skye?! mer-pup?! me! guys! am i glad to see you. what's the problem, zuma? look! the mer-momma's little pup is totally trapped in the cabin behind this beam! we tried to get it loose but it's wedged tight. we've got to get her out. we can use the sub's arm to pull the beam away from the door! great idea, ryder! ♪ (ship creaking) ryder: zuma, skye! try the door now! (grunting) it's stuck, ryder! when the beam fell, it must have jammed the door shut! (ship creaking, rumbling) (whimpering) (barking sadly) (whimpering) uh-oh! the ship's gonna fall! i wish i could help get that mer-puppy out. ryder: cap'n turbot, i need you to use the diving bell to break open the door. aye-aye, ryder! skye and zuma, be ready to swim in and get the little mer-pup as soon as that door comes down! great idea! skye: let's get out of the way. (barking) go, cap'n turbot! cap'n turbot: hold onto your hats! marshall and chase: whoa! (whimpering) skye, zuma, go! (barking) wait, where is she? little mer-pup? little mer-pup? where a

(laughing) of course, skye. help ace land in the big field at farmer yumi's. i'm ready! chase, i need you to use your cones to set up a runway in yumi's field. and use your light to guide ace there. chase is on the case. rocky, once the plane lands, i'll need you to get to work helping ace with repairs. green means go! all right, paw patrol is on a roll! (barking) ♪ paw patrol (barking) ♪ paw patrol (barking) ♪ skye ♪ go, go, go, go, go ♪ go, go, go, go, go, go ♪ paw patrol ♪ chase ♪ go, go, go, go, go, go, go ♪ go, go, go, go ♪ paw patrol, paw patrol (tires screeching) (siren wailing) ♪ i don't see her plane, ryder. ace should be coming over the peak of jake's mountain just about now! there she is! ace, we see you. do you copy? can't see, smoke in the cockpit. (coughing) whoa! phew, you have to have a real eagle eye to fly around these trees. whoa, a real eagle eye! blech! hey there, birdie. here's your dinner back. nice throw, ace. the eagle caught the fish instead of me. no problem, skye. we sure got lucky th

(communicator ringing) skye: ryder. what's up, skye?ling) (gulping) what about my bagful of friendship cards? (gasping) whoa! (communicator beeping) come in! ryder? the cards are still in the mailbag, but it's on the other side of the fence. hang tight, marshall. i'll send rubble over to lift the bag out with his crane. (whimpering) (mewing, belching) what?! the baskets! the candy! what happened?! (squeaking) (meowing) (meowing) (gasping) come back! (meowing) oh, this is terrible! how can foggy bottom win friendship day now? never leave itty-bitty kitties in charge of a big nogoodnik scheme. (meowing) almost got you, bunny. oh... this isn't working. (communicator beeping) ryder? ryder: how's it going, skye? not good. the wind from my 'copter blades is blowing bunnies all over the sky! we need another plan. hmm... (snapping) i think that is the plan. blow the bunnies towards us. we'll be ready. chase, i need your net between those two lampposts and those two trees. roger, ryder. (barking) net. great job, chase. is everyone all right? eve

shirley runs one of skye's most famous restau ra nts. one of skye's most famous restaurants.prove the island's infrastructure. we need the scottish government to get right behind tourism, which is now recognised as being a major economic driverfor recognised as being a major economic driver for the country of scotland. we need to get them onside and perhaps supporting us with extra funding for the development of tourism as an industry. other people suggest a tourism tax, or even making all or part of the island and national park. but the consensus is that there should be action soon. and three people fishing off canada's east coast have had a huge fright, and we will let their video tell the story. oh, jesus, mary and joseph! they were fishing near st john when this humpback whale left out of the water — it is clear that it caught them by surprise. it was a perfect catch on the camera! and we've got headlines coming up, so don't go away. within the last12— within the last 12— 18 hours we have a dramatic weather across the uk. look at this short, looking apocalyptic, really, t

shirley spear runs one of skye's most famous restaurants.nt grants to improve the island's infrastructure. we need the scottish government to get right behind tourism, which is now recognised as being a major economic driver for the country of scotland. we need to get them onside and perhaps supporting us with extra funding for the development of tourism as an industry. other people suggest a tourism tax. or even making all or part of the island a national park. but the consensus is that there should be action soon. we know the scottish government in fa ct we know the scottish government in fact is not in favour of a tourism tax but they have said they are very keen to talk to local business leaders here on skyw. the question really i suppose is whether action will happen quickly. will it happen quickly enough for the summer season next year.

