. >> reporter: isabell meggett lucas was born in this little cabin 87 years ago. and her family are in one of ten cabins built in 1853 on a plantation on ettis stow island, south carolina, now charleston. it was home to a family of ten, including lucas. >> it was my mother, father, grandmother, and grandfather, and i live in until i was 19 and i leave home. >> reporter: lucas's former home is believed to be the only cabin of the original ten that exists. it was donated four years ago and then moved carefully from a south carolina museum to washington. >> we dismantled it board by board, piece by piece, they put numbers on it, they took photographs of it so we could put it back exactly the way that it was. >> reporter: it was just a plain, one-story rectangular whitewashed weather board structure with two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen but it was a house with a soul. a place where lucas and her family lived, worked, played, survived, and shared their traditions and th >> reporter: and she says they never talked about slavery. lucas's mother, who was also bor

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please welcome the lucas brothers!. i mean, i know we shot a a special. but that's not really work. [ light laughter ] we've been unemployed. you run out of things to do on unemployment, right? like, we watched deion sanders' hip-hop videos. >> mm-hmm. >> that's what we do. >> mm-hmm. [ light laughter ] >> it's pretty bizarre. >> that's right. it's called "must be the money." >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> and dion was dropping some crazy lines. >> i'm telling you, man, there's one line that blew my mind. he was like, "i'm going to turn my library card into credit cards." [ light laughter ] we don't know what that means. >> we don't know what it means. [ laughter ] >> been trying to figure it out. it's baffling for a number of reasons, right? first and foremost, we all know deion sanders doesn't read. >> he does not read. [ laughter and applause ] i think that's the only reason. >> that's it. that's the only reason we've got. >> i don't think i have another. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. that's it. >> right? >> that's it

lucas, yes.h has a product called all access, which is like the cbs broadcast network, online, live feed, and on demand. they made a point of saying that the average viewer is lower than that of cbs. if you look at the trends in tv viewership, it is only getting older for live tv. most young people are not watching as much live tv, so if you want to reach them and don't want to sacrifice that demographic to facebook or snapchat or netflix, you have to come up with something on their own. caroline: it breaks my heart, because i am a massive fan of jay-z. he decided to pull his music from spotify. now, i will have to get tidal. is that why? lucas: it is the only reason i can come up with. he pulled his catalog from spotify with the exception of two records with r. kelly. if you want to listen to the classic jay-z albums, you can tidal.it anywhere but he is clearly trying to send some kind of message. the timing of this is most interesting, because his music from it disappeared over the weekend. it

so only 96% said it's c, amanda lucas. >> so...all right, has anyone actually heard of amanda lucas,and what part did she play? i don't know that. which is why i checked, but... it would be something if 96% of the audience was wrong. i gotta go c, final answer. >> yeah, you had it with george lucas and sci-fi. that was enough. you got it. >> thanks a lot, guys. [cheers and applause] >> and i'd like to see the other 4% of you after the show. [laughter] $3,000 is where you are. the next stop: $5,000 and your first threshold. >> all right, all right, all right. >> though some scientists theorize that there may be a third type, which of the following generally come in one of two varieties-- monozygotic and dizygotic? >> [mumbling] there may be a third type. i know i just burned a lifeline. >> [chuckles] >> but i also know that my older sister is definitely gonna know this answer. yeah, i'm really not sure. i'm gonna go ahead and use my "plus one," chris. >> all right, your sister caitlin? >> yes. >> that your final? >> my final answer. >> okay, caitlin, come on down. [cheers and applause

