chris names james was among the first to have a look. >> look straight out of thriller or something like we didn't know something going to pop out or eat us. we didn't know if something was a life in there. >> reporter: the lid of the coffin appeared to be pride open since the screws were loosened. >> we didn't want to open it we didn't know what was inside. toxic waist could be in the. anything. >> reporter: cops say the coffin seemed fresh and may have been taken from a funeral home or dug from a fresh grave. it was found across the street from cemetery. so police check it and another cemetery from the air with a helicopter but they did not find any fresh graves. >> disturbing. fresh disturbing. >> reporter: cadaver dog took a look and found nothing. police are checking with area funeral homes to see if there's missing a body orcas coat the medical examiner will do further analysis of the coffin and the two organs inside to try to get to the bottom of this mystery. in north philadelphia, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >>> new jersey is back open for business early this morning new jersey g

as chris cuoomb james comey sai testimony, we know they will be back.stification for failing to raise the issue except for they seem to feel validating it in any way also validates the criticism of russia's role in their victory. >> shelby, did the white house raise the mistakes by agreeing to make this a full bilateral meeting instead of a pull-aside? seems like the expectations just got a whole lot higher. >> the message is what does president trump have to gain and what does vladimir putin have to gain. putin has more to gain. the economy is not in great shape, the russian ruble has struggled with low oil prices, he wants sanctions lifted, wants his wealthy russian buddies to be able to move money around the world again. and putin is a political showman. he has a lot to gain just from showing up and exercising his strength as he did with the megyn kelly interview. what does trump have to gain? diplomatically we have a lot to work on with russia but we need to get to the bottom of the election hacking and if that is ignored trump will look weak. >> sh

swimming championships with silver in the men's 4 by 100 metres medley relay the team of chris walker hubborn, adam peaty, jamesugh and it proved so. two—time breaststroke world champion adam peaty dragged britain back into contention with a stunning second leg but ultimately the americans proved too strong, as scott held off russia to finish second. i put everything into that and it hurts. but having these boys on the back end, i am grateful and lucky to be part of this team. i'm just glad i made it to the end of the week. iyer within one second of the americans, whose run so fast. it really is on three gold medal. we are such a small team coming through. what a great the week. max litchfield qualified second fastest for the final of the 400 metres individual medley but narrowly missed out on a medal. he was pipped to the podium in the final few strokes finishing fourth but did set a commonwealth record. american chase kalise won. sarah vasey, second from the bottom, finished a credible 6th in the final of the women's 50 metre breaststroke. america's lilly king won in a world record time of 29 point four secon

james bond. so of course, i had to put her on the spot when i talked to her on the carpet. did you hear what chris hemsworth said? >> what did he say? >> charlize theron could be the next james bond. she scared the hell out of me. she embodies every sort of ounce of strength and ability and dignity, and integrity that that character should have. >> chris, do you have a check i sent you? thanks dude. i got your back. oh, wow. that's -- that's so insanely generous and nice. i don't even know what to do with that. that's really sweet. >> high praise coming from her "snow white and the huntsman" co-star. we think chris might be onto something. stirred on the red carpet looking hot in a bra and high waisted mini. >> i find it very flattering, but it's a little overwhelming. >> charlize is, in fac t, a different british spy in "atomic blonde." centering around the fall of the berlin wall, and just like bond, she gets the girl. in this case, co-star sofia boutella. >> you made contact with the french. >> obviously. >> there is that kiss. >> but back to all that bond talk -- >> would you take that gig? >>

