that is what we were experiencing online. yourconsumer, you can take purchases to a lower tax state online. it is a check on government growth that way, which is why a lot of people opposed it. that is kind of how this compatible -- competitive federalism plays into this debate. guest: -- host: all right. raymond is calling from clinton, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. text on a point -- touched on a point. it is strictly monetary and has nothing to do with right now. in the past, it was based on one's right to go outside of the state boundaries, like north dakota or south dakota, whoever brought this. to believe that the supreme court was already contacted in this and debated it before the issue came up because these states are broke. the decision in rhode island that the federal court upheld that they could break contracts now the state police for retirement and medical benefits. there is a lot of states that are in dire straits. they cannot fulfill this, and now they are going to find a way. i have a reas

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collect it from you if you shop online. we saw how the online retailers were performing immediately on the news. they're still down, what about the brick-and-mortar stores hit by e-commerce giants since 1992 when the online guys got the big break? big lots is jumping 3.25%. i want to flip it to target. target is jng 1.33%, and then higher-end stores like nordstrom, department stores hurt from online shopping sites. tangier, they have been hit by. that shopping centers, tangier factory outlet, bump of 1.3%. just how much will the online retailers collect from you? here's a look at the highest and lowest sales tax per state. at the high-end, louisiana has a 10.02% sales tax. wow. tennessee at 9.46%. arkansas sales tax, 9.41%. so who knows if shoppers may stop buying online. on the other end of the spectrum, who has the low ones, alaska residents. hawaii at 4.3, wisconsin at 5 1/2 and some of the states like new hampshire do not collect sales tax. did the supreme court just say brick and mortar stores or give them a better fig

. >>> a supreme court ruling says states can require online retailers to collect sales tax. it is a victory for states who say they've been losing on billions in revenue. our reporter on what today's ruling means for everyone who shops on the internet. >> reporter: there are a lot of people who shop on the internet and this will have a big significance. we tend to think of the major players, the amazons and ebay's but there are thousands of retailers across the country who will have to start charging that sales tax. >> reporter: to many people, online shopping has more advantages than buying in person. >> the price is the biggest reason i shop online.>> reporter: now one of those advantages saving on sales tax is going away. the u.s. supreme court ruled states could collect sales tax for online purchases regardless of where the retailer is located. previously the buyers wouldn't have to purchase a sales tax if the retailer didn't have a physical presence within their state.>> i think it will affect me a lot i was still shop but maybe not as much.>> the states have been waiti

. >> up next, buying online is about to get more expensive. how a new supreme court ruling will change e-commerce, brick and mortar stores and your state's budge. feel like you haven't saved enough money to retire how to get your retirement savings back on track. all of that in a moment. right now though take a look at how the stock market ended the week >>> the indx fell 8 days in a robey thursday that's the longest losing streak since march 2018 tumbling on con certains about trade tariffs imposed by president trump and whether that will trigger a trade war less impact on the nasdaq and the s&p 500. stocks were mixed on friday. the number of houses started in may rose to the highest level since the year 2007. housing starts increased by 5% last month way above expectations but they can signal how much construction will take place in the future actually fell if you're planning on hitting the road for the july 4th holiday don't worry you'll have plenty of company. almost 47 million americans will travel 50 miles or more in spite of higher gas

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and now our preprogramed how we're manipulated online without realizing it today trolls. people or programs that post one sided inflammatory content they aim to offend and love to dominate online discourse and they're easily provoked often one comment is enough to draw them out. but maybe they shouldn't be taken so seriously don't feed the trolls is what some say and just relax. but if nobody challenges the trolls they'll have achieved their aim of giving the impression that most people agree with them some trolls attack minorities others spread conspiracy theories they all disrupt reasonable online debate. so don't just lean back and ignore them the better option is to try and find out who is trolling many professional human trolls are paid to write comments on popular blogs or the websites of major media outlets. then there are bots programs that post preset comments automatically. trolls rarely have friends or personal photos on their personal profiles it makes no sense to try to reason with them since they're probably products of a troll factory instead other users sh

it started off with his massive online courses. it turned out that educational outcomes were not break up. but, it also happen that there is a role for online instruction to supplements what happens as a university. so we're making greater use of hybrid classes were part of his online of partisan the seminar room or classroom, or laboratory. i don't think for a university such as the university of california we will ever have a fully online degree. that is not who we are as a research university. but i believe there will be a greater role for online education. >> the former governor of -- is running purdue, what is the benefit of being a governor in that position? >> when i was a governor i had higher education in the budget. i was used to dealing with it from that level. the large public universities are complex organizations. have some similarities to running the state. you have to deal with the legislature, media, various constituencies. political with a small p. you have to have support for the institution and be out there chee

