here's lucas hedges in "boy erased."nd -- >> yeah, no. >> and there are some things that upset me. >> but you are. >> you let me down. >> you're angry. >> why do i have to be angry? >> just sit. sit down. >> i'm not a dog! and i don't think anyone is responsible for me, so i don't see how it's going to help picking someone to blame or hate. >> if you don't hate anyone, jarred, then where is all this anger coming from? >> because you're making me angry. >> there you go. i want you to use that. >> i'm not going to pretend i hate my father. i don't hate my father! >> jarred, you do! >> you don't know me! you're all crazy! all of you! >> just -- jarred. >> you're in my chair! there you go. i hate you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lucas hedges, erybody. see him in "the waverly gallery" on broadway and in the movie, "boy erased in select theaters november 2nd. we'll be right back with gigi hadid, everybody. cheers and applause ] ♪ sometimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. [announcer] all mil

she travels to the bruno mounts a fund to meet her closest ally lucas strom. ross was keeping everything in he wasn't throwing any pieces of paper away and you know i think this is interesting. all these beds are very interesting i mean on the smoking gun it's these yeah i mean all this is sort of entry everything's but with this i mean he really has a problem. shortly after bruno disappeared lucas took over the reins of the foundation that bruno had established. he knew instinctively that they had to take a new direction and since then he had been at the forefront of investigating the timber industry. everyone knows there is a huge corruption involved in the tropical timber business the world bank says it interpol says it everyone knows it. my impression was we have to do more on the legal side. we have to tackle the system and we have to follow the money. papers are a real breakthrough for the thai prime an empire is bigger more complex and more global than we ever imagined we even found his family our f.b.i. building in seattle what we have to do now is dig

please welcome, lucas hedges. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lucas, soy: you've had a really great couple of years. you were oscar-nominated -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: for "manchester by the sea." >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and now, you're in two movies now, and going to make your broadway debut. it's good to be you right now, buddy >> yeah man. thank you, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] good to be here. >> jimmy: tell us -- tell us a a bit about you. i know -- how did you get in the business? your dad was a screenwriter? >> yeah. my dad is a screenwriter and filmmaker, and when i was in fourth grade he gave me one line in his movie, "dan in real life," which got cut, sadly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he cut you out of the film? >> yeah, yeah. he put -- i mean, it was -- my dad is the sweetest person in the world. so, he kind of invented the scene for me that i just heely down the hallway and say hi to the main character. >> jimmy: you heely down the hallway? >> i heely. you know what a heely is? >> jimmy: no. >> you don't know what heelys

nine months later, benton called lucas a puppy, and lucas challenged him and lucas was shot but recoverednot long after, lucas's friends whispered that benton had been too scared to shorten the distance on the dueling ground and they dual again and this time benton killed lucas. explain the dual. how long were they allowed in this country, and how did it work? joanne: duals were illegal, even in this period. pretty much everywhere. there were anti-dueling laws, and the lawmakers were violating those laws. they were elite and they did what they did and they typically were not penalized for in any way. down south, dueling is illegal, but increasingly in the south, it is something that gentlemen do, particularly local -- political gentlemen. i guess lawyers as well. it was a way to prove your reputation. if you were humiliated in an election, you could be involved in a dual to prove that you deserve to be a leader. if someone insulted you, it would be a way for you to push off the insult and prove it was not true. not all affairs honor get to the dueling ground. the point is to prove that yo

nine months later, benton called lucas a puppy, and lucas challenged him and lucas was shot but recoveredt long after, lucas's friends began whispering benton had been too scared to shorten the distance on the dueling ground and they duelled again, this time benton killed lucas. explain the duel. how long were they allowed in the country, and how did they work? joanne: duels were illegal, even in this period. brian: everywhere? joanne: different states, different ways, but pretty much everywhere. there were anti-dueling laws, and the lawmakers were violating those regularly. part of that was because they were elite folk, who did what they did, typically not penalized for it in any way. isth and south, dueling illegal but increasingly in the south, it is something that gentlemen do, particularly local political gentlemen. i guess lawyers as well. defenda way to prove, your reputation. if you were humiliated in an election, you could be involved in a duel to prove you are a man of honor who deserved to be a leader. if someone insulted you, a duel would be a way to push off the insult and pr

