now near all-time highs and valued at just about the same as wall street saw the two previous market peaks, september and may. the price-to-earnings ratio below 17 for the next 12 months. right now ahead of what could be a couple of fed rate cuts and a trade deal still in the works with china, is the market still a value trade or a value trap? >> who is that dion warwick >> it is dionne warwick. >> like that wasn't on in your car on the way over. >> i love that sotheby's stuff. >> deja vu my voice, i apologize to the people at home i know you think you know me, and you say, absolutely, value trapped in terms of the s&p and you know what, mel you'd be wrong w-r-o-n-g wrong, i think it's a value trade. i think it's 17 times for ward earnings and in this low interest rate environment the market is not expensive and it will not sell off because because of other reasons and they're right at the top and the fact that maybe the fed will disappoint or maybe there is no china deal or maybe this situation with iran gets worse and the mark has a lot of reason to sell off and valuation, the s&p 500. >

under extreme conditions at the pikes peak international hill climb in the united states. most wagon is once again learn from pike's peak refined the racer and adapted it to the never drink with product fan. waiting in the wings it seems to set a new lap record for electric vehicles on a nearly 21 kilometer north loop. it's a big challenge 1st the water noise so nice a stretch in all this is clear but to drive on this truck was appointed by you so radio challenge is up to do to do it on electric to serve on the challenge but i see we always prepare we walk a lot of us we moans and i guess now we're ready. during numerous test drives on the famously hilly track a recent team worked out how to make the i.d.r. respond to dumas perfectly. now it's finally time to dared to break the standing record for new mine and the votes wagon motor sport team everything is about today. everything is ok it was always very nice we are we are ready i mean ready you know we would like to you never get in you always want to test more and more but i think it was seen as ok as it made us this mor

and then peak price that is priced higher during the peak times.e could also look at fee reductions during the winter months when attendance is much lower to try to encourage people during longer off-peak hours to come out and see these sites. we could also look at higher summer and lower winter. tourists will be able to plan trips based on information. i think that is a very important factor. it has to be out there. we're not increasing any prices at the last minute. we want people to know about this. we can do last-minute rain day discounts. we can add on our website, check here for rain, inclement weather discounts and tweet it out to people who use that service. we're going to do this cautiously. and with notice. and all fee adjustments have to be approved by the general manager or his designee. our vendors are not making the decisions on their own. this proposal has been supported by the san francisco parks alliance, teagarden, botanical garden and richard rossman opponent john gallen jer and you've received two letters on this as well. >> cle

i think we were thinking if you had an $8 early bird and $9 off peak and then $12 peak time to push people away, we want it to be enough that it pushes people to say, oh, let me go at 11:00 when it's not so busy and then we have to monitor it. we don't want to turn into the bay bridge where there is a huge line to get in just before the -- when the prices go down, right? we have to be flexible around it and test it. and we're going to roll this out cautiously. we'll try it at one site and see how that works and then keep adjusting it with plenty of notice, always. >> the last thought then for me would be -- again, i'm in favor of this. the concern i have is around the communication and it would seem that there is some space between the bridge where you rush to get in just before 7:00 a.m. or the other end of the spectrum but that if you -- if we already know the peak periods t data that shows the trend of the attractions, why can't we determine now what the varied pricing levels will be and have it be that versus an anticipation that may be next month or the following month will be somethi

in the summer months, there is a peak season and there is a nonpeak season.and i think you have done some research on when they're on peak seasons and when they're on nonpeak seasons. >> valid point, and i think ultimately, our plan would do that. and i think a lot of your concerns, for starters, would be addressed by the lengthy notice period. i think we would like a little bit of -- i really want to get a little bit away from the word surge. >> chair fewer: okay. i won't say surge. what do you want me to say? increase? >> it's just some flexibility in pricing. i want to remind the board we're very unique in the way that we tie the price of cultural attractions to legislation and that they're embedded in the park code for years and years and years. it does make it cumbersome to sort of adjust to market conditions, to changes in the facility, and it's hard to come back -- this is a lot of process just to get here today. so i think that yes, i could -- supervisor, there would probably be a peak season, but we're also interested in using data to understand what

