and the other thing is in two thousand and nine samples were taken at jordan downs. what they found were high levels of diesel seal. and residue from the steel mill that operated in the same this is that thing of being like getting back to the industrial isn't like there's a reason we left the industrial age because it had horrible deadly child labor and it poisoned everything so that's kind of why we got away from it is one of those things that's like. we don't do that anymore but the worst part is there's places like this all over in blue collar communities that were working class communities but when the predominantly white. residents of those moved into the suburbs they became lower income neighborhoods and everybody went well who cares they're just poor their vote doesn't matter they don't contribute to campaigns well and their care i mean why should we give them clean water which is disturbing on so many levels it's completely implausible when you look at like the amount that's been pulled out in recent clean up. two hundred fifty nine thousand thousand tons of

reporting that dick russell centers on jordan downs this housing complex and watch and they're building a new kind of like fanciest mansi housing complex there. toxic levels levels of lead and other deadly chemicals they're making it a danger to the low income residents but they're hoping that this time this housing complex will eventually help so ok we're going to build a new building by the area but we're not actually going to clean up the mess and just for those of the kind of history buffs out there jordan downs is actually originally built. right right during world war two as temporary housing for steel workers where they're building kind of the military industrial complex of its day and the other thing is in two thousand and nine samples were taken at jordan down. what they found were high levels of diesel seal. and residue from the steel mill that operated in the same this is that thing of being like getting back to the industrial isn't like there's a reason we left the industrial age because it had horrible deadly. wild labor and it poisoned everything so that's kind of why we g

reporting that dick russell did centers on jordan downs this housing complex and watch and they're building a new car.

hello i'm down in jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera the syrian government is back in control of the southern province after it reach a cease fire deal with the rebels it ends more than two weeks of fighting that it displaced three hundred thirty thousand people the deal was brokered by russia which backs the government the football coach who led twelve young players into the cave complex in thailand has written to apologize to their parents rescuers say oxygen levels are dropping inside the cave they're only keeping four navy divers with the group at all times. the latest amid the cave in shanghai. they're not to dangerous levels yet but what they're doing is they're taking out nonessential personnel that are now rescue personnel that are now inside the cave you know they're the divers going back and forth to the spot where the coach and the players are there's a chamber where they're kind of pre-stage ing tanks and things and supplies that they bring to the boys so they're taking out the people who are non-essential in only keeping those in there who are absolutel

though follows talks progress they've now broken down the rebel groups say there are no plans for no date or no plans for any new talks or though jordan we can be assured will be trying to get those talks restarted as soon as possible because as a consequence of those talks breaking down will be yet more refugees heading to the jordan border heading to the border with jordan and evolving and deepening refugee crisis for the joe danial part is to try and deal with. iran's revolutionary guard say they're ready to carry out president has time to harness threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf rouhani said the measures could be taken if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on global markets u.s. forces out of their own nuclear d.n.a. may and warned conscious to halt imports of iranian oil by november or face penalties helen fisher has. the reunion president has been on a two day visit to switzerland one of the main topics of conversation the u.s. decision to violate the iran nuclear deal by pulling out now the u.s. wants countries to boycott really you know oil is part of stronger international sanctions the president hassan r

though follows talks progress they've now broken down the rebel groups say there are no plans for no date or no plans for any new talks although jordan we can be assured will be trying to get those talks restarted as soon as possible because as a consequence of those talks breaking down will be yet more refugees heading to the jordan border heading to the border with jordan and evolving and deepening refugee crisis for the joe danial part isn't to try and deal with. iran is threatening to stop all exports from leaving the gulf the iranian president hassan rouhani said the measures could be taken if the u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on the local markets in the scenery rain in revolutionary guards commander says they're ready to implement the policy if needed the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in may in a sense told countries they must stop all imports of iranian oil from november or face financial penalties. as the americans have claimed they want to completely stop iran's oil exports they don't understand the meaning of this statement because it has no meaning for a rainy and oil law to be exported while the

