[cheers and applause] - it's a gift to be given 12 hours on hbo.r. i'm not western district. i'm not a narco. i don't dirty people, 'cause i don't give a s**t about a possession charge. i'm a murder police. i'm here about the bodies. - david simon was a newspaper reporter in baltimore. he spent a year embedded with the baltimore homicide unit to write a book. he and ed burns, who was a police officer, got together and said, "well, what if we tell "the whole story of the death of the american city, "the futility of the war on drugs, through the eyes of cops"... - bang! - [laughing] - "of drug dealers"... - y'all got the best territory and no kind of product. i got the best product, but could stand a little more territory. - "of teachers, of politicians-- just make the entire city into the character itself?" - you follow drugs, you get drug addicts and drug dealers. but you start to follow the money, and you don't know where the [bleep] it's gonna take you. - "the wire" broke down systemic racism and the cycle of poverty like no other television show

the hbo drama about the wearing family behind a sinister media umpire concluded this year, it was a biguding best drama twice. indeed the best actor in a drama category could feature these three succession actors. brian cox, karen culkin, and i when it comes to competition for succession, that is likely to come from other hbo shows, including the game of thrones pico, house of the dragon. —— succession. when it comes to amazon prime, they will be asking can lavish rings will notice? with a message budget of over $1 billion commits lord of over $1 billion commits lord of the rings prequel, the rings of the rings prequel, the rings of power has been the dubbed the most expensive tv show ever made. now, the comedy category is looking a little bit more open, and it could be a case of soccer, scoring or sandwiches. let me explain. they'll get the ball show, ted lasso has thrashed its rivals in recent years, but the third season wasn't as well received. that could leave a gap for shows like abbot elementary, about a struggling philadelphia school. at 13 enemies last year. 0r indeed viral hit,

i'm like, we are on hbo.hat people perhaps felt got dropped. >> issa: [laughs] people felt strongly about that. and people come up to me like "girl, i can't wait for the final season. just don't "game of thrones" it, okay?" and i'm like, come on. but i will say. shout out to of one of our writers because we had so much pressure. she was like, we keep on -- amy aniobi -- she was like, we keep on telling ourselves to likely on the plane and these characters aren't going anywhere after the show. like, they are going to live on. so it's not the plane is landing. they are taking off and we are just jumping out. what would happen if we rode a season six? that freed us. >> stephen: that's great like in karate, they say punch beyond the board. >> issa: oh, okay. >> stephen: that's what you guys are doing. >> issa: that's what she should have said in the first place. i would have understood it better. what is she talking about, plane? >> stephen: i'm sorry i'm not available to write on your show. i apologize. >> issa:

to the rescue. - chris rock was able to like, wild out on hbo.like that doesn't sound that controversial, but other networks, they'd be like, "whoa, we're not showing this. we're not showing this." - [reporter] as you see here, davis enters the building, and within seconds, the rampage begins. (audience laughing) - he's edgy. he's always going to make you think. he's always gonna challenge the status quo. - as late night tv was back on the map, the "king's of comedy" tour was blowing up. - white people hope things don't go wrong. black people don't hope, we wish. we wish a would be a mother (beep) would be in our shit. (audience laughing) - they do this arena tour that sells out all across the united states, and then they get spike lee to film the show. it makes like another $100 million. so it's this runaway success. - "i've had three black people over at my house." if you know how many niggas been over at your house, you racist like a mother (beep). (audience laughing) - i think the "king's of comedy" tour was a game changer because you were se

on hbo." - white people don't trust black people. the '90s, hbo had started to begin its explosion. - when we started doing "dream on," one of the things that hbo said to us was, "it's gotta be something that couldn't be on network tv." [upbeat music] - because hbo was driven by subscribers and not by commercials and selling advertising time, they had a different way of looking at success or failure. what they were looking for was critical acclaim. - you've watched letterman. you've watched leno. but what about larry? larry sanders, that is. he's the tv alter ego of comedian gary shandling. - gary shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show that "the tonight show" was. - just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. - okay. all right. - so... - blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. - "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic, because in the world of "the larry sanders show," there was a network. - do you want me to [bleep] with your budget? is that what you want me to do? - s