is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the countryside is on the it's a railway it takes half a 1000000 tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck of the summit with a spectacular view over more than $400.00 peaks. make a violation it's no surprise that it's often called the bavarian caribbean the color of its water is an intense turquoise lake it's one of the various most popular water sport to summations. but as the saying goes tourists destroy the places they love that's true here in the toad's along region 2 very nature is suffering under the throngs of visitors on weekends it's bumper to bumper traffic in the village of functions he. was always green but is here when visitors to the lake details he's been a volunteer for the local water rescue service for 30 years. and like. y'all a kid oh yeah there it is. it was the water temperature momentarily about 17 degrees celsius. the beautiful lake here a well developed network of hiking trails that attracts tourists more and mo

vehicles during the peak hour of 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to midnight in the garage. the ground transportation market at s.f.o. is driven -- is market driven, and we have seen shifts in modal transportation in recent years by customer choice. over the past year, the airport has set out to redesign the domestic passenger garage for passenger pick ups with a goal to reduce congestion on the curbs during pick up times. t.n.c.s were targeted at that time to be moved to the garages. the t.n.c. pick up operations commenced in the garage for all pooled and shared services in july of last year, and we also implemented a premium pricetor curb side access to encourage the use of the garage. additional zone adjustments were made at the international terminal because there was no easy access to a garage where we mosted them to the center island for both pick ups and dropoffs. despite those changes and an additional reduction to the garage pick up fee earlier this year, we only saw about 21% of pickups being diverted, considerably shy of the 45% of transactions that we had hoped t

we also have folks in twin peaks which is a good deterrent which is difficult to maintain but we do our best and when officers are up there they're handing out flyers and educating the public and trying to do traffic stops and trying to be very visible. that brings us to the next is the reduction in crime. when you look at the numbers i think we've done a pretty good job at maintaining our reduction. we have definitely operations every day, every week, every month. they focus on areas that have been brought to our attention. haight street is one of our hot spots. we do a number of buy busts down there. probably two a month. we also do operations which is arresting anybody who's got an outstanding warrant. that goes district wide. we do vehicle theft abatement. that's usually theft from vehicles typically happens in twin peaks on golden gate start and haight street. all the tourist attraction areas. they definitely attract thefts and often it's the tourists which are the victim which is difficult to reach out and it's hard when they're not from the city. in addition to that we go down ha

not many have dared to take on its peaks.o live the bodies out of such difficult terrain where helicopters cannot land. and how to continue the search for those who have not yet been located. all of it is being made even harder because of bad weather conditions. and there's also the fear of putting more lives at risk to bring the bodies out. yogita limaye, bbc news, in uttarakhand. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a blockbuster attraction — nostalgia fans flock to last remaining branch of the video rental store. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times a world champion. he was a good fighter. he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an

let's take a peak outside on a tuesday. there's a plane taking off at sfo.it does not have to avoid any fog. we are fog free at sfo. but temperatures will fall. we were in the low 90s in sonoma county today. the upper 80s in concord. low 80s san jose and freemont. oakland 72, san francisco 66. mid-60s tonight a lot of fives. santa rosa 51. pollen count is dropping ever so slowly leaving the medium range heading down to low medium. if you're suffering from allergies we will stay in that medium range likely for a while. a lot to go. a lot of rain in the spring, a lot of sunshine now. changes coming for the next 48 hours. here's the deal. we have a low pressure area passing through the pacific northwest. why would we care in northern california. no rain gets any where close. when the low passes to our north typically in the wake of the storm. we get a stronger breeze from the ocean. if we pay attention to what's going on, when we get raid we typically get wet weather in a day or two. with that weather passing by we're not going to get rain. we're not even going

since we had that sell-off in the market, then that quick recovery, the nasdaq composite sold off peaktrough about 10%, the s&p about 7.5%, the semis about 20%, and they haven't made a whole heck of a lot of it back. then i look at the funnymentals as carter likes to call them you look at the guidance, i think that's a start of something we'll see when we get into q-2 earnings season to me, i think it's simple he said he thinks he sees a retracement back to the mid to low 90s. i'll just target 90. 80 was the low back on christmas or so, and i think a break below 100, you find yourself in the low 90s over the next couple months i'd look out to august expiration when the etf was trading at 103 this afternoon. you could buy the august 190 put spread, paying $2.50 for that, buying one of the august $100 puts for $3.60, selling one of the august $90 puts at $1.10, costs you $2.50. that is your match risk, between 97.50 and 90, you can make up to $7.50 between 97.5 and 100 below that, you lose $2.50 you're risking 2.5% of the stock price to possibly make 3x your money. err defining a risk, p