. >> isabel lucas was born in this little cabin, 87 years ago. she and her family are in washington this week to see it. one of ten cabins built in 1853 on a plantation on et stow aye land -- ed stow island. it was home to a family of stte >> my mother, father, grandmother, grandfather. i lived there until i was 19 years old. >> it is believed to be the only cabin that still exist. it was donated four years ago and then moved carefully from a south carolina museum to washington. >> they dismantled it board by board, piece by piece. they put numbers on it and took photographs. >> reporter: it was a plain whitewashed weather board structure with two bedrooms a living room and a kitchen. but it was a house with a soul. the place where lucas and her family lived, worked, played, survived and shared their trat >> we all live together. >> and she says they never talked about slavery. lucas' mother, who was also born in the cabin moved out in 1981 when the owners sold it. displayed here, the cabin is helping to tell the story of slavery of freedom and l

james robbins, bbc news, luca. also expected to be on the g7 agenda, north korea.old his advisers to prepare a full range of options to deal with the nuclear threat coming from pyongyang. a us navy strike group capable of intercepting ballistic missiles is already sailing towards the korean peninsula. president trump's national security adviser said the deployment was prudent and criticised north korea as a rogue, nuclear—armed nation. and aaron is here with all the business news. g7 of course one of your top stories because it's not just g7 of course one of your top stories because it's notjust global stability, its financial stability. free trade their keeping on calling for, but where is india, where is china? it's meant to be the top seven biggest economies. hello. we start in italy where the foreign ministers of the world's biggest economies meeting in the historic city of luca. this year italy holds the presidency of the g7 group and rome has already made it clear that one of it's priorities is fighting all forms of protectionism. but hang on, why does it mat

luca paolini, a chief strategist.amera republican francois theon make the top two in nailbiting first round of the french presidential election? we speak to a business leader who is backing him. ♪ mark: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance" in london. here is nejra cehic. nejra: and france, the murder of a policeman on the champs elysees has forced leading candidates to cancel campaign events. islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack, which left two others injured. the assailant was shot dead during the incident last night. the shooting came three days before the first round of voting in one of the most tightly contested presidential elections the country has seen. in the u.s., deutsche bank has been hit with the federal reserve's first major line for failing to assure traders abide by the volcker rule am on risky market that's. the company will pay even more for letting currency desks chat online with competitors, allegedly revealing positions. the simultaneous sanctions total almost $157 million,

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one from lucas and one from firmino. 1-0. in from lucas and one from firmino. 1—0.ot co mforta ble. 1—0. in control, but not comfortable. a second goal would have camp nerves, and james milner should have delivered. matt phillips burst forward only to find mignolet blocking his path. in desperation, the west brom goalkeeper came forward as well. when he was left stranded, alberto moreno failed to finish of west brom. they did not cost his side, who move up to third in the table even if they made harder work of this one than they needed to. we have had a few away games in the past, not too much, but a few. we did not start like we wa nted a few. we did not start like we wanted to start. today we were immediately in the game, not football wise, but concentration wise. it was a challenge to stay on highest concentration levels today, because each set piece can be decisive. the boys did fantastic. because each set piece can be decisive. the boys did fantasticlj am decisive. the boys did fantastic.” am really happy. i thought we did enough to get the point from the game.

lucas: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from texas, chairman smith, for his continued leadership on the science committee and for bringing forward this important legislation. h.r. 353, the weather research and forecasting innovation act prioritizes improving weather forecasting for the protection lives and property at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. this is a core program of the agency that has been in need of improved direction and investment for years. the bill directs noaa to develop plans to restore our country's leadership in weather forecasting. it is no secret that many people in our weather community are distraught that our forecasting capacities have deteriorating in recent years. some even say that america no longer has the best weather prediction system in the world. n fact, we routinely rely on forecasts in our countries which will predict what will happen in this country. this is unacceptable, but i am glad we are here today to pass legislation that will dramat

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tonight, stephen welcomes josh lucas. andy daly. musical guest green day. and special guest ryan reynolds. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i like that! >> stephen: what's going on? please, have a seat, everybody. you're too kind. thanks. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) first of all, obviously, happy tuesday, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) tuesday crowd. tuesday crowd. >> jon: taco tuesday. >> stephen: it's the second day of spring? today is the second day of spring. you know who has a bad case of the mondays this tuesday? the trump administration. because, apparently, paranoia has seized the trump white house. i'm surprised. i thought russia was going to seize it. trump staffers, evidently, are so paranoid about the media, "they're staying mum in meetings out of concern that their comments could be leaked to the p