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the team of chris walker—hebborn, adam peaty, james guy and duncan scott knew beating the usa would beed britain back into contention with a stunning second leg but ultimately the americans proved too strong, as scott held off russia to finish second. norway's alexander kristoff has won the ride london—surrey classic. after 116 miles of racing, the world's richest one day cycle race was decided by a bunch sprint on the mall. kristoff held off a late charge from denmark's magnus cort nielsen in second. that's all the sport for now. i will be discussing the newspapers inafew i will be discussing the newspapers in a few minutes. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages: the lead in the times is the insistence by the chancellor, philip hammond, that britain won't be turned into a tax haven after brexit. the guardian says that senior conservative mps are urging cabinet members to stop publicly setting out competing visions on issues, like free movement, as part of brexit. the ft reports that japan's largest bank has chosen amsterdam for its banking headquarters as a result of unce

chris stirewalt. ed henry. washington correspondent, james rosen. they are all standing by. those of the all-stars right there. we're going to start with chief white house correspondent and also an all star, john roberts. john, huge day. it's. >> melissa, good afternoon to you. it's been 22 days since we've had in on camera briefing and longer than that simply been been in this briefing. doing lab reports. we understand the anthony scaramucci will be coming out to greet the press. sarah huckabee sanders will actually conducting the meeting but anthony scaramucci is no stranger to people who watch fox business network. as well, he took some time off to work the transition when he worked with the trump transition to try and get things up and running. he was bringing in a lot of special guest. he was bringing in a lot of members to meet the cabinet including betray to mack -- want to come back to the white house to look like he had a big job that might've been akin to the job in the administration. that didn't happen. he went into the white house and went to the bank and now he

i have with me chris hudson, whose great uncle james nelson was killed in the battle and your daughterthe imperial war museum. why did you wa nt to the imperial war museum. why did you want to come for this centenary anniversary of the battle? because james was my closest relative i know of who died, my mother was very close to him and my mother died last november and i wanted to come as a mark of respect to my mother as well as to james. this is james. 26 when he died. he probably was entered in 1915 and he died on the 5th of august 19 17. katie, do you have any idea how he died? he died in a battle in the south—east of ypres and the daily died his battalion we re and the daily died his battalion were not going over the top so we understand he died either by a sniper or shallow or perhaps it was one of the ones that went over the top to retrieve the bodies of his falle n top to retrieve the bodies of his fallen comrades. why did you think it was important to come? for me, as my mum said, my gran passed away re ce ntly my mum said, my gran passed away recently set meant a lot to pay re

he later represented chris christie in the bridge skate scandal. if confirmed he would replace jamesey. >> good morning i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, halfway through the workweek, july 1. >> yep, come on friday, and michael thomas come on heat, it's here. >> it's here and will be turning it up a notch or two later today and wait until tomorrow. you will see th in a second how hot we had to go for tomorrow average. let's start you off with currently dar. storm complex in west virginia fading away. we'll see how much that shower activity is able to cross the mountains. doesn't look like much but the clouds are in place this morning. future cast showing those are in place through the first half of the morning and breaking off into sunshine. here's the question mark do we get clouds and future cast into the afternoon. that cot help keep temperatures a little cooler than forecast. but, again, most models saying we break out into sun in the afternoon and heat things up. not much thunderstorm activity on future cast. look at tomorrow. 99 degrees. going to be

here to discuss nicolas chris state of and james woozy. so much to talk about gentlemen.interview from the "new york times" is jaw dropping, saying he would have never appoint appointed -- the president saying he never would have appointed jeff sessions had he known-going to recuse himself. >> the big take away was him reserving the right to fire bob mueller as the special counsel. that would even be more of a national trauma than firing jim comey and there'd be nothing since the saturday night massacre firing cox. it would -- >> he seems to think mueller is somehow compromised or is -- >> or maybe making too much head way. he particularly mentioned the finances as a potential red line that he didn't bob mueller going in his finances and i -- i mean i -- at a time when there are such serious national questions about ties with russia, than to even talk about potentially firing him, just roughly kind -- >> and before we go, i want to get some specifics into this interview. what did you think of this interview tonight? it is quite stunning as to what he is saying and suggest