do not take dogs on walks during the peak heat of the day. the hot asphalt can go upwards of 147 degrees burning bau paws but we see some cooling into tuesday and wednesday. once the. falls apart we notice the decks in temperatures of 10, 15 plus degrees even through inland area processes. wednesday 76 degrees a little bit of cooling. not bad >> not bad. a serious s back up going back wagener about shell fish off the coast when we come back. >>> don't eat it. a dangerous levels of toxins found in a variety of shell fish havred offer the marin coastline. the health department issued advisory today. this is for recreationly caught mussels and clams and whole scallops. you might think you can boil it out. no, the toxins stay and could make you sick. even skfably kjell you. the warning is only for recreationly caught shell fish. what you normally find in the star is okay to eat. >> it's going to be a slower ride and b.a.r.t. tomorrow but only between the east bay and airport. that's because b.a.r.t. is upgrading the power system. the work started

severe weather peaking or severe weather peaking in the d.c. area between 3:00 and 5:00.i'll show youuture weather coming up. >>> first 4 traffic. only two lanes getting by here on the beltway inner loop at new hampshire area. a truck fire. you can see the response on the right side of the roadway and four-mile backup because of i ths. inner loop of the beltway near new hampshire area. outer loop moving fine but as pyou're approaching theblem a little delay on the outer loop but once you get by it, no big problem. as you look at 270, a little slow as you're h southbound aga near montrose road. >> thank you. >>> we are staying on top of a developing story in philadelphia. one person was killed and fiv others wounded during a shooting at a graduation party last night. it happened after 10:00. investigators say 60 people at celebration and someone drove up and fired four rounds. one adult died and the others are expected to survive. >>> closer to home. a sunday morning homicide in southeast washington rains under investigation. police say arkeen jackson was found dead and he

look at how it performed last year peak-to-trough, it declined 25%.s 23% it has to do with high expectations high valuations. when you put these things together, the down side can have a lot of air in it that concerns me. >> i would make one point about the trade structure. mike went into the calendar aspect of it if you are really bearish and let's say you agree with carter, it doesn't act well and you look at the charts and say this could be back at $75 where it was a month ago. you know, mike's trade structure, it's okay, you'll make some money, but if you're really convicted on the fundamentals, you're going to miss and guide down again and you don't like the whole trade situation and you don't like, you know, the chart setup, then you do want to actually target maybe a put spread, right, where you're risking what you would basically be, you know, possibly making if the stock were to go down towards your short strike at $77.50. >> and that short strike may stay the same, so that's a good point. if you're getting more bang for your buck, but you ne

temperatures are expected to peak on monday. i will have a look at that plus the cool down in your extended forecast. >> thank you, rosemary. it is going to be another hot one today. elissa harrington is live near one of the trails that leads up to mount diablo and says that he is going to contribute to higher fire danger at again there today. >> reporter: we are at the trailhead to the mayan ridge opening space. it is already a bit windy out here and we are seeing people trying to get in the morning exercise before it gets too hot. there is a heat advisory starting at 10 a.m. with possible record high temperatures. the national weather service issued a red flag morning until sunday afternoon for the northbay hills about 1000 feet. there is high fire danger due to low humidity and high wents. that meets possible rapid fire spread with potentially catastrophic results. campers realize the red flag morning will alter their plan. >> we plan to get right down the road and when we got there they drove up to a car that was telling the

our kind of packaging fic tree and all churches located on the land in question we are now in the peak time of our export program and it's been extremely distracting to have to deal with these matters all over again when this should not be happening at all. subtle cause he states he is one of the most productive farms in the country it is situated it is in baba's a remote eastern corner close to the border with what some peak. is to excise standards if anybody's to export produce around the world. this is a fossil i will coddle potted plant if it's done really in 2050 and i'm writing this next one thing about 1000 pounds before i will have a 2 front despite the challenges that zimbabwe is facing but afraid that in the last 3 months occupiers coming here to define on we've been awful is that they say they were given by government to occupy about a half of the land that is going to buy their in-state but if that is allowed to happen including britain they live in the woods of about $600.00 with what employed in different operations at least the state. last week president of cabinet passe

