the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any usin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris' two children and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in that knowing before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. >> is she dancing? >> absolutely. and that's -- we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there, i promise you. and every time we have class, she's dancing. >> that'ses all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it is 7:00 in the e

now on five successive test defeats, the pressure is mounting on coach eddiejones. 0ur reporter, chris jonesught that danny cipriani would have 100 england caps by now, but he's making his fifth start on saturday, and while much of that is his own doing the fact he is here is the reward for a huge amount of perseverance. as the fly half reflects, it's been quite somejourney. as the fly half reflects, it's been quite some journey. everything i've done and the mistakes i've made and the lessons i've tried to learn, i've tried to become a better person and to learn from them. i continue to do so and hopefully i'll have a good message for young sportsmen when my time is up. right now, i'm very excited to go out and play for england. the whole reason i've never played rugby was to represent my country and i couldn't be more proud. do you regret those mistakes? no, because i wouldn't be here right now. right now, the opportunity is ahead of me and it'sjust now. right now, the opportunity is ahead of me and it's just about staying completely calm and being that guy on the field, because when you ar

it's the first of three tests between the two tomorrow. and to look ahead let's join chris jones who'sf springbok by. tomorrow at the home of springbok rugby. they have a new captain will stop he is the first black player to captain the springboks in a test match. i have been speaking to a lot of people today injohannesburg. his former teachers, journalists and killie see himself. everyone knows this is perhaps a day which can unify a springbok nation which has been fractured in recent times. pressure on the springboks, pressure on england as well and it is all building up nicely. thank you. after more than 40,000 miles travelled... the latest section of the volvo ocean race is being contested over rather shorter distances this weekend. cardiff hosts one of the event's in port series, before it carries on its journey around the world. from there tom brown reports. since leaving alica nte, since leaving alicante, these boats have travelled around the whole world, stopping in hong kong, brazil and wales. these boats have indeed gruelling conditions, sailing through the night with little

chris jones speaking to eddie jones following that serious defeat that england lost yesterday.r kinghorn had put the scots ahead with an early try in houston, but the usa then took the lead and after scotland scored a try in added time, kinghorn missed the conversion that would've won it for them. 30—29 it finished. that miss proving crucial. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. ben te'o build—up to the big matches to come, germany and brazil in action. you can follow costa rica against serbia at the moment, there is text commentary on the bbc sport website and you can listen to it on bbc radio five live as well. many thanks, john. campaigners are calling for medicinal cannabis to be made legally available in the uk, after the home secretary intervened to help a 12—year—old suffering from epilepsy. sajid javid granted billy caldwell the right to use cannabis oil, after he was admitted to hospital with extreme seizures. billy's mother says he has responded well overnight to treatment, and she is no

were you following chris jones around -- grace james around? ross: yes. yell,at upper-middle-class connecticut person had a very intense spiritual experience. i probably was six years old at the time. i like childhood where to say, during the week, i went to a nice, liberal, secular public school. and on the weekend, i went and watched my parents speak in tongues. i had an unusual religious experience, if you will, in that i was along for someone else's religious privilege -- pro -- pilgrimage. we all became catholic when i was a teenager. she is now a writer as well. she writes about some of these issues in a more intense way than i do. but she is a more mystical personality than i am. part of the baseline for my approach to all matters religious is that i hate religious experience is real. i can't claim these dramatic fiscal expenses, but i watched the -- mystical experiences, but i watched them happen to people i was close to. below the level of is the new testament true, is the catholic true the one true church? my foundation is the idea that religion

and the house aappropriations chairman, chris jones, did the same thing.we had a fiscally sound budget that not just protected -- not just delivered health insurance for so many people but also put virginia in that same fiscally great state that we've been in where we preserve our triple a bond rating. we have a billion dollars now in the equivalent of our rainy day fund we are on strong financial footing because we have an extra $400 million coming back in this budget cycle to virginia from the federal government that are tax dollars that our constituents are paying for in the first place. so might as well bring home the money instead of paying it so other place. >> i think the national democrats are looking at what you made happen in virginia, being able to get this big important change in your state. i wanted to ask if you felt like there was crossover tactics. you winning your seats and so many other democrats flipping those seats, red to blue effort, whether some of those tactics carried over in getting this passed too? are you calling on the same pho

