the tv shows weren't doing this. who made an enormous impact on a generation of young americans. pedro zamora died in miami today at the age of 22. >> i'm really glad i got to know pedro zamora. i'm grateful that his rich and fulfilling work is still remembered today. and i hope you enjoy and learn from pedro's life of compassion and fearlessness. >> you have to credit "the real world" with sort of helping the acceptance of the lgbt community. because there weren't many portrayals of gay people period on television at that point. >> her name is marla. i'm seeing a woman. >> in the '90s, gay characters were always secondary or third. there was never a gay character that was the lead of a show. >> so you want to go look at apartments tomorrow? >> great idea! >> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out. as a lesbian. >> look, on the cover of "time." >> and she does it on "time" magazine. yep, i'm gay. but they decide that the character ellen plays on tv will also come out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc

the tv pictures disappearfor a bit but then ben stokes, where has that gone? court. parted like this. going past 400 career test wickets during the course of the day. all dressed up with the match running out. quick, you'd better dance or something. chris works felt when england were done and they were all out by lunch. australia just needed 22 win in theirsecond innings. normalservice resuming. outplayed. we put a lot of good work in and we built up a good partnership so it was on me to make most of that opportunity. credit to australia, they were bowling in good areas. they've had four days of cricket to acclimatise, for test matches to come and for opportunities. they were still trying to see it that way. it must have been hot in the fancy dress! to rugby union now and there was a great win for leicester tigers who beat bordeaux 16—13 in france on the opening weekend of the european champions cup. leicester currently lead the english premiership with 9 wins from 9 and guy porter was first across the line in france. there was cause for concern when harry potter sudd

>> it kind of is a little like the tv show "lost" meets the movie "midsummer" meets "hunger games" abit. there's a lot going on, but it's just edge of your seat viewing. "yellow jacket" streaming now from showtime. on a much lighter note, if you're ready for a guilty pleasure. >> "emily in paris", season two. i know you watched season one. >> you know i did. >> you're getting more french by the day. >> he did "sex and the city," created the series set in paris, a young marketing executive played by lily collins. >> "emily in paris", seasons one and two, streaming now on netflix. also new and even further away than paris, the book of boba fett. >> the first episode is dropping on disney plus december 29th. it is a spinoff of "the mandalorian," which is a spinoff of "star wars." >> as for comedies -- >> if you haven't watched "insecure", it's having its series finale, five seasons, the tenth episode is airing later this month, and it is just a brilliant series, of course, starring and created by issa rae. >> it is streaming on hbo max as is "hacks." >> "hacks", with jean smart, she is

the other big change is he has work and eyes to the tv and film divisions. e is this new unit in charge of distribution. in the past, the head of the film studio would be able to decide what movie to make and whether it will go online or theaters first. those decisions get passed on to the central distribution unit. that is very unpopular with the tv and film executives who used to to have that autonomy. caroline: how does that sit with bob iger? >> a very different approach. you don't know how exactly how he would have handled it today. iger acquired a lot of businesses and usually let people run them independently. with this massive focus on streaming under chapek, everything is directed toward that. it is a different era. chapek has said this is the way things are moving. caroline: really great story. look at it on the terminal and bloomberg.com. coming up, we will talk to falcon x about what the trend has been. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! ser

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tried to kill our spirit and our dignity. >> reporter: he's leaning into his medical experience, but the tvdgmet called into question for his past support of some treatments that lack rigorous medical proof. >> he is dr. oz himself -- >> reporter: last night the political novice touting his record with conservative talk show host sean hannity. >> i've taken on big pharma, i've gone to back with big tech, i've gone against agrochem companies and i have scars to prove it. >> you have one of the best individuals in the medical world, in the country, joining a race in a state he isn't necessarily even from. an immediate target for attacks. he becomes a megawatt star in a state that republicans know is critical to their hopes of retaking the senate. >> reporter: announcing his candidacy, oz blasted the handling of the pandemic, saying it became an excuse for the government and elite thinkers who control the means of communication to suspend debate, targeting the arrogant closed-minded people in charge who shut down our businesses and took away our freedom. >> it's a message that ties in the econ