to the rescue. - chris rock was able to like, wild out on hbo. other networks, they'd be like, "whoa, we're not showing this. we're not showing this." - [reporter] as you see here, davis enters the building, and within seconds, the rampage begins. (audience laughing) - he's edgy. he's always going to make you think. he's always gonna challenge the status quo. - as late night tv was back on the map, the "king's of comedy" tour was blowing up. - white people hope things don't go wrong. black people don't hope, we wish. we wish a would be a mother (beep) would be in our shit. (audience laughing) - they do this arena tour that sells out all across the united states, and then they get spike lee to film the show. it makes like another $100 million. so it's this runaway success. - "i've had three black people over at my house." if you know how many niggas been over at your house, you racist like a mother (beep). (audience laughing) - i think the "king's of comedy" tour was a game changer because you were seeing something that you'd never seen before, ha

they found out today that they were selected for hbo's hard knocks during training camp! hard knocks is coming! your thoughts? >> one of the only things i like about hard knocks is the voice of god. i hope i get to meet him. >> reporter: bruce matthews is no ordinary dad. he is a hall of fame tackle. >> there are a lot of expectations for our squad. they have forced it down our throats and we have to deal with it point >>> american chris eubanks had never played at wimbledon before this year. today at center court in quarterfinal play it looked like his cinderella run might continue. eubanks was up against medvedev, but he could not close it out. medvedev won a four-set tiebreaker before taking the final set 6-1 to advance to the semifinals. that ends a winning streak for eubanks. >>> shohei ohtani's future was the main topic at the all-star game. mariners fans made their pitcto the soon to be free-agent, chanting cometo seattle! but alex cobb had a different destination in mi for ohtani, who again, will be a free agent in the off-season. quote, he is ming to san francisc

looks cute. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "the white lotus" is on hbo max.immy: i'm tickled to just meet you because you're so funny on the show. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: and i now -- i really feel like you captured that enthusiastic but secretly demonic hotel manager so well. i'll never trust the manager of a hotel again. >> i feel like if you've ever worked in hospitality, that's the kind of feeling that you're very familiar with. do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, it was definitely -- there was a familiarity to it. but also just a madness to it. >> right. >> jimmy: you've been nominated for a whole bunch of awards for this. [ cheers and applause ] you got a s.a.g. and a critic's choice and all of these things. and well deserved. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you know the full plot, the arc, the story arc of your character going into this? >> i didn't. i auditioned. i was a take in the middle of the pandemic. i had the first script. i booked the job, and then i was speaking to mike white, who created, wrote, directed the show, he's a genius.

many pundits think it could be another good year for the hbo series, succession.hortlists. the emmys are television's equivalent of the oscars and later we will even have a live stream the ceremony from los angeles just for the nominations. angelesjust for the nominations. in the end, the television academy members will vote for the winners. the big question this year is can any show top for the success of succession? the hbo drama about the warring family behind a sinister media empire concluded this year. it was a big hit with the critics and has had 13 emmy awards in the past, including best drama prize twice. indeed, the best actor in a drama category could feature these three succession actors, brian cox, jeremy strong and kieran culkin. now, when it comes to competition for succession, that is likely to come from other hbo shows, including the game of thrones prequel, house of the dragon. now when it comes to amazon prime, they will be asking can lavish rings woo voters? with a massive budget of over $1 billion, its lord of the rings prequel, the rings of po

mesce: hbo gave cable something to sell.75, we debut coast to coast with "the thrilla in manila," one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights -- frazier/ali -- and that's when hbo explodes. man: it's all over, and muhammad ali at the end of the 14th round... mesce: before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousands of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses -- hbo and the cable industry. if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. miller: in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants -- cbs, abc, nbc. and then in connecticut, somebody got a hold of a transponder. the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through some sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting station. miller: this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job and just trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the sa

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you can now watch some hbo content on netflix.ries insecure on the streaming service. this is the first time an hbo original show is on netflix. it's part of a move by warner brothers discovery to license hbo content to outside platforms to gain a larger audience exposure. band of brothers, the pacific six feet under and ballers are other hbo series coming to netflix soon. some of the latest changes at twitter are creating backlash from users. last weekend, twitter owner elon musk announced the company would limit the number of posts users can read every day, no more than 300 for new users or people without accounts, 600 for those with accounts, and up to 6000 for paid verified account users . a san jose state tech industry expert says the sudden move may backfire. the point here that he's trying to get through is that you cannot just, you know, scrape our data for free. that really backfired badly. he is making user upset. he make an advertiser upset on twitter, then announced a new version of tweetdeck. at the end of the post. i