and the house prappropriations chairman, chris jones, he was very interested in making sure we had aow, not just protected, you know, not just delivered health insurance for so many people, but also put virginia in that same, you know, fiscally, you know, great state that we've been in where we preserve our aaa bond rating, we have a billion dollars now, after this, you know, in the equivalent of our rainy day fund and that we are on strong financial footing, because we have extra money coming back in this budget cycle to virginia from the federal government that is tax dollars that our con stitch wents are paying for in the first place, so, might as well bring home that money instead of it going out to some other place, right? >> the -- i think the national democrats are looking at what you accomplished in virginia, not just in the election, but from your augmented, but still minority position, being able to get this big important practiol change. did you feel like some of the energy and mobilization that explained you winning your seat and so many other democrats flipping all those

top advisers think otherwise, like trump trade adviser and dehydrated tommy lee jones, peter navarro: ( laughter ) >> chrisere's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad-faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump. >> stephen: yes, canadian hell. where bud light is on tap, they never play gordon lightfoot, and you have to choose between ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. it's torture! ( laughter ) who would i choose? huh? oh! they know which one i'd choose. ( laughter ) so, canada's our enemy now. in fact, according to the "washington post," "no u.s. officials have ever spoken this way about any u.s. ally, ever. these are the kind of words that normally precede military action." we're going to war with canada! oh, my god, we're going to have to put alex trebek in a detention center. i bet you don't have an answer for that one, do you, you smug bastard? ( laughter ) and-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) love alrebek, wee him. and what makes this even crazier is that while he's slapping around our allies, trump is stroking our enemies: >> this used to be the g-8, not the g-7, and someth

these are just some of the names, kenan thompson, taran killam, ike barinholtz, rashida jones, bill hade paula pell, chrisattan, amy poehler, will forte, it's everybody. and it's very exciting. you can get this now for the first time wherever you get dvds. probably amazon, right? and tonight, you don't have to worry about it, because everyone in the audience is getting a copy, which we're very excited about. so thank you. andy samberg, rachel dratch, kate mckinnon, leslie jones. [ applause ] moving on, everybody, president trump's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un, as trump faces a mountain of new legal problems. for more on this, it's time for a closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: in the span of just a few days, trump managed to throw a tantrum over a summit with our allies at the g7, called for russia to be admitted back into the group, and lavished praise on brutal dictator kim jong-un. every day, he acts more and more like an nba player who is trying to get traded to a rival team. [ light laughter ] and yesterday he returned to a familiar target, the media. >> the president is on

africa to a ‘horror movie' but as it stands, jones will be given until after the autumn internationals to turn the team's fortunes around. and both ben stokes and chrisf england's one day series against australia. stokes has torn a hamstring and woakes has torn his quad. both are expected to be back in action next month. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you. more now on theresa may's plan to give the nhs a cash boost. speaking in the past hour the prime minister said the nhs is the government's ‘number one' spending priority. mrs may says the nhs will be given an extra £20 billion a year by 2023 — but she warned taxpayers would have to pay more for it. it is clear that more money is needed to keep pace with growing pressures on the nhs. but it's notjust a question of more money this year or next, to meet these pressures and deliver the world—class care we all want and expect, the nhs needs to be able to plan for the future with ambition and confidence. over the last 70 years increases in health creating uncertainty over what the funding position will be in as

