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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

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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

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. >> jo. joet finder had her. g rescue picked her up from a puppy mill. if you were to describe her ll, how ity in a nuts would you describe it? >> ooh, messy. >> the toenails ar a nice touch. >> we're happy you came. happey you brought your dad, to. congratulations. >> thank you. >> zsa zsa, congrats. >> thanks. >> a little "pop what do you have dylan? >> we have a loto get to t. let's start "pop start" with chip and joanna gains. they are trs sf "fixer upper." over the weekend, the gaines crew got a little stronger. >> get it, emmy. " >> reporter: txer upper" family is a little bigger this morning, with the addition of baby boy crew. joanna gaines announcing, our baby boy is her and we couldn't be more in love. he made an unexpected and speedo entrance ihe world, 2 1/2 weeks early, which is fitting he was a sweet surprise from day one. chip writing, ten beautiful toes and ten beautiful fingers all accounted for. and big momma is doing great. >> yeah. you're having a little boy, right? so exciti

jos buttler. drew savage reports. century from jos buttler. they century from josstralia have never been whitewashed by england in any form of cricket. and after a bright start by the tourists, moeen ali helped put england in charge. wickets fell regularly. england in charge. jos buttler was sharp behind the stumps. although cricket history shows us behind the stumps. 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 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

thank you very much, jo. jothe 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 go

that is it for the papers now, but we will be back to look at the papers with nigel and jo at 1130. nigel and jof past eleven for another look at the papers. next on bbc news it'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 batt

and jo, good morning, jo i’u ns the tower. and johaving us back, we appreciate it. jo did his absolute utmost to try and look after those people who gravitated towards here, having escaped from the tower and also from the surrounding area. some of the people that we're going to talk to today are here with us. thank you very much the coming down today. we're going to talk more in a moment. we are also going to look back at some of the promises that we re back at some of the promises that were made to people like, how many of those promises have been kept or broken. and we're also going to discuss what has been learned so far in the inquiry into the fire, which began last month. but first, our reporterjim reed on what happened that night. his report contains upsetting images. within 15 minutes, the whole building caught fire. i thought i lost him, i don't think he can make it. i can see smoke and we are seeing fire going up the building. over a single hour on the 14th ofjune last year, a small kitchen fire turned into the worst tragedy

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

jo malone was awarded a cbe for services to the british economy. jo is best known for her creative fragrances in the high—street store named after herself. jos 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 working very hard about whether they have done 0—levels, a—levels, degrees, and i haven't got anyth

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. joas passionate about seeing a step change in the way we deal with loneliness in this country and we're termed -- we're determined to support her efforts. >> given that only welsh water, a future makes no such payments, when might the prime minister get behind the efforts to double the size of the mutual and cooperative contribution to our economy? >> can i say to the honorable gentleman, there are many good examples of mutuals and cooperatives who operate in our economy and do so well and provide services to -- to individuals. there is no limit on -- on the number of muchs and cooperatives who could choose to be set up? what we want to see it is a mixed economy and they play an important part. >> bill wiggan. >> my right honorable friend will be aware that i've raised a issue of for beds no fewer than 12 times over the years. can she confirm that the funding is now in place to deliver the much-needed beds. >> can i say to my honorable friend. i,000 know he says he's been a consistent ca

jo ling kent has some answers. jo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. back stores. the campaihain says it's closin operated locations and will slow down the licensed stores that it opens going forward. all this could change how and where you buy that morning coffee you're sipping right now. this morning, starbucks appears to be losing steam. the coffee giant planning to close 150 stores next year in its most saturated markets. the company says that's up from an average of about 50 closures a year. in a statement, starbucks president and ceo kevin johnson saying, our recent performance does not reflect the potential of our exceptional brand. it is not acceptable. we need to move faster to meet the changing preferences and need of our customers. >> starbucks is going through growing pains right now. what the ceo is saying, is starbucks is facing challenges with their own customer and with the consumers at large. >> reporter: like many companies, starbucks is putting a renewed focus on its digital platform. 39% of sales last quarter came from its loyalty p