, brothers in arms about ukraine, we will see an analogue of hbo, and game of thrones is about kievan there were already such works, but it is obvious that they are not enough, and that is why when the president talks about the need to attract funds, it is also the attraction of funds not only from the state, but also from private individuals, i mean from private companies, because before the war there were certain reservations, so to speak, about how and in what way to attract private funds , for example, the preservation of ukrainian heritage, but this is a european tradition, and castles can be rebuilt not only at the expense of the state and should be rebuilt not only at the expense of the state , the involvement of private investments in the creation of museum collections should also be legalized and many other things when the state will cooperate with private investors within the limits of the state or private partnerships or other forms of cooperation, because without private interests, we will not receive the kind of investment that is needed in culture in the field of heritag

his series "avenue 5" returns to hbo next week for its second season.tephen: it's a pleasure to meet you. i've admired your work for so many years. "day today," "think of it." "in the loop," "death of stalin," "veep." i know "avenue 5". you created "veep," part of what makes it so funny is the characters put up, it's all about appearances. it's all about facade and then behind the scenes they are incredibly cruel to each other. where did that idea come from? >> armando: life. as you grew up, you realize no matter how impressive people are or they want you to believe, the more you get to know it, the more you realize they are just trying to get through the day without being caught. when i was researching for "veep," these really imposing looking buildings from the outside, like the state department. you realize when you go in, it's just like in office. i got into the state department. a journalist told me if you want to get into the state department, just go up to them and say "i'm from the bbc. i'm here for the 6:30." i said okay. i showed them my pass

angus cloud, the actor best known for his role in the hbo series. euphoria has died.hat's according to tmz, which is reporting cloud died at his family's home in oakland today. clouds start as fares co on the blockbuster hbo show euphoria and also appeared in films such as the line and north hollywood. there's no word on a cause of death at this point. however, tmz does report cloud was struggling with the recent death of his father. and this cloud was just 25 years old. coming up on this hour of kron, 4 news, a new push up the state capitol to protect the right to unionize. why lawmakers say it's important to enshrine this right into law. >> but first, republican presidential candidates are calling for former president donald trump to end his campaign. why some gop members popping off the trump bandwagon. this presidential cycle. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited

. >>> and the tragic death of a rising star from hbo's "euphoria" at only 25. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. the sad and at times bizarre trial of an idaho mother who was convicted of killing two of her children and conspiring to kill her husband's former wife ended today with multiple life sentences. the judge ordering lori vallow daybell to spend the rest of her life in prison without the chance of parole. the tortured details of the case, her claim to be a goddess, her children zombies she believed, captured headlines around the world. before she was sentenced vallow daybell offered no remorse. as she addressed the court, declaring no one was murdered and suggesting the deaths of her 7 and 16-year-old children could have been the results of accidents or even suicides. miguel almaguer has details. >> i do not fear death. but i look forward to it. >> reading from notes moments before a judge ordered her to spend the rest of her life behind bars, lori vallow daybell, the idaho mother convicted of killing her two childre

you can also stream it on hbo max.re >> thank you for having me on. >> jimmy: i'm a big fan of your work and i'm so happy to meet you. >> likewise. >> jimmy: you're a stud. everyone loves you [ cheers ] >> flattery will get you everywhere >> jimmy: yeah i want to talk about "house of the dragon." >> yeah. >> jimmy: but i also want to talk about on "the crown." you play -- yeah, i mean, my god. prince philip. [ cheers and applause you did such a great job as prince philip, nominated for awards and all this stuff. >> always a bridesmaid i never win. >> jimmy: yeah it's cool. it's cooler to just be nominated. >> is it >> jimmy: yeah >> you've got loads, though, don't you? >> jimmy: no, i've never been nominated. >> what? [ laughter ] no, just saying -- but it sounds cool did you ever meet any of the royals did you meet the queen >> i met harry and no, i mean, not the queen. i met harry. i met william. i met now-king, king charles >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, he came to "doctor who. he was impeccably dressed. and i went, "you'v

