jos buttler took the lead, having been dropped on one, this was 100. his first test century. needed a change. it came from the new ball. the buttler finally dismissed on 106. jasprit bumrah ripped through england. it seemed when stokes went india would be celebrating tonight. they'll have to wait awhile. adil rashid, batting with the last man, saw england into day five. only one wicket remaining, not even robin hood can save them now. patrick gearey, bbc news at trent bridge. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. these are the headlines tonight. india need one more wicket for victory in the third test as england survive — for now. it's another golden day for great britain on day two of the european para—athletics championships. and where once he dazzled, bolt now looks to prove the doubters wrong. hello and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers stand on the brink of defeat in the third test against india, despite managing to take the match into a fifth and final day. a maiden test century from jos buttler had giv

very quickly, jo, how much is it costing our children, they do mention it?y air, the greater the damage. zooming onto the daily mirror, a story we have been covering. we are going to be paying more because of the weather, we have no choice! not surprising, we've had a very cold and harsh winter and then this incredible drought, so not surprisingly it has hit crops in the field, so... and also for livestock, where there hasn't been grass for them to eat, they have had to have hay, that's inflating the cost for the farmers to keep the animals fed. that means we will be hit when we go to the supermarket in the pocket. people will moan about it but personally i think it all makes us recognise where our food comes from and a bit like the pollution story, it means we have to take a bit more notice of what's going on and perhaps change our eating habits and the more sensible about how we eat. said she who has been making pickles and chutney all week! me too! hopefully not, we are so topped up on ourvitamin d hopefully not, we are so topped up on our vitamin d we wi

jo, jo, it boils down to tv money, doesn't it? most fans won't be too pleased?. traditionally in the past supporters going to stadiums have been one of the main sources of income but not any more, it seems, certainly in the premier league. tv deal money is now the main source of income. in this research from the bbc, it shows that in the 2016-17 research from the bbc, it shows that in the 2016—17 season, clubs in the top flight enjoyed £8.3 billion worth of money from tv revenue. it means that over half the clubs in the top flight could make a profit before they even sold a single ticket. now, you imagine some fans will be going, they desperately —— if they don't need our money where our tickets are so expensive? the chairman of the supporters federation says the clubs still need to value those paying to go through the turnstiles. if clubs are focusing entirely on the tv rights deals and not on the fans and then they're making a very silly mistake for the very good reason that we are pa rt of for the very good reason that we are part of the television product. i

ben stokes and jos buttler, ben stokes.aiden test century, having dropped just one, showing his maturity. it has been a long time coming, it was a few months ago i was 1 million miles away. it is the huge moment for me i don't think i can underestimate the feeling. 0bviously, personally delighted, a little bit lost for words but i am delighted. i was never sure if i would ever play test cricket again. all of those thoughts go to real head while you are out there as well and you start to get close trade to concentrate on the ball and i never thought this would happen, so try and make sure it does. definitely times where i've thought that my race was run, yeah. when he got out he was caught lbw, that sparked a flurry of wickets, ba i rstow, works that sparked a flurry of wickets, bairstow, works and ben stokes. it was up to adil rashid to take this into the fifth day. it might only last one ball. it is inevitable that india will make the series 2—1 with two matches to play. we were happy, even as the ball got older. we have t

the real star was jos buttler who lowest ever test 50 after tea.ntury having been dropped on one. it shows his maturity as a test match batsman. when he got out he was trapped lbw, sparking a new flurry of wickets. so, stokes and works. —— bairstow. the fifth day might only last on—ball. it is inevitable now that england will make take the series 2-1. it is important to us to show up 2-1. it is important to us to show up and show a lot of character and a lot of fight, and not give it away too easily. we did that really well through the day, with the two dies at the end of the day. making sure we come back tomorrow and showing that no matter what it is we're not going roll over. the second new ball, because of the new seam, it was seaming a bit more than the older ball. so i was focusing on that, and just trying to get one wicket. not looking too far ahead, and just taking one wicket at a time, and everything will follow. great britain won more medals on day two of the european para—athletics championships in berlin, three of them gold. kate grey wa