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jo ling kent has been looking into it. jo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. in a major reversal the supreme court ruled 5-4, that states can collect sales taxes for online shopping, even if the brand doesn't physically operate in your state. the president tweeting, it's a big victory for consumers and retailers, but not all stores agree on this. saying it's a new burden that could put them out of business. for millions, it's the only way to shop. no lines, no hassle, no problem. but this morning, your online shopping may get more expensive, after the supreme court ruled that internet retailers can be required to collect sales tax for online transactions. in other words, a state can collect taxes from a retailer that does not have a physical pren presence in that state. traditional brick and mortar stores says it levels the playing field. >> the internet has had an unfair advantage against stores for a couple years. it's hurt main street and large retailers. >> reporter: what does this mean for you? if you shop at a major online retailer like amazon, you're probably already paying online sales tax nationwide. medium-size businesses and customers are expected to be hit the hardest, meaning you could get hit with higher prices because they have to change the way they do business to charge you sales tax. >> that puts me on the same level playing field with large captions that have in-house legal and in-house accounting firms. >> reporter: if you are buying from a business or individual seller, you probably won't pay more. the court ruled in favor of a law that does not require sales tax to be charged if the retailer sells less than $100,000 of products a year. >> the big question is how much? how much more are we expected to pay? >> reporter: it really depends on which state you live in and what kind of online retailers you're buying stuff from. and this ruling is also expected to be a huge payday for state governments. they could end up recouping between $8 billion in lost sales tax every year. >> jowe do the weather? >> we're going to do it tax-free. that will be great. okay? you're not paying anything for this. it's not really worth anything. look at this. we're watching right now on our radar, strong storms firing up, in oklahoma. we're also looking at wet weather making its way through washington, d.c. could be some airport delays there. and in fact, over the weekend, we could see flash flood watches for illinois, ohio, west virginia and virginia. we're talking generally 1 to 2 inches, and could be more as we get into this activity. look for severe storms making their way through the mississippi river valley and the southeast. excessive heat warnings in the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your nick of the woods. >> good morning. we are tracking 90s and triple digit heat today across the bay area. heat advisory remains in effect. san jose, predict a high of about 91 degrees. the hottest spots will be out in the east bay, in the interior val

jo ling kent is following this one for us. hi, jo. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. a sweeping, new law that was just signed, that congress has yet to put in motion any privacy legislation, in the aftermath of the harvesting scandal. it's suspected to have a big impact on facebook, google, verizon and at&t. americans may have more control than ever over their own data, after california passed a new law, requiring companies to disclose what information they have about consumers and with whom they're sharing it. it gives consumers the power to stop companies from selling that information. and minors under 16 are off-limits altogether. when it goes into effect in 2020, the law will require companies to provide a clear and conspicuous link on their business homepage, that will say do not sell my personal information. if a consumer opts out, the company cannot ask again for another year. once they have verified the identity, consumers can request to see their personal data and ask that it be deleted. companies must comply within 45 days. this legislation comes three months after the cambridge analytica scandal that exposed 87 million facebook users' personal information. facebook lets users access and delete their data and says it complies with the new law. companies that provide a three service will be able to charge consumers a fee, if they opt out of sharing their data. the burden is on the company to prove that the charge is fair. in april, savannah asked sheryl sandberg of the possibility of users opting out of their data altogether? >> we don't have the highest opt out. that would be a paid product. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, facebook reiterates that they do not sell people's data. and while they say it's not perfect, they do support the california law and look forward to working with policylamakers protect consumers. but a trade organization, whose members include facebook, google, amazon and microsoft, tells nbc news it's concerned about the lack of public discussion and process, surrounding what they call a far-reaching bill. >> how do the tech companies and the users feel about the legislation? >> reporter: it's been a mixed reaction so far. the aclu of california says the law actually utterly fails to protect privacy. it doesn't go far enough. and now, all eyes are on silicon valley. the question is, will they only change the way they run things for users here in california? or will they overhaul the way the business model works nationally. >> thank you, jotter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. so, you'll be here to kyle, i got you.ou? okay... what about here? yup. here? yup. is that for us? it sure is. gimme, gimme. what about here? here too, kyle. and here sir robert from state farm? if you invite me. he said yes! hazzza! let's battle. ahh! go with the one that's here to help life go right. state farm. test. test. test. test. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza® or any

many of the top players preparing at eastbourne including jo konta, who is taking on caroline wozniacki. these are live pictures. joe in their view and it is true, they direct operational and training policy. they also take issue with the chronology, saying essentially because the refurbishment happened before the fire and decisions leading up to the refurbishment, they believe that should be the chronology, those decisions should be question first. the implication is the union feel because the fire officers will come after, being cross—examined first, their evidence is being given more credence. there has been pressure on the inquiry from different sides? essentially the fire brigade ‘s union says that... they are saying over the last three days there has been a lot of questioning about the advice. michael dowden was in charge of the fire control for the first hour. they said it failed as soon as flammable cladding was put on the building. interesting question today once michael dowden‘s questioning had been finished. the chairman of the inquiry said his evidence was valuable. then there was a break and then sir m

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