jos buttler was sharp behind the stumps.hey were all out for 205, which looked beatable. but billy stanlake, the last man out, tore into the england batsmen, bowling at over 90mph, getting jonny bairstow, joe root and captain eoin morgan. getting jonny bairstow, joe root england in deep trouble. getting jonny bairstow, joe root but that simply paved the way for a star turn from jos buttler. playing patiently at first, keeping the scoreboard ticking over, the big blows he's famous for only came once victory was within reach. he nearly ran out of partners. came once victory was within reach. there was just one wicket in hand when the knockout blow was landed. 110 not out for buttler, and 5—0 to england. drew savage, bbc news. and 5—0 to england. lewis hamilton won the french grand prix to regain the lead in the formula 1 drivers championship. title rival sebastian vettel was penalised for causing a crash at the first vettel was penalised corner — that left him at the back of the field, before finishing fifth. at the back of th

we are going to leave this to jo tonight. knew that, but not much more. it is a fantastic picture, as the independent often gives us. it isa the independent often gives us. it is a wonderful moment of celebration for south africa, actually. probably not much for the england team, who we re not much for the england team, who were thrashed 42— 39, having been ten points up in the first ten minutes. the real significance is that this is the first like captain of the springboks. —— black. as we heard earlier, in the sports bulletin, years ago he would not even have been allowed to be in the same area as his teammates. now he is out there as the cap ten, siya kolisi. a great day. —— captain. great day for south africa at england's expense. yes, but still a great picture and a great story. we've got the world cup, don't we? you can look forward to that. yes nigel, we can't wait. yes, we will have a wonderful time when that comes on. i havejust have a wonderful time when that comes on. i have just been looking again on twitter, the

. >> last saturday marks two years since the murder of colleague jo cox.hough she's still not with us her legacy lives on through the work done in her name. this work covers many issues including loneliness can i welcome yesterday's announcement on a to million pound to recognize loneliness and can we pay print to groups such as bright light and others in my consequence who do so much to tackle the rural isolation we find there. >> i'm very happy to join my honorable friend in commending the work of the groups she's referred to in her own constituency of bright life and age uk and the work that they are doing. she's absolutely right, of course. saturday did mark the two-year anniversary of jo cox but me is's also right in saying that the legacy of jo cox lives on on the issues that she cared about, particularly on the issue of loamness and i was pleased we were able to use 2 million pounds to combat loneliness, bring is people together and connecting people in remote areas and improve transport connections to make face-to-face contact easier. jo was passio

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jos buttler hit an unbeaten 80 off 101 balls.ad taking three wickets. defeat in the first match at lords meant pressure on joe defeat in the first match at lords meant pressure onjoe root and trevor bayliss. performance at headingley is encouraging. it shows they have what it takes at test level, with jos they have what it takes at test level, withjos buttler showing what he can offer the england side. as a group it is important we do notjust paper over the cracks. we have a lot of work to do in the long—term. it was a very enjoyable week. it was a tough week at lords. showing a lot of character. very pleasing. a step in the right direction. everything is awesome and perfect. a little bit disappointed, though. we did not play well. but i am proud of my team, doing very well. i am disappointed. if we won 2—0, that'd be good. england will not put on the whites until august. before that, 51 internationals against australia. before that, edinburgh. —— five one—day internationals. thailand's ariya jutanugarn has won the 73rd us women'

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jos buttler was sharp behind the stumps.s us, never understimate the australian fighting spirit. they were all out for 205, which looked beatable. but billy stanlake, the last man out, tore into the england batsmen. bowling at over 90 miles an hour, getting of jonny bairstow. joe root. and captain eoin morgan. england in deep trouble, but that simply paved the way for a star turn from jos buttler. playing patiently at first, keeping the scoreboard the big blows he's famous for only came once victory was within reach. he nearly ran out of partners, there was just one wicket in hand when the knockout blow landed 110 not out for buttler, and 5—0 to england. it's right up there, playing a different style, but we should've chase that down with ease. probably a trickier wicket that looks when we first turned up today. these games are the ones that are so enjoyable when you win. the start time of the french grand prix was moved to avoid a clash with the england against panama, which meant lewis hamilton, who started on pole could w

