this is 16—year—old lucas.imately 16:30 he's been allegedly assaulted by a group of people, and sustained a single incision wound to the left upper quadrant. lucas perry has been stabbed in the chest. one of two knife victims admitted to the royal london hospital this evening. his painkillers haven't kicked in. they've just got to open him up and see where the knife‘s gone, what it's hit, and take it from there, really. there's lots of things that could go wrong. it's absolutely awful. consultant martin griffiths will soon operate on lucas. he's stable, but nothing's certain. how you doing? i'm right here, open your eyes, look at me, take my hand. what's your name? lucas. how old are you? 16. and what happened to you? i got stabbed. the attacker‘s knife pierced his liver and punctured his stomach, after lucas refused to hand over his bike and phone to a group of teen robbers. martin is a veteran of the violence, but even he's shocked at what's happening now. we know we're seeing a lot more, about 10% rise year

this is 16—year—old lucas. he has allegedly been assaulted by a group of people. a single incision wound to the left upper quadrant. lucas perry has been stabbed in the chest. one of two knife victims admitted to the royal london hospital this evening. his painkillers haven't kicked in. 0k, chest x—ray, complete primary. co nsulta nt chest x—ray, complete primary. consultant martyn griffiths will $0011 consultant martyn griffiths will soon operate on lucas. he is a stabilised but nothing is certain. how are you doing? i'm right here. open your eyes. look at me. what's your name? lucas. how old are you? 16. and what happened to you? the attacker‘s knife pierced his stomach. e11 refused to hand over his phone to a group of tina roberts.|j get a phone call that my son had been stabbed. theyjust can't believe... it's absolutely awful. they have just got to open him up and see where the knife has gone, what it said, and take it from there, really. there's lots of things that could go wrong. lucas was randomly assaul

this is 16—year—old lucas.oximately 16.30, he's been allegedly assaulted by a group of people, and sustained a single incision wound to the left upper quadrant. lucas perry has been stabbed in the chest. one of two knife victims admitted to the royal london hospital this evening. his painkillers haven't kicked in. they've just got to open him up and see where the knife‘s gone, what it's hit, and take it from there, really. there's lots of things that could go wrong. it's absolutely awful. consultant martin griffiths will soon operate on lucas. he's stable, but nothing's certain. how you doing? i'm right here, open your eyes, look at me, take my hand. what's your name? lucas. how old are you? 16. and what happened to you? i got stabbed. the attacker‘s knife pierced his liver and punctured his stomach, after lucas refused to hand over his bike and phone to a group of teen robbers. martin is a veteran of the violence, but even he's shocked at what's happening now. we know we're seeing a lot more, about 10% rise ye

this is 16—year—old lucas.y 16:30 he's been allegedly assaulted by a group of people, and sustained a single incision wound to the left upper quadrant. lucas perry has been stabbed in the chest. one of two knife victims admitted to the royal london hospital this evening. his painkillers haven't kicked in. they've just got to open him up and see where the knife‘s gone, what it's hit, and take it from there, really. there's lots of things that could go wrong. it's absolutely awful. consultant martin griffiths will soon operate on lucas. he's stable, but nothing's certain. how you doing? i'm right here, open your eyes, look at me, take my hand. what's your name? lucas. how old are you? 16. and what happened to you? i got stabbed. the attacker‘s knife pierced his liver and punctured his stomach, after lucas refused to hand over his bike and phone to a group of teen robbers. martin is a veteran of the violence, but even he's shocked at what's happening now. we know we're seeing a lot more, about 10% rise year on yea

ed: lucas tomlinson live in washington. thank you. we were joking around about deep state and who is playing in the swamp. this is serious business. this comes what lucas was just reporting the fbi manipulating the situation with general flynn we just learned in the last 24 to 48 hours this review of the justice department fbi behavior how the russia probe started has now

