mulvey's investigators, video camera in hand, searched the house. outside those 200-plus acres to look through. >> that area was homesteaded heavily in the 1800s. so there's a lot of laid-up wells and old foundations and things like that. >> reporter: didn't find anything? >> no, we didn't. >> reporter: not at first and not outside, but a few days later they did. >> i entered the residence through the open garage door. >> reporter: senior investigator steve andersen. >> i noticed blood stains on the floor and on the moldings of the doorway that led out to the garage. >> reporter: and there was more blood, tiny stains on a kitchen rug. they sent it out for tests. >> everything on the floor, on the inside walls and on the carpet came back to being michele's blood. >> reporter: and suddenly the case looked very different. >> then we knew we had a real problem. >> reporter: what in the world had happened to michele harris? >>> when we come back -- >> they have what would appear to be an idyllic life and a beautiful home and beautiful children. >> a husb

chris went one way and he went another, and he stayed at sean mulvey's house, a friend of theirs. >>probably the most intoxicated out of everybody. so, i told him to come wh >> did jeremy remain at your house? >> the whole night. yes, he did. >> and there was an initial meeting with the police where you told them you basically didn't remember anything. is that correct? >> yeah. in the first statement, yes. >> and then he changed his story. he then suddenly provided an alibi for jeremy frazier on the night of. it doesn't take sherlock holmes to figure out that there's something shaky about that alibi. >> reporter: but the police and prosecution were satisfied with jeremy frazier's alibi. the dna at the crime scene does not match jeremy frazier. and so that suggests that the only person at christa's home that night, is chris mccowan. adding to the mystery was an incident that occurred the day before christa's body was found. >> the car was coming down here, didn't even put on brakes. >> reporter: christa's neighbor, a guy named girard smith, says he saw a black vehicle speeding out of

business, but what we know for sure now is that the choice to run this agency is going to be mick mulvey, the president's budget directo and not leandrea english who is richard cordray's pick, liz? liz: what a bombshell, breaking news there. let's bring in karl rove. are we going to bring in karl rove on this guys? here's the thing, it was striking for leandrea english, to file a lawsuit. this shows how difficult it is for the trump administration to drain the swamp. have you ever seen a person, a federal official filing a lawsuit to stop the president from doing what is his job to fire and name even interim directors is what he's talking about? >> it's even worse than that. what people have been focused on, the plan that cordray had probably in combination with democrats on the hill, they were aware of it in advance. he was going to leave this acting director. he hoped she would be in command of the agency. the president would nominate someone to serve as the director of the agency, and the democrats would deny cloture, 40 of the democrats, at least 40 of the democrats would vote not to

sunday mulvey -- three compromise with northern ireland.xit will not lead to a new check of powers. she says the future of the border can only be settled with the final trade deal. confidence with steel producers waned. sentiment among businesses improved according to the earliest involvement indicators. china's leaders underlined a shift to more sustainable growth rates and to cut pollution. the world's second-largest economy is on a long-term slowdown even though output has exceeded expectations. lois -- local currency debt score as been cut to junk. it also threatened to slash its ranking to the same level, raising the risk of a selloff. it has been placed on be aa three. downgrade.le iraq says it plans to work -- to return to the global bond markets to raise my capital. 2018 budget will be to. 2 billion. >> have you hired banks yet? >> we have to get the approval of the budget first area -- first. juliette: let's get a check of markets in asia. we have had a fairly negative session coming through. .25%.kkei falling the hung saying is do

one of the first things mulvey did was stop the payments that were due to consumers, to veterans, toervice members, to consumers who were wronged by any number of financial institutions. they were going to have to pay out, pay these consumers. they stopped payment. you can see whose side he is on. >> wait. they did that today? >> they did -- that's one of the first things mulvaney did today. so you can see that's who they are. that's what -- that's what trump wanted there. that's what the white house wanted there. that's who wall street wanted there. you can see on case after case, that's what they're doing. the same of the office of the comptroller of the currency that regulates the big national banks. that's what they are set to do by allowing -- you've heard me say before on this show that the white house now looks like a retreat for goldman sachs executives. and now so does the consumer bureau even, not just the controller of the currency or the fed, but the consumer bureau. >> are you concerned that they are in the process of recreating the conditions that precipitated one of th