sister mary jo's perfect strike.. >> reporter: with a mitt on her hand, and a spring in her step, sister mary jo sobiek took the mound last night before the white sox played. not the shy type at all, to throw the ceremonial first pitch, and that, she's signaling to her departed mom, her angel in the outfield, she said later. now, sister mary jo, she has an arm. she used to coach sports at marian catholic high school, so when the honor was offered, she accepted, warming up some in the parking lot outside the stadium. and then inside, hobnobbing with sox manager rick renteria, and asking him to warm up again with one of his players. >> she stepped back about 45 feet and threw a bullet, and i was like, wait a minute. i said, can you play for us? and she said, sure. >> reporter: but now it was for real. and was sister mary jo, at long last, nervous? well, this little maneuver says, no, she was not. and here is the pitch, and right down the middle. and so a little celebration in front of everybody. and then back inside --

jo is certainly not. he is checkers or nothing. checkers is pretty unpopular.you think they are at checkers made. very good. jacob rees—mogg has vowed to get rid of it. but there is nothing else on the table, we are seven months away from leaving, it is the best theresa may has got to offer, if this doesn't work, we end with no deal. now, if europe feels that, ok, that they are happy to live that too, theni they are happy to live that too, then i think that's where were going. it seems a pity to me. i mean it doesn't mean that checkers is actually set in stone, there are things you can actually do with it, but there were bits of it i found. what europe has been saying is we can't go and collect their customs duties for instance because we would bea duties for instance because we would be a third country after march. but we are heading increasingly towards ano we are heading increasingly towards a no deal. but what president macron has said is nothing other than what you would expect him to say, he was talking to the french diplomatic core and he said, we respec

>> the number 60 she's wearing, sister mary jo says, the speed of her fastball. >> whoa!> 60 miles per hour. >> she's got some skill. >> that's crazy. >> the trick shot with the ball. >> i think that was incredible speed. >>> from all of us, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is up next. we'll leave you with a live look at sfo where the fog is lingering. >> yeah. we'll see sunny skies this afternoon, but comfortable in the 60s and 70s on the shoreline. enjoy. you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. >> over the past 15 years, this stage has seen a lot of great moments, and nothing would make me happier than to make some more history to

jos buttler went to his hundred. his first test century.stone for him, people have questioned his place in this team and whether he is too much of a one—day specialist. but he was trapped lbw. he reviewed it, it was onlyjust hitting the stumps. it is on things like that it can turn. wickets followed, one after the other. jonny bairstow, first ball, ben stokes and chris woa kes. we first ball, ben stokes and chris woakes. we are left with rashida and stuart broad trying to take this into a fifth day, but it's not looking too good. this was all done on sunday when england lost ten wickets in the session, those flurries of wickets have recurred time and time again, one wicket brings another and then another. they cannot defy a team long enough to ta ke they cannot defy a team long enough to take it into a fifth day. there we re to take it into a fifth day. there were moments when i wondered where the next wicket was coming from but they turned to the next ball and bat provided it. it certainly did, rashid and stuart broad hanging on andjimmy r

. >> in saint jo they believe in the educational principle of starting while young. maybe when this generation grows up, safety will be embedded in the consciousness. students learn about safety here in traffic court. >> i rested the defender at approximately 5:40 pm for passing through a red light.>> it is late and i tried to make this last delivery because i knew if i did not get this and i'm jammed up. i know i did not go through a red light. in fact a positive.>> after court sessions a good chance to ask questions. >> what happened here? >> it is up to the court to decide by the testimony offered by the defendant and by the police officers as to whether not he is guilty. that is the burden of the court. >> busy driving is a regular part of the high school curriculum. in more ways than one, teenagers have to learn about themselves. that includes the knowledge of the machine that they will drive and the normal limitations of judgment when driving. you have to learn to put your brakes on a second sooner not a second later.>> i am sure a lot of good will come from ou

jo and jess. you'll both be back at 11.30. but for now, from us all goodbye.was another warm and humid day but sunshine was easier to find than over the past couple of days and this is how the day ended in

now we had a different game. jos buttlerfollowed them indoors. so often it is contagious. so much rested on ben stokes who played a shot that even confused the camera operator. in their thousandth test, an english batting collapse. perhaps for old times sake. patrick geary, bbc news, at edgbaston. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets. it has been great weather at the cricket. it should stay that way. not too hard but it will get hotter in general are england and wales. a