thanks to lucas ilario made the difference now for more goals in our contacts section. had a born had been waiting for their 1st win and against the time to celebrate or finally come. i would like to 1st congratulate stefan for the 1st one is legal when he didn't have to come against us but i think it was a long they've changed the fairly. how to derive thanks to a moment of magic from other from need some theory scoring his maiden blunder see get go. the fans circling enjoyed that one. as in the kite burger was pulling the strings for part of born just before the hour the midfielder whipped in a delightful cross for the past i'm shown love. and enjoying every 2nd of it's. when close at the end but keep a little played single ensured possible and kept the 1st clean sheet of the campaign and got a 1st 3 pointer since returning to the top flight. a strike worthy of winning any blueness league clash but would it be enough for chapter to be hoffenheim it was merely a glorious consolation. 33 minutes to some she was cool some young look idea kendall coffey trying to lead in

interviewing lucas is an amazing kick for me lucas isn't his real name and we can't show his face the work it does is highly sensitive . he works in cyber espionage germany's foreign intelligence agency the b.m.d. but no one is supposed to know that. we hardly allowed to film anything including handing in our cellphones and passing through a number of security checks. we need lucas in a distant corner of the building a press box person and a safety officer i present throughout the entire interview. what exactly do you do you know obviously i can't go into detail about what exactly it is i do basically i'm a hacker that i intrude into i.t. systems to gain information that it's true that the typical cases involve figuring out what's happening abroad. you might want to know what's going on in country x. or y. . for example you want to find out about weapons and defense technology somewhere organized crime or of course terrorism these are all areas in which there's a serious demand for hacking. he makes this sound very. lucas's about 30 s. much as he's willing to say. by himself ringback

thanks to lucas a lhari out. the difference now for more goals in our contacts section. thank you. all had a bone have been waiting for their 1st win and against the time to celebrate our finally come. i would like to 1st congratulate stefan for the 1st one is legal when he didn't have to come against us but i think it was long they've changed. how to derive thanks to a moment of magic from other. scoring his maiden bundestag gold. fans certainly enjoyed that one. has never quite berger was pulling the strings for part of born just before the alamo the midfielder whipped in a delightful cross for the past i'm sure love to know love and enjoying every 2nd of it. with close at the end but people will put single ensured possible and keep their 1st clean sheet of their campaign and go to 1st 3 pointer since returning to the top flight. just trying worthy of winning and he blew his league clash but would it be and now perhaps have to be tough and time was merely a glorious consolation. 33 minutes is such a school for me to look idea kendall coffey can't believe. in just 5 minutes later

that is what the spokesperson says what does lucas say. i get to do things that aren't legal in the outside world i also get to feel i've done something useful my contribution ends up in the report and makes a difference it's not just the standard security tests that companies carry out. but actually has consequences in terms of foreign policy. i enjoy that out and it's worth getting paid less for a low in fact the pay is pretty decent. lucas county imagine working anywhere else he's a civil servants or doesn't need to worry about getting fired but anonymity is everything. a few people know what i do. my immediate family and some close friends know it too. but in general the response is ok you work for the foreign intelligence agency this time obviously you can talk about it and so it. does by me and i'm good friends with 2 or 3 of my colleagues so if i really need to i can always drop by their offices and let off some steam all scots humans. think that must be strange leading a double life knowing things the general public will never be a

before kickoff the buy in players paid tribute to their injured center backs nicholas and lucas 7 and then they were placed by jerome but sang and benjamin who provided the highlights of the 1st half with the opening call it was a moment of true quality from the frenchman he pounced on the loose ball smashing home a 1st time effort the combined power and persuasion to get by in the late in the 30 minutes. it took them until the 2nd half to double that late with the inevitable go from robert leaven to ski. it was no surprise that the poll found the net be ruthlessly capitalized on a lucky bounce to become the 1st ever player to score on each of the opening night but does lead to much to ease. the game looks a subpar and then a handball in the books by even parish handed only on a lifeline. sebastian anderson stepped up and saw his effort saved money well know everything it's not just 11 top speed he's on form. at the other end by and pushed for another goal live and he went close to making it 3 nil but he and such can every fail to be inspired refound t.k. which union keeper was clearl