gayle just got the ride of her life with lucas the ride of her life with lucas oil. and get this...she had to do it twice... because during her first flight.. they forgot to turn the camera on! so for her second flight... she sure enjoyed it! it!sure enjoyed flight... she second so for her camera on! to turn the they forgot flight..her first because during to do it twice... this... she had and get oil.life with lucas the ride of her gayle just got barrel rolls... and dips... to barrel rolls... gayle just got life with lucas oil. and get this... she had to do it twice... because during her first flight.. they forgot to turn the camera on!second flight... she sure enjoyed it! (jr stone) back by (jr stone) (jr stone) back by popular demand... justine and her team oracle flight. back... because i requested it! if you missed it....enjoy. "ahhhh!!"(justine) last year during fleet last year (justine) "ahhhh!!" "ahhhh!!" (justine) last year during fleet week.. i took a ride on the team oracle stunt plane with pilot sean tucker. watching it again is making watching it again is making me feel

luca stays with us.ly says there is no plan b after the eu demands unprecedented changes to bring its budget into line. in an exclusive interview, just that they contact -- the prime minister said he will not gamble with the nation's future. we feel very comfortable. we feel at home in europe. we think the euro will ease our currency, the currency of my kid, 11 years old. the currency of migrant children. francine: so how should investors be positioned? concern with italy is that a lot of people are telling me that brussels needs to be more flexible. but no matter, spreads are whitening and it is a italian banks that could suffer. at -- italy has still cyclically readjusted, so there is some room. the problem is not the deficit. the problem is that the measures that have been announced are not particularly supportive. the government is not addressing this. that is the main problem. it would be very different if you spend more for bridges or infrastructure. but what the government is doing is wrong. that

let's bring in lucas shaw.ue was not just subscriber numbers themselves, but the idea of rising competition. some of these numbers seem like they would put fears to rest. lucas: netflix as almost 7 million in the quarter and is on pace for its biggest year yet. they have now done this year after year. last year, they added between 23 and 24 million customers. this year, they are on pace to 29 million. that is pretty staggering in its 20th year of existence to be setting this much growth. they say they welcome people to come and play with us in this paid web tv where they are so far ahead of everyone else. joe: what stood out to you the most? investors are blown away. when you look at the big picture, what strikes you about this business right now? lucas: the forecast for the fourth quarter was the one that surprised me because it is the only time i've ever seen a nine in this of scrub edition -- subscriber addition for them. the more i dig into international numbers, even if they missed their forecast this year

is lucas shaw who covers the company for us. lucas, pull out the subscriber -- highlights for us. the forecast for subscriber is beating estimates but the earnings forecast is light. lucas: the thing would netflix is that investors always look at this a cyber number -- subscriber number. by and large, the revenue story for netflix has been pretty positive because they are boosting the amount of revenue they get for subscriber means each subscriber they sign-up should be net positive for them. they are on pace to add 29 million customers this year. i went into this quarter thinking it was possible that they would report a decline in subscribers. instead, they post their biggest you're ever by about 5 million. at a certain point, you run out of superlatives to talk about the growth of this company. emily: andre, what do you believe is driving this growth? is it the new netflix original shows? the do not believe it is new netflix original content at all. i think there is a certain part of the success of netflix that can be attributed now over the last few quarters to a rising tide fl

this archway leads to a place that martin luther must have known all too well the estates of lucas the elder a man were greatly contributed to the spreading of luther's ideas. can cause a smart business man pharmacist publican the mayor but above all painter a man of challenge and influence. oh oh oh oh under as medscape gets visitors here every day his historical printing shop features portraits of all the reformations big players including lucas comma and martin luther. underarms has his own theory about why the two reformers came to cooperate let's hop on the time machine it's fifteen seventeen and luther's theses have been nailed to the door of the church but what happened next but he did look all of the other species lasted about a day and a half on the door because of the bad weather there was a debate in the town hall about how to make it easier for people to read motor species. he's not well just on their own one man stood up. the elder about he said friends i'm not just a painter i also have a pretty press give me the text and some money. and that's how in fifteen seventeen lu

spurs were, though, the better side, and after lucas moura equalised, harry kane finished a fine moveput them ahead. but there was still time for a twist, psv snatching a late leveller that leaves tottenham's champions league hopes hanging by a thread.

