according to the man who ran both channel 4 and the bbc, bake off is outside channel 4's remit.sing a cheque book to buy ready—made bbc show, the most popular show on british television, it's not what channel 4 is there to do at all. it's there to be a nursery for talent and ideas, so i was quite shocked. voiceover: islamic state is the state of the muslims and we... but this is why it is happening — though a public broadcaster, channel 4 is commercially funded and believes only big audiences can generate the revenues necessary to fund shows that push boundaries. it's not going tojump, they can't jump. up you come. and the competition for eyeballs has become ferocious. four of the five biggest companies in the world — google, apple, facebook and amazon — are moving dramatically into quality tv. queen elizabeth ii. .. meanwhile, streaming services like netflix and disney are investing billions in original programming to broadcast directly to hundreds of millions of customers. the marketing body for britain's commercial networks says there's no turning back. this is a time of grea

according to the man who ran both channel 4 and the bbc, bake off is outside channel 4‘s remit.sh television, it‘s not what channel 4 is there to do at all. it‘s there to be a nursery for talent and ideas. so i was quite shocked. the islamic state is the state of the muslims and we are responsible for making it grow, flourish. but this is why it‘s happening. though a public broadcaster, channel 4 is commercially funded and believes only big audiences can generate the revenues necessary to fund shows that push boundaries. up you come. it‘s not going tojump, they can‘t jump. up you come. the competition for eyeballs has become ferocious. four of the five biggest companies in the world — google, apple, facebook and amazon — are moving dramatically into quality tv. queen elizabeth ii. meanwhile, streaming services, like netflix and disney, are investing billions in original programming to broadcast directly to hundreds of millions of customers. technological innovation is changing both the supply and the demand of tv. on the supply side, the choice for audiences is greater than ever

the sword and a back channel olive branch. had has been a week of verbal vol liz, saber rattle gs between president trump and kim jong-un. fire and fury, beat to a jelly and then this morning in a tweet from the president, military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should north korea act unwiseel. hopefully kim jong-un will find another path. but after all that, today some peace making, maybe, according to the "associated press," quote, beyobld the bluster, the trump administration has been quietly engaged in back channel diplomacy with north korea for several months, addressing americans imprisoned in the communist country and deteriorating relations between the long-time foez. the state department has confirmed past talks between josephian and pack song ill. those are two people named in the ap report. so while publicly trump and kim are using bam basic rhetoric, behind the scenes some diplomatic channels are still operating. just listen to secretary of defense james malt advertise. >> the american effort

channels thousands of channels that's not important it's about quality and that's why netflix is really starting to dominate and take over because they have the quality content that the customer in the consumer really wants so it's a quality game not a quantity game and the pendulum is swinging back to the skinny bundle which is really really exciting for the consumer now how many skinny bundles that people want before it starts to not even be financially attractive to the consumer that's what's going to be the next challenge i believe right because we don't want to be spending a lot of money when we know that we can spend seven dollars on netflix as opposed to a huge cable bill like new new media has completely transformed the way that we look at media in general all across the board how are more traditional forms trying to fight back and really do they have a fighting chance well the interesting thing is the skinny but in those they sort of look at c. and b. c. when you look at c. and b. c. you've got animated characters like jim cramer great graphs and tickers but when you look at a

happening in channel eight or nine.eason this is so cool is because these are lower frequency. the same power level of wi-fi. your signals could go four times farther. this is an free space. your signals could go even farther. the interesting thing about agriculture is in the farms which are away from the cities there are a lot more empty tv channels, fewer people so there's more empty tv channels. like if you have 40 tv channels are talking more than -- what you can do is wi-fi connector house pick the vision is the tv whitespace can connect your farm. you plug it in and the entire a few muskets connected. >> host: what are some the things the farmer can do? >> guest: the other things is where merging drone dated with sensor data. you don't need, for example, usually we can do this kind of map, you put one every ten m break this approach you can have a few centers, merge it with the drone image and be able to do this. the other thing is we're doing everything writing here, it's running on a pc in the farmer sells. we d