and jos buttler leads the way as england see off australia and their one off p 20 international at edgbastongermany are heading home, their world cup lasting just ten days. the four time champions, four times runners up were beaten by south korea 2—0 as sweden beat mexico in the other group f match, both those teams progress. joachim loew, germany's head coach wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go further in the competition patrick geraey reports. this just thisjust did not look this just did not look like germany, not as the world knows them, this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like forced into an unexpected rescue mission in germany have been relying on those. south korea since their nerves and unlikely, victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two—goal win will leave them vulnerable to the result in the other game. the urgency was met with supreme agility. now news from the east, where that a swedish goal, german fa ns where

jos buttler was sharp behind the stumps.ian fighting spirit. they were all out for 205, which looked beatable. but billy stanlake, the last man out, tore into the england batsmen. getting jonny bairstow, joe root, and captain eoin morgan. england in deep trouble, but that simply paved the way for a star turn from jos buttler. playing patiently at first, keeping the scoreboard ticking over. the big blows he's famous for only came once victory was within reach. he nearly ran out of partners, there was just one wicket in hand when the knockout blow landed. 110 not out for buttler, and history made for england. lewis hamilton won the french grand prix to regain the lead in the formula 1 drivers championship. a crash involving title rival sebastien vettel on the first corner saw him lose ground in the title race, as hamilton won for the third time this season. and the former world number one novak djokovic failed in his attempt to win his first title in a year as he was beaten in the final at queen's by marin cilic. novak djokovi

business woman jo malone was awarded a cbe for services to the british economy.ow she felt about being made a cbe. i feel... this is ifeel... this is still so i feel... this is still so unreal. ifeel... this is still so unreal. i feel honoured and humbled. i feel for the first time... i don't know... i just feel on top of the world. it's an amazing feeling to be honoured and thanked by your queen, country and government for hard work. the work you do is not to get honours like this but how does it feel to be an example especially to young women? i feel i'm just feel to be an example especially to young women? i feel i'mjust me. i share my story and i createjobs in the work environment, but i don't set out to be an example. but i'm really happy to share my story and the things that i've done in my life to help others and to give them courage. i think when you hear other people's success stories and you hear how other people build, it gives other people hope, and i'm happy about that. you think entrepreneurship should be in the curriculum? yes. all children are wor

nigel and jo will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers.'s meet the author. the persistence of the civil war in american culture is remarkable, but maybe not surprising. kevin powers is the latest writer to take a story of slavery from days of conflict in the 18605 and pick up its threads in virginia 90 years later, when an old man tries to chase his origins. a shout in the ruins is his second book. his first, the yellow birds, set against the background of the iraq war, having been a much admired novel from the pen of a former soldier. in this one, his theme is america's long struggle with race. welcome. you were born late in the 20th century, but any reader coming to this book will be made aware again of how close the civil war is, even to americans of your age. absolutely, and particularly if you grew up where i did in richmond, virginia or points south. capital of the confederacy. indeed, yeah. its presence is still quite immediately felt. of course, the landmarks and battlefields are right around the area, and so you can really walk th

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san anotnio texas y la pocilia deudad rescataron a 55 inigrantes jo ty minetras que el resto Ç >> $800a miguel para vivir en una casa rodante que estaciona en las calles mientras trabaja en un complejo de apartamentos ensma ud. les y gentque paga $4000 al mes. de eán solo una de las ciento de tres cientos las que viven a la misma situación, moviéndonos vehículos de calle cada vez que las autoridades se lo ordena. shell 2 de julio podría cambiar. >> tenemos todas estas iglesias y templos llena de gente que quiere ayudar y ahora podrán hacerlo. el condado invertirá más de $270,000, ya que estas familias estaciona sus vehí >> les haremos la hay quien están estacionados en la calle para que estacionan en lugares seguros donde tengan acceso a baÑos y a la ayuda que necesiten. >> el programa de la iglesia yo creo que para nosotros va a ser más fácil, im cuáo se habla de gente se desamparados, el 70% de las personas y si están empleados. tal es el caso de miguel fotones espero en el futuro poder tener casa. >> tiene que tener los tres el vehículo en orden. >> cuáles son las iglesias que prest