let's get more on this from scott lucas he's professor of american studies at the university of birmingham in the u.k. he's also founder of the enduring america web site on u.s. politics and foreign policy welcome to you how credible do you think are these accusations of a link between violent political rhetoric and physical acts of violence. or of course i don't think donald trump is directly responsible for at least seven pipe bomb attacks on people from brock obama to hillary clinton to the billionaire george soros but that's not the point here the point is whether troops language opens up a space for people to think they are justified in carrying out such a tot's because this is a worthwhile campaign against transferees enemies of the people and i think you honestly have to question that when donald trump praises as he did last week a republican congressman who body slammed a reporter there when donald trump as he did in two thousand and six teeth implicitly called on gun owners to take action against hillary clinton that even if trump says oh i didn't mean this literally that the impr

lucas: yeah.amous tv producers and show runners who ofe hundreds of millions dollars and in a couple of cases, more than that because of make ation, where you show for cbs, nbc, a main network come and it gets reruns and vhs tapes and dvds, and you get paid for the next 40 years. that market for syndication has started to dry up in large part because of netflix. you don't see a lot of shows getting sold for multiple million dollars in reruns and those types of deals. so you are having to accept more money up front. however, in the rare case you have a huge hit on a broadcast network, there is still a lot of money in that back end. shonda rimes, i'm sure, still gets paid a lot of money for reruns of gray's anatomy and she made a populated choice it was worth it to her to have the creative freedom at netflix and get all the money up front, and sacrifice maybe a little money on the backend. netflix,nd works in a amazon, hulu world, we are still working out. jason: in the pursuit section, also a holly

and then i read that he had been advising george lucas on the star wars film. so i called him up and he said, "of course i'd love to sit and talk with you." cbs wouldn't consider it, my friends at pbs, th saw the value of it and they put up a good bit of the money that i had to raise to do it. and we did 20 some-odd hours over two summers '85 and '86 at george lucas's skywalker ranch. - so myths are stories of the search by men and women through the ages for meaning, for significance, to make life signify, to touch the eternal, to understand the mysterious, to find out who we are. people say that what we're all seeking is a meaning for life. ti don't think that's wwe're re. i think what we're seeking is an experience of being alive so that the life experiences that we have on th purely physical plan will have residencwithin te the life experiences of our own inner-most being and reality. and that we actually feel the rapture of being alive. at's what it's all finalabout, e d clues help us to fwithin o. - the reaction initially from the station was, "what?" gu t

lucas: no.ig media companies, some of them have plenty of leverage, like cbs, was a lot of thesebut most of companies are very profitable and they do not need to raise money, also they are not increasing their content spend the same way netflix is. companies like apple and amazon, applethey are, but again, is sitting on so much cash that it is not a concern for them. seem for amazon, they are companies with much more robust business is an entertainment is basically a marketing spend. emily: thank you so much, lucas shaw come up for keeping us updated. meantime, billionaire richard ranson stepped down as chairman of virgin hyperloop, the company that planned on building a supersonic transport system. he said that company is a more hands-on chairman. last week, the financial times reported that saudi arabia pulled on a planned deal with the company after richard branson halted investment talks in the wake of the disappearance of journalist, jamal khashoggi. who wins the global ai race? china, the

spurs were, though, the better side, and after lucas moura equalised, harry kane finished a fine move them ahead. but there was still time for a twist, psv snatching a late leveller that leaves tottenham's champions league hopes hanging by a thread. david ornstein, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's evan davis. conservative mps have backed theresa may this evening. but don't worry, you can expect them to revert to the usual business of bad—mouthing her soon. we'll hear from the education secretary damian hinds. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up. it's 50 up for mo salah at liverpool, as they brush aside red star at anfield. 10—man tottenham's champions league woes continue. they're held to a 2—2 draw at psv eindhoven. first no england call up — now, no club matches for gloucester‘s danny cipriani. he gets a three—week ban for his red card against munster. hello and thanks forjoining us. drought. what goal drought? mohamed salah scored twice t