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for spreading vifa ehoods about a list hollywood stars and those they consider political enemies as jo ling nt explains. >> reporter: at p's sident tr rally in tampa, the image was hard to miss. the letter q on signs rend t-shirts. it repsents qanon a right wing online community at pushes false conspiracy theories that a child sex ring is run by hollywood celebrities and mocratic politicians. searches on youtube turning up bogus om claims aboutanks and steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg is a pedophile. he >>use that to get people very angry at people who are anti trum >> reporter: the theories are spreading on facebook, too. the social media network is not respondi to our request for comment. online conspiracy theories can have real world consequences. like 2016 when a man opened fire on a d.c. pizzaria because they li beeved hillary clinton was running a child sering inside and blocked the hoover dam with an armored vehicle. the white house was ked about qnr. >> the president emns and denounces any group that would insight violence against another individual and support groups that

. >> sister mary jo, a teacher at mary ann catholic high school striding up to the mound, warming uphe heater and laying down a catholic cannon. >> i got to be all in. that's just me. so i had to go to the rubber. >> reporter: the white sox blown away. >> i said can you play for us? >> reporter: just don't ask this sister what her favorite team is. >> i'm from central minnesota. i'm kind of straddling heaven and hell here with the living in chicago now so i might be converted to the white sox. >> reporter: hopefully because the white sox are calling it one of the most impressive first pitches of all time. which got us thinking about other first pitches. some better than others. this is snoop dog on the mound. here is hall of famer nolan ryan and this is our very own lester holt. >> maybe lester and i should have a competition. >> reporter: sister mary jo showing us baseball is not a bad habit. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> late word tonight that sister mary jo is getting her own bobble head doll. >>> appreciate you spending part of your record enrollment. the reason students think this

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. >> nbc jo lynn kent is gjoining me now. >> jo, i want to start with you.hing you have been monitori monitoring this morning, have anything stood out to you? have you learned anything new today? >>> u.s. focus activities by the internet research agency out of russia spiked into mid of 2017. that's a new nugget. another thing we want to hit is talking about what we should be looking for going into the 2018 midterms. automated accounts as we have reported are payable to put out much more devices content faster than humans so want to discord in the upcoming election and the individuals have been testifying have said faster than 25 or 30 acts. they are organizing facebook users bideny identity and other background issues and we are talking about antimuslims or anti-lgbtq and looking at extreme issues that can be used in extreme ways. i want to share some sound from some of the folks who testifies who this goes beyond facebook and twitter. >> we spend a lot of time talking about facebook and twitter. as renee highlighted and others have noted, this is a problem

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jo wilson, bbc news, glasgow. that's it. away. jo wilson, bbc news, glasgow. where you are. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it's now just coming it's nowjust coming up to 6:10pm. more now that the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro has angrily condemned political opponents — including the united states and colombia — accusing them of being behind of what he says is an attempt to assassinate him. he said there would be no forgiveness for those responsible for what he said was a drone attack while he was addressing a military parade in the capital, caracas. president donald trump's national security adviser, john bolton, has suggested the incident might have been set up by the venezuelan government itself. the interior minister, meanwhile, says six "terrorists" have been detained over the explosions. venezuela's defence minister, vladimir padrino lopez, has spoken in the last couple of hours. he condemned the alleged assassination attempt, calling it a "cowardly action". translation: we inform the venezuela people and to the whole w

i think sister jo did. >> she certainly did. can we go back to chicago, heap a little praise on sister mary jo for that incredible first pitch? did you see that trick she did beforehand? >> oh yeah. >> she calls it a bicep bump. boom. it worked. she is joining us live just ahead. >> that's called swag. sister mary jo has some swag. >> she just gunned it right in there. >> without fear. without fear. >>> but we're going to begin with that urgent manhunt in nashville. the city is on edge as police undergo investigations to find out if those deadly shootings are connected. steve osunsami is there with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. police are really worried about this one. they're telling residents not to go out alone, to be on the lookout. they say that no wallet or watch is worth taking a life, but these killers they're telling us this morning, don't seem to understand that. the manhunt is on this morning for men seen in this surveillance video driving this black chevy sedan. they're seen ro