marco fu wins a final frame classic against luca brecel at the world snooker championship.nd tomas berdych is through to the second round of the monte carlo masters. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that arsenal have eased the pressure slightly on manager arsene wenger after a 2—1win away to relegation—threatened middlesbrough in the english premier league. the gunners were looking to avoid five successive away losses in the league which last happened in 1984. alexis sanchez scored the opener with a wonderful free kickjust before the half time interval for his 19th league goal of the campaign and 23rd overall. despite alvaro negredo levelling matters five minutes after the break it was mesut oezil who grabbed the winner giving arsenaljust a third victory in their past nine league games and moving them up to sixth. i think it was not all perfect but the commitment and the focus was there and when we were tested when it was down to 1—1, again we found a response and managed to win the game. although, as you said, it was a big mental

lucas completed his six-film magnum opus in 2005. universe he created in 1977, continues to flourish both in the hearts of its fans and as a full blown mass media franchise. still to come, the 1970's television series that came at a time when the nation was divided over vietnam. plus, the film about a down and out boxer that became a storied franchsie and the movie that made everyone fearful of the beach. this is "through the decades" everyone fearful of the beach. this is "through the decades" in 1972, the u.s. was still mired in vietnam and for most americans, war was no laughing matter. but a new sitcom called "mash," proved that wartime satire was just what the country needed and its legacy would last longer than the 1970 feature film by the same name. "i got the phone call from my agent that gene reynolds, who was producing a t-v series called mash, from a movie that was made called mash, which i had never seen and there was a part in it for me and they were paying 250 dollars for the day. and i didn't have to read for it. all i

disney and lucas a few minutes celebrates the iconic heroine.he series will launch in july on disney youtube after a two part special. disney is parent company of 6abc. >>> wawa celebrating wawa day with free coffee today. on this day in 1964 wawa opened its first convenience store in delaware county. you can stop in at anyone wawa store and get any size coffee for free. we'll be taking advantage of that. >> we'll need that cup of coffee i'm sure. >> new on "action news," bullets fly into a barber shop narrowly missing a little girl details behind the close call coming up. >> two children born two weeks a part, their incredible story next. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie.

we can speak to scott lucas from the university of birmingham, who's a professor of american studies.ity council draft resolution, which would have compelled president assad to allow an investigation into the suspected chemical weapons attack last week, considering russia has been saying, look we need an investigation, why do you think they vetoed this? because russia does not really wa nt a n vetoed this? because russia does not really want an independent investigation, simple as that. russia is trying to buy time because there is a lot of evidence always bury already collected, the us intelligence has it that smack that there was a lot of evidence already collected. sorry, we're going to have to stop it there. it is a dreadful line. we'll try to bring it up a bit later on. scott lucas that from birmingham university giving us his views on why the russians have vetoed that d raft why the russians have vetoed that draft resolution. which would have compelled president assad to collaborate with an independent resolution. let's move on now. america's first lady, melania trump, has accep

i'm nowjoined by the co—leader of the green party, caroline lucas.e eu referendum — as did the majority of her constituents in brighton pavilion. thank you for being with us. it's very cold, but good practice for going onto the doorstep. were you surprised when you heard today?|j was surprised when you heard today?” was surprised. we've had a prime minister saying every time she's been asked this question that there's no chance of a snap general election. so i'm afraid it's another example of how you can't trust this tory party. they are saying they will campaign on leadership. what will campaign on leadership. what will the green party campaign on? our distinctive position here is that we are the party against both the extreme brexit that the government is pushing us towards, one that she has no mandate for, as well as against the extreme social policies this government is pursuing. we're a country fifth or sixth richest in the world, yet at the same time, having five million children facing poverty over a million food parcels given out in this coun