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lucas: they say originals. you see netflix and it strategy switch from doing bulk deals for old library to than funneling that into new products. if you want to sign up customers, you need originals to do that. reruns are not super useful for bringing in new people. you don't walk down the street and say you should sign up for this service, they have friends. friends is available on a lot of places. reruns are useful for the in between moments. what netflix has said is most of its users alternate between a show and a movie and they are trying to essentially replace cable with a couple of streaming services and cable has both new shows and reruns. if you want to offer a full experience, you are going to mix new big hits with the new ones -- old ones. taylor: remind us quickly, who are the big streaming companies vying for the shows? lucas: with south park, it sounds like the biggest bidders are probably hbo max, peacock, which is comcast. hulu which currently has the rights. maybe amazon. i am told netflix is no

lucia lucas. it has been more than five yea rs before lucas.era at the time said... just one question. "what happens to your voice?" i‘ve done some research on that and for better or worse it doesn‘t change. that and for better or worse it doesn't change. and so for that baritone voice she makes the journey each evening from she to he. curtain call in 15 minutes. thanks. on stage you play male roles. is that uncomfortable? not really. it actually justifies the difficulty that i have as a child. i knew that i was not team boy. i‘ve always been acting but now ijust do it on stage. if it had been a choice of singing or being yourself? be myself. 100%. i never envisioned that i could do both at the same time. he thought it would be the end of your career? yes, of course. five yea rs of your career? yes, of course. five years on and rather than ending her career it has blossomed. transitional hormones haven‘t affected that extraordinary voice and tonight a debut on the london opera stage, another barrier broken. david sillito, bbc news. 0rpheus in t

lucas has been stabbed in the chest.n him up and see where the knife has gone, what it has hit. and take it from there, really. there are a lot of things that could go wrong. it is absolutely awful. consultant martin griffiths will soon operate on lucas. he is stable, but nothing is certain. how are you doing? it hurts. i'm right here, open your eyes. look at me. take my hand. what is your name? lucas. how old are you? 16. 16? and what happened to you? i got stabbed. the attacker‘s knife pierces liver and punctured his stomach. after lucas refused to hand his bike and phone to a group of teen robbers. martin is a veteran of the violence, but even he shocked by what is happening now. we know we are seeing a lot more. about a 10% rise year—on—year. and we get the feeling we are seeing more complex wounds. what do you think is going on, then? what is going on out there? i hope it isjust a blip. i worry that there is a change in attitude towards knife injury, that people are becoming better educated in how to cause more dama

taylor: thank you to lucas shaw in los angeles, covering all things netflix. with more, i want to turn over to analyst eric from new york. what was your biggest take away from today's report? >> ultimately subscriber growth is slowing in the u.s. they missed slightly on their previous guidance after a negative q2. what this means going into q4 and 2020 is they are not growing as much as they have in the past , partially because half of all households subscribe to netflix at the moment. this is concerning for them, moving into the new reality of competition with disney, at&t, apple. previously companies like disney and at&t provided a lot of content for netflix and they were partners. now they are turning into competitors and this is a difficult problem for netflix to solve moving forward. taylor: you bring up the competition. let's go there. all we heard from the company was next quarter would bring some modest headwinds to the company, given the competition. themuch can they withstand fact that in the fourth quarter they are getting companies like apple tv pl

lucas: international is the biggest one.hey already have a ton of comedies, dramas scripted programs in the u.s. all of the growth going forward, or most will be international. they report earnings tomorrow. 6.2 million of the projected 7 million new customers are supposed to come out of the u.s. you've seen a dramatic scale up new programs from europe, asia latin america, even africa and , the middle east. i thing you will see more that moving forward. taylor: bloomberg's lucas shaw, thanks for joining me. i want to stick with netflix because as we talk about the new content strategy, we look ahead to the companies third-quarter earnings with dan morgan. is a senior portfolio man in -- for polio manager from synovus trust. -- portfolio manager. he joins me from atlanta. a chart i am showing in my terminal for bloomberg -- it shows a drop off in subscriptions. is this your biggest concern when it comes to earnings? four netflix? dan: in the second quarter, a bit of a disappointment in terms of missing estimates. in terms of