caroline lucas, how do you take action?any for their silence how'd you get around that? you stop the organisations in questions from being able to strike that kind of agreement. the problem is it isn't the fact that perhaps it makes something go quiet around that issue, that person has accepted the payoff for, you don't get the cumulative set of evidence against a person or organisation, which means it gets much harder to tackle those issues later on down the line. the government should look at taking action on this issue. we had a house of commons commission meeting this afternoon following the bullying report the other week. how far is this place is still not facing up to the allegations of bullying and harassment of staff? we've got a major problem here. i sat on the steering group the leader of the house convened. i pushed for the whole process to be independent. i lost that battle because others still said when it came to deciding a sanction against the mp who had done wrong it should be mps to make that decision. you

look at lucas and take a wild guess.t do, kpix 5. >>> tesla issued this statement about the delays saying we made many improvements to these processes throughout the quarter, and plan to make further improvements. as part of this effort, we continue to deliver vehicles at their homes or office. >>> the city of san jose has voted to give drivonmo impound fees. thty has me the highest fees in the state. some people even end up leaving their cars at the tow yards because they can't afford to get them out. on average it could cost about $640 to reclaim a towed car after just one night. officials are looking at lowering the fee by $150, and are now working out those details. >>> also tonight a warning from the dmv about some fake websites. the agency says some sites are charging customers bogus fees to complete a driver's license and i.d. card application online. the dmv says it does not charge fees to complete an electronic application. it is investigating whether there are any violations of the consumer protection laws. >>>

and that's how in fifteen seventeen lucas con off became the reformations first printer here's a small copy of the ninety five theses all this product realized the popularity of luther's ideas he told luther that he would print whatever he wrote a month. later put out a collection of luther's writings and a series of pamphlets such as on the freedom of a christian man. and that's how looters ideas spread throughout the german speaking world. and people kept asking who is this martin luther what does he look like that gave the idea to paint like this portrait to mention but he said i am an artist. so in a sense mediæval multimedia expert can also functioned as the reformations p.r. manager. the last visitors of the day arrive at all saints church time to take stock of my trip. if you're interested at all in martin luther and the exciting times of reformation you should definitely plan to visit back it's full of locations that bear testimony to the religious revolution and you can even lay your head down in some of the places where history once took its course and that is exactly what i

look at lucas and take a wild guess. kiet do, kpix 5. >> tesla said: omers at their home or office..." time now is 4- straight ahead this morning... taylor swift... is returning to an award show stage... for the first time in three years! the details... and your top >>> time now 4:53. straight ahead this morning, taylor swift is returning to an awards show stage for the first time in three years. we'll have the details and your top entertainment headlines next. vocal cords for the american music awards. robert gray has your eye on ainment report >>> spider-man is preparing to swing back into theaters. and taylor swift is warming up her vocal cords. >> reporter: for the first time in three years, taylor swift will perform at an awards show. she will open the american music awards next week performing her single, i did something bad. the show airs tuesday night. a new trailer is out for spider-man. the next incarnation of the superhero, this animated version introduces fans to brooklyn teenager miles morales who is one of

their very strongly at that time had to be destroyed for near liberalism to take place and we have lucas aerospace workers actually being able to see. the stifling of innovation that happens through capitalism people know today steve jobs who appears in in your film and think of them as great innovators something because theirs was discovering the balance sheets and realizing presumed like apple workers haven't. how far these big companies these great business success stories are basically subsidized by ordinary people that was an important part of what they did as well they really talk about it in the film they talk about the fact that. not only did they did both products but they start in looking at the company they started looking at the fact and one of them at one point quotes and he says ok they made hundred twenty five million profit over and over they paid ten thousand five hundred in tax and then the next line is grants received from the government. ten million for really tax grants received from the government ten million three hundred s. and so pretty much the exact amount that

welcome to our special edition of check in this time our presenters lucas degas and nicole girlish are visiting the german state of bot inverting back it's located in southwestern germany and is a popular holiday destination in every season.

