when jordan was arrested, the prosecutor at the time told reporters that jordan's clothing showed some evidence of gun residue. >> i have a shotgun blast at the back of the head consistent with a .20 gauge shot begun shell, he has a .20 gauge in his room. >> reporter: his dad says the gunpowder came from a turkey shoot days earlier and it's as likely the residue could have transferred to jordan's clothes. >> it's almost inconceivable a shotgun was fired at close range and it wouldn't deposit any tissue, any blood on the barrel of the gun or on his clothing which he wore to school. >> reporter: the prosecution's expert testified that the angle at which the gun was shot could have minimized the blowback. the defense wasn't buying it. >> i mean, i really was expecting this overwhelming evidence, forensics, witnesses. all the things that you typically see or would hope to see in a case of that magnitude, for them to be so sure that they're going to take this little 11-year-old boy through that process? it just wasn't there. >> reporter: if jordan did kenzdid? nnel vision and d -boyfrie of

since his arrest in 2009, jordan spent seven summers behind bars. he maintained his innocence throughout and was rmseleased o probation avenue turned 18, a free man but still determined to overturn the guilty verdict against him. >> the judges are being asked to rule jordan brown was yongly found guilty on insufficient evidence. >> and finally, this summer jordan hears the decision from the supreme court of pennsylvania. in a stunning victory, the court wrote that the prosecution failed to prove jordan brown guilty yard. his conviction overturned. it is incredible rare for a supreme court to say that there is not enough evidence here. it's not that the court is saying a 100% he's innocent, but the court is saying that there's certainly not enough evidence to convict. one of the things the supreme court pointed out, they were never able to prove that jordan's shotgun was the murder weapon. >> the truth finally got out. >> but not everyone believes it. we talked to the cops who say they got it right the first time. and there's a new witness that morni

that's what jordan is really good at. maybe he would have been suited to the work but republicans are still thinking about governing and leadership. they're not thinking about being demolition artists. >> julie: i want to get back to the last, you know, couple months they've got to get something done, because the clock is ticking. as you talk about bombs. as part of the remaining search fiscal 2019 spending bills last month mitch mcconnell said he plans to seek $5 billion for a border wall. they provided $5 billion. what happened to mexico paying for the wall? >> that was never going to happen. >> julie: i know. wishful thinking, nonetheless. >> politicians are running for office, they say a lot of stuff. much like lot of those democrats who said they were gonna vote against nancy pelosi are gonna say, well, it's complicated. politicians don't tell the truth, news flash. >> julie: jim jordan saying they're going to attach the funding to the border wall and then send to it the senate. >> what was the single biggest promise

you have talked a lot about jim jordan today. are you calling for a more wholesale change for the whole leadership team, meaning steve scalise and cathy mcmorris rodgers as well? and if so any other names? what is your dream team look like? show less the short answer is, absolutely. david bozell commented on the very definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. it is not just kevin mccarthy. steve scalise owns this loss as well. cathy mcmorris rodgers, you know, the farther down you go perhaps they would distance themselves some. the reality is if you're going to choose a new unit in leadership -- a nupew path, you need new leadership. i trust the jim jordan's, mark meadows of the world to work through those challenges. it gives them an opportunity to work together with other members of the house republican minority to read the final ending point is. certainly i expect them to be getting it first and foremost, jim jordan. i think mark meadows should be in leadership and i th

they want jim jordan to lead the house republicans. next, we are going to hear from chairman of the club for growth. i'm sorry, david mcintosh. >> i'm david mcintosh president of the club for growth. toicht reflect on the leches because it keys up what i think is important for next steps. ur two p.a.c.'s spend nearly $30 million for candidates. we won 85% of our races. over 10 million of that was for house races. my point on the election is conservatives won last night. all of the pickups in the senate are conservatives and the net increase of house freedom caucus members ancon servetive fellow members was about 10%. while the republicans lost the majority. so conservatives advance. they won. even in the face of the blue wave. the establishment republican leadership in the house lost. and as president trump pointed out, the squishy members who lost their races were the ones that didn't embrace that conservative agenda. so what do we do next? first, i'm calling on the republican caucus in the house to elect new leadership, different lea