the tv presenter aj 0dudu was on her way to the final. i'm really happy. of your votes. i am buzzing! just days later, she posted this picture of herself sitting with crutches and a bandaged foot. an injury picked up during the hours of training. she has now had to admit defeat. she could barely stand, let alone dance. her ligament had been torn. my ankle has given away and my ligament has ruptured. and it is not going to happen. we were gutted because we were ready to smash it. this isn't the way that we wanted to go out, obviously, but even just looking back at all of those moments, it's just been an absolute pleasure dancing with you every single week. so thank you. it was clear on week one that she was going to be a contender for the glitterball trophy. by week 12, she was just one point short of a perfect score for her two dances. it means the final tonight will be between the two remaining couples. aj 0dudu offered her best wishes, saying... david sillito, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. this is sportsday live from the bbc

when we walk out here they won and see a packed house and see all the tv we walk out here day one ands like it's here, i think that is when it will hit me. but it has been really good. i think outside that everything else feels really the same, starting off the summer at the gabba here, it has been really good. it is the same with the boys and the staff _ it is the same with the boys and the staff. , y ., , ., , ., staff. remember, you will be able to follow the whole _ staff. remember, you will be able to follow the whole of _ staff. remember, you will be able to follow the whole of the _ staff. remember, you will be able to follow the whole of the ashes - staff. remember, you will be able to follow the whole of the ashes series | follow the whole of the ashes series here with us on the bbc news channel. that is about it here from the sportsday team this evening, but before we go let's just bring you right up to date with that formula 1 action we have had at the saudi arabia grand prix, which has ended in victory for lewis hamilton, but that was only part of the story. it was such a

lovable rose and the man crazy tv hostess on the mary tyler morisha. she remained in the public eye until her death. she passed away. less than 3 weeks before her 100th birth and that is over now, daniel winters up next with d. w. business news that's coming up after a short break. stay with us for that. and you can start to date on our website at any time to be found a d, w dot com on social media. the handle you need is at d. w. news. i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? thanks for your company. and where are you watching? have a happy new year old old . ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the app now. ah, the fight against the corona virus pandemic. o. as the rate of infection, the developing world, what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context with the corona virus updated. the coping special monday to friday on d. w. ah, ah, good by 2021 and what a year. it was despite volatility for some stock

relations in the country into harold's point, any time another allegation of a hate crime you see on the tv, people are going to scratch their heads because this was so high-profile it raises doubt every time going forward. >> dagen: not if you send the message of sending jussie smollett to the -- for a little while. >> jesse: we might not seem any more hoaxes. >> dagen: jussie smollett learn to exploit racial tensions for his own benefit and gain from the very people you just saw on the tv. what he did was, he could get a year or two. first-time offender would get probation but he committed perjury according to andy mccarthy. he could go away for a couple of years. what he did was he pushed and pedaled a hoax designed to rip a country apart that was already tearing at the seams, he threw kerosene on already a burning fire, so i call him a civil unrest arsonist. he was perfectly happy to see chicago, the murder capital of the country and even the rest of the country besieged by violence, go call them smolletts. >> dagen: this will not get solved because they are reversing all of her policie

you turn on the tv and it's like the radio? non stop, the newest component of your stereo system. >> when mtv launched, a generation was launch. 18 to 24 year olds were saying i want my mtv videos and fashion. >> mtv was it is firstnet work really focused on the youth market and becomes hugely influential because they understand each other, the audience and the network. mtv had a giant impact visually and musically on every part of the tv culture that came next. >> freeze! miami vice. friday night on nbc, thanks to "miami vice." a lot of new twists. described by one critic contained of flashes of briehl yens. the story centers around two under cover vice cops. >> i don't know how it's going to work, tub. >> i mean you are not up my ally, style and persona ways. >> television very much was the small screen who was interesting about tony was his pilot screen play. we'll make one hour movie every single week. >> standby. >> action, freeze, freeze! >> you were describing the show as a new wave of cop shows. >> yes, we use a lot of

on the tv deio leads the way.cism for a lack of diversity among its 87-member voting members. it has made changes but the 2022 globes won't aaron tv. the ceremony is scheduled for january 9. >>> elon musk has something to add to his resume. they asked musk who he admires the most. >> i admire anyone who is making a positive contribution to humanity. whether that is in entertainment or technology. i think anyone who is sort of doing things that are useful to the rest of humanity, i admire them greatly. >> he became the first person with a net worth of more than $300 billion. >>> you don't need to be rich to make headlines. sometimes all you need is a hard head. working to break world records balancing heavy things on his head. h's traveled the world balancing everything from pints of beer to a small car. he's raised more than $330,000 for charity through his stunts. >>> coming up, we talk with tim mcgraw about starring in the new series the "1883" the prequel to "yellowstone." i'm anne marie green. this is the cbs

