. >> bing bing bing! he does know some moves and he apart but people say no let them go at it. this guy, he's on his back. the other guy has got him on the ground but he's not losing. the guy in the green tank gets the other guy's leg in a knot and he says look, i can do some damage. [ shouting ] it takes a woman to get this thing under control. >> hey, stop. >> yes, mom. >>> so many different threats to wild animals out there, most of them caused by humans. this poor deer has got himself tangled in some bailing twine and now the bailing twine caught in a barbed wire fence. >> ouch. >> it looks to be a full grown buck and this deer is thrashing about in the thickets trying to free itself but can't. >> even though he's stuck because of humans he will be freed because of humans. in comes the east sussex wildlife rescue and ambulance service, a volunteer organization. first they try to pin the buck down with this net because they don't want to get hurt by this flailing buck. they don't want the buck to hurt itself. but this net tactic of trying to pin the deer down to the ground d

tinkerbell going bing, bing, bing.like special effects par excellence. ♪ the world is a carousel of color ♪ ♪ >> it also happened just coincidently at the time when what we think of as the mod '60s came in. colors were all over the place just as tv could start to take advantage of them. >> hi. >> well, glad you could make it. >> i remember saying stay tuned for "gidget" next, in color. wednesday nights, in color, on abc. it was a big marketing thing. >> color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of "lost in space." "lost in space" started off as a black and white show and went to color. it didn't get any better when it went to color. >> dr. smith, you're alive. >> of course, i'm alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period has a reputation for being tv as a kind of candy. sometimes it felt like there was in really aggressive innocence to it. >> you're only to blow that in an emergency. >> this is an emergency, you're standing on my foot! >> "gilligan's island" made no sense whatso

people just falling, bing bing bing. a soldier runs down the street i'm there.grapher getting trampled. so he's on the ground. i grab him and the camera and i drag him in a doorway. the soldier comes up and he's standing maybe ten feet away with the m-16 pointed at my head. >> reporter: this is cnn video of the riots in question. last weekend, cnn's reliable sources spoke with seven people who worked for cbs news in argentina at the time. none of them remember any civilians being killed in the riot. many of those who spoke with reliable sources still work for cbs and have requested to remain anonymous. but former cbs correspondent eric angberg is speaking out publicly. he was there at the same time as bill o'reilly during the faulklands war. >> i did not see that happen. >> reporter: here he is talking on reliable sources. >> it wasn't a combat situation, by any sense of the word that i know. there were no people killed. he said that he saw troops fire into the crowd. i never saw that and i don't know anybody who did. and i was there on the scene. what's interes

bing bing bing. so this runs united states down the street i'm there. a photographer guess trampled. he's on the ground. i grab him and the camera and drag him into a doorway. the so this comes up and he's standing maybe 10 feet away got the m-16 pointed at my head. i thought it was over. i said -- [ speaking foreign language ] it means please don't shoot, journalist. the guy was 18 19 years old. he didn't shoot. >> we've had no luck corroborating this so far. can you help us with that? >> i didn't see that happen. i didn't see anything like that happen. i don't know of any american foreign correspondent who had a weapon pointed at him. but the important thing is i didn't hear any gunfire. not only did i not hear any gunfire, as i say, i didn't hear any sirens. i came to argentina from years of experience in washington covering anti-war demonstrations against vietnam war in washington. i saw more violence in anti-war demonstrations in d.c. than i saw in argentina that night. it was over quickly. it was over within two hours. the people did not try to st

binge watched and those that did were far more likely to feel lonely or depress depressed and binge watching may not be a harmless addictive behavior. if you do binge watch limit yourself to two episodes at once and get up and walk around in between but if you feel like your binge watching is getting out of control because it could be a sign of depression, see your doctor and do some more social activities. >> thanks ali. >>> nestle announces they are removing artificial colors and flavors from their products more than 52 products and 10 brands will be changed including butter fingers and baby ruth, and crunch bars, the taste of the sweets and the price will not change. >> still ahead on "action news" tonight. coffee prices in the thank you could spike because of international drinking habits. we'll explain. >> and la salle hires their first female president her story is next. compromise? middle ground? does it really look like we're holding anything back? longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin or the parmesan crusted chicken. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. it's a deal without a single concession. longhorn steakhouse you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new tavern s

binge watch t-v. researchers say the findings suggest binge-watching should not be viewed as a "harmless addiction." they note bingeg can be related to obesity and fatigue and may lead some to neglect their work and relationships. healthy eating may not be as hard as you think. consuming leaner meats and cutting salt and sugar can go a long way to a healthier you. adam mccoy explains these five steps to a better diet. >>:kick off some new eating habits. by evaluating your diet. try to stick with whole, natural foods as much as possible--- and limit ---or eliminate--- processed foods. start by checking food labels for the list of ingredients. >>:to eat clean means to really look at your foods, and make sure there's not that many additives to it. so fat, salt and sugar are the three things that we are looking for. if you can look at the ingredients list and make sure those types of ingredients are not in there, then you're probably on your way to have a clean diet. >>:according to registered dietician tamara melton, there are five steps to a better diet. first --- check all the expiration dates on food in your pantry