by one down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. stun grenades and fire to go around the al aqsa mosque as israeli security forces push back palestinian worshippers. massive growth in the u.s. economy but how sustainable is it. i'm done looking the thirteen hundred year old mystery of mexico's red queen. a group of opposition political parties has rejected the results of pakistan's general election following allegations of vote rigging and meddling by the military the ruling party has conceded defeat paving the way for cricket's a politician imran khan to become the next prime minister but the opposition alliance says it will take to the streets until new vote is held a solid binge of aid reports on the whole. the master even his brother are no longer calling the shots after the campaign it's time to clean up in what the manhunt called a new pakistan. voters have taken their leader for the top job but they are already calling for accountability of those who joined in one hand from the so-called all pakistan in an airfield those copy

>> jim jordan sat down on monday in ohio with the investigators. firm that's looking into this osu investigation. and this is significant. this was something they've long been talked about, that they want to do. the last two weeks since the congressman has been engulfed in this scandal, he said he had an intention to sit down with the investigators, and now he has. these investigators are looking into the osu doctor, dr. strauss, who has been accused by many athletes, wrestlers at ohio state university. accused of sexual abuse. this is not an investigation into jim jordan but certainly as we've been reporting, how he gets pulled into all of this is many wrestlers said while he was the assistant wrestling coach at the university in the early '90s that he turned a blind eye to sexual abuse they say he knew about at the time. a big back and forth between a law firm and the congressman the past two weeks whether they contacted him or not, requested a formal sit-down interview for this investigation or not. at the end, turns out they sent that investiga

>> immediate future is a question of when jim jordan sits down with the osu investigators leading the investigation into the doctor. he told me this week that's something he's working with investigators to do, potentially could happen as early as this week. long-term there's considerable questions about his political standing on capitol hill, political influence. it is notable you have a lot of republican voices coming out in last 48, 72 hours, voicing their support of jim jordan. we'll continue watching that. seems like he's on solid ground at the moment in his party. but we'll watch especially in addition to if there are more allegations to uncover. >> thanks for that report. >>> now a cnn exclusive. we have new audio unearthed by kay file which reveals shocking commentary by darla shine. you know her husband, bill shine, former fox news executive, now part of the white house. deputy chief of staff for communications. in this clip from a radio show in 2009, darla shine mocks female soldiers dealing with sexual harassment. i'll going to play it so you hear entire audio. >> i'm sexist

along down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at. the seven fire in nicaragua more than two hundred seventy people have died in continuing on to government protests. the u.s. president arrives in scotland as angry demonstrators continue to protest as working for the u.k. . and hung out to dry the west bank's once lucrative tobacco industry is no longer a money spinner the palestinians.

hello i'm down jordan this is. also coming up. in britain two people are critically ill after exposure to the same the agent used to rush. the teenagers trapped in a flooded cave in being told how to swim. before their rescue can begin. and german leaders are scheduled to hold key meetings with their counterparts from hungry in australia as the political uncertainty continues on how to deal with asylum seekers . the syrian government. are intensifying their bombing campaign in southern province according to opposition reports say the number of air strikes has increased after talks with the rebels ended without an agreement on a cease fire at least two hundred seventy thousand people have fled their homes since the offensive began more than two weeks ago. from beirut in neighboring lebanon. the relative. collapse of the peace talks syrian government planes and they have been targeting a number of rebel held town in the province dozens of air strikes reported by activists targeting the towns of in the western countries and in the ea

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and i'm down in jordan with a quick reminder of the top stories here. first some breaking news here four million people have been excluded from a draft national register of citizens in the indian state of a sandwich board as bangladesh they have until sunday to prove their legal residency. promise and ramadi promised his party would take action against undocumented muslims who fled to india during the bangladesh liberation war against pakistan in one thousand seventy one the state registrar says people won't be deported and will have a chance to appeal.