that was denied by the channel.doing they said the channel is often criticised forjust doing its job. they said the channel is often criticised forjust doing itsjoblj think criticised forjust doing itsjob.|j think all those accusations are a bit of a red herring, in the end it is about us providing fair and frank coverage, we aren't partisan to any group, ideology or government. we provide a diversity of different viewpoints and perspectives and i think that's a problem for some people in the region. itsjerusalem bureau chief accused mr netanyahu of wanting to distract attention from issues he is facing. as protests mount, he has accused news media of trying to undermine his government. until now, israel's courts have protected their right to free speech. the future of aljazeera will be a major test of that commitment. bill hayton, bbc news. in iran members of parliament have been criticised on social media after they took selfies with the european union's top diplomat, federica mogherini. she was in iran for presid

channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> we now know what caused the sudden death of new jersey state senator, jim wayland, he suffered a heart attack where he served three terms as mayor. doctors successful removed kansas from his kidneys. it sent shock waves and sadness through the mythical world in new jersey. >> i am heart broken over it. words are really, really describe my emotions now like losing a friend like that. >> he was a gentle giant and his heart was even bigger. it's going be a lot different not having him there in the state house anymore. >> waylan was just 68 years old and they are planning a memorial service in his honor. >>> in chester county the search is on for the vandals that painted these anti-semitic and hate graffiti. they are investigating this as a hate crime. vernon odom is live now with the latest. >> reporter: good evening monica, tonight police sources indicate they are hot on the trail of the person or persons responsible for this slew of hate crimes that shocked valley town

back channel with north korea. how big of a threat are his comments?yeah, it kind of threatens that back channel which had been pretty secret until the ap reported about it yesterday morning. i think the willingness of the north koreans in new york to continue this back channel is kind of a ray of hope. it's at this lower level among, you know, foreign ministry and state department officials to try to have a solution when the north koreans are ready to, you know, stop threatening the u.s. and threatening guam. then you can start using this back channel to maybe begin the process of negotiations, to come to an agreement for both sides to kind of stand down. but i think it is interesting how we aren't seeing the real preparations of war. so you're not seeing tens of thousands of americans getting evacuated from south korea. the u.s. is not moving ships and troops into theater to indicate that a war is coming. and so right now, this seems to be just rhetoric. we're not actually seeing things on the ground to indicate that there's going to be a war next we

abc news is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian staff, and ducis rogers. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. north korea just issuing its newest threat, responding to president trump. promising action by mid august, threatening to target guam.

and then to go across the channel. but that is a considerable with germany votes so that was not a short trip. and then to make that directly across. >> get these from the american perspective dunkirk was under reported?. >>. >> and that it is absolutely wonderful. and i suspect the why did i do? but then it takes four years. but then she said write a book about dunkirk. so i said that is not a bad idea. i became more and more interested because nobody deal with step-by-step the way we went to war and why we ended up in dunkirk. so it isn't just a of a great story it is of untold story. >> but not that entire story. so with so many different people is just those voices and then they took their chances. >> after may 10, 1940. >> neville chamberlain retained his place he and church tilbury the animosity. but churchill assisted and take a majority of the conservatives. and chamberlain once war had begun that one of the things i wanted to do in this book is reinstate some understanding but a strong tough powerful politicia

abc world news tonight with david muir next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on p h l 17. and then please join us for "action news" at 11:00. here on channel 6. for "action news" i'm jim gardner we'll see you at 11:00. are you tired of trenton politicians playing games while south jersey gets short changed? then vote fran grenier. think it's time we had a regular guy, not a lifelong politician? that's fran grenier. looking for a fighter to take on the tax hikes and job killing regulations? then vote fran grenier. want a leader who'll actually stand up for south jersey schools and communities? if you answered yes to any of these questions, there's only one way: fran grenier. >>> tonight, breaking news. a major hurricane bearing down on the u.s. evacuations already under way tonight in texas. a state of emergency declared tonight in parts of louisiana. harvey rapidly gaining strength tonight. now forecast to hit as a category 3 hurricane. authorities warn up to 35 inches of rain. possibly life threatening. our team in the storm z