investment in our country packaging fick tree and located on the land in question we are now in the peak time of our export program and it's been extremely distracting to have to deal with these matters all over again when this should not be happening at all. subtle cause he states is one of the most productive farms in the country it is situated in zimbabwe's a remote eastern corner close to the border with more some peak is to excise standards if anybody's to export produce around the world. this is a cough ill avocado potted plant is families in 201586 wanting about a 1000 pounds i will add those 2 fronts despite the challenges that zimbabwe is facing relayed in the last 3 months on compile them coming here at the farm on with an offer that they say they were given by government to all get by about a half of the land that you want to buy the in-state but if that is allowed to happen in britain the lives who were before about 600 without what employed in different operations at least the state. last week president of the cabinet passed a decision to stop fresh lent occupations unproduc

over the summer >> that might be the case if trade sort of gets resolved, but there are also cycle peaksmis perspectively and it is not random that it stopped right dead cold at that dotcom era high >> talking about the nature of pricing and cyclical stocks, it's interesting, you often will see stocks look cheapest at the top and look most expensive at the bottom and that's because basically you're looking at trailing earnings and this is one of those situations, if you look at where broadcom, for example, is trading on a valuation basis and it is actually more expensive in terms of forward valuation today than it was before we saw this decline. that's how much further those expectations have dropped and there could be further downside and with respect to the struck are, we talk about put spreads aside and it's a catalyst that raises implied volatilities and here's the situation where you have a basket of stocks and often times the volatility is less as i look at it rate now the implied volatility on smh is close to 30 and that's very high for some form of an inch debls and to mitt gate

but there is an area of concern for those of you in the north bay specifically along the highest peaksapa and even marine counties, gusty wind speeds of 35 miles per hour or less and if those warm dry mountain breezes that could cause and spark high fire danger in the bay area right now we're out of that red flag warning territory but if we do see wind speeds near that wind advisory threshold of around 40 to 45 miles per hour or less. we could be under that red flag warning in addition, 2 sacramento valley that will be under that red flag warning starting tonight through saturday, current wind speeds out there right now already picking up for those of you a nap and fairfield sustained winds and that 20 mile per hour range with gusts. already at that 30 mile per hour range so that's something we're certainly going to keep an eye on here from the kron 4 weather center. storm tracker 4 right now very dry conditions in combat that with the exception of those gusty, northerly winds already increasing for those of you in the north bay but diminish and marine layer tonight, and that's going t

live at top of twin peaks.rrington. >> that's where it is foggy. >>> the east contracosta fire protection district is holding a fireworks take back program over the weekend. the amnesty program allows anyone to turn in illegalfireworks so they can safely be disposed of no questions asked. this year could be more damaging than in years past because our dry, dry weather lately and early fire season. . >>> folks can drop off illegal fireworks at several staysings today. station 59 in discovery bay will accept them from 9:00 until noontime. station 53 on o'hare avenue in oakley will take them from 1 to 4:00. you can drop off fireworks at station 52 at john mere parkway in brentwood from 9 until noontime tomorrow. >>> oakland police established a hotline for folks to report on any people legally selling or setting off fireworks this week on. on wednesday they confiscated nearly two tons of illegal fireworks where 50,000 dollors in valley. fireworks are illegal in oakland. people in possession or a handful of fire cr

look like a casual boat trip but for constantine she colored it's a protest for their breath for a peak it's this is the 3rd year the chairman of the belorussian environmental organization has organized canoe tours like this one his goal is to show people here the unspoiled nature along the river and to demonstrate against the 40 waterway which could be built here constantine has been protecting nature and wildlife around him since he was a. child. there is a company for us the purpose is like a european version of the amazon river. this place is unique because people can come here and see what rivers used to look like what nature in europe was like once . and if we could preserve these large areas of wild nature we're also helping to keep the ecological balance on the european continent. the 40 waterway would cut straight through 11 nature reserves and the activists say it could destroy a unique ecosystem the canal is supposed to connect the baltic sea with the black sea its route goes through the so-called police one of the last big wetland areas in europe with rare black alder forest

