diplomatic give-and-take tonight. >> reporter: a federal judge says otto warmbier had big dreams and people skills, and when he came back he was blind, deaf and brain-dead. he died less then a week later. and her decision toward his parents have $1 billion, judge beryl howell writes, quote, north korea more likely than not tortured him to extract a false confession ...

Speech from dictator kim jong un could reveal current stance on denuclearization. richardson has more on what to expect. >> reporter: a federal judge says otto warmbier with a healthy aquatic student with smarts and skills was when he returned the year and half later he was blind, deaf and brain-dead. he died less then a week later. and her decision to award his parents half $1 billion, chief judge beryl howell writes, quote, north korea more likely than not bore barrick lee tortured him to extr...

Outliers of a sort, iconoclasts to the mormon city. >> i loved this building. >> reporter: bianca pearman-brooks, born into privilege, raised in africa. she came here in 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i miss christopher and we hit it off. >> reporter: christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same loft building as biancas friend. there was a party in the building, bianca was invited. in one night you knew? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: to anyone watching, it was an...

Student who died in june 2017 after being released from seven months in captivity in north korea. which is live with more. >> a federal judge says that north korea likely tortured otto warmbier area -- and used his attention as leverage against the united states. chief judge barrel rights before he traveled with a tour group on a five day trip to north korea, he was a healthy athletic student of economics and business in his junior year at the university of virginia. he was blind, deaf, and brai...

State department is a bit more complicated. rich edison is examining the diplomatic give-and-take tonigh tonight. >> a federal judge says that otto warmbier traveled to when he returned to united states a year and a half later, he was blind, deaf, the brain dead. died less than a week later. in decision to award warmbier more than half a million dollars, north korea more likely than not barbaric we tortured otto to to extract a confessio, used his lengthy sentenced to further north koreas own fo...

On both sides. thank you for your time today. merry christmas. >> meanwhile, a federal judge ordering north korea to pay mor than $500 million in a wrongful death suit filed by the parents of the american college student. he died in june of 2017 shortly after being released from 17 months in captivity in north korea. rich, what a sad story. we all our member this one. >> it really is, and need to. the judge says he traveled to north korea a healthy athletic student of economics and business with...

>> reporter: steven, by his own admission a lousy money manager, trusting, vulnerable after the death of his father, was, said detectives, the perfect mark. >> steven was no match for this man at all. >> reporter: nor, apparently, was his wife, debbie. >> i was really very much in love with harvey. >> reporter: but as she now began to discover, the man she loved had lied. a house in vail, colorado, which he told her he owned outright, actually belonged to someone else. the money she sent him whe...

Another twist in the story. but what did it mean in terms of the likelihood he was involved in the incident? >> again early in the investigation. a lot of investigating to do. >> reporter: and mostly, they waited with everyone else, to see if john sutton would survive the attack, to see if they would ever be able to ask him, what happened. and until now all they heard from sutton was this. >> are you bleeding? do you see any blood? >> i am bleeding all over, yes. i cant see. >> reporter: i cant ...