hello i'm down jordan this is. also coming up disappearances torture and death i'm just international says what happened in yemeni prisons under control should be investigated as more crimes. the future of the roms oil economy evidence that the international markets. following u.s. pressure to fund. the suspense. i and then celebrations croatian football fans erupt reaches the world cup final for the first time at the. u.s. president donald trump says he's still committed to nato despite fierce criticisms of allies over their defense spending commitments he spoke to reporters after an emergency session to discuss his proposal that members spending be doubled to four percent of g.d.p. well donald trump says nato country will raise their spending to two percent of g.d.p. and he hopes they'll go higher once that's achieved. the united states'. commitment to nato is very strong remains very strong but primarily because everyone the spirit they have the amount of money they're willing to spend and the additional money t

jordan. there is no trade down and the west has to begin to back off ok then one last point briefly joshua please could this be what the french are doing now could this be the beginning of a cascade effect where world leaders going around the globe say yes bashar al assad has won this is the new normal we have to work with it we have to get on with it i think that's exactly what many people are going to determine and that that already israel has done that we've seen trump with putin talking about syria now france is getting their finger end and it could be that that this is just the beginning of the new normal as you say joshua landis there in vermont many thanks. pleasure protesters both for and against nicaragua u.s. president have been back on the streets of the capital as political unrest continues to grow anti government demonstrations demonstrators rather demanding daniel take steps and calls fresh elections ortega has accused them of plotting a coup with support from the catholic church and the united states. they arrival of the i.m.f. chief and finance ministers from the g. twenty in berl

afield so very very difficult for them and as you mentioned israel's border remains closed and jordan further down also their border remains close a very difficult for these people a seventy tell us more about israel's involvement in syria's war directly and indirectly it's been a big concern the conflict in syria has been a big concern for israel's military and political leaders. well israel has always made it very clear that it's not particularly fussed about who sits in damascus in fact the golan heights have been its most peaceful since assad has been in power what israel is concerned about is the iranian presence most importantly the transfer of weapons from iran through syria we can hear more explosions in the background fully through syria into lebanon fueling hezbollah this is the issue this is why israeli government never really confirm specific strikes in syria but it has said that it will absolutely take out if they know of a weapon shipment that is carrying on we've we know from from sources that there have been various strikes targeting also iranian forces in the country know recently

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hello i'm down jordan lawyer from doha also coming up freedom lost a palestinian teenager jailed for slapping and kicking on israeli soldier says the legal rights were violated i'm against him i mean there were no female soldiers here and i have a right to that i had two male interrogators questioning still as a minor they didn't every family member to be there which was my right. zimbabwe's former leader robert mugabe endorses the opposition candidate the head of monday's presidential election. and inflaming tornadoes spreading wildfires destroy homes families and livelihoods in northern california. the opposition in cambodia is calling for protests after the ruling party claimed victory in sunday's election which has been widely described as a sham by human rights groups prime minister hun sen who's been in office for over thirty years is accused of voter intimidation but last year he dissolved the main opposition party whose leader is in jail awaiting trial for treason when he joins us live now from phnom penh when someone's been the reaction so far to the election result. we're d

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this week my guest on "sunday today" is golf phenom jordan spieth. i sat down british open where he'll be defending his title in a couple of weeks. we talked about his meteoric rise winning the masters at just 21 years old, how his family has kept him grounded as the star has risen and his thoughts on g with jordan spieth plus the latest news and politics this weekend on "sunday today." you can catch us in the morning or set your dvr and watch any time. now i'll send it back to you, frances and phillip and i'llood. thanks. >> one texas mother's trip to the gas staifying fight to save children. the woman opened fire on a carjacker who tried to steal her suv with her kids still inside. the mom said she feels she did what was necessary to protect her young toddlers. nbc's catie beck has more on the family's harrowing ordeal. >> nothing but five minutes. >> reporter: still shaken, michelle asked us not to reveal her identity. >> everyone wants to do anything to my kids, you know, i would do what i need to do to protect them. by any means necessary. >> reporter: aro