take randy pkg :01 :06 :52 1:10 1:37 ---- pkg--- luca lo re trabaja y vive en estados unidos graciasajo h1b. s/luca lo re, tiene visa h1b "me ha dado la oportunidad de encontrar un trabajo en una organización multinacional por lo cual no hubiera podido trabajar sin el h1b" pero con su firma en una orden ejecutiva, el presidente donald trump dejó claro este martes que quiere que el gobierno otorgue menos visa de ese tipo. su plan- endurecer los requisitos del programa de visas h1b. (trump) "vamos a proteger nuestros trabajadores, defender nuestros trabajos y poner a estados unidos primero" dijo desde el estado de wisconsin el mandatario. la orden le pide al departamento de justicia, trabajo, estado y de seguridad nacional que propongan cambios con el fin de que compañías consideren primero a candidatos capacitados de estados unidos antes que extranjeros. algo que podría tener un efecto negativo, según este economista. s/isaac cohen, economista "si se prohíbe demasiado la contratación de extranjeros lo que va a pasar es que los salarios de los locales van a subir a tal grado que las em

but the three children, him being one, lucas reiner is a world-renowned painter. is a doctor of psychiatry, written books on analysis that is world wild. she just went through the world giving lectures. three of the -- that's all, that's the only thing that matters in this world, what you send out to the world in children. by the way, when i talk about what he's done, i went to his office one time and i saw these posters. out of 12 or -- how many pictures? >> 20 now. >> 20 now. there's two duds, two duds. >> more than two duds. >> no. there may be some people that didn't make, but they were all valid, sensational movies. >> every time -- i've been fortunate to have you guys here a couple of times on this show together, more times separately. but the thing i always take away, i just can literally -- when you guys leave here, i could fly from here to new york unaided. i could just -- >> really? >> -- levitate. >> really? maybe we should do more of that. it will cut down on carbon emissions. >> yeah, yeah. >> and we can save the planet. >> yeah, i walked into that ch

kicking the ball helps. 0ne goalfrom lucas, one from fognini' 1-0 to goalfrom lucas, one from fogninid any nerves and james milner should have delivered it. what should have been a co mforta ble it. what should have been a comfortable win turned tense, not calmed when matt phillips burst forward. simon mignolet blocked his path. west brom's goalkeeper let forward as well, but west brom were not finished. fortunately, it didn't cost liverpool, who now move up to third, even if they made harder work of this than they need to. league leaders chelsea are trying to re—establish their 7—point lead at the top of the table after tottenham moved to within four points of them yesterday. that game kicked off around 16 minutes ago, and marcus rashford has given united an early lead with a goal on seven minutes. a late controversial penalty from liam boyce earned ross county a precious point against celtic in the scottish premiership. celtic, who have already secured the title, had scott brown sent off in added time. with the score level at 1—1, patrick roberts put the champions ahead in the 78th

now on bbc news, weather world — and this time nick miller and sarah keith—lucas have been to northern, to look at the relationship been aviation and the weather. this time on weather world, we are in northern ireland, airside at belfast international airport. we are going behind the scenes to find out what it takes to keep these planes flying and you and i safe, whatever the weather. also on weather world: devastation and deadly floods in south america. but some dramatic escapes too, after months of heavy rain leave towns under water and mud, as landslides kill hundreds. weather bomb — the storms so strong they hold a unique place in weather science, and have taken california from drought to deluge with the ground giving way. and extreme heat — wildfires as parts of australia endure their hottest summer. plus... michael, you have some history there, haven't you? taking the temperature — i will be opening the archives of one of the world's longest running weather observations and watching how it is still being done today. i will be taking a trip back into my own family history and avia

last week, ms lucas called for a so—called "progressive alliance" where parties did not put up candidatesd the vote against the conservatives being split. and you can find out more about today's election pledges and the latest on the campaign on our website. that's bbc.co.uk/news. crime in england and wales has risen in almost every category according to the latest statistics. violent crime is up sharply by 19%. it's the final set of crime figures before the general election and our home affairs correspondent has the details. a brutal attack outside a west midlands pub last month by half a dozen men who are still being sought by police. it appears to have been a target did attack using a machete at a time when there are signs claim is on the increase in england and wales, particularly violent crime and crimes involving knives and guns. the number of offences recorded by police was up 9%. burglary was up 4% and vehicle crime up burglary was up 4% and vehicle crime ‘7. burglary was up 4% and vehicle crime up 8%, both crimes that have been falling for decades. the office for national statist