. >>> peak danger. eight climbers including two americans now missing, attempting to summit unchartered territory high in the himalayas amid a deadly climbing season. >>> royal rumble. president trump set for a high-stakes visit in the uk, already wading into the political turmoil. and now denying he called meghan markle, quote, "nasty." >>> abc news exclusive. martha raddatz takes us inside iran. her one-on-one interview revealing iran's message to president trump. >>> and, out of control. the massive cruise ship plowing into port, crashing into a boat, as dockworkers scramble for safety. how this happened. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin with new details in the rampage in virginia beach. authorities revealing the timeline. officers arriving just two minutes after the first 911 call. then engaging the suspect in a gunfight on the second floor. city employee dewayne craddock wounded, he would not survive. at the same time, the family and friends o

not many have dared to take on nanda devi's jagged peaks.eo filmed by a group of mountaineers a few years ago. now, in these icy slopes, eight climbers are missing. they were being led by martin moran, a man a well known in the climbing community. this is a photo of the team before they set out nearly three weeks ago. they were to return to the mountain's base camp on friday. when that didn't happen, a search was launched. the terrain in the mountains is so treacherous, many parts are so remote, they cannot be accessed by road, that search and rescue operations are always difficult. once the climbers were reported missing, we are told two teams were dispatched from different directions to the base camp at manda devi to look for them. but even getting there and getting information out is a tough task. they were able to air lift these british climbers to safety. a group of four that was stuck on the mountain. unhurt, they are now aiding what the search efforts for the eight still missing. they were able to give us some input about the general

two people die from suspected heatstroke in spain as europe's heatwave is set to peak. in france, temperatures have hit a record high. we're still in the early part of the summer. normally, these very high temperatures don't come until round about august time. and, of course, it's not only the heat by day but also overnight as well, there's temperatures really staying up. and we haven't seen temperatures quite this high since back in 2003. police and security services wait to hear what the coroner says about them at the inquests into the deaths in the london bridge attacks. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. the wimbledon draw‘s been made and it's been releatively kind to the brits involved. more to come. we would take a look at the all—time french record that has just been set ten minutes ago so we will take a closer look at the heatwave in europe, and it is also the hottest day of the year so far in scotland and wales, so we will look at those temperatures and the forecast for the weekend. thanks. also coming up: 4,500 tonnes of concrete and steel blown up ne

not many have dared to take on its peaks.e the authorities is how to lift the bodies out of such difficult terrain, where helicopters cannot land. and how to continue the search for those who have not yet been located. all of it is being made even harder because of bad weather conditions. and there's also the fear of putting more lives at risk to bring the bodies out. yogita limaye, bbc news, in uttarakhand. the united nations has led condemnation, of the use of force against protestors in the sudanese capital of khartoum. at least 30 people are reported to have been killed, after the security forces attacked pro democracy demonstrators, who've been staging a sit in since april, demanding a civilian government. our africa editor, fergal keane's report contains some images viewers may find distressing. chanting. a moment of realisation and dread. peaceful protesters confronting armed militia. this is the moment the military set out to crush hope in sudan. the chaos of running feet. the swaying phone on which this footage was c

followed quickly by an even higher peak, almost 46 degrees recorded just to the west.een. translation: just to the west. the hottest france has ever been. translationzlj just to the west. the hottest france has ever been. translation: ijust stay at home with the fan on and the windows closed. there are fewer people. at 11 in the morning there is nobody about. in spain forest fires that began on wednesday were still outpacing emergency crews today. although sparked by farming waste left to heat in the scorching sun. ca relessness waste left to heat in the scorching sun. carelessness turned to catastrophe. in france the health ministry has published a video. the prime minister has asked for safety announcements on trains in french and english. some accuse the government of acting like a nanny state and despite the discomfort these days are foot where expected to mark the kind of health crisis france has seen in the past. what they have spiked as a show of state vigilance and perhaps also of its citizens‘ famed saying. according to the met office, temperatures are set to

it will be a scorcher around the bay area try to stay indoors if you can during the peak hour. this afternoon has seen air-conditioned car senior air conditioned home if you can yes to a swimming make sure that you our underneath the shade. clear out right now san francisco international airport i'm not tracking any delays for inbound flights here that is the good news though for this early hour of the morning. and we are seeing a weather alert in place we saw one yesterday as well because of the hot temperatures and the national weather service has issued one for today because it is going to be even hotter and some spots by a few degrees we're going to see a lot of triple digits on the board as we get into the afternoon all the orange color on your screen. that is where the advisory takes place to really around the entire bay area so take note of that today and that's why we're going to be seeing those triple digits. and that's why i we're putting weather alert out there because it's well above average for this time of the year 15 to 20 degrees. different than what normally we

