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tonight the world health organization has classified gam as a mental health condition. jamie yuccas explains. >> reporter: this seven year study by the world health organization reveals that some gamers get the same brain stimulation or high as those addicted to drugs and alcohol. omar blackburn couldn't handle a job, home or car because of his constant impulse to play. >> if i constantly just always have my mind on it, i'm always going to want to be doing that. >> reporter: sully zach said he's not an addict, but he can't remeer how young he was when he started playing video games. >> i was probably 4 or 5 years old. i was old enough to actually get my hands around the controller. >> reporter: now 19 he spends hours a day on gaming systems. >> if i'm hanging out with a friend who also really loves games, we might just have a mirror thon and play for like eight hours -- a marathon and play for like eight hours. >> reporter: do you have to be conscious about taking a break or getting up from the video game? >> it is difficult sometimes, yeah. >> reporter: from difficult

but uber says fgeontrirpnys gam uber and lyft. >> a cn lobbyists for uber. stathe wses the investigation revealed all 43 states that have laws or ruse on driver background checks and they are strikingly similar of the all but massachusetts leave background checks up to uber. in 31 states, the laws passed ue the wording almost word word of the this shows just how influential uber can be. the uber lobbyist write draft of the bill including the criminal background check division. they say change it back to the model language of the it was. three former uber employeestrees so get on the road as oneg aisslator says uber's attitude is states have no business screening its drivers. >> we're above the government of the we run our own background checks. >> in response, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work that's the to develop common sense legislation of the. >>> another dog has died on a plane. this time on a plane from flht.osswa. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. ha alan fine.av whet attorney until 5:00 friday to pick up the dog but he re

dicey right if you get there right in front of the storm front as you can see in the picture with wave gam then a new storm cell emerged in front of this myth but we didn't realize that because it was dark it of us of a sudden it started raining and lightning struck all around us and if that was all that's why the picture is so brightly all those was at night what about the lighting boy struck right behind me before i'm wary of thunderstorms at night because i just can't see what's happening but you can't trace the clouds at night i have to accept that i don't know what's going on what does he have thought of. as a child bastiaan started chasing storms all by himself on his bike he just set off from his parents' house. then at sixteen he got his glider license and at eighteen he used all his savings to buy a car. he's fascinated by all weather phenomena when the fault cloud dynamics he travels all over germany and you. in search of ever more dramatic scenery. piloting lines has terminal knocks about reading the weather conditions before setting off bastion carefully study the weather and i

last night the golden state warriors beat the cleveland cavaliers in overtime ine gam 1 of the nba finals.hu trsday's game delivered high drama with golden state winning 124-114. rocleveland's ln james carried his team with points. cavsos were ce to winning but for a few epic mistakes. is thatnough to help the warriors clinch their third championship? 95.7 the game co-host vante hill, and reporter for cleveland.com, joe varten. so nice to have you both here. you must be a little tired after, wow, what a game last night. >> it was a wow time atorle arena for sure. i didn't get home 'til late. but it was worth it. t i'm stilling to comprehend what happened. >> prior to game one, some people athought, yetther final matchup between the warriors and cavs, four years, n a ro boring. did last night's game shatter that, joe? >> yeah, i think so. i think what you saw is not only a cavs team but some emotions, these two teams have fought for titles for three straight yearse this is ourth year. you've got draymond mocking the cav and lebron and steph -- >> trading words. >> this is somethi going on and

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but remember, kim jong-un is not term limited and he is in it for the long gam i think president trump is in it for the immediate self-gratification. and i might say,ing served in korea myself, a couple of comments about why these games, so-called areimportant. first of all, the north koreans well recognize that those exercises are defensive in nature. what they do every year is posit an invasion from the north to the south and north koreans understand that. and they hype it, phraseology by the way trump picked up. the same they used with me and with others how provocative those exercises a in their minds. operationally, the reason for them, why they are important. those troops that we have in south korea are mostly at one or at most two year tours. so constant turnover and that is why it is important to do those exercises every year and the agreement was not specific about what the administration was hyping about a complete irreversible verifiable solution. the winners were north korea and china, the losers probably the republic of korea and most certainly japan. the bottom line for m

the big big gam serbia brazil we were talkingbout the standings during the break. could end up in a similar germany position no one expects them not to advance, but that is a possibility. >>eah. dook, i mean, there somre a parallels with brazil's situation right now, andt lookig at tha leading nay march with argentina. >> he was injured, right. >> and diegon mat don a talking about messi,essi, messi showed up again yesterday in the 14th minute and gets a goal. you need somebody from brazil to stand up in this matchup, because it's anybody's game in this group. i mean, serbia, switzerland shown chef the resilience to play through.he shakira goal scorers that they have. this is going to bege challen today for brazil. at thatclosely coming up aftere break. >> speaking of the watch party let's toss it out to annie yu and get the latest. hey, annie. [ eers and applause ] >> hey, guys. wow!! you shoul h heard the crowd here for the early games when they realized mexicoed and en were advancing. kore scoring two points. two goals. and i've got my diehards here, all right a

