chris jones there. it might be late september, but there's still plenty of cricket about.e start and found themselves 27—a. katherine brunt led a bit of a recovery, though. her lower order runs helped england to 178 all—out. new zealand have lost four wickets and as a chaser when they could keep the series a lie. they are 106—4 through 30 of us we can keep up—to—date on that through the test match special and the bbc sport website. it could be a thrilling finish to cricket's county championship. four teams can still win the title, and division one leaders hampshire

chris jordan comes to his apartment. a few minutes later, according to ladell king, julius jones drives up. >> reporter: chris jordan and lius jones were high school acquaintan acquaintances. chris, a suspected gang member. julius, a college student who had recently been in trouble of his own. >> my first year of school, got into shoplifting. i stole pagers, i stole things i could sell. >> reporter: ladell king says the two young men came to see him, asking for help on how to sell a stole be suburban. but he said the high-profile murder made it too risky to sell the car for parts. king, a potential suspect himself, points the finger at julius jones. >> he had a red bandana around his neck. he had a stocking cap on. >> reporter: king accuses chris jordan of being the driver. jordan was taken into custody ask charged with felony murder, claiming he and julius were looking for suburbans to steal but says it was julius who pulled the trigger. >> ladell king and christopher jordan were directing the police's attention to the home of julius jones' parents as a place that would have incriminating items of evidence. >> reporter:

tell us no villareal have beaten united in last season. europa league final but united didn't have chris jones now the playing for them about occasion from now i'm here is scoring the when the injury time it finished to united the european campaign back on track. after losing the opening group game against swiss champions young voice. and a golf events with a difference is taking place in nevada. this is the world long drive championship. dam is pretty simple to hit the ball as far as possible. ryder cup, when at bryce and sham bo is one of the title favorites and has already talked 400 yards with some of his shots. the champion will be decided on friday. okay. will support from in a couple of hours but that's how we're looking for now. any thanks for your time for us here in the past, the back into our colleagues and barbara sarah here to update your just a moment. i'll see you again by 7. ah, news news, news, news, news. this is one of the founding, logical revolutions and all of history made our planet bread. we have to me this you to emission electric cars and a message immunization. they

chris jones there. it might be late september, but there's still plenty of cricket about.ngland's women are hoping to clinch their one day series against new zealand in leicester today. england are 2—0 up, but they had a terrible start and found themselves 27—a. katherine brunt led a bit of a recovery, though. her lower order runs helped england to 178 all—out. new zealand have lost four wickets and as a chaser when they could keep the series a lie. they are 106—4 through 30 of us we can keep up—to—date on that through the test match special and the bbc sport website. it could be a thrilling finish to cricket's county championship. four teams can still win the title, and division one leaders hampshire are up against it after day one against lancashire. lancashire won the toss and chose to bowl, a decision that paid off when 18—year—old all—rounder george balderson took three wickets and helped bowl out hampshire forjust 143. lancashire are 25—3 in theirfirst innings. you can follow all the twists and turns on the bbc sport website and bbc local radio. let's have a quick lo

jones. so will that really be no turkey for chris? joining me now from newcastle is steven redman, the ceo of the u. k. energy supply green. thank you so much, steve steven for coming on the show quasi quad thing used to come on this job or johnson government minister. we know it's a british problem because even though the white house, the question was specifically and peculiarly a british energy crisis. i know that there have been some calls in some talks with the government. how do you see the energy crisis as we approach christmas? ultimately, i think, you know, every single day the enterprise guessing was the whole market is increasing day by day. and as much as they are perfect and the crisis describes the entire world due to the breach coming back and it's been marked out in the u. k. i mean quite the quoting bar minisey is talk about what your real capitalism on this program. and i'm sure you've been listening to the british government's position, which is that it's the fault of electricity providers like yourself, presumably w