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maria: at a department type when online shopping wasn't luke it is today. >> online shopping is 40% of all retailing today. i was walking up lexington avenue in new york last night. five blocks. and i will tell you 50% to 60% of thers to are empty. if you go around the country and go to shopping malls. the impact of online internet buying direct to consumer, and we are participating in it. we invested a lot of money in a lot of companies online. it decimated the whole neighborhood aspect. and even how people used to date, they used the telephone and called someone. now they use online dating. that affects sales taxes. but it's how interaction was so didn't going into your local waste was. people lost a lot of that. i think this is one component of sales tax. i think a lot of local retailers will be -- will warmly greet that. maria: you said you were walk and all these shops were out of business. what does that say about the economy? we are getting good numbers, virtual full employment. growth being talked about up to 4% in the next year or so. federal reserve has the second quarter. ar

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it topped earnings and revenue estimates, leading to a sharp in online sales. kroger also raised the low end of the full-year profit estimates. shares ended up nearly 10%. it was a down tay overall. best days ago for kroger in nine years. >>>arn restaurants said an increase in customer visits helped sales rise at a faster than expected clip. the owner of olive garden and lo longhorn said it sees same-store sales rising as much as 2%.>> a much different story today as barnes and noble. shares were off almost 4% to $6.20. >> conagra is reportedly inrested in mergi with fin acal foods. a potential deal would create the sect larger u.s. frozen food company. shares of pinnacle rose 2%. shares were off a fraction to 238.28 shares of stamp.com, after it want to do restructure the postal system to create a sustainable business model. it also said tell turn the business into a privately head -- shares fell 10%, 251.85. ng> after the bell red did the top ear and expectations, but it was a company's guidance. and so as you might experiments shahverybody theynded the regul

online purchases. like amazon.mazon locker inside the apartment building, it is better for residents, and open 24/7. amazon can package with any shipper. and it is better for the buildings because buildings are being overrun by packages. we do like the rollout for whole foods of savings for prime members nationwide and the fact that they are now delivering in 19 cities, large u.s. cities and , will be doing more. we think it is going to spur additional grocery orders. these are ways that amazon is making it easier and easier to shop online and shop at amazon. emily: let's talk about the whole foods rollout. some people have contended that amazon has made whole foods worse, not better. people do not understand what they are doing but they are , trying to get their 10% off. is it really paying off for amazon yet? brad: i think it will. there used to be a saying that amazon has many small advantages but they need to create a rope ,of them together. many big advantages, with hundreds of millions of prime numbers and hu

but the online presence makes that possible for many more people. susan cole and you were telling me about an experience, an article you wrote about a on confederate generals. would you tell me that story on camera? jane: sure. what happened in charlottesville last summer, it really brought a lot of historians out into the public square, because h these were things we knew about. we knew about the monuments, the history of them. we wanted to talk about it. that was kind of an interesting moment, just a burst of historians out there. the piece i wrote about was about a virginia general who was a som very successful confederate general who after the war founded an african-american majority third-party in virginia that was extremely successful in elections. he ended up in the u.s. senate. this is a story that not many people know about. so it got a lot of reaction. susan: in terms of sheer numbers. jane: in terms of sheer numbers, for sure. people at the huffington post at something like 800,000 people had clicked on the link, if not necessarily read t

service called blockbuster online. we realized we had a true differentiator with the fact we had all those stores out there, and that we could make it easier for the consumer to return all the disks or tapes to the stores as well. so we incorporation operated that. interesting point on this. we actually gave out free rentals as part of the program at the store, and the people who had the free rems spent more money than the average customer simple learn something there so we launched that. we launched -- tested it really well because we had one shot, so we challenged ourselves very strong limit launched. i the execution was great, and we were take can shares from netflix. as i say in the book, i left, perhaps the commitment from the then-ownership wasn't the same as it was when i was there and that was a missed opportunity. i think we also missed an opportunity to broaden our game's offerings, and i think the point i make in the book is blockbuster could have been made to stay longer if we had stayed ahead, listened to

together, we're building a better california. >>> forcing online shoppers to pay sales tax.ver norquist is with us good to talk to you again. >> i'm trying to see where you would come down on this. there does seem to be some equality in the decision, the majority argues. there does subject more remote retailers to sales tax what do you think? >> this is much bigger than this this doesn't determine what you can be taxed you could be taxed by a state you don't live in, a city you don't live in. if they do that for businesses, they can do it for individuals states, particularly the loser state, like california, illinois and new york, are annoyed that people leave them, have always been looking for ways to export their income tax cities want to be able to export their taxes to the suburbs this now becomes infinitily easier the old argument was that a state could tax businesses that live in that state, that had stores in that state but they couldn't reach from alabama fishing tackles online now they can and the sales tax is just the one they've been talking about for years, legis