thank you. >> thank you, jo. we, of course, consider those. but the continued linkage of job displacement and distressed communities to trade, particularly to china, as opposed to other developments in the u.s. economy and society is i think mistaken. even if you take seriously the china paper, they talk about somewhere between 1 to 2 million people being displaced over a ten-year period. as you well know, millions of people are displaced every month in this economy. so -- and i don't know why trade people -- people displaced by trade are any different or any more or less deserving than any other working people in the u.s. the other point remains that the amount of dislocation and suffering in the u.s., as you well know, jo, and you've spoken about in the past, for any given shock to the economy, remains infinitely worse in the u.s. than in any european economy than in australia, canada, new zealand, arguably even japan. and this goes directly to the perversions of u.s. politics, the lack of a welfare state, the lack of union representation. a

business correspondent jo ling kent has the details. >> reporter: empty nester carolyn winter isn't your typical entrepreneur. after retiring from her fashion industry job, she was looking for a new way to make ends meet. >> why did you decide to start hosting people with airbnb? >> things were not working out financially. and it was a matter of choosing whether i wanted to stay in my home or leave. >> reporter: carolyn is part of a major economic boom for the 60-plus set. airbnb says that senior citizens are the fastest growing and highest rated host demographic, with over 200,000 seniors actively welcoming guests, taking advantage of the burgeoning silver economy. since listing her two spare bedrooms, she's had more than 300 guests over two years, bringing in about $28,000. nd how hth >> the guests have been great. i've had people from every nationality, every race, every continent. ♪ >> reporter: including a professional flame dancer from hawaii who recollects performed for her family. carolyn is proud of her five-star rating. >> i treat the guests how i would want to be treated. >> r

grace jo lost most of her family to famine. she says her father was killed by the state.took the rest of her family first to china and then to the united states. she spoke to jeff glor. >> reporter: what are your first memories? >> i was sitting inside -- at the time we didn't have rice to eat. >> reporter: like many north koreans her age, grace jo group hung -- grew up hungry. >> exhausted, hungry. >> reporter: famine ravaged north korea, millions starved to death. grace says she ate on average one meal a week, usually rice. sometimes what they caught on the floor. your grandmother boiled mice, baby mice. >> yes. newborn mice. >> reporter: that's the first time you'd eaten in how long? >> i don't even remember. >> reporter: her father snuck into china to ask distant relatives for help. on his return home he was captured by north korean authorities and died in custody. what happened to the rest of your family? >> well, my grandmother, she passed away by starvation. my two younger brothers died by starvation. >> reporter: one of her brothers died when grace was only 7. >>

is jo ling kent. you? >> reporter: in atlanta, newlywed daminica reid was feeling the pressure to buy a new home. >> my parents are like you have to buy now that you're married. there is really no excuse. >> reporter: with the e key interest rat raising one quarter of a point and relatively few homes on the market, she and her husband are oosing to rent, instead. >> we're trying to figure out if we want to stay in the city. housing costs are rely, really expensive. >> reporter: it's a dilemma nationwide. the average mortgage rate rises to 4.8%, just this week. >> there is a trend for more people choosing to rent versus buy. >> reporter:he booming economy is also driving home prices up big cities. p ces are increasing in those markets much faster than incomes, which will be higher and that will lead to additional frustrations other than finding a house. >> reporter: there could soon be more reasons for potential rent buyers instead. today, the federal reserve indicating the plans to raise interest rates two

jo ling kent, nbc news.esda year, it's primary night in america. and an unusual way of voting up in maine becoming the first state to use so-called ranked choice voting rather than just voting for one choice in each race. voters will actually rank candidates from first to last. no one gets a majority, there is a process of elimination using those rankings to determine a winner in the race. proponents say it's more fair. that leads to a majority winner while critics say it's just confusing. i'll let you know after i read it a third time. >>> still ahead, suv safety warnings. see what the most popular midsize models on the market scoring poorly on a crash test. >>> bigger than baseball. the two rivals whose emotional moment on the diamond is inspiring america. >>> we're back with those new safety concerns being raised about some of the most popular suvs on the road after the latest vehicle crash tests from the insurance institute for highway fe . the worries are about the passengers sitting in the front of those vehicles. nbc's tom costello has the c