jordan: ok.bout a year ago, i was sitting up here with a different venue, with uber's now former chief brand officer. she has since left. i remember speaking to her when she left and i joked, what happened? she said, no. a month or two later, this report comes out in reuters bout leon horns the, former -- dara: chief hro. jordan: that he made some comments towards bernard coleman. leon has since last, but what does that say about some of the diversity efforts at uber? dara: i would say the judge of diversity efforts at uber based on what we do going forward. again, people make mistakes. the role she is in now is a terrific role and just like she did a lot of good for us. she was incredible for our brand, she is a fighter, she stands up, i think you'll do incredibly well in her career. judge us based on what we do. are going to make mistakes, but can we learn from those mistakes and can we be actually a positive force for change. we can be a believe positive force for change as it relates to women

jordan is back in his star-making role as adonis creed. this pugilistic bromance is personal. revenge served cold. as in knockout cold. >> this guy, he's dangerous. >> you don't think i can beat him? >> reporter: "creed ii" reunites sylvester stallone's rocky balboa with the son of apollo creed. >> you got everything to lose this guy's got nothing to lose. >> i ain't got a choice. >> that's the same thing your father said, and he died right here in my hands. >> reporter: the second installment of the reinvented "rocky" films. >> seeing opportunity for a new underdog, a new hero for a different generation. >> reporter: jessa thomas ret n returretur returns, the woman in his life. >> this movie is about family and it happens to take place in the world of boxing. >> reporter: "creed ii" centers on one of the most tragic events in "rocky" history. >> we've got to get this no matter what. >> reporter: apollo creed dying in the ring. over 30 years later, "creed ii" offers a rematch by proxy, two sons picking up where their fathers left off. >> v

jordan takes "e.t."ming causing everyone to flip out except his sister. >> i'm like, dude, put your shirt on. >> and why we could see michael on "this is us." >> it's an incredible show. >>> then -- >> kiss. >> "black-ish" celebrates 100 episodes with a little help from prince. >> we all went all out. >>> and we're on the top secret set of jack ryan. inside their plans for season two. you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. ♪ >> i know people who have lost their homes, you know, my family is out feeding the firemen out there. this is a time for us, you know, to come together as a community and help our neighbor. help our fellow man. >> the devastation from these fires weighed heavily on anthony anderson's mind with when i spoke to him on the "black-ish" re

jim jordan, some democrats out there, jim jordan.ot of republicans don't like the way jim jordan does it. if you are the president, you watch him on tv, in these committee hearings, you think i want that guy. >> yeah. look, the president is actually jumping into something that kind of goes almost a certainty before the election. they had mechanics planned. they were anticipating having to make a deal with the jordans and meadows of this world because they have punched above their weight in the strength probe and the doj and anybody bothering trump they admitted to force the head of the republican leadership insofar as going to impeach rod rosenstein than being they're not comfortable and wouldn't bear to the agencies on the president f. jordan takes the judiciary, that that -- he wouldn't have a bully pulpit to do what he is doing. he wouldn't necessarily have that much power. the house is the na majority fiat, basically. they can do whatever he wants by himself. you would have a real breakdown on that committee. not just on the russ

let's talk about the republicans, jim jordan and kevin mccarthy. is that for the optics or is it a real race? it seems like kevin mccarthy has got it. >> it's a foregone conclusion that he has it. kevin mccarthy didn't have the votes. when you look at getting more than half of this minority he clearly has the votes but jim jordan is not about boats. he was a wrestler, champion wrestler and i don't think he ever looks and says "i might lose this, he says i'm going to wrestle until i'm pinned. in this case he wants to make the point that the way things have been run is the reason we are in the minority. >> harris: is he right about that? >> to a certain extent he is. during the last couple of years, oversight was not going on in a time which republican leadership could have convinced the american people that they didn't need to go to the other side for oversight. >> harris: are they missing guys like jason chaffetz? >> jason was actually part of the problem, i know he's paid by fox. he didn't do any oversight to speak of during his tenure, he shut do