i dug into the details with bloomberg's lucas shaw.ucas: i think the story is that investors were clearly worried that netflix would have another bad quarter. they disappointed in the second. they added a few million customers fewer than expected, and investors expected another bad one. one i spoke to said that sentiment was awful. yet they come in right around expectations. they missed in the u.s., but they were above internationally, and that is where netflix has been telling people for years where future is. it's a sign of where netflix is going. that while they will have one of their worst years in the u.s. this year, they will have one of their best years internationally. that's because they have shows that are clearly resonating in europe, latin america, and asia. and again, in a sign of confidence, netflix, in the upcoming quarter, is going to start breaking out its subscribers by region, which suggests they now feel confident enough in the numbers and some of those areas to talk about it, which they have not previously. taylor:

hi, my name is lucia lucas, i‘m a professional opera singer. i‘m not trying to be a pioneer. have hard. —— have had. ‘orpheus in the —— lucia lucas, it had been more than five years since it was time to be their true selves. what happened to your voice? i said it doesn‘t change. for better or worse. with that baritone voice, she makes that journey from worse. with that baritone voice, she makes thatjourney from seed to hear. —— she to he. on stage, you are playing male roles. is that uncomfortable? not really. it actually in a certain wayjustifies the difficulty that i had as a child. because i knew that i was not tea m child. because i knew that i was not team boy. you‘ve always been acting. because i have always been acting. now ijust do it on stage. if it had been a choice of singing or being yourself as denmark being myself, 100%. i never envisioned i could do both at the same time. you thought it would be the end of your career? yeah, of course. five years on, rather than ending her career, it‘s blossomed. transitional hormones haven‘t affected that extraordinary voice,

lucia lucas.n‘t change. and so with that baritone voice she makes the journey each evening from she to he. tonight a debut for english national opera. ladies and gentlemen, you have 15 minutes. there you go. thanks. on stage you play male roles. is that uncomfortable? no, not really. it actually, in a certain way, justifies the difficulty that i had as a child because i knew that i was not team boy. you‘ve always been acting. i‘ve always been acting but now ijust do it on stage. if it had been a choice of singing or being yourself? be myself. 100%. i never envisioned that i could do both at the same time. you thought it would be the end of your career? yes, of course. five years on, rather than ending her career, it has blossomed. transitional hormones haven‘t affected that extraordinary voice and tonight, a debut on the london opera stage, another barrier broken. david sillito, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. just about all of us are going to get wet weather rain

lucia lucas, it's been more than five years since it was time to be her true self.rse. i had done my research on that. with that baritone voice, she makes thatjourney each evening from she to he. on stage, you are playing male roles. is that uncomfortable? no, not really. it actually in a certain way justifies the difficulty that i had as a child. because i knew that i was not ‘team boy'. you've always been acting. because i've always been acting. but now ijust do it on stage. if it had been a choice of singing or being yourself? being myself, 100%. i never envisioned i could do both at the same time. you thought it would be the end of your career? yeah, of course. five years on, rather than ending her career, it's blossomed. transitional hormones haven't affected that extraordinary voice, and tonight the debut of the london 0pera stage. another barrier broken. david silitto, bbc news. and before we go, i want to leave you with these pictures from the ethiopian capital. addis ababa hosted the annual thanksgiving festivals. there was tight security as thousands of pe

lucas: international is the biggest one.y already have a ton of comedies, dramas scripted programs in the u.s. all of the growth going forward, or most will be international. 72 million of the projected million new customers are supposed to come out of the u.s. latin america, even africa and the middle east. shaw,: bloomberg's lucas thanks for joining me. i want to stick with netflix because as we talk about the new content strategy, we look ahead to third earnings with dan morgan. he joins me from atlanta. a chart i am showing in my bloomberg -- it shows a drop off in subscriptions. is this your biggest concern when it comes to earnings? dan: in the second quarter, a bit of a disappointment in terms of missing estimates. as your other guest was saying, looking at 7 million on this upcoming quarter. aboutllion international, 800,000 domestic. really the driving force in subscribers. ,e don't have the competition apple at 499 a month, disney at $6.99 a month, they will be releasing those services in the month of november. aft