hoping they will peak at the right timelj build—up, the coaches hoping they will peak at the right times a team. but now, it is about how we measure ourselves against some of the best teams in the world. and this is where the journey begins for scotland, it is where they play their first ever world cup match or they take on england here on sunday. the tournament itself kicks off tonight, nearly 600 miles away from here in paris. the opening match between france and south korea is a sell—out. this women's world cup promises to be the biggest and widest watched yet. it represents a huge opportunity to grow the game. that is something i am proud of to see that little girls identify with me. you have come a long way now and we are visible, and people can identify. i did not get the chance to see women play on tv. coverage was nonexistent and today, things have changed. it is becoming the norm and this is great. there's already a feel—good factor around this tournament, soon the football begins in here, both teams will be helping to capture the world's attention. they have announced that the

supply does not exceed lot capacity, reduce emissions from idling taxis, and ensure supply during peak times. the airport will continue to work with the taxi industry and continue to provide input on how the medallions are affecting operations. thank you for the opportunity to share this information with you. i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> supervisor safai: thank you, miss chong. supervisor peskin, do you have any questions, or supervisor fewer? >> chair peskin: so i'm looking forward to the actual presentation on how the first 90 days numbers looks like, and i've reviewed the slide deck that you'll be -- or the m.t.a. will be showing us, but a little while ago, on s.f. gated, popped up an article last evening, which is of course your highest peak of the week, sunday nights, being somewhat chaotic, and i realize this is at the infancy of the second phase of this program. but would you like to address that at all? >> we did have some issues -- well, serious issues last night with congestion in and out of the garage. understand that -- between 9:00 and midnight has been problem

just going be beyond normal and uh it's going to be very very hard you try to stay indoors during peak hours that's going to be your safest bet today again drink a lot of water put on the sunscreen this is why these temperatures returning to us. yes the degrees a little bit to i want to say on the cooler side, but it's less than yesterday, but it still didn't feel pretty much like a scorcher out there because we're going to be in the triple digits through any out conquered in livermore all and a 103 expected this afternoon. 90's once again around the bay 95 in hayward today 97 in fremont and then we're going to be in the upper 90's in san jose downtown coming in and 98 for the high this afternoon 80's at the coast. so it's going to be nice there, but still warm 83 in half bay with a lot of sunshine 85 toasty in san francisco. later on this afternoon 90's across the 98 na area. here's a look at your seven-day around the bay. we are going to get some relief i finally that's going to be more towards the end of your workweek thursday and friday that we're going to really see the drop in te

what an amazing time to peak.as some great shots of him and him nodding in approval, which could do great things for the women's game. and against norway. it is one of those days are, anyway that start with the sports first. the front page of the guardian and the front page of every newspaper. they've been in the last four before, twice. but this time. but this is the eighth world to women's world cup. but, who knows? may be the stars are lining up for them. the goals are lining up for them. we have covered a lot of this tournament in your section of the paper. we have, we have a dedicated women's sports section, so we'll be having an awful lot and it's really exciting. the last time we played in the euros, we got to the semi finals two years ago and we went out in the semis there comes a fingers crossed that we only play again on tuesday and we play the winners of france and we play the winners of france and usa for the quarterfinal tomorrow. and we get through. they're both strong teams. let's look at the other

"twin peaks" is already described by one critic that will change tv.cted by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric and memorable. the idea that he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you watch much of it? >> i like the idea of television, but i'm too busy to see very much of it. >> what do you think of that which you do see? >> some of it i really enjoy. >> are you being diplomatic? >> sort of. [ screaming ] >> the beautiful thing about television is you have the chance to do a continuing story. and that's the main reason for doing it. >> i think that "twin peaks" with the initial attention it got allowed all the other networks to say, let's do something different. >> the days coming it ain't going to be long where you ain't got to leave your living room. you're going to snuggle up to your fiber optics, baby, and listen out. >> you could sense these creators trying to do something different than they'd done five or ten years ago. sometimes that led to really challenging network television that was