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jo, is how might we protect ourselves moving forward? that's what lawmakers are trying to deal with. with us now is robert johnston. he founded the marine corps. national cyber protection team. thank you for coming on. when you look at the reporting we just laid out from kasie and jo, how much do we not have a handle on this and how much further to we have to go? is it going to get done in time for the midterms? >> the american people wanted to know whether indicts and public attribution were enough to deter the russian government, it was enough to deter the chinese but the american people have that answer. it's not enough to deter the russian government from acting out. >> you're talking about the russians, facebook didn't talk about the russians. they did not lay the blame squarely on the russians. others are like james clapper. watch. >> it's actually the russians. i'm pretty confident it is, you know, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck sort of thing. this is only the tip of the iceberg and i think you also need to look at the othe

jo, this is a crazy story. talking about how to deal with a shooter and a doughnut store. how do these issues get handled. by the way, is social media helping to catch these things and fix them? >> well, there are terms of use from the social media companies that they are trying to put away some of these disinformation campaigns, but it wheels like whack-a-mole as facebook and twitter and youtube do take down some of this content. but that real world impact continues to hold true here. the portland police telling us they have received an enormous number of phone calls and e-mails asking why these conspiracy theories by their supporters are not being investigated further. in fact, there is continuing fear about what could come next. a few days ago, one commenter posted saying that it's time for a road trip to one of these locations, ending it with lol. >> wow. all right, jo, thanks for reporting this story. >>> coming up, john mccain took the lead on understanding and exposing the perils of russian influence on

janice: sister mary jo, how are you? >> fantastic, how are you? but throw. janice: hopefully not me. [laughter] steve: it's going to be great, folks will find out who will go in dunk tank in 5 minutes. tick, tick. ainsley: also next president trump lashing out at special counsel saying an interview with robert mueller would be perjury trap, we are live at the white house. ♪ let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. brian: president trump unloading on robert mueller in a series of tweets targeting russia investigation. steve: the president expressing concerns of perjury trap, griff jenkins live at the white house with the very latest, hello, griff. >> good morning, guys,

jo nesbo. book by mel irvin paint can called "stand to go armageddon" the united states goes through cycles in terms of progressive reforms, and this documents that period of time, and well worth -- history well worth knowing, informs us about movements today. at bit dry in is prose and not as many -- the main characters in the progressive era, nonetheless a good compendium to understand what that was progress sir era and why is it relevant today. another mystery rite write -- write are is a canadian writer, louise penny, a main character and she has the same setting, the small canadian town, and it's a really great writing, and she has get a great flair for mysteries and characters development, and it's -- once you get into it, you want to read of their books and i read all of her books this last year. liked them that much and going to do the same with jo nes bo. just finish a political biography, a book "the unfinished life of john f. kennedy" but wrote a political biography of franklin room.

. >> sisr mary jo wowing the white sox fans of chicago dlrowing down the m of that plate.e learned this is no miracle for this sister because she played softball in college in minnesota. the white sox say that's the best first pitch. you go, girl, they ever had.er siary jo is getting her own bble head,ob [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lauren miller rogen,

how will you personay remember jo mccain? >> john mccain was someone who always stood up for the right thing to matter how hard it was, no matter what he faced in doing so, he was quick to judgment and he knew the right judgment and he just went after it. laura: what did the tributes coming in from around the world tell us about how he was feared? k-- viewed? think that is extraordinary. i travel a lot around the world, and people feel as if john mccain meant something to.hem personal they had some kind of personal story about hfe what he did ed them in their country. he was very fond of georgia, supported their independence and freedom. they had a candlelight vigil in the main square overnight when he passed on to live gotten so many messages from people in the baic states, ukraine, nato headquarters, really all over, people weighing in with how much mnt to them. laura: he was such an eloquent spokesman for american leadership in the global order. did his own life embody that? kurt:. it d his whole life was dedicated to caus

jus this statement from the president -- "despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect jo mccain's service to our country edand in his honor have si proclamation to fly the flag of the united states at half-staff until the day of his interment." it still doesn't call him a hero. tonight the stars andre stripes owered again at the white house in that rare thing, presidential climbdown. it symbolizes the broader debate as to who best embodies the values of modern america, dona trump or john mccain. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laura: earlier todayic davis, who was john mccain's campaign manager, read out a letter from the late senator with this message. >> do not despair of our present difficulties. we believe always in the promise americatness of because nothing is inevitable here. americans never quit, we never surrender come we never hide from history. we make history. farewell, fellow americans. god bless you and god bless america. laura: rick davis there. for more on senator mccndn's lifeegacy, i'm joined by a u.s. diplomat who served as the second of director of

our correspondent jo currie has more. bans: the lifeblood of football.se. ——. but not any more. tv rights deals mean more than half the teams in the premier league could remain in top flight even if they play to empty stadiums. —— fans. but how important are supporters today? if you focus just on television rights deals and that the fans could you are making a mistake, because we are part of the television product. if there was not full grounds with large away support and a good atmosphere, it would not be nearly as attractive to the broadcasters. there were so many top—flight clubs making profit before a single fan has attended a match, they hewitt everton, itjust that money be filtering down to supporters in the way of shifting its? there people on low incomes that are working hard and just want to go to games, and they are priced out. you pay the money, if music as you think you pay the money. so we tv rights still worth over £5 billion, many fans could be questioning if the money to to them, where is it going? players and agents are high on the list.

