here to weigh in, we are joined by michael wolf former president of mtv network. compete already crowded market? >michael: apple brings a lot to the party. they already have devices. they already have people watching on their phones and computers. they also have a lot of data. they know what people are watching and doing. at the same time, it is very difficult to produce hit tv shows. youtube is using data to be able to decide what shows they are going to produce. doing aple, they are spinoff of "the karate kid" because they know people are arehing old clips or they doing shows about dancing because they know what people are looking at. in apple's case, it is not as easy as going to the content store and saying serve me up some hit series. it is very difficult to know what to produce. there is an old line in hollywood that nobody knows nothing which means no matter how many times you made a film, you may not know what makes the next tv show or film successful. i think it will be interesting to see how apple involves. at the same time, they are competing against fac

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. >>> we want to bring in michael wolf attacks. this seems to be the thing we all fear, a larger terrorist cell. >> i think that's right, savannah. this is not one guy grabbing a van. this is six to ten people who planned this attack. and maybe thought out things that would delay first responders, like fake suicide vests. what we see is a group planning and probably simultaneously attacks planned. >> "the new york times" reported there were three vehicles rented under the same name. one of those vehicles was used in barcelona. perhaps the second vehicle was down in camblis. we don't know where a third van is. how frantic is the search for that vehicle and other operatives at this moment? >> this is more dynamic we normally see 12 you certainly have one attacker on the loose still. you probably have a vehicle out there. there's still an active threat. this is not just forensics. this is prepare for another attack because it could be out there. >> absolutely. the driver appears to have gotten away. we don't know if he or she could ha

michael homs is getting more information. what else are you learning? >> reporter: wolfheard we're waiting for a catalan government to make a statement. they're in session to discuss this dreadful episode. the path this van went, it went a long way down this pedestrian way, this las ramblas, about three quarters of a mile long and the van travel add loed a l down that road, teeming with pedestrians. eyewitnesses saying it was absolutely packed, you can imagine, on a sunny summer's afternoon in a major tourist spot like barcelona, and this is the most famous street in barcelona for tourists. packed with shops, bars, restaurants, and the van "apparently plowing down the middle of las ramblas, swerving from side to side and taking out as many people as possible. in the aftermath it was really a scene of carnage. of people lying on the road, clearly some dead, or not moving, at least. officially the death toll still only at one, with 17 injured. many of them in critical condition, but as jim was saying and others have said, too, it's fairly certain that death toll's going to

going on around town in the week ahead beginning to wrap up sadly but on wednesday, michael bol ton will perform at wolfnd then on sunday it's i love the 90s tour. it lc. monday tell jordan. c&c music factory and also on sunday match box 20 and counting crows jiffy lube live and cher is back mgm national harbor thursday. speaking of national harbor there is one more weekend left to escape the heat and chill out in the life size snow globe been set up. there you have seen. it there's live music and cocktails and falling snow thursday through sunday. and sunday seems to be the highlight with no doubt blink 18 and wheezinger tribute band. tickets are $10 and sure sign that the summer it coming to end. renaissance festival. grab smoked turkey leg and watch armoured josting and the saturdays and sundays through october. >> a look what is going on nationwide in week ahead we turn to fox's rich den ison. >> monday the best tennis players face off 2017 u.s. open championships in queens new york established in 1881 the event will span two weeks and is currently the only grand slam tennis championship held in the

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michael signor. mayor, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> let me get your reaction first of all to the president's statement today, belatedly, but specifically calling out the kkk, neo-nazi, white supremacists, other hate groups for the role -- their role in this weekend's racist violence in your community. what did you think? >> well, let me just -- i've got to first by saying this community is still grieving. this was really a horrible weekend for us all. three people lost their lives who didn't need to lose their lives. we are also getting back up on our feet. this is truly one of the, not just one of the greatest cities in the country, one of the greatest cities in the world. we are diverse and progressive, tolerant, welcoming. a lot of those virtues are what make us also extremely successful. we're triple a bond rated. we have virginia's lowest unemployment. we have a lot of other successes in our economy. the secret to a lot of those things are frequently rated in the top five list of cities to live in. we were rated america's most charming city recently. in keeping with all