. >> in defining property interests, this court in lucas notes having both recognize that you look to the state law, not to the whole body, you look to the state law that governs the creation that's the legal recognition of lots and the protection of the property interest. >> and i think that you're right. it's like the legal recognition of property, but the legal recognition has something to do with lot lines and something to do with when lots are merged, when two lots are merged into one. why would we ignore that question of merger? >> two reasons. one, they have not been merged. that's the point we were discussing earlier. they have not been formally merged and -- >> what would it take to be formally merged? >> elimination of lot lines. >> the state can say we don't have to limit it lot lines pick all we have to do is safe lot lights don't have legal effect for some purposes. >> it's only for the limited purposes of precluding sale or development. but more than that your question comes right back. it circles right back to palazzolo are you really have to define property interests b

at 37 lucas maintain as schedule that takes her all over the country.ves is a program called "book up." >> we run it in detroit and texas and elsewhere. a young person will work with a pub lived author and we provide all the national book award finalists so they get free copies of those books. >> fiction, nonfiction, poetry. >> this program in brooklyn has clearly made an impact on these middle schoolers. >> in this program i believe i read up to 15 to 30 books a year. like visualizing what's happening in the text and predicting what's going to happen. >> reading is like an escape. when you read, you can actually visualize a better world or maybe someone >> i want a paragraph on what you think it's going to be about. >> thaw or misch p jackson runs the class and says he gets a lot out of it too. >> i'm inspired every week. i leave out of here and go what are we going to do next week? how are we going to keep it going? >> raise your hand if you like books. >> keeping it going is what lisa plans to do. president trump said he may target it. how does that

[speaking accented english] [cans rattling] martinez de luca: so...eaking accented english] harris: we need to get people aware of the consequencnces and the impact of our consumption, and as we become aware of that, then we will find that by changing the way we consume, changing the amount of waste that we generate, we will certainly make a difference. [people speaking various languages] jin: i don't think until high school i really realized gender equality was a problem. by now, i had assumed, the problem had been solved and d that i was fuy equal and that i'm part of this new generation where women, we could say we're fully equal to men. and as i've grown, gone through college, started my career, i've realized that we're not. in high school when i wanted to takke computer scicience class,i was told, "the boys will probably be better, so you ould focusus on thin that you'd be gogood at." and it wasn't until i got to college where i really starteted to actualally challengege those assumptions and then discovered how much i like math and sciences s an

good morning kelly boo lucas. like she's -- oh, no.k that's supposed to say looks like she's having some fun in the sun this morning. i'm having some fun trying to decipher what the prompter says. check out kell's cool style. she's rocking the bandana and some >> she might be looking for love. she says someone will marry her some day because she can tell some funny jokes. good luck kelly and you have a great sense of humor and that's an important part of a relationship. so, yeah, there you go. >> you got a great name, too, if your true name is kelly boo, i love it. >>> look who is in the loft early this morning. hey, tuck. >> i woke up this morning, i'm like i got to get to work. you guys understand. >> we absolute do. >> 59 degrees in washington. winds out of the east and northeast at 5 miles an hour. they'll shift out of the south today and you know what that means? well, i'll tell you what that means. that means we'll pump in the warm temperatures. mid 80's expected with plenty of sunshine today. going to be a warm one, though. make

lucas tomlinson has more now from the pentagon. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hi, arthel. when his first interview as president trump's national security adviser, h. r. mcmaster says the decision to send the strike group is the prudent thing to do. >> north korea has been engaged in a pattern of provocative behavior. this is a rogue regime that is now a nuclear-capable regime. the president has asked us to be prepared, to give him a full range of options to remove that threat to the american people and to our allies and partners in the region. >> reporter: last month the battle group took part in annual military exercises with south korean and japanese allies, sending a signal to north korea. on saturday president trump spoke to the heads of south korea and japan to discuss the north korean threat. and that same day, arthel, the head of the pacific command ordered that u.s. aircraft carrier to reverse course, canceling a previously-scheduled port call in australia. among the warships in the carl vincent strike group are two destroyers and a cruiser capable of launching tom