. - that eventually landed at hbo. - i remember we were meeting with hbo, and the title "insecure" had like, "well, you, issa, there's nothing insecure about you." and she was like, "that's why we're calling the show 'insecure' is because i'm constantly insecure." - i think the secret to "insecure's" success is that hbo eventually let issa do what she wanted to do. "you know what? this isn't our story to tell, but we're gonna give you what you need to tell it." - and it has become this massive pop culture moment that everyone loves, and it's such an honest portrayal of black life. - i've been tased before! tase me again! i'll survive! - we wanted to talk about things that felt like everyday life on a tuesday for black people, not juneteenth. it's not king day. (laughs) it's just gonna be like a tuesday, and this is what we had to deal with on a tuesday. that's where we always felt this show needed to live, and so i feel like those were the ways that "insecure" felt different. ♪ gotta take a risk sometime ♪ gotta take a risk (lively music) - dear white people. we filmed "dear white peop

. - that eventually landed at hbo. - i remember we were meeting with hbo, and the title "insecure" hade about you." and she was like, "that's why we're calling the show 'insecure' is because i'm constantly insecure." - i think the secret to "insecure's" success is that hbo eventually let issa do what she wanted to do. "you know what? this isn't our story to tell, but we're gonna give you what you need to tell it." - and it has become this massive pop culture moment that everyone loves, and it's such an honest portrayal of black life. - i've been tased before! tase me again! i'll survive! - we wanted to talk about things that felt like everyday life on a tuesday for black people, not juneteenth. it's not king day. (laughs) it's just gonna be like a tuesday, and this is what we had to deal with on a tuesday. that's where we always felt this show needed to live, and so i feel like those were the ways that "insecure" felt different. ♪ gotta take a risk sometime ♪ gotta take a risk (lively music) - dear white people. we filmed "dear white people," season one in 2016. our last day of filming

. - that eventually landed at hbo. - i remember we were meeting with hbo, and the title "insecure" had nothing insecure about you." and she was like, "that's why we're calling the show 'insecure' is because i'm constantly insecure." - i think the secret to "insecure's" success is that hbo eventually let issa do what she wanted to do. "you know what? this isn't our story to tell, but we're gonna give you what you need to tell it." - and it has become this massive pop culture moment that everyone loves, and it's such an honest portrayal of black life. - i've been tased before! tase me again! i'll survive! - we wanted to talk about things that felt like everyday life on a tuesday for black people, not juneteenth. it's not king day. (laughs) it's just gonna be like a tuesday, and this is what we had to deal with on a tuesday. that's where we always felt this show needed to live, and so i feel like those were the ways that "insecure" felt different. ♪ gotta take a risk sometime ♪ gotta take a risk (lively music) - dear white people. we filmed "dear white people," season one in 2016. our las

it's also possible that hbo's house of the dragon tv series may be hit ——the studios say they have made that's been rejected by the strikers. our correspondent sent us this report. actors from bit part players to hollywood's biggest starsjoined those who write their lines on the picket lines. the studios say actors have walked away from their historic offer on pay and a ground—breaking proposal protecting them from the use of artificial intelligence. in that ground—breaking proposal they propose background performers should be able to be scanned to pay for one day's pay and the company should own their image and likeness and be able to use it for the rest of eternity on any project with no consent or compensation. it is a terrible thing when big business tries to replace you with digital, robots, artificial intelligence. if we don't stop this now, this maniacal need to make money over allowing people to make a living, you know, i mean it is going to be dystopia. some of hollywood's biggest releases have been affected with production for the next avatar film and doubt and season two of h

the new york jets are going to be featured on a season of hbo's hard knocks. not all players are happy. >> aaron rodgers felt forced to do it. this is, do you know what hard knocks is? it's when the nhl and hbo film training camp, nfl, they film the training camp and have so much criteria, only four teams were eligible and the jets got it. you don't worry about this. brian: i never watched the show but i cannot imagine how it would be in camp or in the season, cameras constantly in your practices. it creates unnecessary drama. i would hate this as a player. i get aaron rodgers. stuart: it is like cameras in the courtroom. you increase the drama. brian: having a camera on you during breaks in the show and capturing everything. how would you like that? stuart: all right. keep away from us. thank you, brian. a super pac supporting francis suarez is offering donors the chance to win free college tuition. we have details in our next our. the governor of texas taking matters into his own hand installing a floating border barrier in the rio grande, meant to stop ille

