he had a stocking cap on. >> reporter: king accuses chris jordan of being the driver. charged with felony murder, claiming he and julius were out looking for suburbans to steal, but says it was julius who pulled the trigger. >> people set me up to take the fall. >> both ladell king and christopher jordan were directing police attention to the home of julius jones' parents as a place that would have incriminating items of evidence. >> reporter: and they found them, a gun wrapped in a red bandana, tucked inside an upstairs crawl space. his attorneys say the evidence police found could have been planted by jordan the night after the murder. >> chris jordan said that the next day, thursday night, he had spent the night at julius' parents' home. >> he said he was locked out of his grandmother's house. >> julius slept on the downstairs couch. meanwhile, chris slept in the upstairs bedroom. >> reporter: chris jordan denied this claim during trial. the day after the evidence was found, julius jones was arrested for capital murder. >> when i went to open the door up, man, there

raul was keen to follow the lead but then his stay was cut short when he fell foul of chris jordan.nd as he made his way to a century. —— the game sped away. the winning runs with it as india won the series 2—1. brilliant innings from sharma but from cricket to russia. the dust has settled on those gripping world cup quarterfinals and now we begin to look forward to the semis. france against belgium on tuesday and england versus croatia on wednesday in moscow. one man who's been in moscow for the whole tournament is oui’ moscow for the whole tournament is our correspondent olly foster. many things indeed. a couple of rest days across russia, 1a —— four teens left, haven't spotted any england fa ns yet left, haven't spotted any england fans yet but this city will come on wednesday night. 80,000 for the biggest game in generations of england players, that first semifinal in 28 years after they beat the swedes in the quarterfinal in samarra. they‘ re beat the swedes in the quarterfinal in samarra. they're back at their training camp safe and sound. our sports correspondent david ornste

the remote pacific island of midway is home to the majestic liason albatross us artist chris jordan and his team filmed these beautiful birds. showing how they mate and care for their chicks. then the team made a shocking discovery. thousands of young albatrosses die miserably. their stomachs filled with plastic. the film was financed by the parlay for the ocean's initiative. and is available on the internet as a free public artwork. the filmmakers asked people to host screenings of it. to reach as wide an audience as possible. artist christian orden believes. when millions of people decide something must be done against plastic. that is when real change happens. you like then. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hashtag doing your bit you share your story. one that can now this is just a few of the countries that are single use plastic bags and more countries are following suit all the time but some business is of a big step father walking to ban all disposable plastics from the shops our next reports text us to two of such stores one

donna, chris, and jordan. >> really nice to see a lot of my old friends again. i also want to thank you because you're great stewards. just sitting here, listening to the complicated issues that you deal with, and i want to thank you for being such great stewards. few people love the palace more than i do. i have a great history with the palace, starting with my grandparents courting there, falling in love, collecting artifacts from the 1918 fair since i was 19 years old, honored by mayor lee by being put in charge of the centennial, which was in 2015. i've enjoyed very much working with nonplusultra. i've had some interactions with them. i've been there many times for events. i also was asked by them to install some historic artifacts in the lobby that people can come and see. there's been a tremendous response to that. it's a great joy to see people come and learn more about that beautiful building, and i just can't say how much i enjoy working with them, and i hope they're there for a long time. they're great, great people there taking care of the building. t

jordan ans. comedian chris tan finnegan, one of the best weeks ever. he's performing next week in the d.c. are sound effects. who needs to fall back? >> i'm going to say the people who designed fireworks have to fall back. >> okay. >> it's the same one ever years. every year diapers have the same technology and we're still stuck with the same fireworks. there's only three types. the one that's the ring, the circle ring and there's the one that comes down -- that's the ring one. >> sure. >> there is one that comes down like -- >> i like the spyder ring. >> the one that explodes with the shimmering jazz hands. >> let's put that one back up. that is a fire work. that's what i think of as a fire work. you want to take that away from us? >> can't we move on a little bit instead of staring at the sky? >> you want your fireworks to be like iphones, every six months i'm being told i need a new one? >> i want to be dazzled. i want to be wooed. >> you're not dazzled by things exploding in the sky? >> i've been in new york too long. >> this is more about you. who needs to fall back? >> i think senato

jordan. i want to bring in legal analyst joey jackson and editor at large chr chris. he was an assistant coach at the time accused of in effect a sin of omission. failing the protect the student athletes from abuse s. that failure a crime? >> well, it could be. so let's parse this out here. it's not only an issue in terms of what he knew. it's about what he either believed or reasonably suspected, as well. if you look at the statute, it speaks to the issue of mandatory reporting and so what does that mean? in the event that you're working with young men and you're a part of the administration or staff, you have a duty and an obligation should something be amiss of a criminal variety to say something about it. ordinarily and a standard circumstance, you know, we don't have any duty to be good samaritans but put in that special relationship of trust then you do. and so, therefore, the issue becomes not only whether there could be criminal exposure but also the issue of civil liability. so it's problematic. last point, jim, and that's this. in the event of an investigati