hello i'm down jordan with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a group of opposition political parties in pakistan is rejecting the outcome of wednesday's election official results show the party of former cricketer imran khan has gained the most seats in the national assembly opposition groups say the vote was rigged and that the military interfered in the process. of their. own party's conference unanimously rejected twenty fifth july twenty eighth you know elections we don't accept it as a people's mandate but consider it as a stolen. mandate those who are thinking that they want a majority we even don't accept their majority nor will we give them a chance to rule we demand free and fair reelections and we all agreed that all members elected from all parties will not take oath in the parliament. israeli forces of reopen the gates of the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem after closing them for several hours on friday soldiers fired tear gas and stun grenades at worshippers who were there for friday prayers they say was in response to items being thr

is there any serious pressure from within his republican party for jordan to step down? t this point, not publicly yet. but this is certainly a critical week for jim jordan as he returns to capitol hill after spending a week back at his home district as this controversy broke. and this controversy has been growing for him by the day as we're hearing more allegations from additional wrestlers saying not only did jim jordan know about the abuse, but he went on to do nothing about it. interest iing today we are seei a more aggressive pushback from his office. certainly trying to reframe. one say iing that he has good judgment. he's honest and fair. another saying point-blank he knows that jim jordan did not know about this abuse. so certainly interesting here as the controversy shifts to jim jordan and his political future trying to be more aggressive in the pushback as he will fight for his political life. >> some democrats are looking for a formal congressional investigation into all of this at the same time in contrast to the republicans. we'll see what happens. thank you

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low on down jordan this is al jazeera from doha also coming up hitting the back of the drones near itsborder israel says it's fired missiles into syria. the pressure starting to tell its oil imports as the u.s. intensified its bid to isolate iraq. i just extra special for croatia nation of just four million. and hence for its first woke up one. nato leaders are gathering again in brussels right now hoping to put the disagreements of day one behind the. new sessions about to begin with ending the war in afghanistan and security concerns in ukraine top of the agenda day one have been dominated by donald trump's demands for higher military spending and sharp criticism of germany well our diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now from brussels so james are world leaders still reeling from donald trump's prickly comments yesterday i think they are because those comments are continuing on twitter when we finally saw the meeting with chancellor merkel it was more conciliatory language from the president but since then he's been attacking her in germany again on twitter until one am in th

hello i'm down in jordan this is live from doha also coming up. police in nicaragua open fire more than two hundred seventy people have been killed in months of anti-government protests. u.s. president arrives in scotland as angry demonstrators protesters working to zip to the u.k. . and hung out to dry how the west bank's once lucrative tobacco industry is no longer a money spinner for palestinians.

having fun. >> a sunday sit down with jordan spieth later in the show. but let's begin with the breaking news out of thailand. the first boys emerged from the cave. the boys are now emerging. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. great on a sunday morning to bring you what appears to be good news. we knew this was d day for the rescue and now it appears to be freedom day for two boys. and getting reports that four boys may have reached dry ground. doesn't necessarily mean they are out of the cave. but in the last hour, came down the jungle boroad with the boys. they are being treated. the operation was launched about ten hours ago with the commander saying there is no better day than this one. the time is now. this is d day. so there were 18 divers we know involved at the sharp end. five navy seals and 15 international divers. they have been taken out two by two over the last few hours. walking, waiting and in some cases diving through murky water and narrow passageways. some of the passageways, 2 1/2 feet by 2 feet. a highly experienced profess

though follows talks progress they've now broken down the rebel groups say there are no plans for no date or no plans for any new talks or though jordan we can be assured will be trying to get those talks restarted as soon as possible because as a consequence of those talks breaking down will be yet more refugees heading to the jordan border heading to the border with jordan and evolving and deepening refugee crisis for the joe danial part is to try and deal with. well you can see there on the horizon is one of a number of makeshift camps that have appeared in this area in the last couple of weeks since the syrian government offensive started in their uncouth nature and up there are is around ten kilometers in that direction certainly this morning we heard what certainly sounded like strikes coming from that area the israeli government here have said that they will not open these borders to refute g.'s but it is also said that it will continue she managed here in assistance where necessary prime minister netanyahu saying that israel will react to any threats to its sovereignty the israeli military has reinforced troops in this area in