joseph, chris, great to have you both. the dow jones industrials up 396 points followed by big moves in all the major indices. the nasdaq, as i said, up 168, the russell up 39. only the dow transports are lower and just by 23 points. so let's bring in our traders who have been watching all of this. the one, the only floor show, teddy weisberg, phil flynn. phil flynn, i was looking at energy names, they are definitely firm on this, but that could have a lot to do with the exogenous events happening in europe which is a shortage of fuel at the moment. what does the fed's comments, what do they play into when it comes to sector du jour? >> yeah. i think i was looking at the dollar quite a bit, and i was looking at that impact on commodity prices because the dollar, obviously, is one of the reasons why commodity prices haven't gone up more than they already have have is. and, you know, yesterday we had a big selloff in all the industrial commodities, selloff in oil on the concerns about china, and it was interesting when chairman powell kin

edward jones elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show, congressman chris stewart from house intelligencee national community, sir, good to see you again, believe more indictments are coming from u.s. attorney general john durham's probe, criminal probe of the trump russia botched probe. it is a 27 page indictment of democrat lawyer, michael sussman. pleaded not guilty of lying to fbi. usually see indictments five to 10 pages. this is nearly triple of that. >> this is interesting reading. you can't read this indictment without overarching impression of pure incompetence, i mean severe inexistence or corruption. one or the other, they're very incompetent or very corrupt, senior fbi officials and justice department all up and down the chain. i think further indictments are coming. one thing you should remember, republican committee we referred more than a dozen individuals for criminal investigation. so again, i think more indictments are coming. i hope they're coming because if justice is served they should be coming. elizabeth: congressman, you know, this is eerie echoes of whitewater. le

. >> so janelle arts, caroline jones, zach brown, chris young, a bunch of buddies of mine who are all walk. are you concerned that lee will slow you down when he joins you on the final leg of the journey because he just plays his music. he's not training anymore. >> well, lee will walk with me and i'm proud that he's going to be walking with me because lee loves america and that's why he's doing this concert and raising money for the tunnel to towers foundation but when i come out of the tunnel i'll be looking at a lot different scene than what my brother did 20 years ago i'll look at the freedom tower where he saw two towers where people were trapped above the fire line and faced with a terrible decision. he saw hell on earth, but meanwhile, so many people died that day, but my brother and first responders gave their life that day, and that's the difference between our first responders and our men and women in uniform and tunnel to towers will always be there to take care of these families left behind. ainsley: stephen had everything to live for , great wife, five children, wonderful

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jones, thank you very much for speaking to us. and | very much for speaking to us. and you can tell however rank that you are on the telly! dr chrispsychologist who has an interest in how people respond to mass emergencies. chris, thank you for being with us again. we have spoken in the last year and a half about covid—19 and the social aspects of this. i'm just interested in what your thoughts of what steve said. we are in an area of where we are talking about broader issues than just a straightforward health issues and in a sense, we always have been during the course of this pandemic because thatis the course of this pandemic because that is why we do things like social distancing, wear masks, but we do things that are not necessarily —— there are also direct to us. what there are also direct to us. what concerns me _ there are also direct to us. what concerns me about _ there are also direct to us. what concerns me about the - there are also direct to us. what concerns me about the current l concerns me about the current narrative with this jcvi concerns me about the current narrative with thisjcvi decision, it seems to be foc

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. >>> this hour nikole-hannah jones on fox's hypocrisy and what she's doing to call out censorship of her 1619 project. >>> plus, the ceo and cofounder of subtext, chris beck, with criticism of facebook and twitter, quote, driving people crazy. >>> and brand-new report about the britney spears reckoning. what could this multi media moment for the pop star mean for her continuing fight for freedom? >>> and first a story that continues to affect everyone in america. there's a gathering storm. most of us can feel it in the air but is it being reflected on the air? in the words of "peril's" co-author robert costa, what happened in afghanistan is not i storm of american politics. the peril remains. donald trump is not the end of the story, he's still trying to reclaim the election by claiming it should be decertified and planning another rally tonight. what does that tell us about 2024? it tells us there's a gathering storm. but when the authors of "peril" revealed a trump employee wrote a coup memo, a plan to keep trump in power, some news outlets ignored it. the memo came out days ago but networks like nbc, abc, cbs, nightly newscast record, didn't deem