i think where things are going to get done is in the back channels, the negotiation.the united states doesn't need to put out empty threats. we now have three of them. we have threatened venezuela with military action. the president has twice said to kim jong-un he will not tolerate threats. so he is in a sense drawn these red lines. the dangerous part now, ouren my sees this, they see the united states' action when we return threats and do nothing. i think that's the most dangerous part of this. >> now, conversely, yesterday, a former cia official chad tweet explained to my colleague why he thinks the president has the right idea. here's a piece of that. >> i think he is doing a lot to send the right signals in terms of peace through strength. you got to be strong. the koreans under strength. he has a strong team of general mattis, general mcmaster, general kelly and behind the scenes, they're often doing diplomatic work. it is his job in a sense to be the bad cop while they're the good cop. >> give us your position on rex tillerson and his machinations, is this a go

for channel slamming.erous challenge is actually a triathlon and it runs under different rules and they have their own observer on board to officiate. i was asking about the business of being in the channel, you have swum it many times. it is a big thing for most people to do. what is alike when are halfway across? do you feel cold? do you have to keep going? what is the psychology? it is a constant battle against yourself. whenever i have swu m against yourself. whenever i have swum it and got halfway across, i have questioned his stupid idea it was to get myself into that situation. how did i get myself into it? how do i get out of it? it is a battle with your own willpower and you have to go through that. you tell yourself that you are going to do itand tell yourself that you are going to do it and you set yourself the challenge and it is part of the human spirit to set yourself this sort of challenge, weather it is climbing everest or running a marathon or playing football at wembley, you want to do yo

swimming the channel, it isn't it? swimming the channel, it isa isn't it?ark. but a channel swim, in any circumstances isa channel swim, in any circumstances is a real personal challenge. not something to be undertaken lightly. in1800, something to be undertaken lightly. in 1800, relatively few people —— since the 18 hundredths, relatively few people have lost their lives. how would you put the perils of swimming in the channel? we spoke to kevin murphy earlier, who has won the channel many times. but even he thinks halfway across, what am i doing, this is testing the human body to a fantastic degree. we all learn to swim in a school pool, where it is nice and warm and the water is clear and most of us do not swim more than perhaps a mile and then get out and have a cup of tea. so any endurance event like that, whether it's the triathlon or this ta kes whether it's the triathlon or this takes commitment and time and planning. there is no doubt that mr waymark would not have gone into this lightly. he is an experienced endurance athlete who knows his body an

according to the man who ran both channel 4 and the bbc, bake off is outside channel 4‘s remit.nt and ideas. so i was quite shocked. the islamic state is the state of the muslims and we are responsible for making it grow, flourish. this is channel 4‘s shiny new toy. though a public broadcaster, channel 4 is commercially funded and believes only big audiences can generate the revenues necessary to fund shows that push boundaries. up you come. it‘s not going tojump, they can‘t jump. up you come. the competition for eyeballs has become ferocious. four of the five biggest companies in the world — google, apple, facebook and amazon — are moving dramatically into quality tv. queen elizabeth ii. meanwhile, streaming services, like netflix and disney, are investing billions in original programming to broadcast directly to hundreds of millions of customers. technological innovation is changing both the supply and the demand of tv. on the supply side, the choice for audiences is greater than ever. in terms of demand, many young viewers increasingly consume tv across multiple devices, igno

channel has been a fruitful channel in the past? >> it's a channel we've used often to set up other negotiations with the north koreans. and, you know, i think part of the way the united states has to think about this at this moment is what is it the north koreans are thinking about doing with their weapons? leave aside the threat to attack guam for a moment, which i don't think is serious. i don't believe they're intending to attack us with these weapons. they're intending to preserve their own regime and that puts a different complexion on this. i don't think it's a time for escalating war of words here, playing chicken with them. i think mattis has this right. get it in diplomatic channels, start to move it back. look for face-saving ways out. nothing to be gained by anyone in a confrontation at this point. >> cory shocky, so back channel talks, no preconditions at all? >> well, i think starting talks iss is in everybody's interest, no preconditions would be a reasonable way to start the conversation. i agree with john that it wo