jordan: jordan adoni. how are you? lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. omar: how you doing?ey. lemonis: omar, nice to meet you. can you walk me through the process? -jordan: of course. -omar: yeah. lemonis: holy... this is awesome. i was blown away by it. it's literally a shoe factory in the middle of manhattan. omar: we do all the actual craftsmanship right here in this factory. lemonis: there's people designing shoes and cutting shoes and putting them together. this is a great resource. jordan: everything basically starts in this room. you know, we do all the sourcing out of here. we work directly off the last, which is what we're doing right there, which will help you with comfort, and also the design, the aesthetic of the shoe. it's really the right way to do it. lemonis: so, i wanted to bring in a couple of the shoes that are going to be the classic platform. the basic runner. if i could spend 10% more on improving the comfort and the structure of the shoe, i would do it. so, what do you feel like is missing from there? jordan: i'm not quite sure, like, what last they u

mcnair, there is no bringing back jordan, as much as everybody wishes they could. does the ft that coach durkin is out, does that help as you continue to mourn? >> it's a step in the right direction. >> people across our area and throughout the collegiate sports news are reacting to the that d.j. durkin is out. >> our team coverage continues now. what terps players are thinking about the change. >> but first, jackie bensen with reaction on campus. jackie? >> reporter: those we spoke to tonight say they approon of this deci >> it's been - b it'sn interesting. i was planning on going to the protest. >> how quickly things change, li, it was literally not even a whole day later that the students were like, no st of us were like, we don't accept this, we don't think this is okay. >> at first, i doesn't knothat the coach was getting fired, so with the coach bedng f now i'm a little more happy about that. >> reporter: reaction at the university of maryland's college park campus, after a24-hour roller coaster ride of emotion following the results of an investigation that b

and is that i mean what happened in jordan could we could we see that elsewhere in the region possibly we have to resort in kuwait we saw it in iraq we we have she's sort here in canada that's right yeah yeah and i would think it's more likely we will see this as a gradual increasing trend so when you do see rain it will be heavier rain whether or not we choose to change the structure and cope with it or not a neighbor in petra how can you yeah and what's what's behind all of this i mean you know people sometimes compare climate change and i know meteorologists kind of hesitant to make that comparison but is there is there anything in that it's a trend as i just mentioned although in this part of the world we don't think we'll see an increase in the overall rainfall possibly they'll be a decrease heartsease signal but any india of it if usual thunderstorm is likely to be of a much more vicious nature which is just what we sort of course this is the season when you will get a shot when you are the season hasn't changed the intensity the showers house all right rob thanks so much. now fl

they want jim jordan to lead the house of republicans. can --e will hear from -- davide chairman of mcintosh, i'm sorry. >> i am david mcintosh, president of the club for growth. our two packs spent nearly $30 and we for candidates won 85% of our races. 10 million of that was for house races. my point is conservatives one last night. all of the pickups in the senate netconservatives, and the increase of house freedom caucus members and conservatives, fellow members was about 10% while the republicans lost the majority. conservatives advanced, a one even in the face of the blue wave. the establishment republican leadership in the house lost. as the president point out, the squishy members who lost their races were the ones that did not embrace the conservative agenda. do next?e i am calling on the republican caucus in the house to elect new leadership, i think jim jordan, who is running for minority leader is likely the right person to lead them back to the majority. there that is conservative limited government agenda. we want to see anot

>> well,it seems like that's what the angle is for jim jordan.ly trying to make that happen as well. i think that is the angle. the house freedom caucus lost a lot of leverage. before they had power where republicans were in the majority. they needed to keep their caucus together and intact. now that democrats are in charge, their goal will be keeping their caucus in check and together. the house freedom caucus becomes less relevant. i think that's going to be something interesting to watch for this next congress. >> the freedom caucus, they were part of the group that derailed healthcare. they were very vocal about the fact that they didn't like what was being put forward on the republican side, which is fair enough. but attend of the day when you didn't have a solution, every republican got punished for that. >> not having a solution, that's one of the big things jim jordan has been advocating for and talking about. you have to get solutions to a lot of things that were promised. he said this morning that they haven't done key things. he mentio