jo ling kent, nbc news, fall city, washington. >>> still to come here tonight, the explosive moment at a power plant all caught on camera. >>> sad news tonight that hits home for our nbc news family. richard valeriani who spent more than three decades as a correspondent for "nbc nightly news" has died. in his long career, richard was credited with bringing news of a civil rights movement to a national audience. he also covered the jfk assassination and served as senior white house correspondent during the lbj and nixon years. later he became a media consultant to the stars and titans of industry. richard was 85 years old. >>> we'll take a turn to the explosive sight caught on camera in florida when two cooling towers, over 450 each high, were imploded at a power plant this weekend. the towers stood for some 30 years, but it only took 12 seconds and 1,500 pounds of dynamite to bring them down. >>> "incredibles 2" is raking in big bucks at the box office, breaking records. viewers are also being warned about concern over possible seizures. some fans complained on social media about certa

business correspondent jo ling kent has more. >> reporter: tonight the seemingly endless perks touted by credit card companies are slowing down. major banks are rolling back benefits they offer credit card holders. discover recently dropping extended warranties on products you buy, return guarantees, even car rental insurance coverage. chase is eliminating price protection, which allows you to get money back if something you buy goes on sale. and citibank lowering $3,000 d >> card issuers are really at liberty to change the rewards they're offering at any time. >> reporter: but not every card is taking perks away. starting august 1st, american express will extend its price m and beef up warranty protection. it's a new battle for your credit card business. >> it's a very competitive landscape. the card issuers are basically competing for card holders so they want to make sure they're offering rewards that are valuable, that catch peoples' attention. >> reporter: so what are credit card companies not changing? the rewards you get based on the amount of money you spend on your card. 80%

jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> let's take a turn back to the border now and south texas. a state of emergency, a flash flood disaster forced people from their homes and elsewhere across the country. ann thompson has the latest. >> reporter: >> reporter: sunk in the flash floods unleashing a tide of emotion. >> you worked so hard for what you have and it's gone. >> reporter: rain falling in two to three inches an hour, putting the precious belongings in the car. >> i have nowhere to go. >> reporter: an army of one rescuing strangers. >> we wanted to make sure we could go through the neighborhoods and help as many people as we could. >> reporter: while the texas national guard airlifts people to safety, everyone and everything desperate for a dry spot. 1,700 miles to the north and east near pittsburgh -- >> this is the trolley stop. >> reporter: another storm system inundating bethel park. powerful floods with tragic consequences. 64-year-old wendy abbott killed when the waters swept her away. while in montana, two chinook helicopters rescued bible school campers surrounded

we get that story from business correspondent jo ling kent. >> reporter: every week on garbage day, blue bins acrossabout 66 milli of stuff a year, but now all that effort may be going to waste. that's because china has stopped accepting the majority of our recyclables. the united states used to sent over 1,000 shipping containers full of recyclables to china each day. but that stopped january 1st, after china launched an aggressive anti-pollution push cracking down on what it calls foreign garbage. >> it was a shock to the system. >> reporter: the chinese government now bans the imports of 24 types of scrap including some paper and plastic. and it's a decision creating new problems here at home. now recyclables are piling up with nowhere to go. the change up-ended recycling companies like republic, one of the largest waste managers in the country. when material like this, like all this paper can't get recycled fast enough, it can end up going to a land fill instead. republic sends 2,000 tons of the recyclable paper to the dump every month. steve frank, president of pioneer recycling ser

jo ling kent, nbc news, washington. vrch stoep h. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, bringing the hospital to your home, doctors say for some patients may be the best place to be treated. >>> also, a medical milestone, the fda approves the first prescription drug derived from marijuana. we'll tell you what it's for. move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell

three streets of the like someone up there on him you know you the man that knows him jo-jo. so how do you find this street with the lights i'll show you. now trust me you'll feel it when we get there. is very tempting to stay on right square but here we have to make a life. going to see him make little skin or the phrase i will never be. coming. out see here let me close now there are no empty spaces uncle and aunt said really cut. cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut to cut. to me this sounds like nonsense but you can get street that was full of cars full stop the car. coming out of the. cars that is not. zero load. so when you right up to date with the school four hundred seat class to front some for ninety minutes played no goals as yet if you all think it looks a bit but still be a bit of a cast to st petersburg just remember what i ha sang the sun always shines on t.v. and things will brighten up even more british michael's going to be here later on they saving and he will be giving you expert analysis a preview of that crunch great big clash. so i should make