well here on this channel we heard contrasting views. a to do gets people is always wrong with muslim or anyone else but criticizing bigoted intolerant ideas is entirely right and proper i hold the likes of peter who i have a lot of respect for the human rights over the years he's deeply misguided that what he supports an organization that has made it mission to demonize islam and the religious belief of muslims in this country around the world many of us who are marching or individuals from muslim heritage so i myself am a british pakistani who grew up as a gay individual in with and this is my community i have no interest in galvanizing hate against muslims because i will be subjected to that same hate this group was targeting islam must homophobia it wasn't targeting muslim people or even islam in german or the council of muslims has never criticized or condemned muslim people it is only condemned and criticized is the most extremists who advocate hatred and violence against the people if these people are left and that's their right l

reporting in north wildwood, bob books, channel 6 "action news." >>> every philadelphia police officer will soon receive about $1300 as a result of a settlement overtaking phone calls and checking emails in their off hours. they argued that officers were working without pay when they used their smart phones for work when they were off the clock and the state agreed ruling the hours should count as overtime and that means the city will now have to pay out $8 million to the officers. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. septa wants your help to keep riding the rails and keeping the buses safe and now they have an app for that. >>> she may be the phillies oldest fan and today the team sent birthday wishes with a special visitor. >> temperatures today with the sunshine responding back up to 89 degrees. the first time above the formal of 86 degrees in almost two weeks. we'll talk about more 90s and heat and humidity and storms coming up. >> and the eagles get ready for the preseason home game, ducis rogers with that story when "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> we know about d

channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. enjoy the game, to baseball the phillies are back home with a four game set against the mets. and the phillies will hold a moment of silence in honor of darren dalton and reece hoskins, he makes his day butte. he batted .284 a first base man by trade and plays left field tonight and perhaps more in the future. >> i am here and playing left field tonight and that is what i'm focused on and they said we want you to get your work first. we'll see how i feel. >> the sixers are headed overseas and they announced the game will be against the celtics in lon and the sixers face the knicks in madison square garden on christmas day. there was an intruder an attack on the field they took their sweet time existing. the grounds crew was brought in to retrieve it and that is no friendly cat. the grounds keeper was bitten and a ton of dynamite when you need it. name the movie. >> i can't. >> caddy shack. >> come on. >> golfers game. accuweather and more with cecily tynan when we continue in just a m

talk about back channels. country that has misbehaved for many, many years, decades actually through numerous administrations. they didn't want to take it on and i will be. we'll be very successful quickly or in a different way quickly. >> angela merkel says she sees no military solution to fight militarily with north korea. why is she wrong? >> maybe she's speaking for germany. she's a friend of mine, a very good person, a good woman, a friend of ivanka. perhaps she's referring to germany. she's not referring to the united states. >> you said you want to send a strong message to north korea. what do you think about the critics saying about your rhetoric? >> if somebody said the same words, they'd say it was a wonderful statement. but we have tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what i'm saying. they're saying finally we have a president that is sticking up for our nation and frankly sticking up for our friends and allies. this man will not get away with what he's doing. believe me

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channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. now an update to a deadly hit and run in center city philadelphia. sources are telling "action news" that the jeep wanted in the crime was found in collingdale this afternoon. "action news" was there as philadelphia police arrived to secure the evidence. police believe this is the jeep involved in the hit and run that killed a woman as she crossed ray street august 6th. investigators continue to search for this man a person of interest in this case. the 1300 block of linden street in allentown was the scene of a horrific crime monday morning a father being murdered in plain sight of his daughter. now the search goes on for three suspects. walter perez is live at the scene tonight. >> reporter: jim, so far one person is arrested but as you mentioned. three remain on the loose all while loved ones grief the death of a loving father. >> he didn't deserve that. he didn't. >> yenny curtis is talking about the murder of her boyfriend. jermaine taylor killed in front of his 8-year-old daught