another englishman chris wood was on the charge, his game coming good when he needed it too. but america fought back. jordant with the arrival of this man, it is set to become a transatlantic tussle. rory mcilroy looked a little bit rocky. instead, england‘s tommy fleetwood stepped up to mind his challenge for the first major. to win, he will lead to topple the man who has led from the start. kevin kisner still clinging to the top spot. the problem with the americans is they have so many other potential 0pen champion is in reserve. there is no two—way lead for the tie, jordan spieth joining two—way lead for the tie, jordan spiethjoining fellow two—way lead for the tie, jordan spieth joining fellow american kevin kisner on eight under par and rory mcilroy has picked up a few birdies and the italian francesco molinari and the italian francesco molinari and alex noren from sweden in the mix and a couple of south africans they are also lurking amongst the americans. it has been an electric day of golf at carnoustie. who will lift the claret jug day of golf at carnoustie. who will lift the claretjug tomorrow? it

chris mason. more than a hundred members of the volunteer syrian civil defence force known as the white helmets have been rescued by israeli troops from southern syria. they're now safe in jordanhree hundred members of their familes. there were fears the group would be captured by the syrian army. the white helmets mainly work in rebel—held areas, rescuing civilians from air attacks. mark lowen reports from neighbouring turkey. rescuing the rescuers. syrian civil defence volunteers and their families evacuated intojordan and to safety. these pictures — filmed by the israeli army — show its troops escorting the white helmets from the syrian border, escaping assad regime and russian forces. israel's prime minister said it was an urgent international operation. translation: the lives of these people who have saved lives were now in danger. i therefore authorised the transfer via israel to other countries, as an important humanitarian gesture. they'll now be resettled in britain, canada and germany. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, called the white helmets ‘the bravest of the brave', adding, ‘in a desperate situation, this is at least one ray of hope'. in the hell of syria's wa

chris. i'm going to get to mueller because i agree with you. this is about mueller. we saw it with jordan. we saw it with gaetz. strzok is just a stepping stone to say whatever mueller comes up with can't be believed. we'll talk about whether they make the case. but here's what they had to deal with today and overcome. he didn't leak anything about the trump probe even though he's a no integrity guy. as you and the party members say. why not? he pushed harder to investigate hillary clinton, subpoena the people around her, subpoena more materials, put her in front of a grand jury. does that sound like a guy who is trying to help donald trump and hurt hillary clinton? and then when asked to be on the probe team, he writes his girlfriend, well, i'm not sure there's any "there" there in the mueller probe. maybe i shouldn't go. where is the proof of acting on the bias? >> well, it comes back to the bias speaks for itself. again, he and lisa page are a stain on the fbi's reputation. i'm sure fbi agents across the country shudder when they say the body language and the facial expressions he had t

jordan but with respect to strauss. cory, thank you for this fantastic reporting. this has been great work. >> i appreciate it. thank you, chris. >>> next, mark this day on your calendar as the day that donald trump officially started what could be, we'll see, who knows, the largest trade war since world war ii. why trump country stands to get hit the worst, right after this. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden sig

jordan. and msnbc national security analyst clint watts, a former fbi special agent and author the messing with the enemy. good to see all of you here. chris what do we know so far? >> the president really trying to shift the focus to the economy, his daughter and top adviser is there. she is talking about a new work force initiative and apparently the president signaling he's going to make a big announcement about that. he also says he's going to be inviting the leaders of the eu to the white house for a meeting, talking about trade, saying there's a a possibility he may be able to strike a trade deal. really trying to shift the focus here, but as you point out, the question today remains, was the president sincere in that walkback yesterday, particularly after he had this series of very defiant and fiery tweets this morning which seemed to be a walk back of his walk back. by the way, hisbackba walk back addressed one point. word would versus wouldn't. he seemed to trust vladimir putin's assessment over his own intelligence community. and the tone of the press conference. so those are the questions that linger over this president as this

chris wallace. you can see it right here on fox news channel at tpm and 7 pm eastern. >> congressman jim jordan areye to sexual abuse allegations made against ohio state team doctor during his time there. as a college wrestling coach for the lawmakers calling this against him true. an exclusive interview with brett bear on special report. >> retrained with these guys every day. sometimes twice a day. i know they know what they're saying is not accurate. >> gillian turner has more on all of this from washington. >> ohio congressman jim jordan hitting back against accusations from six people that he ignored sexual abuse while coaching wrestling at ohio state university. >> it's false. i mean i never saw, never heard of, never was told about any type of abuse. if i had been i would have dealt with it. our coaching staff, we would have dealt with it. these are our student athletes to request male student athletes from different sports or alleging sexual misconduct by the former faculty member, he served on the medical team and conducted research at the university in the 1980s.and he passed away in 2005

jordan. isaiah, i lake that with your spend 20 years. >> create a legacy. >> rather than multiples bouncing around city to city winning champions. >> we are running up against the top of the hour. thanks, christhank you, man chris "mad dog" russo. >> rising mortgage rights, supply constraints and the forecast for home construction what's ahead for the american housing no contact in the second lf that's next on power lunch whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. my familyoh!in there. how did you get in the building? jumped off a super crane. what? whoa! skyscraper. can't fix it with duct tape, then you ain't using enough duct tape. rated pg-13. >>> well the spring selling season is over and the main theme, houses, are just too expensive add to that supply shortages what happens in the second half of the year np diane ol ig joins from washington.