i think it's inappropriate to be having war gam number one we save money, a lot. number two, it really is something that i think they very much appreciated. >>> pomp and circumstance with american and north korean flags waving side by side. the two leaders shared lots of hand shshakes and back slaps bee signing an agreement with one of the most repressive regimes in the world, something the president would not do with america's closest allies. >> great personality and smart. good combination. >> we're proud of what took place and we developed a special bond. people will be very impressed. it's an honor to be with you. great honor. >> what's next? is this the beginning of a new friendship? will trump will making a visit to pyongyang? >> i said i will. that's a day i look forward to. i will be inviting chairman kim at the appropriate time to the white house. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in singapore where the president made history. producing a signed document with kim jong-un promising to eliminate nuclear weapons with no time line, no verification, no enforce

but he had a sort of charming amal gam he lived.starts in eastern europe and ends up in america with france, cuba, brazil, belgium, everywhere in between. he would have preferred that i follow in his way to be a religious orthodox jew. he was completely open he saw i went a different way. he insisted when i was young that i study the scriptures and men tears and that i not be ignorant. he said if you are ignorant you won't be able to choose wisely. if you know you choose and i will be happy and respect whatever you take. that sense of openness reinforced my attachment to judaism even when i gave up the practice of the religion. i had this revelation about the broad-mindedness and universitiality of jewish culture and it brought me back at a different place. not the kind of practicing jew that my father was but as somebody who deeply respects and wants to perpetuate to his culture. so that's where i ended up as a result of the broad-minded upbringing and rather than abandon it as many orthodox jews do when they are raised orthodox an

the world health organization agreeing to classify video gam addiction as a disease. but what does that actually mean? doreen gentzler joins us to explain. >>> a young woman's body was found near this area in charl county two decades ago. now police have a much better idea of what she may have looked like. i'll show you the new image that police are hopin >>> wonder of storm team 4 weather alert with just about everybody under a heat advisory until about 8:00re herehe future feels like temperatures around 1:. tomorrow afternoon on stuesday feeling about 100. feeling about 90 degrs in frederick. as we move toward the evening hours we do start to feel a little relief in the shape of showers and tllnderstorms. ave more on the timing and impa impact coming up aro 5:45. >>> back to some breaking news now. chopper 4 w first on the scene this afternoon after the superman roller coaster got stuck on t tracks at six flags in prince george's county. the train came to a stop right there at the peak of a hill. six flags staff helped all the riders down efely. there o reports of a

xpect gam >> down 2-0. they just faced this against against boston. we know the forngo pressure he to put on it. we have to withstand that. we have to try to avoid foul which we didn't do a good job of in game two >> we're up to. . we had two home games we shall up knowing the force it's a long task ahead. long away way from over. >> the cavaliers have played eight games. and they're a perfect .500. four and four each time. keep in mind the warriors had andre iguodala in those games. he six. we're hoping for an update on whether or not he will play in the next half hour and bring that to you before the end of the show. for now mindy bach at quicken loans arena abc 7 sports. >> thanks mindy. all signs seem to point to andre playing you we haven't gotten confirmation. up.let's head out to dionsh has. and i'm worning where the lyme flam i game three. >> i have to to tell you that's one of the perks of the job including this. check it out outside the arena and the party is in full swing. we have entered the cavs fan zone where you can see the live music,

but he had a sort of charming amal gam he lived.starts in eastern europe and ends up in america with france, cuba, brazil, belgium, everywhere in between. he would have preferred that i follow in his way to be a religious orthodox jew. he was completely open he saw i went a different way. he insisted when i was young that i study the scriptures and men tears and that i not be ignorant. he said if you are ignorant you won't be able to choose wisely. if you know you choose and i will be happy and respect whatever you take. that sense of openness reinforced my attachment to judaism even when i gave up the practice of the religion. i had this revelation about the broad-mindedness and universitiality of jewish culture and it brought me back at a different place. not the kind of practicing jew that my father was but as somebody who deeply respects and wants to perpetuate to his culture. so that's where i ended up as a result of the broad-minded upbringing and rather than abandon it as many orthodox jews do when they are raised orthodox an

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but it is a gam about it because we don't know what the makeup of the senate is going to be like after november elections. it could very well favor republicans just given what the map looks like. but as we were talking earlier, this also seems to be somewhat of a motivating mobilizing tool among democrats to purgt mobilimobile i -- to further mobilize them to turn out to vote. if not a practical legislative moon ufer is available this certainly is starting to have a rallying effect around the base more so than it has already. >> you talk about the pressure from the base. how does that match up with the pressure you just heard from senator murray. >> the base has reached a point of no return, where it's not willing to go any farther, and i think the retirement of justice kennedy today has terrified a lot of liberals across the country who already are fired up and ready to go to the polls. and i think that you are absolutely right, this is a rallying cry. we are going to be hearing about this all summer. republicans actually may not want that to be something that the democrats have to pl

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. >> the butiful thing about e-sports and about gam you don't have to be six-three and 220 to have a shot you don't have to be six-foot- nine to dunk. anybody can come. male, female, any race, any gender as long as you have some basic physical functionality, it's a level playing field. >> woodruff: all that and moreig on tonht's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> consur cellular. >> financial services firm raymond james. leidos. >> and by the aled p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21stentury. ar >>gie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and ofe advancement nternational peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> nd with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: immigration-- and the plight of separatedai families-- r"topic a" tonight in

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