the dropping of chris robshaw, such a loyal servant to british rugby, that contrast is a striking one but the england boss eddiejones feels striking one but the england boss eddie jonest south africa, work england back into the test series and halt this alarming run of form. joe launchbury comes back into the pack as expected, mark wilson on the bench where interestingly so is danny cipriani ina where interestingly so is danny cipriani in a move that will delight many england supporters. the focus from the start will be on brad shields, a couple of weeks ago he was playing for the hurricanes new zealand and now he is starting this must win test match. i grew up in new zealand and every kid's dream was to play in the all blacks but that didn't work out for me and i've a lwa ys that didn't work out for me and i've always known since day. that i wa nted always known since day. that i wanted to have this opportunity and i'm really grateful that it has come around so quickly. ijust need to make the most of which and it feels right being here playing for the stea m. right being here playing for the steam. they have been very helpful for me getting into this, and, look, no

chris. right? the u.s. versus nixon court that effectively ended his presidency, included three of his own nominees, clinton versus jones court that gave clinton headaches leading to impeachment, included two of his nominees, maybe the most infamous bush versus gore. those weren't w's nominees but it has happened. and the standards don't really speak to it unless there's some impression of ip partiality. it sure stinks to high heaven but i think there will be precedence for the mitch mcconnells of the world to point to. >> let me be clear. there's no rules here. there's just what the power of politics. >> law of the jung. >> what the power of politics can get away with. my point isn't that it's not allowed or is allowed. my point is there's a very clear conflict they're headed towards and it's particularly razor sharp for this reason. we know the president had james comey into the white house to beak say like hey, are you going to look out for me. we know he asked him will you go easy on flynn. we know that mueller's front of mind and he's going to be going into interviews with individuals he knows are going to sit poss

chris pollone, nbc news. >>> and among the logistical nightmares facing officials from the u.s., north korea and singapore, who is going to foot the bill i'm told by karen jones, the bulletin is a hell of a hotel. the paper cites two people familiar with the situation who say the u.s. is open to paying for it but is conscious of insulting north korea. singapore's defense minister says she's happy >> pick up my hotel bill >> meanwhile, june 12th will be a key day for asia at the singapore summit of course and another event could have an even bigger impact on u.s./china relations. head to cnbc.com the e-mail address, you can get ahold of me personally at steve underscore sedgwick. >>> change in spain or is it interesting. we're going to hear exclusively from the prime minister carlos torres vila. a new prime minister is sworn in we'll have that after the break. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> just take a look at air france klm shares which have been absolutely abysmal over the past three months. down 24% including

jones leaps over the wallto rob him of a home run... the a's major league record of 27 stright games with a home run comes to an end but they didn't need it... chrisbassitt... with the strikeout jam in the 3rd... 6 ip, 2 ed hits, 0 runs, 5 k's top 4th... jed lowrie... pulls one down the right field line for a rbi double... he gets the game-winning rbi for the 3rd straight game final score... 3-0 a's... bassit get his first major league win since 2015... ending a streak of 9 straight losses a unnelievable ending in game 2 of the college world series tonight... arkansas... already up 1 game to 0.... a strike away from winning the title... top 9th... 3-2 razorbacks but on this foul pop that would have ended it... it falls in between three players.... osu unbelievably still alive given a reprieve... cadyn grenier... with the rbi single to tie it 3-3... next batter... trevor larnach... with the 2-run home run... wow!... 5-3 oregon state comes all the way back to take the lead final... 5-3 osu... series tied1-1... deciding game tomorrow klay thompson had a great time in china last year... and by all accounts was having a blast back there this week... un

jones takes a home run away that would have been 28 straight road games for the a's in which they had homered. that record in jeopardy. the tigers loaded the bases against chris bassett in their half of the third. watch bassett get out of the inning by striking out nico goodrum. gardenhire with issues in the strike zone and is ejected. the a's finally broke through in the fourth against jed lowrie with the drive in the right field corner matt joyce not remembered for his speed on this play. joyce leaking oil but still makes it all the way around to score. and that's where they stand now 1-0 in the 8th with the a's leading trying for their third straight win over the ha good night. >> quick check of the weather first? >> hot friday and saturday, triple digits. >> good night. you'll never believe what happened to me at work today. hmm? this old guy was choking on his food, and i saved his life. you're kidding. did you heimlich him? no. i said, "oh, my god, i think that old guy's choking," and then one of the busboys heimlich'ed him. you're a hero. yeah, that was the point of the story. oh, yeah, speaking of work, do you know if you have thursday night off? um,