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the channel islands, overnight rain will have cleared.up early enough maybe some heavy bursts of rain in kent but i think by eight o'clock most of that should be gone. the rest of england should be dry. 0ne the rest of england should be dry. one or two isolated showers on the same across much of scotland and northern ireland will stop showers will become a bit more abundant. persistent rain in shetland gradually clears off. tomorrow it is a story, a familiar story of sunshine and showers. grated chance of seeing the scotland in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. many will miss a shower in southern england and if you do it will only be a small one. it could get close to 25 in the south—east, mid—to teams further west. into wednesday, low pressure starts to come into play in the west. it kicks up a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry and fine for wednesday. in the west, if you have any plans, make it early in the day because the morning sunshine quickly gives way, outbreaks of rain from brea kfast gives way, outbreaks of

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you also have broadcast channels. you have movies.u have time to watch all the things that your company is producing? brian: well, i don't see everything we do. i try to see some of, a lot of it. david: if you see something you don't like, do you call them up? brian: no. i have a point of view, but i also know what i can do and what i shouldn't do. ♪ ♪ david: you have cable. you also have broadcast channels. you have movies. i mean, how do you have time to watch all the things that your company is producing? brian: well, we grew up in this business. when i started back in 1981, they were just coming out with cable channels. and i was very lucky when ted turner called me up and asked would i come on his board? i think i was in my late 20's or early 30's, the youngest person on the board. and i saw him literally change the world with cnn. and literally change the world by putting nfl games on a new network, tnt, and taking the mgm library and bringing it to cable television and building new channels -- cartoon network. so i always thoug

we find out what viewers and critics made of the first bake off since its move to channel 4.oming up in the sport on bbc news, two days left of the transfer window and arsenal still have unresolved business over alex oxlade—chamberlain and their star player, alexis sanchez. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. is north korea says it's firing of a blistered missile over japan is north korea says it's firing of a blistered missile overjapan is the first step of military operations in the pacific. the united nations security council has unanimously condemned north korea's firing of a ballistic missile overjapan. the diplomatic unease coincides with theresa may's visit to japan. she's urged china to put more pressure on north korea to stop its missile testing programme. but beijing said there's too much focus on sanctions, and not enough on peace talks. ourfirst report is from yogita limaye, in the south korean capital seoul. this is the rocket that flew over japan on tuesday morning, according to north korean state television. it's believed to be a hwasong—12 mediu

america has you tube channel. that is where we're living now where we're propaganda is more important than fact it's far more a book and is a huge news story about this whole thing about free. people just stood. there truths facts for loss of free knowledge is tree education none of these things for import in order to pretend you know position of power you need to be really good at propaganda you need to be really good at telling big lie often and loud and the last thing that you will or in the mainstream major is anybody shining actual real life to. keep across what's happening around the world today at r.t. dot com and on our social media pages to my colleague new harvard will be joining you in about half an hour's time with more news of the day. we go. every. according. do you. think. he. was going to do. the boss may be. going to make him do you. you know we're going to be to the bargain we've. been out here. i mean do you. think you might have been. giving. into two hundred years ago blew. my bet that he was

on channel 9 we can send the wi-fi signals without interfering with the tv transmissions on channel 8 or 9. tv frequencies and the lower frequencies have the same power level as wi-fi. the signals can go four times further. and this is increased speaks. to crops, canopies, signals can go on farther. the interesting thing about agriculture is in the farms away from the cities there are lot more empty tv channels. and this tv -- ick you have 40 tv channels can talking -- so just like wi-fi connect your house, this can connect your farm. >> host: what are the thing this farmer can do. >> guest: the other thing is the emerging -- machine learning. you don't need to -- instead of having -- usually you have a feed map and using this approach you can have a few sensors, merge with the drawing, and we're doing everything that is running there and is running on a pc in the farmer's house. don't need to ship the data from the farm to the house. we're in deep learning at the gateway, this is actually trained on companies but you sere seeing the pc right there it's not in the cloud. all local com