. >>> authorities investigating a deadly fire at the tv shopping network qvc. the distribution, one of only five used by the network. thousands worked there. here's abc's christine sloan. >> reporter: just days before christmas, tragedy at this north carolina distribution center for the tv shopping network, qvc. one day after a massive fire tore through the building, authorities finding the body of 21-year-old keyvon ricks. his family says ricks had just started working at the facility three weeks ago and leaves behind a 1-year-old son. >> i have been crying all day. i'm not hurt for just myself, not just for his mother, not just for his son. i'm hurt for my son. >> reporter: at least 75% of the building is destroyed. north carolina's governor tweeting, i have been in contact with local and state officials about that tragedy and taking steps to help families hurt by the loss of more than 2,000 jobs. ricks' family frustrated after authorities initially said all employees inside the center had been accounted for. >> i'm hurt for people that know he's a humble guy,

come the golden girls where she played the loopy but lovable rose and the man crazy tv hostess on the mary tyler moore show. she remained in the public eye until her death. she passed away less than 3 weeks before her 100th with and that is all for now daniel winter is up next with dw business news that's coming up after short break. stay with us for that. and you can start to date on our website at any time to be found a d, w dot com on social media. the handle you need is at d. w. news. i'm anthony. how'd in berlin? thanks for your company. and we're, if you're watching have a happy need ah, internet knows all.

is playing a bigger role in bringing the best of tv to your screen. a correspondent explains all. >> bridger 10, outlander. game of thrones. all made in the u.k. this is just one of a number of new studios opening in south wales. >> the tv industry is absolutely booming at the moment. there has been a fourfold increase in drama production in the u.k. over the last seven or eight years. >> spending has gone from around 400 million pounds in 2013 to 4 billion pounds. tv drama now employs more people than the steel and coal industry. >> you've got jobs being generated by productions which are now taking place in cardiff, you have productions taped in scotland, new studios there in edinburg and you have new studios opening in liverpool, yorkshire and across the u.k. >> driving this, new streaming services, the government's tax break and a reputation for success which owes much to northern island and game of thrones. >> i think the success of game of thrones and the success of what that show gave to belfast and the region was probably very influential. >> s

in 2013, the amount spent on high—end tv drama in the uk was around £400 million.ix, hbo, disney, amazon. there are now more jobs in tv drama than steel and coal. i spoke to the boss of bad wolf, jane tranter. she feels the moment that changed everything was the decision to film game of thrones in northern ireland. the amount of drama production in the uk, it's exploded, hasn't it? it has. and i think that the success of game of thrones, and the success of what that show gave to belfast and the region was probably very influential. she's a fine woman, your sister. this is generating quite a fewjobs. it's generating an enormous number ofjobs. i mean, just in wales, i think in the first five years, so bad wolf has been going for about six years, i think we counted the number ofjobs generated in wales alone in the first five years as something like over 2,200. and it's growing and it's growing and it's growing. when bad wolf first started in wales, it was quite empty. you know, there was bad wolf and we were kind of, "we're here, come on, everyone comejoin us." and no

create or of the tv. d sprays the screen replicating what you see, letting you lick the display. they think the taste the tv could retail for $875. >> i was reading that he was saying it can later be used for somaliers and chefs. that's his vision. i don't know if i see that coming to fruition >> i don't know if i can get there yet, and $1,000 to pay for the experience >>> grab the tissues, after being separated more than two years due to the pandemic, one texas family got the best surprise gift for the holidays they got to get together our station in ft. worth, texas, has the story. >> reporter: over the last couple of years it's hard to know just how many moments like this one her family has shared through windows and over screens. >> we've celebrated birthdayf over facetime, my dad's death over facetime. >> reporter: these spring shots the only way her sister could be with their family as their dad died from covid-19 they moved to australia, where borders have yet to fully reopen that is until just a fe