jordan: it's been a lot. matthew: yeah, it's been a lot. mean-- announcer: a pick up order like this, though, is even more special for the brothers, knowing their work is helping someone in their backyard. and both can't wait to drive those 50 miles back to richmond to see their generosity take the field. announcer: coming up, discovering a hidden talent. it not only changed a young woman's life, but it gave her mother a gift she never thought she'd receive. and drawing with purpose, how a young artist with disabilities helped a grieving mother. on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. y adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ends sunday. for any parent. but for a parent of a child with autism, it can mean so much more. which is why when a young burlingame woman discovered a passion for making jewelry, she ended up giving her mother a beautiful gift. swathi chettipally: mommy is very proud of siri. announcer: there are moments in life that may

jordan challenging an actual professional boxer to a fight. >> jordan is starring in "creed ii," which today, and he reportedly told tmz that he would step into the ring with boxer roy jones jr. >> now tmz reports the boxing veteran is accepting jordan's challenge, saying, we'll make it happen. >> well, the 49-year-old jones tells tmz that he believes his old school vet experience will enable him to easily win a match with the actor. the actor. >> the actor. >> actor. >> so roy jones, he has some knockouts in his career. >> yeah, and, okay, yeah, so, fine, he's a little older. whatever. i'm sure michael b. jordan is in amazing shape. >> yes, he is. >> i'm sure real good shape. but good luck. not the face. not the money-maker. not the money-maker. >>> okay. next, this is what you miss out on when you take the stairs instead of the elevator. >> so don't do it. at least at mtv. that's mariah carey surprising some of her biggest superfans with some elevator karaoke on the trlevator. get it? if you thought of trl because it's still around. >> she's making this a dream come true for superfan

you've got one journalist versus more than one hundred billion dollars worth of sales is rosalyn jordan. six days after the journalist and us resident jamal khashoggi then asked during a visit to the saudi consulate in istanbul u.s. president donald trump said this i am concerned about it i don't like hearing about it and hopefully that will sort itself out right now nobody knows anything about it . but there's a pretty bad stories going around i do not like it turkish officials accused a saudi hit squad of murdering once he was inside but trungpa seemed reluctant to punish an ally in part because of defense spending is spending one hundred ten billion dollars purchasing military equipment and other things. if we don't sell it they'll say well thank you very much we're glad for russia or thank you very much we're buying from china that doesn't help us not when it comes to jobs and not when it comes to our companies losing out on the work a former diplomat calls trump's argument with the saudis in fact have far more depended on the united states and have no place else to go they are equi

jordan: if i could mr. chairman, have you given any type of recommendation to the commander-in-chief because the president is the one he wanted to do this as quickly as possible and that was two months ago. >> i.g. horowitz: i'm not in a position to talk about that any internal discussions at this point so i'd have to get a back to you on that. trowj the gentleman from ohio yields back,. >> rep. maloney: i found it shocking that the bureau of prisons were not able to make a feminine hygiene products sufficiently accessible to female inmates. that seems like a simple things to do and it described how several low-security prisons provided inmates with a pre-determined number of products. regardless of need based on how many products they had available. is that correct? >> mr. hurwitz: we found it not every institution but as you indicated a number of institutions and that was concerned to us as we wrote in the report since our report was out earlier this year, director horowitz has issued a modified statement

>>> justice for jordan. students still planning a rally today at the universityf maryland in memory of the football player who died of hea, stroke even after a stunning reversal, the firing of the head coach. >> five days and counting to the midterm elections. both parties have big names on the campaign trail today. their efforts may already be paying off with new early voting numbers. >> andea it's a gorgeous outside. make sure to enjoy the mild weather today. tomorrow we'll have occasiona rain and much cooler for the weekend. >>> good morning. welcome to "news4 midday, i'm chris lawrence. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. >> we go live to justin finch, who has been talking to student leaders ahead of a demonstration. >> reporter: t student body president tells me it's been a very emotional 36 hours here in college park, the last 24 houin perhaps the most emotional, yesterday when they t word that perhaps coach durkin was going to be reinstat reinstated, they said they were ready to take to the campus and rally. a