i was talking to caroline lucas, the co—chair, the co—leader of the green party tonight, and she wase liberal democrats in some constituencies, and maybe they would stand aside to give a pro remain party a clear run. you might get voters thinking the same way, so down in the south—west of the country, where the lib dems lost seats in a big way in 2015, they will be looking to reverse that against the conservatives this time around, so you might get some labour voters saying gabo we will vote for the lib dems to force the conservatives out. it might not be a rerun of the referendum, but there will be tactical voting along brexit lines. a number of you are asking whether the new constituency changes in the uk will be put in place for this election, christian said he was pretty sure they wouldn't be. we have checked, they definitely will not be, we are on the old constituencies, nothing has changed. and a question from jim constituencies, nothing has changed. and a question fromjim in essex in the uk, any chance of other parties being upfront about a coalition to win floating voters? le

fox news pentagon producer lucas tomlinson has the very latest. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hey, julie. fox news has just learned new details about ramped-up efforts by the u.s. military to protect the nearly 1,000 u.s. special operations forces and marines on the ground in syria. now, that's led to some, a slight decline in airstrikes against isis in syria, and as a result, you now have more u.s. air force f-22 fighter jets -- these are stealth fighter jets which fly out of the air force base in turkey, a short flight away from syria. for the moment, u.s. officials say the assad regime has not made any threatening moves, the russians will step up efforts to protect assad's air defenses. russian jets have been operating in syria since 2015. and, of course, the u.s. military is making this move in case there's any threatening moves from the russians or syrians. fox news was also given new details about the targets struck at the syrian air base, 23 syrian jets were destroy canned at that air base, three rocket launchers, two sa-6 surface to air missile sites, aircraft hangars and building

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caroline: lucas shaw there. theof company made waves after reports it is considering an unusual way to satisfy investors. a directs weighing listing brother than a traditional ipo and would not involve underwriters and would price speculation like we saw with snap. we spoke with one of the backers at lead edge capital. take a listen. direct listing is quite positive. we think it signals confidence by management. first and foremost, the company reflects this idea that the business is financially sound and they have enough cash to support the business and don't need to raise billions of dollars in an ipo to be sustainable and successful. is that it does challenge this notion that a business needs to go through the traditional roadshow and process , but our view is that great companies, great businesses roadshowd the ipo necessarily to have a following from the investment community. we believe in management's capacity to do the right thing for the business and shareholders and are not convinced the ipo roadshow is

porque acÁ como vimos en el video, lucas ahorita o sea, lo que pasÓ fue un paso de tartamudez temporalran blo caeresperanmr esperanbloquearse en este niÑo desarrollan ansiedad, se frustran, y disminuyen la concentraciÓn y cuando vemos que nos funcionan como otros niÑos nos dan pena en este deseo de seguir, y esto es parte de nuestro efecto como padres de trabajar con la tartamudez >>> es un error o correcto terminar la frase que el bebÉ empezÓ >>> es importante no interrumpir al niÑo lo que hacemos es causar mÁs ansiedad. incluso en algunos niÑos, pacientes de la clÍnica tienen problemas en la tartamudez y no quieren hablar porque estÁn conscientes que van a tartamudear y papÁ y mama les dicen algo y los amigos prefieren callar. >>> me lo impactÓ cuando lucas me dijo no lo sÉ, y uno trata en una tartamudez mental como papÁ le digo o no >>> y tambiÉn como padres nosotros tenemos la tendencia de decirles relÁjate, calmate. sin embargo eso tampoco ayuda porque aumenta el estrÉs. eliÑo estÁ consciente y quiere calmarse, quiere relajarse, pero no puede. >>> claro porque tiene, relÁjate, no

that's what lucas footnote 7 stands for. and palazzolo points out the principle that you cannot then go forward and say, oh, well, the state has redefined this -- justice kagan: well, again, i think -- mr. groen: -- so now you -- justice kagan: -- palazzolo depends on the buyers having the exact same takings claim as the sellers, which it seems to me does not exist in this case. but let me ask you a different -- a different way around the question, which is, whether you think reasonable expectations matter at all in your framework? mr. groen: the reasonable expectations that were addressed in lucas footnote 7 are the expectations that grow out of the traditional understandings of property law. people understand when they buy a lot in a subdivision that they are buying a -- a -- a lot that has a right of use, that -- that has a deed, that has geographic boundaries, and that's -- justice kagan: ok. mr. groen: -- what they are relying upon. justice kagan: but here, if i'm buying property in this area, i also know that there are