. >>> first, a sunday morning surprise in the tv news business. chris wallace, the veteran moderator of "fox news sunday," is leaving the network effective immediately. here's how he announced it on his show just a few minutes ago. >> it may sound corny but i feel we built a community here. there's a lot you can do on sunday mornings, the fact you have chosen to spend this hour with us is something i cherish. but after 18 years i have decided to leave fox. i want to try something new, to go beyond politics, to all of the things i'm interested in. i'm ready for a new adventure, and i hope you'll check it out. >> this is a shock to the tv news business. chris wallace is one of the, you know, journalists that is at fox who stands out like a sore thumb because the network has become more and more rat calized both in the trump years and now in the biden years. wallace last signed a contract with fox in 2017, and he had a four-year deal. i'm told according to sources knowledgeable with the matter, he decided to leave on his own, he wanted out at the end

cameras — packed house and see all the tv cameras and the start of the summer feels like _ cameras feels like it's here, i think that is when it will hit me. but it has been _ is when it will hit me. but it has been really— is when it will hit me. but it has been really good. i think outside that everything else feels really the same, starting off the summer at the same, starting off the summer at the gabba _ the same, starting off the summer at the gabba here, it has been really good _ that's all from sportsday. just a bit on the formula 1 situation, there is going to be a restart, max verstappen has been penalised for the previous restart and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website, a very exciting race going on barely formula 1, but that is it from me and the team on sportsday, and up next it is the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome again to the film review on bbc news and, as you see, taking us through this week's releases, mark kermode is back. what have you been watching, mark? something for everyone. we have c'mon c'mon, which is the new film starring joaqui

if you don't want to know who won the strictly come dancing final, mute your tv and look away now. her partner giovanni beat tv chef john whaite and johannes in the final. 0ur media and arts correspondent, david sillito has all the details. welcome to strictly come dancing. it's the grand final... with the tv presenter aj 0dudu having to pull out because of injury, it was a straight head—to—head final between the first male same—sex couple, john whaite and johannes radebe, and strictly�*s first deaf contestant, rose ayling—ellis, and giovanni pernice — a partnership that in this little burst of silence brought one of the tv moments of the year. rose ayling—ellis went on the show, she said, to change perceptions about the deaf community. this dance changed a lot of things, and it made me realise how powerful dance can be. it shared my messages for the deaf community. and for me and for giovanni, and how he adapted to my world — ijust feel like this is a dance that said everything about my strictlyjourney. let's take a look at the final leaderboard... the judges couldn't separate the

the tv industry is absolutely booming at the moment.there has been a fourfold increase in drama production in the uk over the last seven or eight years, which means that if you tot it all up, spending has gone from around £400 million in 2013 to 4 billion — a tenfold increase. tv drama now employs more people than the steel and coal industry. this is a story about across the whole of the uk. so, you've gotjobs being generated by productions which are now taking place in cardiff at bad wolf studios where you have his dark materials. you've got productions taking place in scotland, where you've got investment in edinburgh, new studios there and 0utlander about to enter its sixth series. you've got investment taking place in new studios opening in liverpool, yorkshire and across the uk. driving this are the new streaming services, the government's tax break and a reputation for success, which the boss here at bad wolf feels owes much to northern ireland and game of thrones. i think that the success of game of thrones and the success of wha

computers take on some of the work making your favorite tv shows, and what exactly is the metaverse. a look at the future this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i have a fear as i get older i'll pooh-pooh some kind of silicon valley valley invention not because it's dumb, but because i'm too old and set in ways to appreciate its value. the way travel agents probably rolled their eyes at expedia during the dotcom boom. it's natural, right. you just start rejecting things at some point in your life, you stick with what you know, even if it makes you wrong. i try to keep my mind open, particularly working in silicon valley. it's been difficult, though, there have been challenges like nfts, digital photographs that are infinitely copyable selling for millions of dollars. i don't totally get those. or mark zuckerberg's metaverse, so important he says he renamed the company. but metaverse seems like a rebranding of virtual reality to me, and virtual reality, while cool, has never really caught on. with that in mind, i wanted to bring in jacob navoke to bo

why the tv doctor is running for u.s. senate. >>> caught on camera. an elephant goes on the attack. taking aim at tourists on safari. >>> and the controversial christmas tree, pitting art lovers against traditionalists. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we'll get to the letteatest on school shooting in michigan. >>> first, the response to the omicron variant of the coronavirus. >> the biden administration is suggesting stricter testing rules for people coming to the u.s. >> meanwhile, 80 million eligible americans remain unvaccinated. health experts say getting those people vaccinated is now the top priority. this morning, the cdc is stepping up efforts to detect the omicron variant. the white house is offering testing for international travelers at airports in new york, atlanta, newark and san francisco. and the administration says it's now working to modify testing guidelines, to require people coming to the u.s., to be tested one day before their flight. >> we have the tools and surveillance in place to identify the omicron variant. we also have the tools to prevent omicron f