jones leaps over the wall to rob him of a home run... the a's major league record of 27 stright games with a home run comes to an end but they didn't need it... chris bassitt... with the strikeout to get out of a bases leaded jam in the 3rd... 6 ip, 2 hits, 0 runs, 5 k's top 4th... jed lowrie... pulls one down the right field line for a rbi double... he gets the game-winning rbi for the 3rd score... 3-0 a's... bassitt get his first major league win since 2015... ending a streak of 9 straight losses a unnelievable ending in game 2 of the college world series tonight... arkansas... already up 1 game to 0.... a strike away from winning the title... top 9th... 3-2 razorbacks but on this foul pop that would have ended it... it falls in between three players.... osu unbelievably still alive given a reprieve... cadyn grenier... with the rbi single to tie it 3-3... next batter... trevor larnach... with the 2-run home run... wow!... 5-3 oregon state comes all the way back to take the lead final... 5-3 osu... series tied1-1... deciding game tomorrow klay klay thompson had a great time in china last year... and by all accounts was having a blast back there th

jones and david urban. i put it out there for you, david. you're shaking your head. make the case that this situation is okay. >> no, it's not okay. it's a terrible situation, chris. you just outlined on your white board there, your massive white board is a refugee crisis in america. the united states of america is facing a refugee crisis from three countries, el salvador, guatemala, honduras. as corey pointed out earlier, the united states, for the first time, has granted asylum to refugees more than any other country in the world. that says something. the united states needs to take a look at close to $70 million it grants to the organization of american states, oas has 21 members, supposed to be protecting democracy, human rights in the americas. that's central america as well. and they're sitting on their hands doing nothing. the u.n. commission on refugees, sitting on their hands, doing nothing. it's a big deal across the rest of the world. >> what does that have to do? >> chris, this is what i'm saying. it's a problem. >> you're creating the problem. >> i'm not creating the problem. the problem is created by the highest murder rate in the world. hold on. in

jones. i think the north korea situation moves in a positive direction, you will see democrats like chris coonswith it, too. if you see ben carson starting to do things in the inner city like he promised and go out and talk about what hud is doing. that will further bring things together. ainsley: corey has joined us before on our show. very nice guy. is he smart. you know he has obviously been successful in his career. let us know whether you agree or disagree with him. todd: go to jillian with a fox news alert. what's the latest on that terror attack in germany? jillian: this a story we are following right now. get you caught up on terror attack noild germany. prosecutors say a to your knowledgen man made the deadly poison ricin and plotting a biological attack in germany. causes organ failure and kill a person within 48 hours. investigators say he bought the ingredients online. right now there is no evidence he is connected to a terror organization. stay with fox news for the latest. breaking overnight. secretary of state mike pompeo arriving in beijing, china. it comes on the heels of his t

africa to a "horror movie" but as it stands, jones will be given until after the autumn internationals to turn the team's fortunes around. and both ben stokes and chrissport for now. thank you, took two later. —— talk to you later. addiction to electronic games has been formally recognised as a medical disorder by the world health organisation. the change means sufferers will be eligible for treatment on the nhs. to be diagnosed, players will have to demonstrate that for at least a year, the addiction has significantly impaired their lives. zoe kleinman reports. for plenty of people, young and adult, video gaming is fun, an exciting escape from reality that gives you the opportunity to do things that you wouldn't dream of doing in real life. the good thing about fortnight is the graphics and, like, how you can play with people, your friends, online and people around the world. my favourite computer game is probably fifa because i spend the most time on it, now. most of my friends play that, now. but, for some, there's a darker side, when gaming becomes something you simply can't stop doing. it's beyond frightening watching your own child deteriorate