has the isle of skye become a victim of its own beauty?and is struggling to cope, as tourism reaches record numbers. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. 17 men and one woman have been found guilty of sexual exploitation and drugs offences in the north of england. the convictions are in connection to a major investigation into sexual abuse and grooming. as pa rt of as part of the operation, police paid a convicted child rapist almost £10,000 to act as informant. our correspondent fiona trott is in newcastle for us. there have been two years of trials at newcastle crown court and now those verdicts have finally been returned we can tell you all about the sexual exploitation northumbria police have uncovered in this city. between 2010 and 2014, men, predominantly indian, pakistani, anchor dishy origin, targeted vulnerable girls and women. —— bangladeshi origin. they invited them to sessions and gave them drink and drugs, so many drugs that some of the victims couldn't defend themselves or they became so addicted that they would do anythin

has the isle of skye become a victim of its own beauty?he island is struggling to cope, as tourism reaches record numbers. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the united states and north korea are being urged to show restraint, after a growing war of words between the two nations. last night president trump said threats from pyongyang would be met with fire, fury and power. the communist state says it's considering a missile strike on the us territory of guam — the us secretary of state rex tillerson has just arrived on the island. guam is a small island in the pacific ocean, where us strategic bombers are based. in the past hour, president trump has reaffirmed america's military power, boasting about the country's nuclear arsenal. the president tweeted again, saying: "hopefully we will never have to use this power, but there will never be a time that we are not the most powerful nation in the world." we'll have the latest from korea in a moment, but first this report on the increasing tension, from tom burridge. us military exercises

probably the busiest day on skye the cars behind that wooden hill the skye highland games are takingation of rivers, mountains and sea lochs, but now it‘s under increasing pressure from drive—through tourism. some of skye‘s most stunning locations are victims of their own success, suffering increasing road and path erosion. but, still, visitors are drawn to them. what do you think of what you‘ve seen so far? it's beautiful. i mean, just the landscape is amazing. the colours are beautiful. something you don't see anywhere else. i didn‘t imagine so many people, but, yeah, we were quite surprised by that. you know, you have the vast landscape you can walk and have the space, so, yeah. not so much space on skye‘s single—track roads. incidents like this are surprisingly common. and more people are coming to skye because they‘ve seen it on film. the problem at the moment is the car parking, disposal of waste, and, you know, people come to where the films were made, jump out of the car or the coach, take a quick picture and gone again. and, you know, it's nothing coming into the island econ

but skye isa see these particular sites.erfulfood and explore, loads to see and do, wonderful food and drink all sourced locally. the best seafood in the world. you don‘t have to just come to skye to go to these iconic sites. what are you saying to people essentially, what would... you run a restau ra nt, essentially, what would... you run a restaurant, you want people to come, but what are you saying to them to make it manageable for everybody?” have been in business for 32 years and it is always busy at this time of year. but what i would say to people, you have to to plan ahead, be organised, don‘t just people, you have to to plan ahead, be organised, don‘tjust turn up willy—nilly, expecting to find accommodation easily or somebody to book a table for dinner. you have to be organised and plan ahead. it is a big journey and a great place to come to, but be sure you have got it all planned. we are working now with our local councillors and also our local msp to try and get some decent, very sound funding and build a proper

and more people are coming to skye because they‘ve seen it on film.runs one of skye‘s most famous restaurants. she‘s also setting up an organisation which will pitch for government grants to improve the island‘s infrastructure. we need the scottish government to get right behind tourism, which is now recognised as being a major economic driver for the country of scotland. we need to get them onside and perhaps supporting us with extra funding for the development of tourism as an industry. other people suggest a tourism tax, or even making all or part of the island a national park. but the consensus is that there should be action soon. what but the consensus is that there should be action soon. what is but the consensus is that there should be action soon. what is the but the consensus is that there should be action soon. what is the answer? we but the consensus is that there should be action soon. we heard but the consensus is that there should be action soon. we heard a but the consensus is that there should be action soon. we heard a couple but the

skye: if there's evidence of this city on earth, the computer will find it.omputer dings, beeping] skye: [breathing heavily] hello?! coulson! [baby crying]

skye: fitz -- is he okay? he's alive. talbot: on behalf of the united states armed forces, i order you to stand down. triplett: we're not hydra. we're agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. well, right now, to the rest of the world, that's the same thing. fury always said a man can accomplish anything when he realizes he's a part of something bigger. you want me to start over, rebuild s.h.i.e.l.d. may: what is this place? i call it the playground. it is an honor to meet you, sir. i know we don't have much, but what we have is yours, director coulson.