the tv personality saying he wants to heal the division of government overreach from the pandemic. >>mericans deserve better solutions. doctors are about solutions. instead people with good ideas are shamed, silenced, and they are threatening to -- america is in crisis, values are under attack. i want to serve america in its time of need. carley: he is shaking up the election in the battleground state. opening up the senate race, did not even know doctor oz was a republican but he was on hannity last night and he supports strong borders, talked about how his parents immigrated to the united states legally, legal immigration, he wants, he said covid has shown us our system is broken. we lost too many lives, too many jobs, too many opportunities because washington got a, they took away our freedom without making a safer and trying to kill our spirit and our dignity so he is putting the tv thing on the back burner. don't know if he will be doing his show but he's running for senate in pennsylvania. todd: i thought you were about to say celebrity heartthrob, but the key word is -- carley:

but wait, there's more, there always was when ron po peel invented the tv infomercial. the hock is other ron co inventions it slices dices, set it and forget it. ted kennedy might have become president if he had a simple answer to the most obvious question. why do you want to be president? well, i'm after years at cbs news man, roger mud, co anchored nbc nightly news and meet the press and went on to p. b. s. and the history channel. he won 5 emmy awards. we lost the 1st 2 voices to hit a big in the early 19 ninety's talk radio revolution, f b i agent turn chief operative and the next on white house plumbers unit during watergate. g, gordon liddy was convicted of conspiracy, burglary and illegal wire tapping. and he was a natural on air after soldiering on during nearly a year long battle with advanced lung cancer. rushman bought died on ash wednesday at his final state of the union address. donald trump presented limbo the presidential medal of freedom. our year here at r t began with a salute to the king. talk. i worked with larry king for different places and his genu

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the texts included distressed, frantic pleas from fox tv hosts, trump's son, don junior, and some lawmakers, their names have not yet been released. cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles is live on capitol hill. ryan, the house vote in favor of steve bannon's contempt charge, we saw that vote with just a couple of republicans on board. what are we expecting for meadows today? >> reporter: it should play out in a very similar fashion, victor. house republicans are recommending to their members not to vote for this contempt. we do expect two republicans, right, liz cheney and adam kinzinger, who are members of the house select committee, investigating the january 6th insurrection to vote in favor of this contempt resolution, and it should pass relatively easily, because all democrats will likely support it, and that's because the committee believes it is very important that meadows come before them and answer questions specifically about all of this information that he has voluntarily handed over to the committee. 6,000 documents, 9,000 pages of information, including texts that meadows

the guy on tv. the guy on ace hardware. he never lost the everyman touch. he was another guy. he never looked or acted like he was somebody special. he was doing a good job whatever he tried to do. and players can learn from that. that's one of the secrets. anybody who saw him on tv. >> before i let you go, you're a huge long-time raider fan. what do you think raider nation is feeling right now? >> fans don't know. they don't know any better. i grew up watching those teams. and that was my team of childhood. and madden was the guy. i remember asking al davis, and telling him about madden going into the hall of fame. he said, madden is a big symbol of the raiders at their best. if you're a raiders fan, he was among the best of all-time. our condolences. >>> no word on memorial services but we will keep you posted. >>> still to come, home prices are surging in the top 20 markets across the country. no surprise, the bay area at the top of the list. we'll tell you which cities specifically. >>> this is a good deal. she gets a $200 gift card and can't cash it in. nbc bay area respo

the tv presenter aj odudo was on her way to the final. i am really happy, thank you so much for all of your votes. i am buzzing! just days later, she posted this picture of herself sitting with crutches and a bandaged foot. an injury picked up during the hours of training. she has now had to admit defeat. she could barely stand, let alone dance, a ligament had been torn. my ankle has given way and my ligaments ruptured and it was just not going to happen. i am really gutted, because we were ready to smash it. this isn't the way that we wanted to go out, obviously, but even just looking back at all of those moments, it has just been an absolute pleasure dancing with you every single week. so, thank you. it had been clear on week one that she was going to be a contender for the glitter ball trophy. i mean, it is like we have just dropped into week nine or something, have we? it is not week one! there is not much to say, it was absolutely remarkable! by week 12, she was just one point short of a perfect score for her two dances. ten! i liter