jo ling kent, abc newnbc news, . >> i want to check it out instead of breaking barriers finally. >>>her lawrence, thomas wilson, sound familiar to you? after 83 years, back to the future hit theaters, those four stars had a chance to meet in boston. they spoke on several panels. they discussed the possibility of making a fourth installment of the popular franchise. for now they let social media know they enjoy their time being back together again. >> we live in a world of reboot. love to see it. >> here's to hoping. >> thank for >>> breaking news overnight. hundreds injured when a pier collapses at a popular resort during a concert. we'll have the latest. >>> counterprotests vastly overwhelmed white nationalists as many remember a fe lost one year ago in charlottesville. >>> they met on "the apprentice," now omarosa manigault is talking about it. >> john kelly said this is the end, we want you to leave, but what's interesting is, they take me into the situation room, the doors are

jo phillips and nigel nelson will be back at 1130pm for another look at the papers.re going to have more and more of this weather in the future and fortunately the uk heatwave is less punishing than in much of the rest of the world. so we've done the typically british thing of dressing inappropriately and letting our robots get on with the work. they do know this is astroturf, don't they? and stephen beckett has been cooling off the only way that he knows how. welcome to therme erding. nestled in germany's bavarian countryside, this one of the largest thermal baths in europe, the perfect place to relax, have a drink, maybe even do a little pool yoga. oh, and did i mention, there's also 27 waterslides?! there's a water slide, there's another one, that's a water slide too. yes, this is also europe's biggest waterslide park. but with 11,500 people visiting here every day, is 27 slides enough? what if you could change the slides at the flick of a switch? it's time to get my swimming trunks on for some serious journalism. to go on one of the newest rides in the park, i wi

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jos buttler made 50 before tea, a full hearted half—century. just a week ago he walked free from court after his affray trial. now he too made 50, quietly. he letjos buttler take the lead. he'd been dropped on one. this was 100. his first test century, just when england needed it. india needed a change. it came from the new ball. finally, on 106, the buttler was dismissed. in came jonny bairstow, complete with fractured finger and first ball shattered stumps. india suddenly look far merrier men. the wickets have kept coming, india have removed ben stokes and chris woa kes and they have removed ben stokes and chris woakes and they need two wickets for victory. the victory has been coming since sunday when england lost all ten wickets in a single afternoon. england have shown some fight but india now back in the series with two test matches still to play. following ten years of planning, a small group of golden eagles has been released at a secret location in southern scotland. they were moved from nests in the highlands where the majority of the

jo joins me. talking about the premier league this weekend. jojoins me.lly big story developing around the monday fixture, manchester united versus tottenham. tottenham's goalkeeper, hugo lloris is in real trouble with the police. what has happened? he is in a bit of hot water. he was arrested in the early hours of this morning for drink—driving by police and has been bailed until next month. no word from the club at this point. there are question marks about whether he will or will not start that big match against manchester united on monday, but we have heard from the player himself in the last half an hour. he has issued an apology. he says: a big headache for pochettino to take. jose mourinho feels like he has a headache — why? take. jose mourinho feels like he has a headache - why? he arrived 40 minutes early for the press conference today, caught some journalists on the hoof, but luckily the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke forfour the bbc cameras were running. the only spoke for four minutes and i9 seconds. he didn't answer many questions,

and that solution was awful for many drill rappers life imitates art little jo-jo when jay loud were gunned down in two thousand and twelve king louis in two thousand and fifteen in the list goes on. here in the birthplace of drill rap where thirty five hundred people were shot and six hundred fifty killed last year even some fans say the music fumes the fury on the street. is what. we're employed baber say. somebody rapping like load up the block. and i get somebody who don't like me you know ran around what if i'm. killing that boy lived. up here in chicago's south side where drill rap began people say the violence was here long before rappers started talking about it the reality is in chicago we have so many homeless every year and it's been this way for the last twenty or thirty years a lot of guys who roam the streets of chicago mainly. that's their experience that's what happened here in chicago for critics of the city's latest export the key is letting the videos go viral and not the violence john hendren chicago. it's time for sports now peter thank you so much i have taken c