before kickoff the buy in players paid tribute to the injured center backs nicholas and lucas 7 and then they were placed by jerome but tank and benjamin they provided the highlights of the 1st half with the opening call it was a moment of true quality from the frenchman he pounced on a loose ball smashing home a 1st time effort the combined power and persuasion to get by in the lead in the 30 minutes. it took them until the 2nd half to double that late but the inevitable go from robert 11th of ski. it was no surprise that the poll found the net be ruthlessly capitalized on a lucky bounce to become the 1st ever player to score on each of the opening 9 but does lead to much to ease. the game looks safe supply and then a handball in the books by even parish church handed only on a lifeline. sebastian anderson stepped up and saw his effort saved manuel know everything it's not just live and just be used on for. the other end by and push for another goal never does he went close to making it 3 nil but he inserted in every failed to be inspired ref out p.k. which union keeper was clearly stil

. >> reporter: lucas hartley began taking his classes online, allowing him to work 40 hours a week at an auto salvage yard to help his family pay rent on an apartment. >> four months ago i was just a high school kid, went to school every single day. and now it's like i have to work a full-time job, take online classes and stuff, because things are just different now. i mean a lot of what i do is just grunt work, like just, youu know. >> reporter: what keeps you going? >> football. i guess. there's not too much, you know. >> reporter: yet, for all that was lost on november 8, 2018, one piece of paradise remained virtually untouched. >> here we are at our stadium. it looks pretty normal. you can see some burning right over here, up that hill. you can see where the fire went around over there by the burn on the trees. >> reporter: somehow paradise high and its home field were in tact. the prospects for a football season in 2019, how do you describe them? >> we're going to have one. >> reporter: why? why does it matter? >> i want to make sure that the kids that come to our school have a f

lucas: you know, i don't know. i don't know how concerned people are.etflix has cleared the $60 million subscriber threshold. that is what ceo reed hastings had set. he projected 60 million or 90 million in the u.s., this was a while, but they keep using it. they are going to clear 60, but will add about 2.7 million this year. they have historically been adding about 5 million per year. they say it's because of a price hike and maybe next year they are up to 3 million or 4 million. they will be facing a lot more competition from disney, apple, at&t, and comcast. i think we are setting into something of a new reality for netflix in the u.s. where after years of growing at 5 million, so maybe it adds three or 4 million per year. if they can keep that going, it will be ok because they will get to 70 million or 80 million in the u.s. and that's a good number provided they are growing overseas. and they are generating more money from each of these customers. the margin on those customers is up because the price increases have worked without costing them too

so it's all right lucas before we say goodbye i've got a little surprise for you i just need a moment for price let's see. here yes cloudy as felix lucas i'm sure you can imagine that a stately house like this was the dream of many a century and all pretty fact all the same to all and blended plans to spend their retirement. i hope you've enjoyed our tour and know a little more than when you arrived as. i said. if you think you know it all or because it was my pleasure see you back here soon at the very. well we're leaving the romans and sol that now and going to brazil for all meet the local fly there we're going to meet up with. and he's going to show us his hometown sellers are all there hey. they visit so welcome to south here in minas guys stayed in brazil. so professor my name's markel truly or oppose oh i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on postcards. it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designs by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the

here yes cloudy yes felix lucas i'm sure you can imagine that a stately house like this was the dream of many a century and all pretty fact all. blended plans to spend their retirement. i hope you've enjoyed our tour and know a little more than when you arrived there's a. few thank you not at all interested was my pleasure and see you back here soon at the villa. do. well we're leaving the romans and sol and now going to brazil the local flat where we're going to meet up with. both and he's going to show us his hometown sellers are all there hey. they visit welcome to south here in minas state in brazil. so professor my name's markel truly or a poser i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on post cards. making it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designed by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him disabled and disfigured if you don't do is to kill him but that didn't stop him from becoming the greatest