james bond? >> oh, wow. >> can her former co-star chris hemsworth talk her into the 007 role? >> she scares the hell out of me. >> thanks dude. >>> plus, aaron carter in tears after his arrest. >> i can't stop. >> our exclusive interview. >> it's not a drug addiction. >> what he says about his feud with his backstreet boy brother, nick. >> you should reach out to me. >>> and janet jackson out with her baby. how much weight has she lost? why celine dion is queen of summer fashion, and oprah's adventure where? >> here is alaska. >>> now for july 18, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." thank you for joining us everybody. kevin frazier is standing by with charlize theron in berlin and we'll have that for you in a minute. we begin with the hype back here at home that is building over the o.j. simpson parole hearing. >> this is an epic week for the juice for sure. the world will be watching live on tv as he begs for his freedom after just two more days of being locked up for nearly a decade. >> i stand before you today sorry. >> 70-year-old o.j. simpson makes his case for parole

chris: but people like stuart, and kyra in milpitas, and james in san mateo, and gobs of others who've sounded off on social media did not get refunds. stuart: never got responded to. chris: stuart and others turned to us for help. we made multiple requests on their behalf. we asked where the $38 million went, and whether customers would get their money back. but lily's responses equal the number of drones it delivered, zero. the outlook was bad. then the situation got worse. the san francisco district attorney sued lily, accusing it of false advertising and misleading representations. the suit claims lily's promotional videos weren't actually shot with a lily. some footage was allegedly shot by a competitor's drone. and according to the suit, lily, "failed to make any disclaimers regarding the true source of the video footage." the da accuses lily of knowing what it was doing was wrong. the suit cites an internal email the lily co-founders sent. it reads, "i think we should be extremely careful if we decide to lie publicly." a lily lawyer declined to comment on the suit. stuart is stu

chris. >> wendy, where to start? james was a young army vetted, waited and rescued with almost no thought to his own well being. >> as he cared for two soldiers, shrapnel slashed open, the back of jim's body from head to foot, that terrible wound didn't stop jim from pulling those two men to safety. >> in march of 1969, two choppers had been shutdown and he was surrounded on three sides by thousands of on the north vietmanese army. he was part of a small team that held their ground. he crawled through a rice patty to save another soldier with bullets flying all around him. when he was given a chance to be air lifted out for treatment, he refused to get on the chopper. >> as jim now says, i would have rather died on the battlefield than know that men died because they did not have a medic. >> now mccullen thing that kept him going, knowing he had never told his father, i love you. it was the first thing he said to his dad when he finally got home, he told him off for the next 22 years right up until his father passed away.

mark preston, margaret taliff, chris cillizza and general james spidermarks. he knows general kelly very well. mark preston, i want to begin with you. we heard reince priebus there playing you might say the good boy scout saying that kelly is chief of staff and in his words a brilliant choice. that the president was great, reince priebus said. do you think that reflects the reality of these last few days, these last few hours for the now former chief of staff. >> i would go back to these last few weeks. no, i think inside reince priebus is probably boiling with anger thinking he put it all on the line for the president and in fact was not rewarded with the loyalty back. but the fact of the matter was there did need to be a reboot in this white house. perhaps right from the top. meaning president trump really needs to handle things differently. but reince priebus, jim, there is no way that he could go out in a gun battle with the president of the united states. to do so would close so many opportunities for him to hold jobs in politics or in policy here in wash

. >> from james brown to chris brown, we make these sort of divisions from the music versus the personalks about when the rhythm is that good, you can't divorce it from what your brain is thinking about. but the person is evil or vile or you just get stuck and dancing to music that you know is not affirming to you in your life. >> but race is also a factor here. because for so many african-americans, because of the history of how blacks have been treated in the criminal justice system, they look at charges against someone like r. kelly like him being abused or mistreated by the system. but that is without them doing their homework and digging deeper. this buzzfeed piece isn't just gossip on the internet. this is a piece. >> and i have to read this from the washington post and the piece is time to shut down r. kelly for good and for decades now the listening public has given that man power, fame and money and he wields his talented to entertain us and destroyed black girls and this is the devastating part and america doesn't give a damn. i want to move on to o.j. simpson. your thoughts

