It's a best of both worlds trip, as our Guides explore the famous Californian city of San Francisco - with its steep hills, new-tech and old hippies.

Ahyeon
Asa
(Babymonster)
Joo Hyun-young

Truth Bomb
For far too long senior leaders in the Australian military have been derelict in their duty to adequately combat a massive problem, the existence of enemies within. Specifically, they're the men in uniform, who for years, have perpetrated, and in many cases gotten away with sexual crimes against their female colleagues. On 60 Minutes, current and former servicewomen say they've had enough of the abuse and are refusing to suffer in silence any longer. They want Australia to know the full extent of the mistreatment and misogyny they've been forced to endure to serve their country. This joint 60 Minutes, The Age and Sydney Morning Herald investigation, reported by Nick McKenzie, is a truth bomb for the Australian Defence Force's top brass, and one that must prompt immediate action.
Reporter: Nick McKenzie
Producers: Garry McNab, Serge Negus

John Torode and Lisa Faulkner return with the cookery show, kicking things off with a back-to-basics masterclass for four favourite dishes. They start with tagliata steak with a butterbean mash, before moving on to crispy fried Thai-style bream with a butter lettuce salad. Then it's an aubergine parmigiana schnitzel that is hearty and comforting, and Lisa's summer strawberry sponge with fresh strawberries and piped cream that is the perfect summer showstopper.

JAWS! – It's been 50 years since "Jaws" premiered, and Ben Mankiewicz takes us back to Martha's Vineyard in the summer of 1974. In conversation with actors Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary and screenwriter-actor Carl Gottlieb, Mankiewicz revisits the movie that put summer blockbusters on the map.

THESE UNITED STATES: HUDDLED MASSES – Mo Rocca kicks off our year-long celebration of America's semiquincentennial with a look at the Statue of Liberty and how she became a symbol for our nation of immigrants. Rocca speaks with secretary of the Smithsonian, Lonnie Bunch, and more.

KETCHUP, MUSTARD, MAYONNAISE – On a holiday weekend when Americans love to barbecue, Luke Burbank looks at our love of condiments. He takes a trip to the National Mustard Museum, explores complicated feelings about mayonnaise and shares the history of ketchup.

THE AMERICAN: MARK TWAIN –Robert Costa reports on Mark Twain's important place in our cultural history with a visit to his boyhood home in Missouri. Costa speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ron Chernow about his new book on Twain, the "father of American literature."

CUBISM! – David Pogue attends the Rubik's World Championship in Seattle, where he talks to world-record holder and 19-year-old Luke Garrett and other rising superstars.

A SUMMER SONG: SABRINA CARPENTER – Tracy Smith spends some time with rising superstar singer-songwriter Sabrina Carpenter.

OPINION – Author and humorist David Sedaris has a few tips … on tipping. Sort of …

Journalist and author Fareed Zakaria hosts this in-depth look at the major global developments of the week (the title's "GPS" stands for "Global Public Square"), with an emphasis on new ideas and innovative solutions to the World's toughest problems. Each episode also features Zakaria leading a panel discussion and interviewing a major world figure.

Officers find a suspicious compartment within the trailer of a truck returning to Texas, and a man hides over 300 cheap forms of medication about his person in Progreso.

The first of a two-part documentary featuring unprecedented access behind the scenes of a crime investigation into a serial rapist who Cambridgeshire Police believe preyed on dozens of women. The suspect, Craig France, has a reputation across Peterborough's nightclub scene and for the notorious hot-tub afterparties he has hosted at his house. A search of France's house reveals an obsession with hidden recording devices. As officers download the data from the cameras, what they find shocks them.

Companion programme to the dating show, featuring the latest gossip from the Love Island villa as well as input and opinions from a celebrity panel.

After making Marbella her home, Eva Longoria celebrates with family and friends, enjoying the city's vibrant dishes and local flavors.

The friction fire challenge shakes everyone. Patrick is stunned when he must give up his gathered materials. Cheeny has an edge, but her strategy risks it all. Matt's blistered hands could send him home. One survivalist is eliminated.

An unexplainable flood occurs at a museum's Titanic Exhibit in Illinois. Two hikers on Vancouver Island come across a possible Bigfoot on the trail. Plane passengers witness something shocking in the sky.

Eva Longoria uncovers how Spain's cuisine transformed from humble beginnings to become a global culinary sensation in just one generation.