. ♪ but now am found oh, thanks, jo jo.-free now, and you can be too. ♪ was blind but now i see for just $1 a day, one of these beautiful children will protect you from trolls and make your internet a safe space. ♪ 'twas grace that taught we won't rest until america is completely shameless. the world can be brutal. ♪ my heart to fear but shameless america is going to continue to take steps ♪ and grace my fears relieved to make sure everyone has a safe space forever. are you sure this is a good idea? uh-huh. ♪ how precious [ music stops ] [ choking ] [ rope creaking ] [ cheers and applause ] from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah take a seat, everybody, let's get into it. my guest tonight, my guest tonight is a transgender activist and writer and director on the new fx series pose, janet mock is joining us, everybody. (applause) but as you all know by now

nbc's jo ling kent has more. >> reporter: your online shopping may get more expensive. supreme court ruling that internet retailers can be required to collect state sales tax in online transactions. so what does this mean for you? medium sized businesses are expected to be hit the hardest, meaning you could get charged for sales tax because they have to change the way they do business. colleen owns a gift shop in montana. she says sher e-tail store may not survive this change. >> that's like putting me on the same level playing field with large corporations who have multiple locations and in-house legal and in-house accounting firms. >> reporter: but the court disagrees. justice anthony kennedy writing in the majority opinion, there is nothing unfair about requiring companies to bear an equal share of the burden of tax collection. if you shop at major online retailers like amazon, you're already paying online sales tax nationwide. but if you buy from a small individual seller, you probably won't pay more. that's because the court ruled in favor of a south dakota law tha

nbc's jo ling kent tells us ome. >> reporter: in atlanta newlywed dominica reid was feeling the pressure buy a new home. >> my parents especially, they're like you have to buy now that you're married, there's really no excuse. >> reporter: but with a key interest rate now rising 1/46 a point and relatively few homes on the market, she and her husband are choosing to rent instead. >> we're trying to figure out if we want to stay in the city, like housing costs are really, really expensive. >> reporter: it's a dilemma for home buyers nationwide. mortgage applications have dropped dramatically, down more than 15% since last year, as the average mortgage rate rises to 4.8% just this week. >> there is a trend for more people choosing to rent versus buy. >> reporter: the booming economy is also driving home prices up in big cities. >> prices are increasing in those markets much faster than incomes. which means down payments are going to be higher. and that's going to lead to additional frustrations other than just finding a house. >> reporter: so when could it be better to rent instead of buy?

right deal at the right time, making home sweet e home a lit sweeter. >> this is so nice. >> reporter: jo nt, n news. >>> just ahead,ore men than ever are getting plastic surgery. if you can guess what kind. >>> plus the tale of the boy and the bear. fast friends, new playmates. you're going to want to see it. you're watching "early today." t. simpari-what? simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us. kills? kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills more ticks in less time than frontline plus and nexgard. guess we should mosey on. see ya never, roxy! use simparica with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. the most common side effects are vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy. say goodbye to ticks and fleas... with monthly simparica chewables. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, learn and get luvs we've all come to appreciate the modern improvements in our routinesca

three streets and the like but one of the lot of them you know you come in i don't see jo-jo. so how do you find this street with the line i'll show you. now trust me you'll feel it when we get. it is very tempting to stay on the red square but here we have to make a last. minute about. the close or the train. never even. let's see here let me close now there are no empty space shuttle and such really the to. cut. cut cut cut cut so cut a piece like i did to get her to say this sounds like nonsense was to get to the street that was the car full stop the car. cutting. the los lobos i did. i know. i week has now passed since the biggest policy on the planet kicked off in russia and there are still three more weeks of the wool cup to go we'll be back with that nail if we can in st petersburg in about fifteen minutes time for a hot time talking points from the argentina crush match but before we go that's taken some of the atmospheric and nizhny novgorod. so i care so that you know lucy you. really do jump out of the take out over that goes up yes you do was he was. so what we've