though follows talks progress they've now broken down the rebel groups say there are no plans for no date or no plans for any new talks although jordan we can be assured will be trying to get those talks restarted as soon as possible because as a consequence of those talks breaking down will be yet more refugees heading to the jordan border heading to the border with jordan and evolving and deepening refugee crisis for the joe danial part isn't to try and deal with. iran is threatening to stop all oil exports from leaving the gulf the iranian president hassan rouhani said the measures could be taken if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on global markets and the senior iranian revolutionary guards commander says they're ready to implement the policy if needed the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in may and has since told countries they must stop all imports of iranian oil from november or face financial penalties. nazeem as the americans have claimed they want to completely stop iran's oil exports they don't understand the meaning of this statement because it has no meaning for a rainy and oil law to be exported whi

hello i'm down in jordan live from doha also coming up. police in nicaragua open fire more than two hundred seventy people have been killed in months of anti-government protests. u.s. president arrives in scotland as angry demonstrators protesters working visit to the u.k. . and hung out to dry how the west bank's once lucrative tobacco industry is no longer a money spinner for palestinian. president doesn't work he's making an historic visit to neighboring ethiopia is the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the long time rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact to restore diplomatic and trade ties ending a twenty year military standoff catherine sawyer reports. days optimism for a change in the horn of africa rapid progress is being made after prime minister at the mohammad an expected to be made peace with their retreat and president at their wake he. was given a huge rose welcome when he visited the capital asmara last sunday thousands of their retransmit lined the streets flags flew side by side. these were once b

hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a tragic turn of events in the thailand cave rescue with the death of a former navy diver. more than twenty years after a deadly nerve gas attack on japan subway a cult leader is executed. and how a fight of a fertile land has killed hundreds of people we take you to central nigeria. a trade war between two of the world's largest economies has officially begun with the u.s. and china imposing tariffs on each other's major industries chinese tires some thirty four billion dollars worth of u.s. goods went into effect a short time ago they would retaliate to u.s. imposed levies on the same amount of chinese products but donald trump is threatening to increase the tariffs on china to half a trillion dollars in money down which we said many times that no one will benefit from the trade war but the two sides need to meet each other halfway in threat they will lead to nowhere position has remained consistent and is very clear where robert broad joins us live now from beijing so rob not surprisingly china has already r

hello i'm down in jordan doha with the top stories on the al jazeera china has accused the us of launching the largest trade war in economic history the reaction from beijing follows the u.s. imposing tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods from abroad as more from beijing. donald trump has promised that he may well put terrorists on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of more products china has said it will retaliate in kind all of this is not very good for business sentiment share prices have fallen only slightly here in china but it follows the last couple of weeks which have seen a gradually share prices moving downwards as people have realized that what was just a war of words is now materializing into a trade war one of the divers who has been working to rescue a youth football team stranded in a flooded cave in thailand has died a former navy seal the death was caused by a lack of oxygen he was part of efforts to bring supplies to the twelve boys and their coach monsoon rains are just days away with pipes and pumps have been brought in to drain millions of li

along down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i'm going to go to our bit of a chilling account of police violence in nicaragua hundreds have been killed in the months of anti-government protests. mass demonstrations are planned for.