we'll talk more about that with scott lucas later in this newscast.ut nathan diament, we appreciate your time and perspective. we will, of course, continue to follow the story. >> the alleged shooter was not known to authorities, but he went from being somebody who is not known to as our guest said being deranged. >> right. >> something is not right there. we'll have more on the mass shooting in pittsburgh a little bit later in this hour. another story we're following is out of england. a helicopter belonging to the owner of leicester city football club crashed just outside their stadium, that's near birmingham, england. >> this happened about an hour after the home game. no word yet if the club's owner was on board. >> sports journalist mark bolton is on the scene in leicester for us right now. and, mark, what is the latest on the crash there? have they figured out who was on that helicopter? >> we have heard very little officially. some of the reason for that may be to pay respect to inform family of the tragedy. we witnessed with video footage of o

lucas, hi. >> hi. >> hi, nicole. how are you?>> she was killing it that whole day. >> he's a good son. >> this is based on a true story, a book. you have met the actual characters. does that -- does it make it a little more daunting when you're telling a story knowing who it is based on? >> i think definitely. i fell in love with jared's voice in the book. when i got to meet him, we had a connection. i thought, i can be of service to him and tell his story. >> i saw the movie and what struck me, besides your excellence every day, just like lucas said. in all seriousness, they're amazing performances. this is a controversial subject. but i thought it was handled with such care. and there weren't any easy villains. and i thought that was quite a feat, given the subject matter. >> well, you're telling the story of a very compassionate family. and the relationship between the mother and the son is so beautiful. and you really see that. >> and the father and son's relationship is, as well. >> and complicated. and so, i think it delves

let's bring in luca palini and scott ren senior global equity manager. luca, good morning to you. good afternoon, i should say gosh, this day is flying by. we do have this one piece of uncertainty out of the way with the new nafta. usmca. earnings season is beginning and still have trade tensions with china. how should you position your portfolio. >> i think, look, what happened today from my point of view is not really a big deal. i think obviously it shows u.s. administration is willing to compromise i think this may be good news when you look at china the big deal is u.s. economy it's obviously a very important thing for mexico and canada. for the u.s., i don't think it's a big deal but tells you the u.s. administration is willing to compromise and would be incredibly bullish for markets >> do you think the u.s. economy is strong enough to help propel us forward into the final quarter of the year or see the highs of the year follow forward. >> the u.s. economy is in very good shape the problem is the expectation that incredibly high and this is the same for earnings. once expec

a museum says mr lucas let's see the unsub. slaves on the so called change to suck up to his confidence boost such. a. place that people have put big dreams on the big screen play. movie magazine on the w. . cut. shift patched. today a special edition focusing on digital berlin. with hyper lapsed views of the city gaming grannies on the internet and the pair of them on alter in three d. but first female startup founders berlin is seen as one of the most important cities in the world for startups many of them are digital and most are set up by men but women in the german capital are looking to conquer the tech world too. in the bench and that there are lots of situations where i wish women just had more guts. instead of all this self-criticism and self-doubt i wish they'd just take a leap of faith get out there and get something of their own going. sophie chung from austria had the guts to do it in twenty fifteen she founded a health platform which supports patients around the globe in their search for the right doctor over four

welcome to a special edition of check in this time our presenters lucas dika and nicole for girlish are visiting the german state of bot inverting back it's located in southwestern germany and is a popular holiday destination in every season.

of the match finished seven one for the hosts thanks to a stunning performance from twenty year old luca your bitch. believe will five times including some strikes of breath taking quality with the first two coming in the first half. and this is what it looked like in the second half of just drove people . at the serbian goal machine added another three to his tally as the first player to school five in shirt at frankfurt's biggest win in thirty four games. that's quite the statement there from frank first in the sort of talking by needed to do on the pitch involves book after four games without the win in all competitions the bavarians needed more than just to win and also that truly bizarre press conference on friday they were well in the limelight now the players and the coaches the bosses have vowed to protect or put on even more pressure let's see if new coach and the under fire squad were up to the top. coco fox carried his usual calm demeanor even if he was feeling pressure to turn things around it didn't show no thomas moore good nor frank rebury were starting in this one prior t