good afternoon jos i was i already hello jos i was saying very doesn't think the spanish same way affected by events over the last forty eight hours or so how are the fans than there what's the feeling. all the feedings such e.n.d. all's i can say is hot hot hot it's thirty degrees here at the black sea resort and it's another beautiful day here the founds they've just started to arrive which is actually where we're at the hotel where the spanish team have come in they're actually based in krasnodar but they're coming in obviously ahead of that now more than ever crunch game against portugal and the fans as a say they've gradually started to arrive here we can see if you use a match side of the hotel obviously wanting to greet their heroes but in the meantime let's tell you a little bit about what is really like i was totally surprised by it i remember it as the twenty fourteen winter olympic venue i remember it for the mansions are remembered for all the skiing events are remembered for all the medals but when you actually get here this time around what you do see apart from the sun and a

we asked grace jo to take us back to her life in the north. what are your first memories?tting on the side of the street because at the time we didn't have rice to eat. >> glor: like many north koreans her age, grace jo grew up hungry. >> i was just exhausted, tired, no energy. >> glor: in the mid-1990s, famine ravaged north korea. millions starved to death. grace says she ate, on average, one meal a week, usually rice, sometimes what they caught on the floor. your grandmother boiled mice, baby mice. >> yes. >> glor: that was first time... >> newborn mice. >> mason: that's the first time you'd eaten in how long? >> i don't even remember. >> glor: her father snuck into china to ask distant relatives for help, but on his return home, he was captured by north korean authorities and died in custody. what happened to the rest of your family? >> well, my grandmother, she passed away by starvation. my two younger brothers died by starvation. >> glor: one of her brothers died when grace was only seven. >> my mom's friend, who was supposed to be watching him, kicked him out on the

as far as president trump is concerned, he said that if jo-un on the day, he might im just invite himo washington. frances? >> all right. one step at a time. thank you. rsonal lawyer, rudy giuliani, is under fire after he got personal with some in washington saying he went rogue with new comments on everyone from stormy daniels to kim jong-un, rattling the white house on the eve of what could be their most important foreign policy achievement yet. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has more on giuliani's comments and the swift pushback that followed. >> reporter: it's getting pointedly personal for the president's lawyer. >> i know donald trump and -- >> let's respect her. >> look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women, women of great substance. stormy daniels? >> reporter: rudy giuliani out now with what seeps to be a strategy to smear stormy daniels and try to undermine her credibility. >> i'm sorry. i don't respect a porn star the way i respect a career woman or a woman of substance. >> reporter: after the porn star said the president's personal

our business correspondent jo ling kent explains. >> reporter: tonight, you're online shopping may get more expensive. the supreme court ruling that internet retailers can bere ired to collect state sales tax in online transactions. nso what does this m for you? medium sized businesses are expected to be hit the hardest, meaning you could get charged for sales tax because they have to change the way they do business. colleen raft owns a medium sized gift shop. her store may not survive this change. >> financially i couldn't afford it that's like putting me on the same level playing field with large corporations who have multiple locations and in-house legal and in-house accounting firms. >> reporter: but the court disagrees. justice anthony kennedy writing, thereot isng unfair about reqring companies to bear an equal share of the burden of tax collection. if you sho at major online retailers like amazon, you're already payi online sales tax nationwide, but if you buy from a small, individual seller, you probably won't pay mo . that's because the court ruled in favor of a south dakota l

here is nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent. >> reporter: tonight, a mega merger approved. a resounding defeat for the trump administration's mpartment of justice, clearing the way to populia entities like hbo, cnn and warner brothers to join forces p with at&t, anternet and tv provider. a federal court judge ruling that at&t can buy time warner for $85 billion with no io condit. >> we e gratified with the court's decision. >> the landmark decision comes afteedpresident trump criticiz the deal last year. >> personally, i've always felt that was a deal that's not good for the countr i think your pricing's going to go up. >> reporter: at&t and time warner argued the combined company would allow them to ietter compete with newer players in the fld like amazon, netflix, apple and google. >> the idea is oet's the best content, let's have the biggest scale, the biggest number of subscribers so we can compete with the big tech companies. >> reporter: the victory is o usher in a wave of new media and big business mergers. from nbc's parent company t comctentially battling disney fo