with the economy booming, the nation's factorian jo ling kent tells us about a high-tech start-up thatto help solve the worker storage. >> reporter: pioneer metal finishing can't hire workers fast enough. demand for their seat belt parts has doubled over the last year and keeping up has been a challenge. for manager rob simon. >> we have to think of things differently. >> reporter: beyond putting up a hiring sign in the window, pioneer turned to start-up hire botics for help. hiring two robots. leprechaun and little guy. paying them each an hourly wage. for labor intensive jobs that once belonged to people. how much is one of these? >> a robot like this, starting rate is about $15 an hour. >> reporter: the bots work about 80 hours a week with a break on sundays. hire botics' ceo says he started renting out robot workers to save companies the huge upfront cost of paying for a custom bot. >> every company knows how to hire people. the idea was how do we make automation as easy as hiring a person. >> reporter: these robots are 30% more productive than human workers. what was your reaction

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so much credit put on the shoulders of steve jo bs so much credit put on the shoulders of steve jobsch credit put on the shoulders of stevejobs and the english designer. but how much credit should we give the business acumen of tim cook, who took over the helm in 2011? of course, we have also seen huge growth in terms of their cloud storage, selling apps, music streaming etc? what he has done is basically take this extraordinary product and integrate it into an amazing financial machine. apple's whole logistics operation, the way it integrates the chinese manufacturing operation with its design in california, he has made that tick over smoothly. he may not be the inspirational figure that steve jo bs be the inspirational figure that steve jobs was, be the inspirational figure that stevejobs was, but he has grown a whole new business in services. that leaping up and becoming a business that, on its own, would be a world leading technology business. let's talk about huawei, another big mobile company that has overtaken apple to become... there is the irony, that is the funny thing. in

and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jo phillips and nigelelson. stay with us for that. good evening. un human rights investigators say military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, and have called for them to be referred to the international criminal court. in an unprecedented move, the investigators named six top generals, including the commander in chief of the armed forces and his deputy. un investigators interviewed hundreds of victims and found evidence of murder, rape and torture against the rohingya, predominately in myanmar‘s rakhine state. more than 700,000 of them have fled into bangladesh. but myanmar‘s un representative rejected the report, describing it as one—sided. 0ur myanmar correspondent, nick beake, sent this report from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. for a year now in this bleak landscape the rohingya have been suffering. bereaved, uprooted, lost, giving harrowing accounts of the brutality they say they suffered at the hands of the myanmar military. today we met rash

jo currie is at the queen elizabeth olympic park in london. jo.up got under way two weeks ago, many would have predicted an amateur side ranked 16 in the world would find themselves one match away from a world cup final. until this year, ireland can qualify for world cup since 2002 and they have never been to an olympic games. but today they had the chance to write their names into the history books. they are a side made up of part—time athletes who had otherjobs. the midfielder, who had otherjobs. the midfielder, who is also a doctor says there is no reason why ireland's incredible journey cannot continue today against spain. that is how exciting it is, rankings don't mean anything, spain played incredible against germany and they took their chances. we have played them in warm up matches coming into big tournaments and we will take our chances and go for it and hopefully get through. irish fans are expected here in their droves this afternoon. i was told dublin airport was packed with fa ns told dublin airport was packed with fans dressed in gre

ok, jo, thank you so much for updating us.der 20s, man united, as we mentioned the champions league as well, but one clu b champions league as well, but one club who can't look forward to the champions league is celtic. after they crashed out of qualifying this week they'll hope to reach the europa league instead, but it's come as a bitter disappointment to manager brendan rodgers as well as the club's players and fans as andy burke reports... toddled week for celtic, knocked out by aak athens, and also an issue with the belgian defender boyata seemingly going on strike to force a move away from the champions. but celtic have moved to dismiss rf between brendan rodgers and the club's board about a lack of summer tra nsfer club's board about a lack of summer transfer activity. a bit of negativity over the past few weeks but that is something brendan is used to and has dealt with as a manager. there is no map followed with the board, no big fractures within the club. it is a story that i suppose the media are trying to generate