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double hbo says data is limited, but it's safe to consume in moderation. while it was access union has voted to go on strike with a 160000 members in the union, it'll be one of the biggest strikes in the us and decades that demanding more royalties and streaming services and safeguards against artificial intelligence. those are the headlines, these continue to your knowledge of the era of to witness stations and so much bye . for now, we're 1960 the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was the thinking when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation, the sixties and the arab society on outages, era in the cause of step by the name of the sales person. how would you describe those legs? the legs above and this is just the 2nd the of the the and asked me age and why th

tools to help brands from hbo to burger king grow their base.ceo joins us live at post 9 to talk about the runup. great to have you here. >> it's great to be here thanks for having me. >> it's important to mention those guidelines are voluntary the guidelines, do you think it's important to have these guidelines this early in the a.i. story if you were to follow these guidelines, you know you weren't part of the meeting, how would it impact your business? >> yeah, i think it's really helpful to have guidelines like this that set the tone for things most important. what we should be thinking about both as a society as well as companies. when we look at them with braze, transparency, security, trust, these are things really important to us in all of the product development we do. i would say we're more than happy to be in line with them. >> you hit on something right now, trust you have a lot of customer data, personal data. it's first-party data, though. you would say there's a big distinction when it comes to that in a.i. >> the first-party worl

you can now watch some hbo content on netflix.rs can now watch the comedy drama series insecure on the streaming service. this is the first time an hbo original show is on netflix as part of a move by warner bros. discovery to license hbo content to outside platforms to gain a larger audience exposure. band of brothers the pacific six feet under and ballers are other hbo series coming to netflix soon. some of the latest changes at twitter are sparking backlash from users. last weekend, twitter owner elon musk announced the company would limit the number of posts users can read. every day. no more than 300 for new users or people without accounts, 600 for those with accounts, and up to 6000 for paid verified account users . a san jose state tech industry expert says the sudden move may end up backfiring. the point here that he's trying to get through is that you cannot just, you know, scrape our data for free. that really backfired badly. he is making user upset. make making advertisers upset. twitter then announced a new version o

cnn and hbo are owned by the same parent company, just a note there.created by isa ray looks at a group of friends. >> issa rae. >> issa rae, excuse me, as they try to navigate careers and relationships. it helped usher in a new era of black tv that helped create new characters, stories. tell me what attracted you to this project? >> i think on a basic level, it was a new show, and it was featuring black characters, and it was a comedy. it's interesting. in your introduction, you said we're in a golden age of black television. and i really -- i always shirk that assertion, because we're at a time where we're seeing less black shows and diversity than ever. so i just want to point out that i think that's very not the reality, and i think as we're seeing the amount of shows that are being canceled and not supported by major networks that are actually telling diverse stories, that we can't lie to ourselves in that way. but at the time of "insecure" coming out, it was also on the tail-end of what had really been a boom within the web space of black shows.

hbo led the pack with 74 nominations with their show "succession" leading the drama category. apple tv dominated the comedy categories. the "late show with stephen colbert" and "amazing race" came away with nominations. one of the summer's hottest movies hits theaters "mission impossible dead reckoning part 1" is here and tom cruise is back in action with more jaw-dropping stunts and adventures. >> you are fight fighting to save an ideal that doesn't exist, never did. you need to pick a side. >> "mission impossible dead reckoning part 1" follows hunt as he embarks on his most dangerous mission and goes up against a mysterious enemy. the series began nearly 30 years delivering a number of stomach-turning stunts along the way. >> for me watching someone who was in it, knows what's going to happen, i found the experience -- i've watched films half as long that have felt twice as long. this film goes by like -- it thursday along. the pace is utterly relentless. >> it has been four years since the last one came out. this is expected to be the biggest blockbuster of the summer. >>>