later representative new jersey governor chris christie in the bridgegate scandle. jamesey. 5:15 looking outside man 78 degrees and mike thomas says a man that mercury will climb hire he and higher. into the 90s we go once between. happy july, everybody. >> heat wave rolls on like all the way to the beach where everybody wishes they were. and again, later on today, temperatures back to the the 0s. rights now as mentioned starting on warm side. 78 washington. richmond waking near 80. 79, 79 raleigh and 79 hat russ. new york city getting in on action. 79 as well. the whole east coast dealing with hot and sticky weather. there's satellite and radar. storm complex coming across mountains here and fading a away. again not expecting too much on activity 23 any to reach the d.c. area and we have clouds in place for the morning that we do expect more sunshine today than we had yesterday. clouds kind of saved us yesterday afternoon. when we have to watch still is this batch of storms that stay well off north today. again some of the clouds work their way down south and maybe keep

. >> reporter: after firing previous fbi director james comey, president trump's pick to replace him, chris wray, facing intense scrutiny today. grilled about everything from the loyalty to the president to don junior. >> if you get a call from somebody suggesting that the foreign government wants to help you by disparaging your opponent, tell us to call the fbi. >> from any nation state or any nonstate actor is the kind of thick the fbi would want to know. >> i'll take we should call you and that's a great answer. >> reporter: after those one-on-one meetings between president trump and james comey, the new mom knee was asked, what would he do? >> if the president asked you to do something unlawful or unethical, what would you say? >> first, i would try to talk him out of it, and if that failed, i would resign. >> reporter: just today, president trump defending his son, again saying the investigation into possible collusion with the russians is a witch hunt. >> i'm asking you as the future fbi director. do you consider this endeavor a witch hunt? >> i do not consider director mueller to be

chris stirewalt. ed henry. washington correspondent, james rosen. they are all standing by.

do you think he thinks that chris wray will report directly to him on investigations? >> well, that's the way he treated james comey when he was director of the fbi. now, chris wray his nominee for fbi director whose nomination cleared the judiciary committee unanimously, that's not how he sees the job. if anybody tries to you know interfere in a political way he'd try to talk him out of it and if he couldn't then he'd resign. that's not how the new fbi director looks at it. the fbi director is not a member of the cabinet, not, you know, not seen as a political figure in today's age. that's what james comey found so uncomfortable about his relationship with president trump because they had several one-on-one conversations that he had never had with president obama when he was operating as the fbi director in the last administration. >> yeah. obviously, chris wray will have the benefit of watching the public demise of jim comey. he's now testified what all the encounters were like and he talked about a former fbi director, bob mueller. i'm going to play a part of the conversation about what he viewed inbounds

james comey. for those reasons he should go. but also, chris, you know, some people say why would you want to get rid of him? he is recused. when isn't that better than who trump could put in. how is the time for senate, republican leaders to put a check on the presidency, a true law enforcement official in there. no relation top president's campaign and allow this investigation to proceed. >> this is interesting. you are in line with a call made by the congressional black caucus that sessions is unfit to serve. top law enforce. of the nation should resign immediately. fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. of course this would be the first set in dominos to get rid of mueller which many people believe is the president's ultimate goal and he has shown in relieving james comey of duty he's willing to do something like that to stop the investigations that he views as unfair witch hunts. >> chris, i would see this as this should be the first set of dominos to have republicans in the senate show some courage, to show sha we are a c

chris ray. whoever he puts up for james come is going through a pretty tough confirmation. the senate is not going along with it. he got advanced by the senate judiciary committee unanimously. he don't know for sure. this president has shone he is willing to do thingts other presidents would have considered to be unthinkable. >> we have some other personnel matters in the news tonight p eli your paper in particular is out in front with reporting on jared kushner. we've heard about a lot of forms and disclosures. which is this and what new have we learned. >> this is a form when kushner took the job in the white house had to disclose all the financial assets to disclose potential conflicts of interest. and what came out today is that he amended it. we just talked about the sort of amnesia we see over and over again from folks in the white house. well, kushner according to his staff inadvertently overlooked about 70 or so things, financial commitments and investments and things in holdings that he hadn't put on his form. we're talking about millions of dollars of personal wea