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wolf. cheryl: terry, i have michael block and wants to ask you a question as well. >> hey, terry, seems likehe folks keep renting vans, it seems easy to rent a van without leaving a trace or trail. is that something that maybe the legislation needs to take care of here and other countries? also seems like putting some barriers to get rid of vehicle traffic, is that something that would work well in an area like las ramblas which is a pedestrian-kind of place. >> i think you hit the nail on the head, legislation and maybe doing something on rentals, maybe that would help. the public can kind of be alert and kind of hopefully be instinctive about things and no matter where you work, if you work in rental agency, if you work in a hotel, renting out a house, be be alert to the kind of people that you're attracting because this is always repetitive, every time this happens, people have to rent vans, they have to have transportation, they have to have places to build bombs, going all the way back, for example, to the attack on the uss cole, a year earlier, a group of terrorists, the same people ha

michael moore gets ready for his broadway debut and tells us about his new one man show. also coming up on the programme. china's big blockbuster. how does wolfe of patriotism. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millenium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: president trump ups the war of words with north korea. after vowing fire and fury, he now says maybe he wasn't tough enough. modern slavery in britain — a report says there are victims in every town and city. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with japan times. like other papers, it is devoting a large space

wolf now has a job on a wind farm. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. michaele here with us today. that does it for this hour. "meet the press" daily starts now. hi, chuck. >> hey, casey. nice work, hon. good stuff. >> appreciate it. >> all right. good. well, anyway, if it's wednesday, the president tries to split screen the news. tonight, the president in focus. >> if we care for and support each other and love each other, then we will truly make america great again. >> how do trump voters judge the president after all the item ultimate of this half year. >> he is exactly what this specific time in history in this country you would expect from a president. >> he's not even professional let alone presidential. >> plus, tracking harvey.

michael good morning to you. we're so used to seeing these lone wolf attacks. this seems to be the thing we all fear, a larger terrorist cell. >> i think that's exactly right. this is not going to be one guy grabbing a van, a group, probably six to ten people. thought out things how they might delay first responders using fake suicide vests, maybe not having all the sophistication to create bombs although that i may have been part of this but what we see is a group planning and probably simultaneous attacks planned. >> here's what is so nerve wracking. "new york times" reported there were three vehicles rented under the same name. one used in h the van attack in barcelona, perhaps the second vehicle down in the other area. the but we don't know where a third van is. how frantic is the search 0 for that vehicle and any other operatives at this moment? >> this is a little nor dynamic than we normally see 12 hours after an attack. certainly one attacker on the loose. probably have a vehicle out there. i think the spanish looking at this they're still an active thr

on michael flynn, and then you have the financial end of this, obstruction of justice as well as the russia collusion aspect. each group comes in in and is focussed on one piece of the puzzle, wolf. >> i can only imagine how the president is reacting when he hears this because he spoke of the red line before. and this is obviously going to deeply, deeply infuriate him. everybody stay with us. i want to bring in in democratic congressman earthquake squallwell of california, he's a key member of the judiciary and congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf, good evening. >> does that suggest to you that his investigation is now seriously intensify? >> it's encouraging they continue to make progress. that's all we want is for them to get to the bottom of this and we'll do the same on the house intelligence committee. >> reuters is now reporting, congressman, a grand jury has issued subpoenas in connection to the 2016 meeting with between donald trump jr., other campaign officials, with russian lawyers over at trump tower in new york. what's your reaction? >> i'm glad they have. if that's the case. i would hope just as a former prosecutor, that that is something that they

we can speak now to charlie wolf — he‘s a republican commentator and supporter of president trump. and in guam is senator michaelmake sure we are prepared for whatever comes our way “— sure we are prepared for whatever comes our way —— guam. are you alarmed? not comes our way —— guam. are you alarmed ? not particularly. comes our way —— guam. are you alarmed? not particularly. we are as ready as we were yesterday and will be tomorrow. you are prepared if north korea launch a missile at you? very much so. we have numerous defence assets between here and there and i am comfortable regardless what it is the north koreans tried to put towards the territory, we will be able to respond. you expecting them to fire a missile? i do not think it would be the wisest use of assets to fire at the smallest target farthest away from the concerns surrounding them. so you are, that the situation? very much so. what difference does it make when donald trump uses language like fire and fury and power? that is related to the north koreans. i imagine they would be concerned when the president of the most powerful country in the free

wolf explains. tucked on the side of pleasant valley road.. this is our retail section where we have some italian goods"the little italian place has only been open for two weeks.(michaelmcdermott - owner, the little italian place)"we've been overwhelmed with business"in that time owner michael mcdermott has served a lot of customers...but ááhe's also been served some bad fortune. (michael mcdermott - owner, the little italian place)"we had a little bit of a hiccup" after a busy opening weekend, mcdermott says last tuesday his surveillance cameras caught a man breaking through the back door...."steel door steel plate in here"and stealing a computer system and a cash register full of money. "they just grabbed the entire thing with the cash in it""it was a substantial loss" "just two days later the business was vandalized outside. that incident was also caught on surveillance cameras"the video shows a man get out of a car..and knock over a huge decorative wine barrel. mcdermott thinks the fit of rage stemmed from an argument..and says the man knocked over seven barrels... destroying two of them. "started punching and kicking and throwing his weight around" he believes tw