we were all so hemmed in by the outlet channels.me flooding starting a few streets away, and it was rising, but wejust decided we didn't want to wait until the root out was blocked. so we left really early in the morning when we heard that the levies that were starting to spill over, we just decided it was time to get out. were you able to get out, did you have a car? we left in the car and the underpass will still dry. we managed to get out fine. that was fine. then we drove around. we drove west in between the two reservoirs, and tried to find our way, we were offered accommodation by quite a number of people who were texting us. number of people who were texting us. but we just couldn't get through, we kept coming to flooded roads and couldn't go any further. at one point we had to go back down the wrong way on the highwayjust to get back to a road to go somewhere else. eventually we realised we were stuck and so we went to one of the shelters in the area in a high school. they were actually fall is we we re school. they were act

six and a half million viewers tune in to channel 4's first episode of the great british bake off, bute show ‘rise‘ to the challenge? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. tropical storm harvey has moved east to neighbouring louisiana, after battering the city of houston in texas for the past four days. thousands of people there have fled their homes in search of emergency shelter amid severe flooding. residents in port arthur, texas — 90 miles east of houston — are said to be in ‘survival mode.‘ residents have been posting pleas for help on social media and calling local radio and tv stations for help. the storm has made landfall for the second time — this time in the neighbouring state of louisa na. the state increased its emergency resources, doubling up on high water vehicles, boats and helicopters on duty. these are some of the latest pictures from houston — where a night—time curfew to prevent looting from abandoned homes, as authorities and volunteers battle to rescue stranded people and provide shelterfor those made homeless by the rising waters. the flooding — which has left

it's called the new york channel which is which between the north korean representative in new york and state department's folks. the communions have a similar channel like this they've had meetings like that and what we have seen is the canadians managed to get one of the citizens out of north korea the u.s. has been suggesting that prior to any real in good with north korea we want our citizens were being held back short the north koreans out it's apparently the channel has apparently not been as functional as it has been with the canadians and that's why we've not seen that that precondition of that precondition arrived at in terms of having the whole thing but i mean there's scope for diplomacy but one has to get there's a jam in the testing and when the testing ends and that north korea has still a chance for some diplomacy thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us mr gupta thank you. spanish regional police say the suspected driver behind last week's barcelona of an attack has been shot at artie's main port i has the story. an intense manhunt for the suspected drive

and english—language channels would be taken off air in the country. denounced the measures and said it will continue to cover regional stories professionally and accurately. bill hayton‘s report contains some flashing images. a quiet sunday injerusalem. television production vehicles idle outside the offices of aljazeera. if israel's government has its way, these may not be its offices for much longer. but first, they'll have to jump through a few legal hoops. translation: i'm going to ask the government press office to revoke the press cards of aljazeera reporters in israel. second, i've talked to the cable and satellite companies, which have agreed on their part to consider blacking out aljazeera broadcasts. i've also talked to the minister of domestic security, asking him to act on his authority to close their offices in israel. explosions official pressure on aljazeera increased a month ago after violence broke out injerusalem. two israeli policemen and their three attackers were shot dead and the incident sparked days of clashes between police an

there are other legal options available outside of those channels, including notifying the congressional intelligence committees or even their own congressional representative or senator in congress. having said this, it is important to stress that any disclosure of unauthorized excuse me, any disclosure outside of authorized channels is a criminal offense and we will simply not tolerated -- tolerate the illegal release of classified information. the national counterintelligence and security center, which is part of my office, is currently carrying out a review of the policies that are in place, foring agencies' processes investigating and prosecuting cases. in addition, we are studying security clearance procedures to look for any inconsistencies in the processes for issuing security clearances to all employees, including government officials, contractors, etc. found,nsistencies are and csc -- ncsc will make recommendations to adjust the security clearance process. we will also continue to ensure the federal workforce is clear of the importance of respecting classifications and is fully

