know it's on spike tv said not many can watch. but we will do very well.ent the day after she left office there, and... will not be borisjohnson the rugby player and a piggies and cricket. i think he plays. but we'll have more in cricket. i think he plays. but will have marna cricket i'm sure coming up have marna cricket i'm sure coming up later. we'll be back in 30 minutes with more on the paper is with the more additions coming in and of course, and if you wanted to catch up, there is more online. all the headlines will be coming up at 11, and it's the weather now. good evening, early days of august to see showers becoming peer around lighter, today quite a few downpours, and thunderstorms and lightning, particularly across western parts of scotland. he thunderstorms 98 pushing into northern england and this is where we have had the main focus at the rain showers today. not the same intensity like yesterday but nevertheless wet weather around. feel close to that area of bringing wet weather the past few days, sitting across northern england for a wild, s

>> and the baby would swim >> seth: it was a television show, yeah it was on a network called spike tvht laughter ] >> is this like the rst version of "shark tank?" >> seth: yeah, it was like the first version of - it was called "baby, you want a dollar?" [ laughter ] >> oh, he looks like bill nye, but eww. [ laughter ] he is -- maybe he's teaching me about health >> seth: well, you think this was healthy ever >> no. [ laughter ] like he is telling me this is what you shouldn't eat >> seth: oh, i see this is orville redenbacher.do that mean anything to you >> oh, yes, he is the name on all the popcorn brands >> seth: yes >> yes >> seth: he is an actual man >> that's crazy. >> seth: yh, isn't that crazy? yeah, that is nuts. >> seth: all right, does that make popcorn seem more delicious to you once you see the handsome devil? >> i feel obligated to say yes >> seth: okay, great [ light laughter ] all right, now we're gonna see -- >> yes is seth: we're gonna do thhe other way, because we are from different generations. >> we are. um, so these are ones that you have not seen before >> seth:

tv on a school night. >> we talk about the spike lee films, the john singleton films.aking some really interesting things. you have daughters of the dust. julie dash's film, examining the gullah culture. it harkens back several hundred years and that is beautiful. you have a movie like the i.r.t. directly leslie harris. >> come on. >> whatever, whatever. >> a quote/unquote hood movie. a hood movie from the perspective of a young girl. >> people think of new black realism as the hood genre. but it is being shown in black cinema of the '90s. so whether we're talking about the black romantic comedies, family films like soul food, waiting to exhale, and how stella got her groove back. >> good morning. >> i think of as companion films that celebrate sisterhood. and that's a whole other element that had not made its way into main street cinema. >> hello. hello. >> from the very early days of will smith's career, he was incredibly smart about figuring out how to become the superstar that he wanted to become. he chose the one role he thought nobody would expect him to play. a

johnson & johnson sees profits spike but investors with growing number of lawsuits push the stock r.lo >>> netflix effect. it has not onlyhanged the way we watch tv also the way companies advertise. those stories and much more ni tonight ontly business report" for tuesday, jy th. >>> and good evening, everyone. i'll rahel solomon in for sue herera. >> i'm bill griffeth. we certainly welcome aboard. >> thank you. >> let's get to this tonight. you know, forhe a while stock and bond markets have been focused on three things, trade,r the fed andrate earnings. today all three issues collided. first, presieant trump rd that the u.s. and china still have a long way to go before the two countries rch a trade deal, and he warned once again that he's ready to slap tariffs on another $325 billion of chinese goods., seconew report said that retail sales increased more than expected in june, an indication that the consumer is strong. that could change the calculus for the fed and the likelihood of rate cuts this year. third, earnings reports released so far have shown that consumer spending i strong, but business spending is slowing down. new reports like the

no tv on a school night. >> we talk about spike lee films and john singleton films, but it was a period you have "daughters of the you have "daughters of the dust" examining the gulla culture, black culture that harkens back several hundred years and that movie is beautiful. you also have a movie directed by leslie harris. >> you're too cute to be a gentleman, right? >> and it's not a, quote, unquote, hood movie, but it's a hood movie from the perspective of a young girl. >> people think of new black realism as the hood genre, but actually there is a range of socioeconomic experience being shown in black cinema of the '90s. ♪ >> so whether we're talking about some of the black romantic comedies, family films, like "soul food" or films like "waiting to exhale" or "how stella got her groove back," they think of as companion films that celebrate sisterhood and that's a whole other element that hasn't made its way into mainstream cinema. >> hello. hello. >> from the very early days of will smith's career, he was incredibly smart about figuring out how to become the superstar he wanted to be

tv on a school night. >> we talked about the spike lee films, but also it was a period when flack female filmmakers are makingf the dust," julie dash's film, examining black culture that harkens back several years. >> you're too cute to be a gentlemen, right? >> you don't have to be like that. >> whatever, whatever. >> it's a hood movie from the perspective of a young girl. people think of new black realism as the hood genre. but actually there's a range of socioeconomic experience being shown in black cinema of the '90s. whether we're talking about some of the black romantic comedies, familiar films like "soul food," or films like "waiting to exhale" or "how stella got her groove back," what i think of as films that celebrate sisterhood. that's another element that hadn't made its way into mainstream cinema. >> hello. hello. >> from the early days of will smith's career, he was incredibly smart about figuring out how to become the superstar he wanted to become. he chose the one role nobody expected him to play, a gay u.s. hasl hustler in "six degrees of separation." >> you get a piece of my clothes. >> will

hopefully there will be a spike in terms of boys and girls wanting to get involved and emulating their heroes from the tv whole new audience. i think you could not have failed to get carried away with the occasion. a tie itself is remarkable in 50 over cricket, but to then have the super over and it to be tied again was incredible. i have been looking at our facebook page this morning and there have been a whole host of interaction and engagement on there, so, like i say, this whole army of young people went to get inspired and access cricket now. johnny bairstowjust saying he cannot wait for the ashes now. anyway, the expectation builds, there will be hopes they can keep replicating what they did. is also a sense that nothing can take away from what have done there? so what comes now is like, ok, you have done this, that is the pinnacle.” comes now is like, ok, you have done this, that is the pinnacle. i am not sure. iam this, that is the pinnacle. i am not sure. i am not sure this, that is the pinnacle. i am not sure. iam niotsure how you this, that is the pinnacle. i am not sure. i am nzot sure how yo

spike amongst people that have internet enabled capabilities. either you are watching more streaming on your phone, your smart tv, but, but at the end, move peoplel tv, their favorite channel, 58% when they can't figure out what to watch. you go right back, what is it for you, hgtv? fox business. david: when i'm home, it's too late, you know. we're in replays. that's the problem, i work so late. >>> check out this massive palm beach estate. it's sold for $105 million. 13 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms. more bathrooms than bedrooms. that's interesting. 37,000 square feet. it is reportedly the most expensive sale in palm beach ever. by the way, the previous record was set in 2008 by president trump's palm beach home which sold for $95 million. which brings us to our next story. >>> new york city's mansion tax went into effect on july 1 and this tax may be pushing more people to move to low tax florida. we are talking to south florida real estate stars, samantha dibianchi, next. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the nei