eric: lucas thank you. arthel: a strong message from trump administration with secretary of state rex tillerson, now saying that u.s. missile strike on a syrian airbase should be a warning to other countries, those strikes, after a chemical weapons attack in syria left at least 70 dead last week. fox news spoke to a survive or of that attack, a man who lost and buried hidden tear family -- his entire family, including twin babies. benjamin hall is joining us now with the latest. reporter: it was watching video of horrific chemical attack that drove president trump to intervene in syria launching the missile, speaking today, people who watch their family taken from them, it is easy to understand what drove him, and it was sobering moment. among family we spoke to were abdul hameed, the face of the tragedy, and reunited with family members who did survive, he lost 22. he described to us some thing he saw. >> as i entered house, whole family was dead. grown ups, dead. family on top of each other, my wife, my c

but lucas noticed him right as he was snapping the pic. george lucas had the entire row saved.ean penn at the movie theater, but she didn't take a picture. (darya) now to bay area baseball... the oakland a's opening their season at the coliseum. warriors star klay thompson was also in attendance. the team started the night by honoring rickey henderson. gary liked seeing dave stewart at the game. but jose conseco was the most fun to see... he was in the broadcast booth and was really good. gary says it was like a blast from the past last night and the a's won too. (darya) a person with knowledge of the decision says tony romo is retiring rather than trying to chase a super bowl with another team after losing his starting job with the dallas cowboys. the all-time passing leader for the storied franchise is headed to the broadcast booth after considering those offers. gary says the rumor is that he's going to work for cbs and be the numner one analyst and replace phil simms. i think they should have a broadcast booth draft and all of the athletes that retire or should retire can b

alguno de los actores y george lucas, participarÁn en algunas de las celebraciones.ue el elegido para representar a jesÚs, camina descalzo, es objeto de latigazos, carga con una cruz que pesa casi 100 kilos, y terminada atado a esa cruz . paulina gÓmez, nos lleva a vivir esa "pasiÓn de cristo". >> cada aÑo esperamos esto con fervor, y de alguna otra manera de su muy representativo... que ha formado parte de nuestra vida. reportera con fe y devociÓn, los actores escenifican la Última cena, la traiciÓn de judas, los azotes, las tres caÍdas y el momento cumbre. la crucifixiÓn en el cerro de la estrella, que hoy es el monte... mÁs de 2,000,000 de personas, llegaron hasta aquÍ para ser testigos del vÍa crucis de jesÚs. en 1983, hubo una epidemia en esta ciudad, y desde ese momento se sigue haciendo esta celebraciÓn. esta tradiciÓn se aprende desde pequeÑos, aquÍ todos cargar la cruz como francisco, de sÓlo 11 aÑos. "un tÍo es el que hace la cruz". presentador: esta noche los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. la retÓrica migratoria, repercute en la economÍa de estados unid

thank you, lucas shaw in l.a. for us. uber has lifted the lid on its financials.cedented move, the privately held company shared the numbers exclusively with bloomberg. doubledross more than last year. net losses, $50.8 billion. the culture comes under fire and top executives flee with claims of a toxic work culture. joining us is eric newcomer who got the numbers. also covering uber is brad stone who wrote the book on uber. let's ask the key question. why did they drop the numbers? >> they have to mount the last couple of quarters. we got them the first half of the year. they come out and it is the whim of members leaking them to frame them and share what they will. uber felt they could own the message more. this is an experimental step. caroline: what did you read into the numbers? i was blown away by the growth but the hefty losses. $1 billion they are managing to splash each quarter. >> extraordinary growth on the top line, $6.5 billion over the year. we have seen this movie before. 2000, glosses over $1 billion. >> $52 billion. >> $1.4 billion at the time. 50