channel i'm officially not fired they just don't approve my pitches my stories haven't changed yet but it suddenly turned out there i'm not trustworthy anymore a report published in june of this year claimed media outlets are closing their eyes to the concerns and fears of the german population with regard to the country's migration policy claudia zimmerman claims that there are topics journalists do want to cover but is simply not allowed to. i would wish to many more colleagues there to do more critical coverage the pressure comes from the top down i know from some colleagues that there are certain topics which you would like to cover but these topics were not approved because you were too critical because they don't fit to format of to program i think it's significant it would be significant for a journalist in germany. wildfires in italy have told their way through thousands of so far this year this is partly due to a record breaking heat wave because our correspondent kate partridge explains there are more sinister reasons as well. as temperatures soar across southern europe wildf

channel six proud to be able to show you this game tonight. jeff skversky will be roaming the sidelines and that is where he joins us live now, good afternoon, jeff. >> hey, jamie arena bowl 30 is just about 30 minutes away, right now soul are on the field getting set, to defend their title and trying to win back to back championships. we are joined by head coach clint, we are 30 or 40 minutes from kick off how do you think your guys will play well tonight. >> we will play well in front of our home crowd, it will be a good one, excited for. that advantage to have a great crowd at home in arena football. we will have that. we will be preparing this for 21 weeks. >> your quarterback dan raudabaugh threw nine touchdowns this week, how many more does he have in that arm tonight. >> we may run or throw, it doesn't matter how we get them in as long as we get them across the line. it is all about taking what the defense gives us. >> your best receiver darius reynolds tweaks thinks ankle, is he 100 percent, you'll need them. >> he tweak it. he had sle

we don't want to talk about back channels.want to talk about a country that has misbehaved for many, many years, decades, actually, through numerous administrations and they didn't want to take on the issue, and i have no choice but to take it on, and i'm taking it on, and we'll either be very, very successful, quickly, or we're going to be very, very successful in a different way quickly. >> angela merkel says she sees no military solution to fight with north korea. why is she wrong? >> well, i think maybe she's speaking for germany. let her speak for germany. she's a friend of mine. she's a very good person, very good woman. she's a friend of ivanka. perhaps she's referring to germany. she's certainly not referring to united states. that i can tell you. >> mr. president, you've said you want to send a strong message to north korea. what dubsz to to you say to you that say the rhetoric is raising the tension. >> my critics are only saying that because it's me. if somebody else uttered the exact words, they'd say, what a great

there's two channels here. like what is legally chargeable and what is a violation of the crime and what is weird and aberrant behavior. here's my takeaway. in june you've got a meeting at the trump tower, we're going to give you dirt. given all of that when the dnc e-mails come out, it seems that there's no way they did not know exactly what was going on. >> because we have a constant eagerness by trump operatives to be hooked up with the russians. what the you do for me with regard to building that tower. and with that meeting with trump jr. and kushner, how can you hook us up in regard to the campaign. it's not smoking gun with collusion which would be conspiring to hack e-mails. >> or to release them at a certain time or something like that. >> but what we do have is motive, wanting to win the election and we have means, all of these shadowy channels of communications. >> channels that are already established that could be used for that end should that be what they want to pursue. >> and the investigation i

combining discovery's tlc and the discovery channel with the travel channel.t still needs approval from shareholders. >>> and valerie jarrett has joined the board of lyft. >> she is the second woman on the board. she was one of president obama's longest serving advisors and his assistant for governmental affairs. and hbo says it has been hacked. the hackers stole upcoming programming but wasn't specific about which ones. the hackers leaked written material allegedly from next week's fourth episode of game of thrones. so far none of the show's episodes have been leaked online. >> i would not mess with game of thrones. thank you. >>> still ahead, the closing of painful chapter in cubs' history. >> into the stands and couldn't get it. >> the cubs fan known as bartman gets a dazzling honor. nearly 14 years after an infamous foul ball play. (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure stu