but that is no longer the case for the isle of skye.itors are flocking to the island that scottish police say it services are being overstretched and tourists without a reservation should stay away or be prepared to sleep in their car. a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has warned north korea to any action of war could lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people. mattis was following an earlier warning by president trump. pyongyang has threatened to launch missile strikes on the u.s. pacific territory of guam. you are up-to-date on "dw news." i am sarah kelly. thank you for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >>> even as china experiences ongoing economic decline, housing costs in beijing now surpass those of new york. and, according to an april 2016 announcement from the uk's global cities business alliance, they have become the most expensive

skye: i'm scared for her. she's a terrible liar. yes, my loyalties are with hydra. what is it again? not sure. coulson put me on it a month ago, searching for a match. i've got nothing. coulson: this writing was on the obelisk, and now a piece of art. getting that painting could mean answers. hello, raina. you recently took something from me. bring me the obelisk. you have 48 hours -- the clock starts...now. schneider: the world is full of people seeking change, hoping to become something else, something better. so my first reaction when i heard that pete joined the navy was, "you've got to be kidding me."

according to company spokespersons, skye bridge's sale of majority stake to china firm, oninvestmentransatlantice, expected to close in the next few weeks. the deal met opposition from some us lawmakers. pfizer sales job for the third quarter in a row. pressure on the maker of viagra and lyrica to come up with a deal so it can return to growth. general electric ceo john flannery began his first week on the job. in any mail to employees, he said he met with 100 investors who requested better execution and cost cuts. flnanery, stressed operating with quote transparency and candor moving forward. shares have fallen from 19% this year. i that is your bloomberg business flash. still ahead, under armour post second quarterly loss and grow as they embark on a restructuring plan that will add onto the short-term pain. can the ceo find a way out of the company's year-long slump? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." let'snnie quinn great take the opportunity to look at some data. the vix calm today. we saw a little spike up but we are back around the 10 mark. single digits

also, has the isle of skye become a victim of its own beauty?s struggling to cope, as tourism reaches record numbers. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. let's get the latest on those convictions, police are holding a news conference, let us join them now. many of us will never understand the traumatic experience some of them have enjoyed, they have my wholehearted commitment that with my wholehearted commitment that with my partners, we will continue to provide them with all the support they need. from the outset, this has been about doing what is right and placing big names at the heart of the investigation. we have proactively sought out victims of abuse to protect them. we have done this together with our partners from the local authority and with a number of voluntary agencies. we have sought through the brand of 0peration sanctuary to raise public awareness here in the north—east of the problem of notjust child sex exploitation but the wider problem of the sexual exploitation of vulnerable women and girls and human trafficking. we have

earlier this week we were talking about, we were on the isle of skye and one of our correspondence wasat them ways to limit out and it's also happening in europe as well, almost some hostility to some tourists in parts of spain? yeah and it is interesting how it is spreading, acts of facility against tourists in barcelona, problems in venice for a while with new laws about picnicking in public, the locals getting fed up with the number of tourists. they will introduce new rules to limit the number of tourists which might put prices up will stop across spain has been this backlash. a call to limit the numbers. there is the aspect of air bnb. get when you look at the economics, 16% is the contribution made to the gdp of spain by the tourism industry so losing something like that would be significant. they must be very annoyed if they are willing to lose that income. absolutely and i think a lot of the rhetoric is there are things more important than money and maintaining our city for ourselves is one of them. but they have to do strike a balance, they do not want to close the tourist tra

as a result from our perspective when we look at the die skye, the sun and the moon look like they're about the same size. when that sun hits the moon and casts its shadow on the earth, you get a couple of different types of shadows. number one mos of you are going to see a large partial shadow you see a portion of the sun but a select few are going to get to see the umbra, and that's nature's big event, where the moon xleeptly blocks out the sun, calm toadal ti and the area it hits on the earth is known as the path of totality. monday it goes from oregon to south carolina. so charleston, south carolina, you'll gt a bona fide 100% solar eclipse. if you go to places like portland, oregon, 99.5%. the you g away from this line to the north or to the south you'll get a lower percentage, about 90% of the sun is covered in seattle, den version atlanta, and the further away you go from that line the percentages continue to g down. 75% of the sun is covered in san francisco and philadelphia and further away you go from that the percentages continue to g down. but everybody in this country is

i live on the isle of skye and love that landscape.kills, carpentry skills, whatever, but we did not share the same goal. people had different ideas of what they wanted to gain from it and however great your skills, if you do not want to achieve the same thing... there was a competitive element which is not conducive for creating a community. were some people there to survive in some like you to start afresh and see if you could create a new society? the idea of survival was problematic. there we re of survival was problematic. there were people who went in for different reasons but the people who went in for survival, if you are trying to survive you are perhaps insulating yourself and not looking for attributes in others that can work ina for attributes in others that can work in a community. if you try to survive, you are perhaps trying to make sure you are doing the best and it becomes competitive, which is not good for creating a community. kelly, are you pleased with this outcome? that some people left? some people hated it. ther