jordan is here.will see it when we come back. . >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by barefoot wine. efoot wine. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e hotwire.com are yoget in.ready? get in. get in. get in. get in. wait, scoot over! scoot over! ahhhh! ♪ boys, we gotta back up, just a little bit, back up... back up...back up... stay in the frame... stay in the frame... willow, just stay in the frame! hey, mitch, could you ah... ...scootch in? i'm trying to take a selfie. wait, one sec... whoa! smile! ♪ well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or

the vote beating jim jordan of ohio 159 for mccarthy. and 43 votes for jim jordan. paul cane of the "washington post" tweeting that today's mccarthy v. jordan vote, 159-43, quite reminiscent of the last tie in the house republican lost majority. back then in 2006 mike pence challenged john boehner for minority leader. that vote was 168-27. in 2006. house democrats meanwhile meeting on capitol hill, they are discussing their incoming legislative agenda for the 116th congress. representative elijah cummings of maryland, the incoming chair of the house oversight and government reform committee talked to reporters following the meeting about his role on committee and leadership elections. mr. cummings: good morning, everyone. >> you mind talking about the discussions going on in leadership anti-next speaker and where you stand? mr. cummings: i have been abundantly clear, i support nancy pelosi a million percent. we need somebody who has been battle tested as she has been. i think -- when you think about the victories on the part of the democratic party, a lot of us ran

renistraight ahead, football er thens dthea jordan mcnair. in thisti morning from the ps jusaitice w for jordan m rally. we'll have a live report. i trud mid termsting. arod t a corner and prede intran tumhe mornin thatefgrig.in lionir a nt data recorder. aat it could tell them autd orl neaan d later, red due damage motto a little tooeral t it ph>> imagine t doing. >> raising teheel thursday, nov1 ststart hearing thaonth ago. f chr.istmas sales all that >> h mdy. goinou -- look s at drake. why the real heer already has hs challoweenostume picked out for next year. >> whoo! >> mike andrin doing a gate job. o >> jer'connell right there yr f's going to be steve evcheeyec n halloween. mar wlber d not call t ur hav n tll>>ha i though,et's get to le ier som o it's wodeer% is iways just in time h morningk morng,>> sun g warme mo 69n tlus5,6at bwi an all thaig we' get clouds thil doldaf about 24 hours or so we'lle moo g have arr w come c through which will brings wed ipow wed for about today. joypl osownge. i'll remind you later. >> sounds good. tour

jordan and mary didn't seem to mind, and jordan certainly proved quite a hit with the otters.aged, and enjoying the rest of their trip around asia. earlier, jordan doyle and mary listerjoined me in the studio. i asked them how they felt about the otters gatecrashing their romantic moment. absolutely wonderful. we were very, very lucky to have it in the way that it happened, but even more lucky for having this gorgeous woman say yes. what was it like having these otters crawling behind you ? we had to stay very still, because they can be nippy. they were getting the bottoms of my feet, and i was on my knee. what happened after that... you were also warned not to hold them or cuddle them, because they can bite. oh, yes, they can take down crocodiles, so we had to be very careful. we were told they would take 15 seconds and then they would go, but they were there for three minutes. you made a special trip to see these otters because you watched a documentary of sir david attenborough‘s. yes, yes, yes, we did. we watched it on blue planet ii. one of the things he showed was otters

jim jordan. >> thank you, lou. taitake care.: a group of rinos wants to double the visa camp of foreign guest workers from 66,000 to 132,000. senators tom tillis, chuck grassley, mike grounds as well as congressman andy harris, they want to insert the proposal into next week's spending bill. that bill comes despite recent opposition from senator grassley who said in june that the visa program left workers vulnerable to recruitment and workplace abuses and argued that it threatened american workers. what's going on and why the sudden interest in how are they going to assure that they know who is come in the country and for how long and when they leave. it will be interesting to hear those answers. >>> be sure to vote in the poll tonight. the question is db do you think rino paul ryan's blind loyalty to the chamber of commerce, koch brothers and wall street will once again stand in the way of funding for president trump's border wall? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me on inst