up warnings a very humanitarian catastrophe on the areas border with jordan and israel as talks to end the fighting in dara bring down iran's revolutionary guard backs a warning from president rouhani threatening to shut off all gulf oil exports if u.s. sanctions are imposed and tire rescue teams give crash courses in swimming and diving to the trial schoolboys trapped in a cave with back. we begin with a developing story here in the u.k. british police have just confirmed that two people critically ill in hospital in southern england have been exposed to the nerve agent novacek the same substance that russian double agent cripple and his door to unia and march a major incident was declared in the town of amesbury where the man and woman were found unconscious on saturday it's around thirteen kilometers from cells right where the script poll poisoning took place on monday the second degree low due to concerns over the symptoms but if the man and the woman would display samples from both patients who served open there on the board three for analysis. following the details of those samples we come from the amount of wo

jordan: how many are there? ms. downs: i believe five currently, and that includes groups like the ap and weekly standard. we are open for others. rep. jordan: do you use all five of those? if something is flagged as potentially false, it is sent to all participating fact checkers. rep. jordan: who flags it? be bickert: it could either from people reporting content as false or from our technology noting that in comments, people are saying the content is false. your system can flag it or someone can just send you some message and say we think this is fake news? ms. bickert: if content is flagged as potentially false -- fact checkers, if any of the fact checking organizations rated as true, the content is not downrange. --they agree this content is >> if all five say this is fake news, what does facebook do? ms. bickert: we don't remove it, but remove the distribution and -- reduce distribution and articles that people see around the internet on the same topic. rep. jordan: these five that make the determination, does this

down? lisa jordan was rushing home but it was too late. her apartment was soard with waamage and the apartment above hers gutted by fire. now she's one of 11 families displaced. >> i try to keep myself together and then i feel the sensation is want to goow you home and you can't. >> reporter: nicole webb and her family are living betwe their car and a hotel for now after being displaced. she's happy they are all safe. now she's focused on the futu e. >> becaun when i get into an apartment, you know, you have to rebuild everything so ist l going to need help once i get in, you know, for school for them. >> reporter: the franklin park apartments, the city of green belt, nonprofit groups and h churchave filled every corner of this apartment complex office with donations now being boxed up and prepared for families that need them. it's giving those misplaced a head start on rebuilding. >> anything that they give is always helpful and a blessing. >> i appreciate them, i really do. i really appreciate them into with all of the donations that the

jordan bell throws it down scores 6 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists warriors go on to win 77-71...state will face the rockets sunday ice cube's big three bastketball league is making a stop at oracle arena this is the first time they will play a slate of games in the bay area. warriors legend and hall of famer, rick barry is coaching the ball hogs for the second straight season... the three-on-three league features former n-b-a players they only play half court... have 4-point hot spot's... first to 50 points wins.. must win by 2 deshawn stevenson played 13 years in the n-b-a... won a championship with dallas in 2011 scored 13 of his 21 points in the second half hit back to back threes to beat the ghost ballers... ball hogs win 50-40 rick barry gets his first win of the season former warrior, baron davis kicked off night in oakland the two-time all-star, who is now 39... seems to be have a little left in the tank davis hit the game winning three for his team... three's company they won the game 52-50... they are now 2-1 davis finished the game with the world cup has been filled wit

and having a dimension incident war and in this case you have the border with jordan and you have the border sort of sitting down slightly this resident could be desk but it's also in this case. why the north rebels have already backed all of that out and the complete this assumes an inspection of this territory which is under the control of isis affiliates of these people who are basically caught between the isis affiliates and bombing by regime and the russian air force so they were in a particularly precarious position and because they could be rescued only israel would be that they're walking on their mark gordon these countries germany canada and u.s. and u.k. have come forward to say let's rescue we can so that's what's really happened on trial for and beirut thank you very much. protesters have again hit the streets in cities across iraq to mandating more jobs and better public services the unrest has now spread to the capital baghdad where crowds tried to storm the government district rallies began two weeks ago in the southern city of basra but are growing in size and intensity so far at least nine peop

novacek warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe on syria's border with jordan and israel as talks to end the fighting in dare up break down their own revolutionary guard backs a warning from president rouhani threatening to shut off all gulf oil exports if u.s. sanctions are imposed anti rescue teams could crash courses in swimming and diving to the trial for boys trapped in a cave with that coach. around santa how much with all the sport including the latest from wimbledon where roger federer remains on course for his nice title he broke his place in the said round at the old england club. we begin with a major developing story in the u.k. british police have just confirmed that two people critically ill in hospital in southern england have been exposed to the nerve agent the same substance that poisoned a russian double agent. and his duty yulia in march a major incident was declared in the town of well the man and woman were found unconscious on saturday it's around thirteen kilometers from salisbury where the script poll poisoning took place. this evening i've received test results from potent down that showed that th