it never came out. [ laughter ] but i have my suspicions because that kid picks up hbo. [ laughter ]s like pryor and carlin came along and shocked you and were scatological and talked about sex, as each new stand-up comedian came along, there was less and less barriers to break through, so they would reach further and further to try to do something that would shock the audience. [ cheers and applause ] [ screams ] nesteroff: sam kinison embodies the '80s era of comedy. it was more to like a trend. people were doing characters that were extensions of themselves, so sam kinison was sam kinison, but onstage, he was sam kinison the character as opposed to sam kinison the man. you never been married? [ laughs ] what's your name? michael? well, michael, if you ever think about getting married, if you ever think you've met the right woman, you want to settle down, change your life, will you do me a favor, mike? remember this face. [ screams ] [ laughter ] maron: it was really the expression of the heartbroken man. we hold a lot of stuff in because we're civilized people, and we're trying to

. >> -- hbo max, starz >> reporter: -- a new york mother of three, who says she's paying up to $200 everyth. >> apple music and the list goes on and on. >> reporter: just for streaming services >> they go up incrementally so they think you don't notice >> reporter: "the wall street journal" calls it subscription price creep. look at netflix, for example, over time. the standard monthly plan nearly doubling in price over the last decade and cutting back might be tough since hit shows are not all on the same platforms. >> there is blood in the water. sharks are coming. >> reporter: especially with a 21, 15, and 12-year-old all liking something different. >> i think about cancelling my services almost daily, when i look at how much money is coming out of my bank account. but then my children love the shows they get to watch, and there are shows that i watch that i am not ready to cancel >> reporter: for people ready to cut back, one expert says cancel and restart your subscriptions based on when your favorite shows are on look for deals around the holidays and use apps to help track your spe

first episode of "hard knocks" premieres august 8th on hbo and max.

named x ae e 12 and now he's killing the bird when most recognizable brands in the world, it's like hbo being knocked off and just called max hbo spent 30 years building the brand twitter has a brand a global brand. i don't like it. i love the i love the logo. i see what he's trying to do. trying to make an everything app which means it will be messaging. it will be your social media. it will do peer to peer payments between the 2 of us started. it will do e-commerce, but he turned a 42 billion-dollar investment roughly a year ago. it's now worth about 14 billion dollars after after markdowns still losing money and advertising down 50 plus percent and it's not come back anytime soon. it doesn't look like. and now you have to say, like ex-mayor i read in acts or the x was part of eye. >> i don't know. but it is a verb as a noun and everything else that twitter, you know, you have to tweet and all that stuff now it doesn't. all of the time. i i'm a little bit standard to kill such brand of chronic so, for news to online news that just doesn't make sense. plus, can you copyright that acts

lastly, let's not forget cousin greg, from hbo's succession. also nothing to do with trump.aracter assumes a witness to incriminating conversation. that is what ties all of these faces together. there are relatively low profile status, granting them access to inner circles of power. their ability to fly under the radar allowed them to be present in the back from meetings and confidential discussions. the former trump aides, and particular, hold valuable information do, in some cases, explicitly, to their proximity to the former president. just like in racketeering cases involving criminal gangs, prosecutors work from the bottom up to reach the king pin. special counsel, jack, smith in similar fashion, is speaking to a low level players who were present during key events in his investigation of trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. smith extensive experience in investigating international war criminals, and criminal gang activity in new york, and public corruption in elections related probes of the justice department, make him perfectly positioned to investigate trum

. >> hbo series girls. it will also star lily collins from emily in paris. an academy award winner daniel kaluuya is expected to start over as barney. all right. interesting. i saw that that barbie money coming. let's get check out that time. >> barney, yes, cheers to barney. that wraps up. 5. let me know when it's out of the the first in line camp out, you know, be the first to watch party, right? we love you. you love us is what did he say that it somebody else? producer says we nailed. okay. haha. >> thank you, guys. all right. all right. thanks so much. >> we are here now with a look at what's coming and tonight at 6, a disturbing crime on the peninsula work where police say they believe a man stabbed a woman to death and then share that on social media. how authorities were able to track the suspect down. >> plus, we now know the name of the man shot and killed by san francisco police yesterday. why police chief bill scott says his officers had reason to open >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, police say