jordan founded. steve scalise will be minority whip and liz cheney will be the house republican conference chair and minnesota rep tom emery is the leading contender to run the national republican congressional committee, the campaign arm of the gop house members. in the senate john thune is expected to be the republican whip, the gop number 2 position in the upper chamber replacing john cornyn who is facing a term limit. and john barrasso will become chair of the senate republican conference, missouri senator roy blunt will take over as chair of the republican policy committee. the only contested leadership position, iowa senator joni ernst and deb fisher are competing to fill roy blunt's spot as vice chair of the senate gop conference. the committee's position inside the senate, judiciary and oversight, will be decided after the senate races are decided. shannon: and who knows when that will be? let's talk about it now with politics editor of the halftime report and author of every man a king. welc

hale previously served as ambassador to pakistan and jordan. this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. my name is paul salem. i'm president of the middle east institute. it is my great pleasure to welcome you all today to the 72nd annual conference entitled the middle east in 2019, challenges and opportunities for u.s. policy. i thank you all for joining us today, and want to thank in advance all our panelists, moderators and keynote speakers. our annual conference is our opportunity to bring together some of the leading approximately see makers, leaders to middle east relations to examine together the challenges and the opportunities lying ahead. this event is being covered by a number of tv networks as well as being live streamed. please silence your phones and you are encouraged to tweet at meiconf for conference, meiconf. we are nearing the end of a very exciting year at mei and we will move into it n year and the new building will have a contemporary art gallery, state-of-the-art classrooms and ample office space for various pol

rhis ousting comes five months after playe jordan mcnair's death.father learned the decision during a live interview with nbc's tom costello. >> does the fact that coach durkin is now out, does that in an y way help as continue to mourn? >> it's a ste in the right direction for some type of closure, which is impossible. it's just an emotional roller coaster dealing with this scenario. >> matt canada will remain the interim coach. the terps have a home game thi saturday against michigan state. now let's continue our team coverage of the story with news 4's justin finch. >> justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, back-to-eck shock h in college park from students as they had first the shock of hearing that d.j. dkin was recommended to stay on as head shock and then that final that he was, indeed, going to be parting ways with the university. there are reports, too, that members of the football team were cering when that final announcement was made, some even taking their surprise to social media, including linebacker tre watson, who post

host: take us through president trump's relationship with kevin mccarthy and jim jordan. do you expect him to weigh in at all on the leadership race? guest: i wouldn't expect them to weigh in on sometime wednesday. it's interesting, president has lawmakers,h of these he has gotten closer in recent weeks -- recent months and i think by design with leader mccarthy, mccarthy sensing that trump is very influential obviously within the republican caucus and really wants to show that the president believes in him and they have a close relationship and that he could pick up the phone and talk to the president and get the president on the phone. they talk almost daily, we know that. mccarthy is trying to shore up that relationship as a sign to the rest of the conference that he has the president's ear but notably, the president has recently as last week over week before all these rallies ran together in my head by the end, he is in ohio lavishing praise on congressman jordan, calling up on stage and calling a champion. i think with the present will come down on this, all evidence

which jordan founded.ly it appears louisiana congressman steve scalise will become minority whip, wyoming congresswoman liz cheney will likely be the house republican conference chair, and minnesota representative tom ever is a leading contender to run the national republican congressional committee. that is the campaign arm of the g.o.p. house members. south dakota's john thune is widely expected to be the republican whip, that's the g.o.p.'s number two position in the upper chamber. senator thune replaces john cornyn. wyoming senator john barrasso will fill senator thune's current position of the senate republican conference. roy blunt would take over for john barrasso. in the only contested leadership position, iowa senator joni ernst and nebraska senator deb fischer competing to fill roy blunt's spot as vice chair of the senate g.o.p. conference. the committee positions inside the senate, like judiciary and oversight, will be decided -- won't be decided until all the senate races are decided. >> shanno