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for columbia and then the advantage was for england when there was a brilliant save from jordan and was all downls since 2006, at that, their first world cup penalty shoot out success. their second penalty shoot out success in ages, they had a terrible record. and this isjust two minutes away from going straight through, the columbia equalizers to ta ke through, the columbia equalizers to take this match to the distance through extra time into a penalty shoot out and against it that way death history against them, england are through to the quarterfinals with a will face sweden. absolute jubilation from the pictures i am saying. his reaction, whose name has been written large in the annals of u nfortu nate penalty been written large in the annals of unfortunate penalty shoot out scoring, that was a euro 96, but we go to the italian 98, germany 2006, euro 2004, euro 2012. he is beginning the turf there, at the stadium. absolute elation. they have gone out ofjailfree stadium. absolute elation. they have gone out ofjail free and now they face the swedes and the last stage of the world cup. thank yo

. >> tiger woods wasn't the only one that struggled down the stretch. jordanfailed to card a birdie the entire day. the others faltering and francesco molinari steady as can be. he went the final 37 holes without a bogey or worse. the first ever italian to win a major championship. >>> the sports world mourning the loss of tony sparano. he complained about chest pains on thursday. he went through tests on friday and released. he was found unresponsive by his wife sunday morning. sparano was the head coach of the dolphins and raiders. he was the current offense line coach for the minnesota vikings. he was just 56 years old. an emotional training camp for vikings and teams around the nfl. he had been around the league for a while and touched a lot of players and shocking news that he is now not with us. >> remarkable what he did with the dolphins team which was 1-15 one year. 11-5 the next and won the division. a sad story. andy scholes, thank you. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered. that warni

the fans we spoke to loved it and one of the players he's chasing down is young jordan spieth who sets young days and spieth is looking impressive. he always is when he's at the front of the field. so flawless in the third round, only close shave came away from the course at the local hair dresser. take a listen. >> went a little high and tight. it was not a little bit -- was a little bit -- it was intended to be what i normally get. instead he went a little shorter. very british hair cut, little shaved on the sides, longer on top but it is what it is -- summertime it works out. >> may not be happy with his hair style but he's certainly happy with the way he's playing golf and very hard to beat later on as conditions get windier here and after five weeks covering the world cup in russia, i might try to find that myself. >> not a bad cut. >> you look great, alex, all is well. have fun today. thank you. >> so listen, if you've got a spare half million dollars, because who doesn't, why not, of course. >> saving up for this. don't know what to do with it, a british shop is selling a rocke

relation to this story that people around the globe want to help king abdullah that is going on down the jordan of course has to simply allow it calling on him to open the border and we've heard that call from the united nations as well as not putting any pressure on the jordanian government. so for the so far the jordanian government is sticking firm it is saying that he's not going to allow anybody else into jordan it says he hosts already six hundred fifty thousand syrian refugees and the big concerns about how that number of syrians already has affected the stability of jordan so jordan in no mood to let anybody through it would have to be offered enormous amounts of money i think to consider taking in those syrian refugees of syrians for the for the time being it's as with the israelis as well it would rather it wants to keep them on the other side of the border so the jordanians really wanting to get involved in the negotiations with the russians to try and bring a halt to the bombardment of this area so that it's and we can hear actually fighter jets go overhead at the moment they want t