and the hbo series, they make it look really gross and bloody, but they had gotten it down. the patient barely bled a lot of inoculations prior themselves on, never causing patients to bleed or never causing discomfort with the actual thing. and no, they there was enough pocket matter around that they didn't actually have to have to cart poor guys around with it. it's a great question, though, because that's what they show in the in the in the movie is that another viewer would like to know if there were religious arguments in favor of inoculation in favor of it. well, usually i get asked the opposite were their religious arguments against it. and there were initially back in the 1720s, there were sermons against inoculation that inoculating was playing god because it's god who makes us sick and makes us well. and and by artificial like giving someone smallpox, it seems like you're playing god. and so there were arguments early on and in the 1720s and 1730s, by the time the revolution, those are almost entirely extinct in the colonies in the united states. even jonathan edwa

adding hbo to max was the dumbest rebrand in recent history.old my beer and or whatever is being partaken at 3 a.m, he said in a recent twitter spaces reference to the logo. >> this change should have been done a long time ago. he said, quote, we're cutting the twitter logo off the building with blowtorches. >> twitter's new ceo, linda yaccarino, saying there's absolutely no limit to this transformation. an x will be the platform that will deliver well, everything but several former marketing officers at the company reportedly expressed shock at such a big change. >> this is a sign that elon musk, as an engineer, honors functionality rather than the attachment. many millions of viewers may have to the brand in the image. >> now, twitter's new competitor threads from the parent company of facebook and instagram had been doing well since launching earlier this month, but traffic is down 70% since hitting its peak two weeks ago. andrew rhiannon all right, derrick, thank you. >> coming up, the most bizarre brawl we've ever seen in sports. >> plus,

deadline comes around the time of the 2023 emmy nomination ceremony that kicked off today with the hbouccession leading with 27 nominations. we can bring in our correspondent, peter bowes, who is following the story. good to see you. how close harley to a deal being struck? >> as every hour passes by the city of hollywood's hopes are fading that there will be a deal. these two sides have been in negotiations, have been talking for several weeks. the deadline, the first deadline was extended to midnight tonight. california time. t -- they are closer to a deal now than they were a couple of weeks ago. the glimmer of hope are the inclusion of those independent government federal mediators to try to bring the sides together. bear in mind, this is happening at the 11th hour. one day to try to make any kind of difference. the union making it clear it is sticking with this deadline of midnight los angeles time, which is when the current actors contract expires. >> if there is no deal, we mentioned the emmy nominations, shows like succession. help us understand what that will mean for shows th

. >>> los nominados a la direcciÓn nÚmero 75 de los premios e mis fueron anunciados hoy >>> hbo tieneeclear una canciÓn de peso pluma? >> de bad bunny? >>> reproduce >> o bien pedirla a alexa >> el streaming alcanzÓ un billÓn de re producciones al ritmo mÁs rÁpido registrado >>> con los generoso latinos a la cabeza de la popularidad y con canciones en espaÑol como "ojito" lindos que supera las mil re producciones >>> y listas en youtube >>> katherine y su amigo hablan poco espaÑa pero no es impedimento >> otras culturas estÁn escuchando esta mÚsica es algo nuevo y diferente de la mÚsica en inglÉs. >> ramÓn es una banda originarÍa de tijuana, mÉxico sus casi medio millÓn de escuchas estÁn de gira por estados unidos >>> crees que ayudan a llegar a gente que probablemente no habla el mismo idioma >>> se agradece a las plataformas digitales creo que es menos cerrada o sea. >> puede escuchar no sÉ cualquier gÉnero mezclado y no hay ningÚn problema >>> segÚn el mismo reporte >>> actualmente 4 de 10 estadounidense escuchan mÚsica que no del idioma inglÉs h los artistas latinos tienen alcance

the jets are the subject of the hard knocks documentary on hbo, so maybe michael clemens was playingaybe he's a fan of negan from the walking dead. >> i'd say so. >> top headlines coming up next >> top headlines coming up next . martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair.