jordan just admitted to. "the skinny" is next. is next. ♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny >>> it is "skinny" time. we're starting with a major upset in the world of celebrity bragging rights, you might say. >> "forbes" is out with its annual ranking of the highest paid women in music and the top spot, it didn't go to t-swift or queen b. shudders. the highest paid woman in music last year was katy perry. pulled in $83 million. >> wait, why? ♪ dance, dance, dance to the disco song ♪ ♪ turn it up, keep it on repeat ♪ >> apparently she works hard for her money. the bulk of perry's earnings came from concerts. her "witness" tour, which raked in 1 million bucks a night. beyonce booked stadiums but she had to split it with jay. >> see? at least another $20 million for perry came off her salary as a judge on "american idol." >> oh, she's making $20 million for "american idol?" rounding out the top five this year, taylor swift dropping to second place earning $80 million. >> beyonce in a distant third place with a me

jim jordan. >> thanks, lou. lou: the national left-wing media attacking the president of the united states for revoking jim acosta's white house access. >> you know, i was trying to ask a question of the president at this press conference and obviously a question they didn't like. >> what i saw was battery not by jim acosta but the young white house aide. >> he's screaming about jim acosta. >> this is about donald trump trying to distract how weak he is now. >> the freedom of the press is under assault. >> all of this a convenient distraction after republicans lost the house and the president fired his attorney general. >> you don't like rude reporters? don't be president of the united states. lou: wow, there's a choice, hu? they don't seem a bit entitled, do they? we'll take that up and much more, the break will be short, ed rollins will be with us when we return. we'll be back. stay with us. this time of year, what do you give? when it's your extra concert, game or special event tickets to vet tix, you're givi

come january, jim jordan, in key race for republican minority leader, tomorrow.ning me now, congressman andy bigs of arizona. member of house judiciary committee and house freedom caucus, welcome back to circumstances that change. let's start with what is going on in both florida and georgia, at least in florida, we have a recount for two important jobs. your reacted to there? >> well, from what i have seen numbers can't be overcome without tampering, statistic lyric,rick scott new senator, an desantis new governor, they will do recount, i can tell you, someone experienced recount there is not enough momentum, they should be soon to be safely eensconced in their new positio. lou: tomorrow, jim jordan versus kevin mccarthy. was majority leader, and under speaker ryan. how is that going to turn out? what are your thoughts? >> i think will be fairly close. jim has done a great job, characterizing this as what i think it is, it is you can either keep on same course, and hope for a different result for change course, and most fundamental aspect we'll build a wall, we

jim jordan is somebody the president views as a pit bull on cable tv. how does the president judge members of congress. they will tell you, basically, to a person that when they go on whether it's fox news or cnn or msnbc, it's cable network coverage. sh he seems them on his tv and he will call and say whether he thinks they did a good job or bad job. jim jordan very effective at that. think about the house judicial area committee. jim jordan will have to jump over several of his colleagues to take that slot. that could cause problems. he is in line to be the oversight in government reform ranking member. that's another place where we often see high profile investigative hearings. it's possible that he could end up with that kind of a role that would put his face on tv a lot in way that would help the president. >> thank you for taking a few minutes. >>> up next, down for the count. how aging and overworked equipment in florida could put the recount deadline at risk. the recount deadline at risk managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until

hello i'm down in jordan this is. from doha also coming up turkish media reveals more about how saudi agents disposed of the body of the murdered journalist and often feels more about how saudi agents disposed of the body of the murdered journalist. aid finally arrives to thousands of people driven by you or for most companies subarea spawn that without supplies after months of delay. with a staple will they go deep in the french territory of new caledonia vote on whether to cut ties with france and become independent. campaigning in the u.s. mid-term elections ended its final stage both president trump and former u.s. president barack obama drumming up support before the vote on tuesday. focused on immigration and jobs he threatened to change the right to citizenship for anyone born in the u.s. the republicans come to control both houses of congress but the democrats hope at least to win back the house of representatives where robert all joins us live now from washington d.c. robb's the president trump has been criss