jo is with us now. welcome to business live. we spoke about the fa ct business live. that happen? was writing, have a lwa ys that happen? was writing, have always been interested in creative writing. was working in the nhs and just sort of dabbling in the background for a while, i left to have children and i think it is a lot of mothers believed to have children and think they will try something new. ithought children and think they will try something new. i thought i didn't wa nt to something new. i thought i didn't want to go back into the nhs, wondered what i could do, thought i could run a coffee shop because i like cooking as well, but the bank turned me down flat, had no capital to invest. —— i had no capital. and then my friends said, you've been writing these as a hobby for friends, family because coupe de grace charts, why don't you try it? soi grace charts, why don't you try it? so i give it ago, found a firm in the state ‘s preferred to take my games as an author and i was selling begins on to their us platform for a couple of years —— found a phone in the

the team's manager latered jok that he asked sister mary jo to come f pitch the team. her answer?e. >> it was like she snapped off a curveball. >> i wan to know when she practices. >> she is incredible. >> we have got some rain, it's beenunsettled across the northeast, it's another cloudy gray day, the heaviestf the falling down through southern new jersey, we also have some heavy rain falling back through the plains states. we could see some isolatedve storms throughout the day. we will see this slowly move theastward into the nst as we go through tomorrow, this area of low pressure will keep the stormnd ar some could produce some damaging winds, for republican shall dofor - torrential downpours. as we go through this evening, and tondrrow. >>> for us, we only have an it's lited chance of some showers rolling through the area today and tomorrow. tuesday looks like our best chan of rain from what dylan was just showing you down in the plains. by wednesday, thursday most dry and looking a lot better. current temperatures 60s and0s out there. we're headed into the middl 80s.> >>hat'

jo currie reports from london. come on, ireland! never have ireland reached a senior world cup final in a team sport. forfans, it's been a last—minute scramble for flights and tickets. two weeks ago, when the tournament got under way, most people predicted it would be england playing this semifinal. but along the way, ireland have beaten the odds — and teams ranked much higher than them — to find themselves on the cusp of history. and this all ireland side, a team ranked 16th in the world, were about to bare their teeth. anna 0'flanagan getting them off to a dream start with the final touch to settle the nerves early on as they dominated the first half. a change of ends, though, brought a change of fortune. alica magaz levelling for spain and ensuring the match headed to penalties. for the second game in a row, ireland took their chances in a shoot out. with it tied at 2—2 after the first five rounds, it went to sudden death. it came down to gillian pinder, and the midfielder stood tall, sending her team through to

nbc's jo ling kent looks into it in our spotlight. >> it's 3:00 p.m. 3,000 miles away from new york, her office. with her toes in the sand, she's completed a full day of work, including a conference call by the pool. >> you add the numbers in -- >> yeah. that would be great. >> without using up a single vacation day. >> the turning point was when i realized my client doesn't know the difference. as long as i'm answering e-mails on time and answering their calls, i'm accessible, they don't know if i'm in california or down the street in new york. >> fuller works at social code, a tech company in manhattan that lets employees work remotely every friday during the summer. it's given her the chance to take work-cation, a popular trend among millennials, allowing employees to travel and work remotely from anywhere. for some that means never getting out of bed. fuller hits the road for new adventures to spend more time with friends and family. >> she's ventured to austin, nashville and home to southern california several times. >> we love it. she's super dis

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and sister mary jo at long last nervous? little maneuver says no, she was not. then, here's the pitch. and right down the middle. so a little celebration in front of everybody, and then back inside. >> everybody, this is wonderful. appreciate it speed of her fastball.pe shy at all. and yes, the nun has an arm. john donovan, abc news. >> what a great story. >> she -- i'm so impressed. >> me too. >> she can do -- >> trick with the ball. >> that wasn't girls slow pitch softball. she knows what she's doing. >> 60. >> that's crazy. >> also, what's great about her being a nun, it matches the white sox colors. >> everything about that story was amazing. we're having issues in the north bay. we continue to see the fog that's dense right now. still down to zero on our visibility map. when you see zero that's as bad as it gets. be aware if you live in the north bay or traveling to the north bay, this early morning hour we are seeing the patchy dense fog in the early morning monday hours. right now temperature wise we're in the 50s, a couple exceptions like concord, haywar