his fans online are sharing some of his best quotes including this one about politics.d, in explaining any puzzling washington phenomenon, always choose stupidity over conspiracy, incompetence over cunning. anything else gives them too much credit. >>> and in connecticut two transgender athletes who dominated a high school track and field championship are speaking out as parents of other students try to change the rules to prevent them from competing. terry miller and andraya yearwood came in first and second place at the girls championship, but critics say miller and yearwood both have an unfair advantage since they were born boys. they spoke with abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: let's just play devil's advocate for a moment and just imagine that you were both born girls, and then all of a sudden you had two boys who identified as being girls and they said, hey, we're going to be on your team, and maybe now you're not performing as well because they are better. >> i'm not going to discourage you or try to say, oh, it's not fair, and it would just push me to run faster.

what is the online model? in person, and samir khan, the kid in queens, we see steps and visible tone and they changed their name, there is no doubt it can be done, it will change over time. what is the point of intervention, financially available open-source or behind privacy settings. and you can reengineer some year can't when he was a student in london at ucl. >> no legal impediment to engineer this manually but have a lot of cases, suddenly you had 10,000 cases you applied ai to. there is no legal impediment. >> if someone is showing this a profile that is visible behind your privacy settings, theoretically, shouldn't be a legal barrier. >> as a law enforcement official it was very useful for you to arrest people. we always think of social media as a radicalize or and ran -- rather useful from a law enforcement perspective because people say stupid things on social media which indicate what they are thinking. >> used to be everybody met in a mosque. now for a short time after 9/11, wasn't the smartest pla

so what can be done online? to counter i think this is a very important point that you make with counter violent extremism. here the american muslim communities show not and that is one of the whole criticisms that america is willing to denounce the terrorist groups and it happened several times with this publication it was great for the audience and the pro- british event and basically with the theological arguments and theyacked off. then to say their sending transcripts within introduced me in and walking down the street and that he says i want to start an organization you have the ivy league education i said you are a clown that's great just be a clown that was more effective than anything all you had to do was give them a system the wings would block it and that is exactly how i wanted but not until people started to develop violent extremism 2011 with the strategic implementation plan but by that time it wavered depending on content. there wasn't much of the opposing voice especially to amplify our voice a

from online interaction entirely? george is saying we should be sober and reflective and not ruo anhing but hypothetically, if let's say there was a genocide going on, you would want to act quickly and rashly. ned, you were arguing forcefully that rule by algorithm could be worse than dictatorship, and yet also, we want to make sure algorithms do not crack down on things like brexit and trump. everyone has very dynamic tensions right at the heart of what you are saying. that is to be expected. i guess one thing that could narrow a little bit, what is one thing you could unambiguously get behind that could help right away tomorrow that we don't have to wait for congress to do, what is something you think the platforms could do, that society could do collectively or culturally, that you would be unambiguously ready to get on the ground with? if you want to do the political ad stuff, that is not tomorrow, that is yesterday. but i think it is worth it. atie: the ads -- we announced it back in october. it took us a little

online, we knew what they were doing. nevertheless, jesse was still radicalizing and recruiting people to mobilize for olence frankly, myelief is, if it had not been for these and in, not sure how the story would've changed. the u.s. attorney's office in new yorkwa to touch the case. this is the freedom of speech. it's only when zachary crossed the line with the specificity of his threat at the park. they alwethe precutor to be out there on the line. everything fell into place from there. >> dig into that for a minute. in the united kingdom, this is a crime. you can say anything about anybody in this country. what was the line that they ossed? specifically what did he do that made the difference?>> [ dier- w volume ] my ultimate charge was communicatinreat. what he did was posted a picture of [ indiscernible ] dead on the street with a knife in his back. slightly that the riders were lv >> he was an individual that owned [ indiscernible ] pick he made a video that wa inapprriate or defamatory against muslims, including th

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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 that does not require online sales tax to be charged if the retailer sells less than $100,000 of products a year. ultimately, this decision could mean you pay more the next time you shop online and mean a big payday for state governments. the court says states recoup up to $33 billionry year. 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 c

melissa: online shopping could get more expensive. supreme court ruling today that states can collect sales tax on out-of-state online purchases. fox business's hillary vaughn is live in los angeles with the latest on this. hillary. reporter: melissa, this is good news for brick-and-mortar stores like target, walmart, sears, but bad news for online only stores like etsy, overstock.com because the supreme court today voted 5-4 the current rules that prevent states from collecting tax to online shops that don't have a physical store in their state, they decided that those rules were unsound and incorrect. now the states can collect state tax from companies online only for people buying their stuff. states argued they are missing out on billions of dollars in tax rave knew. the government accountability, estimates with the internet sales tax, state and local government can make 8 billion, to $13 billion every year. brick-and-mortar stars like walmart and target championing the change because they say the current rules put them at a disad