thank you, jordan nobbs suffering cruciate, damage to her knee.d was announced. every day this week, we‘ll find out a bit more about each of the five players. medhi benatia is one of the worlds best centrebacks, winning two serie a titles and two bundesliga titles in the past four years. he helped morocco reach the world cup in russia, their first in 20 years. it‘s the first time the 31—year old has been nominated for the bbc award. translation: nady is like my brother, he‘s really good captain. medhi benatia is nominated along with mohamed salah, sadio mane, kalidou koulibaly and thomas pa rtey. you can vote for your favourite one of them via the bbc sport website. voting closes on sunday 2nd of december, the winner will be announced on the 14th. here are some of the days other sports headlines: danny care has been dropped by england for next saturday‘s test against australia. the scrum—half started and scored againstjapan but hasn‘t made the squad for their final match of the autumn series. dina asher—smith is on the shortlist for the iaaf femal

. >> the wildftrd jordan's son gr for his own photo challenge. >> see how hudson's snaps stack up to dear old dad's. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine. -[ laughs ] -will he? -i don't know. -will he? fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a mo

hello i'm don jordan this is al-jazeera. coming up the democratic republic of congo struggles to deal with this worst of the outbreak which has claimed almost two hundred. searching for the missing in jordan with flash floods have killed twelve people and left many others unaccounted for. leaders unite to remember the end of world war one and the growing political divisions between the u.s. and european powers. president has increased the pressure on saudi arabia to reveal the truth about the murder of journalist. says he shed already a recordings related to the killing with saudi arabia the us france germany and the u.k. . it's the first time turkey has officially acknowledged the existence of recordings related to the murder of journalist. at the saudi consulate in istanbul last month and the timing could not have been more telling just before stepping on a flight to paris president. with field has shared the recordings with the u.s. saudi arabia friends germany and the u.k. it was a move designed to put further pressure o

now, t was a rally, a justice for jordan rally scheduled today. that is still going on. it's about r'suditudents igaill tther >> ♪ >> 5 :13 is the time right now. r other big story this morning the search for ae killer in th district. this comes after a man was, shoh .tation last nightot now, police response was s intense that the u.s. capitol went into lookdown.fox5'sle live with what we'ved the corner of massachusetts avenue and museum. according to police, the man was shott j before 10:00 p.m. andto investigars say there was anltercation and some produced a gun. thatas victim w transported to the hospital in critical condition and later died. lookingigorinal for t midnight. police are searching i connectis deadly shooting. guys, back to you. >> 5:33 is the time. we have some inonesia this ndek. i now, overnight navy divers d y they've recoveree jet's flight data recorbuomr thfre thr still missing. the remains of about 50 of the 189 people on board have also been rroovered. experts boeing arrived in indonesia today to help with the investigation. now, the new boein737

and jordan centuries of ottoman all of this was mainly the jewish city it was called the jews the limbof the baltics. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. i mean his story is a for the people every week brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's genin a space to avoid his generalists well one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work. paste as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter them and see bias the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera. had our winter is turkey and nasty has already been some early snow around the great lakes of the midwest and the upper midwest and it was caused by this thing here so a cold front stroll through the code has calmed unfor

jordan and his 12-pack in this year's blockbuster "black panther". is a critically acclaimed leading man. in his new movie "creed 2," he is adonis creed. we met up with him at a very hip, very cool place in new york city called gold bar. >> my dad used to take me to boxing matches. i used to watch them all the time at home. i never imagined, could never dream at the time that i would -- >> be playing this? >> -- playing a boxer. >> listen, i'm taking this fight with or without you. >> to play the role of adonis in "creed 2," michael b. jordan has blurred the line between reality and fantasy. >> living like a fighter, training like a fighter. i tell everybody on set, and they know this by now but don't treat me like an actor. treat me like a fighter. i broke my hands a couple of times on this set. i want to go home and feel t i want to ache. >> we don't feel. we love. >> you're producing it? >> yes, ma'am. >> are you saying yes, ma'am, because i'm old or because you're polite? >> obviously, my mom is scowling at me over your shoulder. >> no, mom, it's