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among the cbes, the award just below knight and damehoods, bbcjournalist kate adie, and businesswoman joconomy. i just feel on top of the world. it's an amazing feeling to be honoured and thanked by your queen, country and government. becoming obes, world heavyweight champion antonyjoshua and footballerjermaine defoe. his friendship with young fan bradley lowry, who died from a rare form of cancer, touched the entire country. what would he have made of this? he would have been posing for the pictures! i mean, it was, yeah, it was a special relationship. you know, ithink about bradley every day. of course it was tough, to see someone so young suffer like that. the oldest person on the list becoming an mbe, 103—year—old rosemary powell, britain's longest serving poppy seller. she retired after 97 years earlier this month. the duke and duchess of sussex have joined the queen and other members of the royal family for the trooping the colour parade, to mark her 92nd birthday. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been following the day's events. three weeks to the day since their wedd

with gaming and internet use on g e rise among teens, jo l kent went to an addiction center to bring us the story. >>> nice, anup, excellent -- >> reporter: this is yasin. when we met him, he was in tr tment for what he calls gaming addiction. >> i probably played for eight ten hours a day. >> reporter: he fell in so deep he dropped out of college. he stopped eating and even going outside. >> i would not do laun i'd rather play the game. i would not cook for myself. hygiene -- hygiene was very low. >> reporter: it got so bad, his parents checked him into restart, one of thfew internet-addiction rehab centers in the u.s. two-thirds of american househol play video games. and tonight addiction to video and digital games is now being recognized by the world health organization, calling it gaming disorder diso the w.h.o. says it impacts only a small minority of gamers, but some play for up to 20 hours a day. w they design the game in to operate very much like a slot machine where you get variable, unpredictable rewards, that's what makes people compelled to use it over and over again. >>

it took a remarkable 110 not out from jos buttler to do it though.hieved a series whitewash against australia in any form of cricket. lewis hamilton has returned to the top of formula one's drivers' championship after winning the french grand prix. with title rival, sebastian vettel, crashing at the first corner there was no—one to challenge the briton, who went on to win for the third time this season. he now leads the german by 1a points. marin cilic has beaten novac djokovic to win his second title at the queen's club. he fought back from a set down against the former world number one to win the longest final in the tournament's history. djokovic, who had been aiming to win his first title in a year, had a match point in the second set but couldn't convert it and was easily beaten in the third. that's all the sport for now. a british couple, gayle and charlie anderson, have been found dead in their home in mount pleasant jamaica. it's believed mr anderson was a builder who had built his own home in jamaica and the couple had recently retired there

jo ling kent, nbc news, piermont, new york. > we're learning tonight iconic blues guitarist mattmu hyd of a heart attack on friday. his death announced by a nephew on facebook. murphy was best known for his collaboration with the famous comedy duo. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: so good at his craft, guitar became his middle name, matt guitar murphy the legendary blues brothers, recruited in the late '70s after dan aykroyd and june belushi saw him perform. playing aretha franklin's husband in the blues brothers comedy classic. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: aykroyd telling nbc news, the blues brothers would w not have bet they were without matt's playing power, stage magnesm andnowledge of music. a veteran of the chicago blues scene, he performed with some of the greats. b.b. king, etta james, and memphis slim. his family tonight says he poured his heart out in every guitar solo he took. ♪ ♪ >> man, could he play. matt "guitar" murphy was 88 years old. > still ahead, a schoo in philadelphia changing the face of teachering, to boost student performance and mole. >>> also, the ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved mo

nbc jo ling kent. be sureo watch this. her full report on this recling and how complicated it is and how costly it could be for us. it's going to be on nightly news tonight at 7:00. >>> the u.s. supreme court sends a right to refuse case between a weddinglorist and a same sex couple back to the lower courts. a washington state florist says her faith doesn't allow her toa accept sex marriage. she argued making floral arrangements for a guy couple's wedding violates her freedom of exon. local courts ruled in favor of the couple but the supreme court today sai theuling needs to be reconsidered. earlier this month you'll recall e high courtuled in favor of a baker who denied a same s the justices want the lower court to reconsider the florist case in light of the supreme court ruling on the baker's case. >>> meanwhile in arizona a won's facebook postoes viral when she is denied service at a drug nicole ortega needed a ipg prescription to end her pregnancy after a doctor said her pregnant was -- he also forwarded that prescript

