detective mark frost said that to him, the crime scene up their looked staged.later, there was a press conference at which the police told the russell public don't worry, we know who committed this crime. police didn't mention the suspect's name just then. but it was a long before everybody in russellville new perfectly well that it was kevin jones. this was what appeared in the russellville career three months after nona's murder. but nona's remains fear. and it's russellville police to court might request formal charges against one suspect. but hiram it's jones is kevin's father. >> they tried convicting kevin within 90 days of it happening. if he was a stranger walking in a coffee shop would you read that? what would you think? >> it bothered but kevin's awful when -- bumper sticker saint justice for four nona started public coming up. >> the assumption that i formed, and i think many people formed was that justice for nona meant convict kevin. >> topping our news the police make an arrest in the murder of 19 year old arkansas beauty queen. >> on march 31st,

prisoner, and a serving prisoner, who was there on day release, and darren frost had showed great bravery in fighting to markside and effectively saved isabel's lie. thank you so much. —— isabel's life. the health secretary matt hancock has rejected accusations made by dominic cummings that he lied to the prime minister during the coronavirus pandemic. under questioning by mps, mr hancock said he was aware at the start of the pandemic that 820,000 people could die from covid—19 but that ordering an earlier lockdown would have meant going against scientific advice." our political correspondentjonathan blake was listening to the session. he has been at the forefront of the response of the pandemic throughout but two weeks ago, matt hancock was accused of incompetence and lies. is it your chance to give a version of events today, mr hancock? the health secretary would today have his say on the decisions he and others talk that shaped the uk's handling of coronavirus. claim by claim, accusations by the prime minister's former adviser dominic cummings were put to mr hancock — that he told the prime minister peopl

frost. today there's plenty of new data for investors to chew on, including another red-hot inflation read meanwhile retail sales missed the mark though april's numbers were reviced higher. energy is the bright spot, the sector climbing as oil prices see a fresh boost to $79 59 minutes left to go in the session. the nasdaq seeing the biggest pull back of the major averages. >>> coming up, ursula burns joins us with a debut of her new memoir outlining her journey to become the first black female ceo of a fortune 500 company and life an quibbe jeffrey katzenberg will join us. >>> first of all, let's get straight to the big stories we're watching mike santoli has a look on the economic data and ylan mui has the results of our latest cnbc fed survey ahead of tomorrow's decision but mike, let's start with you the broader markets down just slightly. >> kind of spinning in place for a couple of days morning pressure, afternoon bid. there is a little upward bias. we haven't much seen that this week but it is obviously holding firm near the all-time highs we're still just this very, very gentle upward trajectory not even 2% higher than