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failed to agree on terms for the live tv streaming service. about that and more with andrew mccollum, ceo of the streaming tv service philo. andrew, great to have you back. seems like these two for tat -- tit-for-tat, these public battles over streaming rights and ads splitting and have become commonplace. what do you make of this resolution between youtube and roku? andrew: i think there has been a lot of scrutiny and public commentary about the behavior of the mobile app stores, where apple and google and the rules they set on their platforms and whether or not they are act ing devices for customers. but you have not seen a lot of the same scrutiny on streaming devices, although you have all of the same issues, in fact, even more. as you mentioned, it brings in this element around advertising and other details that are really unique to streaming services. as it relates to google and roku, i think it is not surprising they came to an agreement, because youtube is such a powerhouse. you really just cannot have a streaming device that doesn't h

you mentioned k h l, a hockey, which we have all over the place on portable tv. but i got a salute you when i was looking at your coverage from dubai last week you asked the most obvious question, which i would have asked them. you're in the middle of the desert. how did you make ice? and here's the high tech answer. well, it wasn't really tough because they arena never how the ice competition. so there was a huge international team working on making the ice here. so we brought the ice maze from italy decide was from finland. so we had a lot of specialties from a boat, from russia, from europe, of holding the ice rings there, because the temperature outside is like plus 30 now. so it's, it's really complicated, but a walk in d p for one and a half weeks. so now we have one of the best ice in the world here, i hope in the desert. yeah, let me say i was there. i did see the ice. it was perfect for their 1st actual hockey game in dubai. so not only the 1st cage i'll game there, but 1st hockey period, a lot of those spans showing up. we're seeing the game played in pe

the tv presenter, aj 0dudu, was on her way to the final. i'm really happy. training. she has now had to admit defeat. she could barely stand, let alone dance. her ligament had been torn. my ankle has given away and my ligament has ruptured. and it isjust not going to happen. we were gutted because we were ready to smash it. this isn't the way that we wanted to go out, obviously, but even just looking back at all of those moments, it's just been an absolute pleasure dancing with you every single week. so thank you. it was clear on week one that she was going to be a contender for the glitterball trophy. by week 12, she was just one point short of a perfect score for her two dances. it means the final tonight will be between the two remaining couples. aj 0dudu offered her best wishes, saying... david sillito, bbc news. i'm joined now by kim winston, presenter and producer of the bbc�*s strictly come dancing official podcast. such a shame for ajay and kai. what you make of the journey so far? 50 you make of the journey so far? sr gutted, they are absolutely dev

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the tv industry is absolutely booming at the moment.h means that if you tot it all up, spending has gone from around £400 million in 2013 to 4 billion — a tenfold increase. tv drama now employs more people than the steel and coal industry. this is a story about across the whole of the uk. so, you've gotjobs being generated by productions which are now taking place in cardiff at bad wolf studios, where you have his dark materials. you've got productions taking place in scotland, where you've got investment in edinburgh, new studios there and 0utlander about to enter its sixth series. you've got investment taking place in new studios opening in liverpool, yorkshire and across the uk. driving this are the new streaming services, the government's tax break, and a reputation for success, which the boss here at bad wolf feels owes much to northern ireland and game of thrones. i think that the success of game of thrones and the success of what that show gave to belfast and the region was probably very influential. she's a fine woman, your sist

in the pandemic, which made for some of the best tv. that is kinda messed up. >> the creepy survival series had a mixed reception. >> visually, it was stunning. not for me. >> too dark. >> but the show was a hit anyway. >> it turns out a lot of people die in squid game. >> it wasn't the feel-good story i was expecting. >> the welcome wagon has arrived. >> on the other end of the spectrum, best series of the year, the wonderful, happy, rollicking "ted lasso." >> "ted lasso" has done more for soccer in the u.s. than david beckham's butt. and that is saying a lot. >> i don't think somebody as nice as him would be tolerated in the world of english football. i'll just say that. >> best reboot of a long ago favorite, "the wonder years," kevin and his crew were out. a whole new family was in. >> it was 1968. the year i turned 12. >> i just love that concept, because what was so great about "the wonder years" which i grew up on, was that it was every family. it could have been any family, and yet clearly, it wasn't. >> i need you to protect me.