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jo, tell us more about what happened.ee, the road has just reopened in the last half an hour after being closed for around ten hours. it was this afternoon that police confirmed that two people had lost their lives in the crash. among those taken to hospital, people suffering brain injuries and a broken nose. just after 7:30am, the emergency services were called to this, a terrible crash between a ali—tonne lorry and a double—decker bus on the busy a117 near guyhirn in cambridgeshire. two men, the bus driver, in his 50s, from norfolk, and a passenger, a man in his 70s from northamptonshire, both died at the scene. 12 others who were also on the bus were wounded, some of them seriously. when we're talking about, an hgv, an articulated lorry, and a double—decker bus, two very, very big vehicles on the road there, possibly the biggest vehicles on the road. for me, i'm astounded there wasn't more casualties. the crash, which involved a bretts lorry, happened just behind me near the firm's distribution centre. it's thought the

thank you very much, jo.ed the education officer and she put onto a child psychologist who was bullied and got him onto going out for walks and got him onto going out for walks and undergoing an game for short periods. close quote "he was then offered a place in a community school. "he has now taken his exams and is more sociable with both family and friends." very pleased to hear that. this on cannabis... " why does the uk government produced 93 tonnes of cannabis power and under medical license to be exported yet to be in the uk are unable to access medical marijuana? double standards. decriminalise, regulate and tax. you can order weed quicker than a pizza in most uk cities." so many comments to date, thank you for getting in touch corrie really appreciate it. we read them but we just don‘t necessarily have time to read them are led —— getting in touch because we really appreciate it. we‘re back at nine o‘clock tomorrow. see them. bbc newsroom live is next. good morning. we started off with a fairamount of

everywhere that i know mary jo introduces me to her circle and i learn that as well as her cousin. and her mother have also married far always men since she moved here and so this is your mother and that's it. do you like living here yeah the spirit i just was. peaceful. so it's like a family reunion. the most common way for women to me to far away is man i discovered isn't through the internet but through other family members we are sisters your sisters. are you married to brothers and. unfortunately first as a little brother. i think first your beliefs are oh. we have a friend i have this. it's all started. off and the women moving to the faroes are not young brides but women who are marrying a second time and starting afresh and so you've got your children yeah yeah and to them i could hear. in a lot. more of the end of the and my. you know. i'm touched by the honesty of grace who came here six years ago to begin a new life with her family as husband he said at least that. always. oh you write me. a note joyce. six years just now. there. it was you don't know what's. right what

everywhere i go mary jo introduces me to her circle and i learn that as well as her cousin. and her mother have also married fairways men since she moved here and so this is your mother and that's it. do you like living here yeah that is the spirit i just was. useful at home so it's like a family reunion. the most common way for women to me to far away is man i discovered isn't through the internet but through other family members we are just raised your sisters. are you married to brothers and. unfortunately first as well brother. i think first your niece and her oh. we have a friend i have this. it's all started. off and the women moving to the faroes are not young brides but women who are marrying a second time and starting afresh and so you've got your children yeah yeah and to them i could hear. a lot. more of the end of the and my. well. i'm touched by the honesty of grace who came here six years ago to begin a new life with her family as husband he said was that. always you know you're right me. right joyce. six years.

she did a good job as she always does. >> a red straight democrat. >> jo manchin regret supporting hillaryd trump in 2020 saying i'm open to supporting the person i think is best for my country, i will be right there. keep in mind the president won west virginia by 40 points and facing a tough reelection campaign. and the train may have left the station but nancy says it wouldn't have anything to do with seats for reelection in november. i think you are right. jillian: photoshop action going on here. >> kim jong un met with russian minister sergei lavrov and the russian tv station photoshop the smile on to kim jong un's face. he became the first top ranking russian to meet with kim jong un so this was a big enough moment on it done. no need to photoshop but they did. peter says more fake news from the kremlin. what a surprise, truth wins all. looks like totally different pictures for veal. and looks like a terminator attempted to smile. it is a pretty good photo shopping job. if i saw them side-by-side he smiled for the picture. i should have known. >> 53 after the hour. a bundle of pepper