down. >> reporter: lisa jordan was rushing home and it was too late. her frankly park apartment was soaked with water dage. the apartment above her is gutted by fire. now she's 1 of 11 families displaced. >> every now and then i try to gekeep myself er, and then i feel like the sensation is you know you want to go home and you car:t. >> reporicole webb and her family are living between their car and a hotel for now after they were also displaced. i was traumatized because he said the apartment was on fire and him andis younger brother jumped off the balcony, and he couldn't find his other>> broth. eporter: all safe now, she's thinking about what's next. >> even when i get into an apartment, you know have to rebuild everything, so i'm still going to need help once i get in, you ow, for schoo for them. >> reporter: the franklin park aparents, the city of green belt's non-profits and churches have filled every apartment of this apa with donations now being boxed up and prepared for families that need them. it's giving those misplaced a head start on rebui

down his pants. he said that flat out, what are you doing to me. and he told jordan and he said he told jordan and said he told the head coach. >> i want to be clear on this. because there is a difference between had to know and a specific recollection in this case, of an individual saying i was groped by this doctor and reported it to my coach and assistant coach. >> yes, that is exactly what the mr. yet said. he said what happened to me, happened to me and i protested and i flat out told the coaches, i told jim jordan and russ alexson. >> everybody is saying jordan is lying. it seems to me the gentleman that you talked to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy and have fond memories. >> overriding feeling that we are getting from them is dismay. here is a man that they respected, they roomed with, relied on as coach and trusted. and they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this that and the other. and one of them said at one point, coach jordan said how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy and for him

. >> the mother of jordan davis, the teen slain down in florida for playing music that was too loud.h her well. hope everybody in the sixth gets out and votes. she's dedicated, since her son's death, a lot of her activism to ending gun violence. not only do we have this wave of women running and winning, this is also a woman who has been fighting against gun violence and who represents one of our current mothers of the movement who lost a young man, who lost a son to an armed vigilante. we wish her very, very well. it'd mean a lot, i think, to her and the memory of her son, for her to win. >> gives you chills. i mean, that is the mother who lost her son, and she's taking action. >> that's right. >> she's running for office. thank you, all, so much. great conversation. >>> you know how we end this show. no matter what, there is always good news anywhere. we think good news rules. i love this one. 13-year-old falkner was serving hot dogs at the park when somebody reported him. are you kidding me? instead of shutting him down, the city helped him meet health standards and pitched in to

down. ohio congressman jim jordan defending himself once again against charges that he ignored sexual abuse was an assistant coach at owe e state university. here's jim jordan today. >> i'm telling the truth. look, i stood up to the speaker of the house from my home state. stood up to the irs and have stood up to the fbi. to think that i would not stand up for my athletes is ridiculous. >> cnncnn. >> he called jim jordan today a man of integrity, a man of honesty. this is the first time we are hearing directly from speaker of the house paul ryan about this scandal, about jim jordan as he's really engulfed in this scandal for the last week now. i asked paul ryan this morning. specifically his response to all these mounting allegations that seem to be growing larger by the day for jim jordan. but also, what role, if any, congress has to look in to the wrongdoing specifically of jim jo a jordan. >> i called to check in on jim this weekend and also talk about the ohio state matter. jim jordan is a friend of mine. we don't always agree with each other over the years, but i've always known jim jo

down to business and find out what these victims experienced. of course, if we believe their stories, i want the full picture to be painted so we know exactly what jim jordan drill down on that a little bit more. that's what's actually happening. we hear from the university one thing -- two things are happening here. one, we are getting different stories. we are hearing from some of these wrestlers. this doctor interacted with athletes across more than a dozen sports, i understand it, worked with the wrestling teams for about two decades. there are a lot of people to talk to here as the university continues this investigation of a man who took his life, by the way. i believe it was in 2005. we are look at all of this. we're not getting straight answers. why are we not getting straight answers to jim jordan, is that still giving him the benefit of the doubt? >> that's a fair point. we need those answers. any investigation -- i know this isn't a lant investigatiow enfo investigation, this is one the university is conducting. the public will know more about that as it plays out. let's be honest, these are very serious allegations and things don't look good fo