. >> now joining us on book tv is author philip magnus, heis the co-author with jason broder of this book , "cracks in the ivory tower:the moral mess of higher education". first of all this magnus what you do for a living ? >> i am the economist of the american institution for research. >> have you been in academia before western mark. >> i have, i spent 10 years teaching college at george mason university american university derrycollege written all over the united states . >> what wasyour experience like ? >> it was an interesting environment. to put it mildly. many good positive things that came out of it both in terms of college i worked with the research that i did but i often have a behind-the-scenes of what happened in the way that a university learns. >> what did you find? >> my immediate take on it is that if you judge the university just as a normal business operation, there are things that happen at universities that would make something like enronmake odd by comparison . >> i think the first thing is the way the university markets themselves through students because if yo

and you can find us on any connected device with the portable tv app, free in the app store, or google play, or at portable dot tv. we have a live stream on youtube, youtube dot com slash r t. america. and all of my shows for 4 plus years are on demand at youtube dot com slash the big picture r t. i'm holland cook in washington and ad holland cook on twitter. where if you follow me, i'll follow you. merry christmas and question more. ah ah i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is too late truck rather than fear i would like to take on very job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a with ah, well, we'll come to so think our visionaries may so finish ever not set as 2021 jurors to a close fisheries, political scientists, economists, they're all competing and well guessing about what nex

and the bay area tv anchors behind bars after allegedly driving under the influence. what we know about his arrest. >> and for your new year's eve night. we're tracking cooler temperatures ranging anywhere from the 30's to 40's at midnight cool dry weather to start out 2022 your full weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. sticker on kron 4 news at 3 starts right now. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm catherine heenan. a beloved actress comedian american icon really, betty white has died just weeks before a milestone birthday. quite tide this morning. she was a maybe a trailblazer with the longest running tv career of any woman. she started a lot of shows over the past 7 decades beginning in 1949 probably best remembered for her roles on the mary tyler moore show and of course, golden girls. she played rose nyland and golden girls from 1985 to 1992 betty white would have turned 100 years old. january 17th will have more on her amazing career. that's coming up at 3

it is one of the biggest shows on tv. let's justify the best on lowest-cost way to stream, you've got a deal for five dollars instead of $20 for the first month of service. how do you keep that argument up that you are the best way and cheapest way? andrew: philo is just five dollars a month, even without discounts and there are several deals that we have available now. even on a regular basis, there is not another live tv streaming service that has the channel selection we have. we carry 63 live tv channels for $25 a month. it was -- there is no one close to the -- close to that in terms of getting a breath of content. we have grown quite a bit. we are not ready to announce anything today. hopefully soon. emily: what are the goals to bring in new subscribers? how do you do that? you don't have sports, we've talked about this. will you ever have sports, will you consider more niche channels like cricket and what we saw amazon do their? andrew: i think we have always taken a very data-driven approach, where we want to brin

sit, come the golden girls where she played the loopy but lovable rose and the man crazy tv hostess on the mary tyler moore show. she remained in the public eye until her death. she passed by less than 3 weeks before her 134. despite this being the 2nd year of carnivorous restrictions, it was nevertheless, a busy year for the arts. let's have a look back now at some of the cultural highlights of 2021. ah, habits sounds like they never went away. the years, most spectacular come back. maybe the come back of the decade. ah, james bond took longer than ever before between missions. the pandemic pushed back the release date for the spy thriller. no time to die multiple times. you're late. nonetheless, it was one of the year's biggest grossing films marking daniel craigs last outing as double 07. ah. the year also saw spectacular museum openings the luma in the french city of out a seamless plan of art and architecture in rotterdam. the new depot of the boy man's front ferdinand is the world's 1st public exhibition warehouse was lowe's. new monkey museum is the biggest devoted to a singl

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pr they cited, samsung, lg, some of the tv sellers, so we see them broaden their skews and grow the top line, but it is not flowing through the bottom line yet. taylor: you mentioned customers like samsung, lg and others, and i know that's the second bullet point in the press release. there are only six bullet points. i am curious when investors might just get a strategy that feels a little more fleshed out? is that what you want to see or are you ok with we were getting on these conference calls? rod: look, that is a great question. that is a valid concern that some people in old wall street have continued to raise. this new management team, and let's remember, the entire board of directors has been refreshed, almost the entire c-suite. over 100 hires from vp down, including people involved with the blockchain, so they have brought on new people in service of the strategy, have been very coy. we have tried to read the breadcrumbs as best we can as an interested group of retail investors. when it comes to blockchain, earlier this year, they launched nft.gamestop.com, giving us a