yes, hbo shows succession, the last of us, and the white lotus garnered a whopping 74 nominations combined. that suggests a network can dominate even as streaming outlets have taken over so much of elite tv. and speaking of ststreaming, te lasssso toppeped all comomedies 21 nominations. the emmy awards will be held in september. >>> okay. we now know who the 2023 gerber baby is. and her name is madison mendoza. and she comes from a military family. take a look. beautiful. maddie is 10 months old. her sweet smile won over the judges of the 2023 gerber baby contest. this means maddie is the company's official taste tester. it's a job she is apparently well suited for because she has already tried a lot of things from sea urchin to kimchee. she also gets the title chief growing officer as well as new clothes, grbavica esch products and $25,000 prize. grbavicaers also donating to maternal and infant health programs and to operation home front which helps support military families like maddie. >>> bart is letting its biggest fans get a taste of christmas in july. ready? there it is. >> the agen

you probably are a fan of that show "sex lives of college girls" on hbo.time. >> and "the mindy kaling project. and she's here today thanks for ending the workweek with "early today. have a great weekend, and we'll see you right back here on monday >>> a new whirlwind of legal trouble surrounding former president donald trump. the special counsel hands down new charges to the republican frontrunner in the classified documents case as a possible indictment in the 2020 election investigation looms. >>> pain and rawemotion from the family and victims of the michigan shooting

the nominations are in, and hbo drama succession is in full force with 27 nominations this is bbc news's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. he's one of the most recognisable faces on british television, anchoring coverage of major national and international events. but now, huw edwards, the lead anchor of the bbc�*s news at ten, has been revealed as the man at the centre of allegations, over the payment of thousands of pounds, to a young person for explicit pictures. he was identified in a statement on his behalf by his wife, who said he's now receiving inpatient" hospital care, having suffered a "serious mental health episode", after what have been five extremely difficult days. huw edwards has not resigned from the bbc. the announcement came a few minutes after the metropolitan police, having reviewed the allegations, said there's no evidence of a criminal offence having been committed. as the bbc resumes its own inquiry into his conduct, the sun newspaper says it won't be printing any more claims. there are questions over the conduct of the tabloid in its first reporting o

and it's emmy season — the nominations are in, and hbo drama, succession, is in full force with 27 nominationslive from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. leaders from the g7 group of wealthy nations have announced a new security pact with ukraine. the deal�*s been signed at a meeting of the military alliance in lithuania. those security commitments are a broad international framework to deliver modern advanced military equipment, such as fighter jets, training, and intelligence—sharing. it's been welcomed by president zelensky who has swallowed his disappointment at the lack a of a timetable for ukraine tojoin nato. welcome to you, president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky. our dear friend volodymyr zelensky, president of ukraine, welcome to you, volodymyr, it's good to have you here. applause ukraine may not yet be a member of nato, not by a long way. but today, it was embraced, almost, as one of their own, taking part in a new council where kyiv can raise concerns on an equal footing. translation: we've discussed in detail the confron

hbo tied a record set by nbc in 1992 with four series being nominated for outstanding drama. on the musical side, rihanna's super bowl halftime performance earned a total of five nominations. she really kind of broke the internet, didn't she when she performed while announcing she was pregnant. other artists nominated for emmys include jay-z, elton john, and ed sheeran. >>> well, take a look. here she is. the 2023 gerber baby! >> look at that hair. >> so cute. 10-month-old madison mendoza. that's her name. she comes from a military family. that sweet smile won over the judges of the 2023 gerber baby photo contest. maddie will be the company's official taste tester. it's a job she is well suited for. her parents say she's tried at lo of food including sea urchin and kimchee. each year the winner also gets the title chief growing officer as well as new clothes, grbavica esch products, and a $25,000 prize. >> cute! >> great hair. >>> some big names are in tahoe for the annual celebrity golf tournament. this is real fun, and they're all there now. anthony flores jns us next.oi ba

in the content of those a-a channels that we do not have officially in dubbing, that is, for example hbo a and uh for example prim tv uh amazon and so on, that is, what we can’t, that is, what is the situation, there is a cool series, for example, there, well, the new season of game of thrones, house of the dragon or uh, um, about the lord of the rings was recently, that is, of course , it is interesting for the viewer to watch, but legally to watch it in ukraine, at least there is no possibility. and actually these sites are pirated, i will in no way now i will not get involved in the poem that is considered piracy, that in no case do they actually do it, well, that is, they take it and it just sounds and put it on the internet for the viewer i could watch it correctly or incorrectly, it’s different, but the problem is, what if our films disappear from cinemas , which we are new movies, they will disappear in the ukrainian language, and the viewer will need to watch them, you won’t find them officially, and so it will go such a story that the viewer will climb all over the place and wat