the theme park industry worldwide is massive, so much so that alton towers is actually a closely guarded secret just how many they get through the gates each year. what we do know is it's well in the millions. do you get people being sceptical, perhaps? inevitably, you're going to get that from the study of visitor attractions and resorts, but they are such a key part of the leisure industry that we need people on resorts, in attractions, who understand how they work and how to operate. from real thrill to the virtual world, esports, basically competitive gaming, is the newest course at the university. it prepares students for work in the world's largest and fastest growing entertainment sector. the esports industry, the gaming industry, the music and film combined. we are consistently talking to industry, and notjust chit chat, we are looking at the next growth, the next strategy that's being built in terms of esports. the course is hugely popular, with more than 100 undergraduate a year. we're going into casting, into analysing, broadcast. for me, i'm going into the journalism side of

the theme park industry worldwide is massive, so much so that alton towers is actually a closely guarded secret just how many they get through the gates each year. what we do know is it's well in the millions. do you get people being sceptical, perhaps? inevitably, you're going to get that from the study of visitor attractions and resorts, but they are such a key part of the leisure industry that we need people on resorts, in attractions, who understand how they work and how to operate. from real thrill to the virtual world, esports, basically competitive gaming, is the newest course at the university. it prepares students for work in the world's largest and fastest growing entertainment sector. the esports industry, the gaming industry, music and film combined. we are consistently talking to industry, and notjust chit chat, we are looking at the next growth, the next strategy that's being built in terms of esports. the course is hugely popular, with more than 100 undergraduate a year. we're going into casting, into analysing, broadcast. for me, i'm going into the journalism side of it.

whom alton calls militants he says if they are genuinely interested in fighting islamic state they can defect without delay or they can listen to their commanders who say that they will fight the turkish forces in which case we will have no choice but to stop them all to learn goes on to say that the us has borne the brunt of the counter islamic state campaign for too long turkey which has nato 2nd largest army is willing and able to take the lead now and drive it home. i guess that is a political risk consultant for the firm i.h.s. market where he specializes in turkey joins me now from istanbul good to have you with us on the program now in terms of he's a hero at home a villain abroad. attitude to the kurds sort of leaves the international community with no at the conclusion but the president sort of gives the kurdish issue another alternative they are the enemy so any reassurances by ankara really doesn't wash with many global capitals that sort of move the perception that turkey has unfortunately created a broader v want key message which the government has been trying to drive ho

concord upper 80's pasta lee 90 in back of alton, inching really close to that for a high tomorrow and petaluma 87 we're going back to see blue sky highs tomorrow. as well taking a look at our extended forecast. don't forget those offshore winds will pick up wednesday along the coast we could possibly hit 80's on a 3rd thursday. thank you america, the 2 astronauts who made history with the first all female spacewalk they say there. >>excited by all the reaction they got to that that walk happened a friday. jessica meir says the experience particularly meaningful because her friend, christina koch was the other astronaut. koch says the change to inspire the chance rather to inspire future explores really meant a lot to them. >>those the pave the way for us to be where are today, we just have just the upmost appreciation for them and i think we just pay homage to the fact that they allowed us to do what we do today and to achieve the dreams that we have. >>both astronauts scheduled to stay at the international space station until next spring. >>franz a pbably know the final trailer for t

defaced a giant chalk more you mentioned southern england which schoolchildren had helped to restore the alton barnes white horses a landmark chalk hill figure which was 1st carson 112 angry locals brown v activists covering the figure with their logo as misguided vandalism the group stood by its action i make no apologies about upsetting people we did our utmost not to damage the horse the last thing we wanted to do was to damage it we were very careful of how we walked on it well a group might be making themselves heard but there are actual demands are far less clear to find out more arty u.k. skate park fringe went to meet some of the organizers. extinction rebellion protests continue on a small team day campaign demanding the government take serious action just hold climate change the group claims its protest is for the benefit of the environment and peaceful in nature and here in the heart of london there is meat on my stomach a jolly festival atmosphere but this is what we've witnessed in the past few days road blocks artistic before them says a giant octopus and defacing historical monu

good alton your move to juice is there you are noted i. heard yvonne has allies in syria these are the fighters from the free syrian army and anti kurdish militia being sent in to claim captured territory. but turkey is in the driver's seat. and let's go to detroit news correspondent yulia han she is in the turkish town of khaled close to the syrian border hi yulia what's been happening where you are. well turkish warplanes and artillery have continued to hit the area right behind me today as they're trying to push deeper into northeast syria now we're about 5 kilometers away from the border on the turkish side and we heard the turkish artillery pounding targets inside syria we also saw helicopters hovering above us now the ticks military says they have taken a few villages very close to the border and they're now surrounding and circling the biggest cities that are and tel aviv and while they're saying they're making progress kaddish militants kurdish fighters have said that they were so far able to repel these attacks now this is the 3rd

supported the war now yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who was the at us are at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar from that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in in authenticating and what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out of the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to supplant me given journey blair as to campbell or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq jane you are more worried about you exposing the flaw in the official secrets act or exposin

supported the war yeah yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who was the editor at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar at the time that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in in authenticating it what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. of the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have. we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to supplant me given journey blair as to will or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq jane you are more worried about you exposing the flaw in the official secrets act or exposin

supported the war yeah yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who is the at us are at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be anti war on that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in in authenticating and what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to supplant me given to me blair as to will or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq jim you are more worried about you exposing the floor in the official secrets act or exposing the fact

supported the war now yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who is the at us are at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar from that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in in authenticating and what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to disappoint me gingerly blair as to campbell or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq doing you are more worried about you exposing the flaw in the official secrets act or exposing the

supported the war yeah yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who was the as or at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar from that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in and authenticating it what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. of the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to supplant me given journey blair as to will or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq to new i'm more worried about you exposing the flaw in the official secrets act or exposing the fac

supported the war yeah yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who was the at us or at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar from that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in in authenticating it what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that is what disappoints me given journey blair as to will or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq to newer more worried about you exposing the floor in the official secrets act or exposing the fact

supported the war now yeah i mean that's kind of ironic really but it's a credit to the observe and roger alton who was the editor at the time that despite the fact that they were probable they still printed this exposé which was very much showing you know showing it to be antiwar at the time that particular presentation during the delay in publishing it helped to create this circumstances in which britain went to war in iraq in a you never know do you i mean this is the own one of the things i'm slightly regretful of that they have to go to such great lengths in and authenticating it what happens when that information is out you know that information comes out. of the m.p.'s and you know various members of the civil service. they are then privy to that information you know it is from that information that they can act and we have. we haven't seen any evidence that they acted on that information and that as want to supplant me given journey blair as to will or that bunch of people wanting the war in iraq jane you are more worried about you exposing the flaw in the official secrets act or expos

alton said to hill, according to her testimony, "i have not part of whatever drug deal sondland and mulvaney are cooking up." he repeatedly described giuliani as a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up, giuliani is a saying he's disappointed in john bolton, as tensions between those with current and past ties with the president appeared to boil over. here now hogan gidley, good to have you here this evening. with regard to john bolton and rudy giuliani, i heard mayor giuliani say john bolton doesn't have a good understanding of the work he was doing in ukraine and he doesn't understand the connection of ukraine to the origins of collusion in 2016. is that the white house take, that john bolton doesn't understand the investigation here? >> i haven't had a direct conversation with president trump about john bolton or any conversations that fiona hill talk to democrats in the least secret hearings and backdoor meetings that she had the last couple of days. what i can tell you is that conversations the president and i have about this center around a much broader problem, that is the fact

>>bang bang in alton cases from january through last week victims have lost several gold chains as well as a ring and a bracelet police believe there may be additional victims they think this could be an underreported crime. they're urging any victims to come forward so the police can track down the crooks. the 6 month old baby is safe tonight after a thief stole a car with the infant. >>inside it happen in emeryville and police. that may be on the side of the road terrifying for that mom but investigators are still searching for the stolen car and the person who took it can force a secret unit reports. >>a mother leaves 6 month-old daughter in a car with the motor running. well she went to get something to eat inside this taco bell. that's when it happened. >>walsh who's with car. you came up and took the vehicle. >>the incident occurred wednesday around 10:00am here in the parking lot of the east bay bridge shopping center. the reveal it revealed police respond to the scene while they were there taking the report call came in regarding and that may be hear it 28th in union street in o

let's sewhat we e what th mia >> she's got sunglasses on, walking southbound on alton approaching the crosswalk. >> donna adelson is approached on the street by a man she's never seen before. this person turns out to be an undercover fbi agent. >> excuse me, mrs. adelson? how are you doing? just want to give you this. >> who are you? you're scaring me. >> no, don't be scared. >> they had an agent approach donna, say that he was the brother of one of the assailants and that he needed something a little extra to take care of him. >> he helped your family with this problem you guys had up north. and we want to make sure that, he's going through some rough times and i want to make sure that you take care of what he's going through, the way you're taking care of katie and tuto. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> well, this will explain it. >> and on that piece of paper is a picture of dan, news clippings about the murder. >> she has the paper. they're walking away. uc broke contact. she's crossing the street toward his car. >> so that undercover agent also gives donna a piece of

special high wind advisory for the golden gate, the bay bridge the richmond sandra fell 5 a over the alton on and that's just within the last 30 minutes or so. i'm also hearing that big rigs high profile vehicles that are driving around the bay area. now because those trailers and those trucks is blowing back and forth into trapped. >>but one thing that we heard was that the winds are really going to pick up early in the morning around 8 o'clock 7 o'clock 8 o'clock and it seems that that is holding true there it is it's happening right now. we want to go now kron 4 sarah stinson who is at the fire line the last time we visit with sarah she showed us just how windy. it is there you can that shot, yes, it is very very nice to have in that situation she is near windsor high sarah good morning. >>i'm holding on to my camera, so it doesn't blow away and this win is no joke. i seen wind. this strong right now i'm in windsor right by fire station and i just saw over a dozen fire trucks and they engine heading to different fire lines able to just quickly talk with one of the firefighters. they sai