.: thank you, lucas. lucas: ow! mrs. j.: [gasps] lake, detention. lucas: mrs. j! oops. mrs. j!mrs. j. mrs. j. mrs. j! mrs. j! lake: stupid detention. stupid lucas. stupid mrs. j. when did you--give it back! lucas: heh. ok, come and get it. lake: hey! grr! we shouldn't be here. lucas: what, scared? lake: [grunts] ow. [gasps] this isn't really safe. [owl hooting] can we leave? oof! lucas: ha ha ha! you got scared of a bird. lake: shut up! [echoing] shut up! lucas? [clanging] who's there? not funny. i'm telling mrs. j. lucas: really? think she'll believe you? lake: you wouldn't. lucas: watch me. [lake gasps] lucas: you thought it'd be that easy? how embarrassing. lake: it's because of you. lucas: really? it's my fault you can't make it to class on time? it's my fault all my friends like me more than you? it's my fault i'm just the better twin? lake: you're not better. you just get me in trouble to make yourself look good. lucas: what? no. lake: everyone says, "oh, lake, why can't you be more like your brother?" yeah, well, they wouldn't say that if they knew who you really-- lucas

caroline lucas, thank you for “oininu position. caroline lucas, thank you forjoining us— position.position. caroline lucas, thank you forjoining us live on bbc— position. caroline lucas, thank you forjoining us live on bbc news. i 13 arrest warrants have been issued for the owners and staff of a wedding venue in northern iraq, after at least 115 people died in a fire. another 200 people were injured. it�*s thought to have started when fireworks were set off in the hall. the bride and groom are said to be among the dead. that show you some live pictures coming in from the scene already from some of those funerals. terrible scenes of grief we have been watching, as these pictures come in. these are the live pictures from this part of a rack where so many different families have been involved. so much shock as to what happened in the last few hours. the authority issuing arrest warrants so far as the aftermath is picked over. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab has been following developments. music it should have been the start of a new life together. the newlyweds took to the

luca: thank you for having me. christian: the u.n.the devastation caused by the floods in eastern libya with the collision between climate and the country's inability to handle it. at lea 11,000 people died when two dams burst during heavy storm, sending torrents of water through the coastal city of derna. the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator said today he has redeployed a team that he previously sent it to deal with the earthquake in morocco. our colleague quentin sommerville had sent this report. quentin: the roads became rivers and the rivers become a deluge, carrying everything with it bringing wave of death and destruction. this grainy security camera footage is from the moment when the floods hit and derna was changed forever. dams upstream meant to protect the city failed, sealing the fate of thousands. in derna, people began to pray for god's mercy. whe the torrentn past, some were able to escape. as rains continue to fall, they sought the safety of her pups. if you could imagine the skill the catastrophe. the force of the

though lucas divested himself of it ten years later with the support of many lucas projects.en operating here for 45 years, turning out some of the world's most beloved and successful movies from star wars to indiana jones. for as gump two, harry potter ghostbuster to transformers terminators and many, many others. and this is from the movie die hard die hard to a couple of weeks ago. his landlord sent a shocking message as he was trying to get a new lease. we progressed far enough along in the analysis that we're going to repurpose the buildings. thank you for your support over the years. good luck. are and so we have until october 31st. in this place, you will find innovation everywhere . this theater is the actual birthplace of the theater sound system. and after that was done , george lucas would sit in these seats along with an editor and edit movies, starting with return of the jedi and many, many more, because he wanted to see what the movie would look like on the big screen. many of the initial uses of digital computers happened here. the first digital characters, the

scott lucas, professors _ their practices. scott lucas, professors of _ their practices.fessors of american studies their practices. scott lucas, - professors of american studies at university college dublin, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news around the world. taiwan has unveiled its first—ever domestically made submarine, as it seeks to counter china's growing naval presence. the island decided to develop its own vessel after failing to find anyone willing to build it one. the submarine will now undergo sea trials before becoming operational in two years' time. trading in the hugely indebted chinese property firm evergrande has again been suspended on the hong kong stock exchange. recent developments, including the scrapping of a debt—restructuring plan, have left the shares virtually worthless. evergrande estimated it had debts of $328 billion at the end ofjune. emergency authorities in uzbekistan say a fire caused by a powerful explosion at a warehouse in tashkent has

lucas tomlinson joins us. good morning. >> lucas: good morning, antony blinken arrived in ukraine for meetings with top shall ifs to announce more funding as u.s. shores up more support for ukraine, russia is turning to north korea. something vice president harris weighed in on moments ago in indonesia. >> i think it is ill-advised for there to be any collaboration between russia and north korea. i'm concerned about it. we are concerned about it. >> lucas: at the white house, national security advisor sullivan says arm you can tas are advancing and provide warning. >> attacking grain silo and heating infrastructure of major cities heading into winter to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation will not reflect well on north korea. >> the department of treasury sanctioned entities involved in this deal and we will not take sanctions off the table. >> lucas: united states exha exhausted -- for ukraine, sending cluster rounds, russia is having problems producing ammunition. there is air big stoc

. >> todd: lucas tomlinson is with us. >> lucas: hoping to make the g20 more than a photo op.ising eyebrows. enter vice president kamala harris. >> every vice president understands when they take the oath that they must be very clear about the responsibility they may have to take over the job of being president, i am no different. >> lucas: kamala harris was dispatched in a last-ditch effort to convince him not to do it. nikki haley continues to raise the issue of the oldest living president running again and the package that comes with it. >> we all know joe biden thinks he will run and win this election and hand off to president kamala harris, which should scare all of us. america is supposed to go and be strong against china and have backs of countries trying to fight back. do you honestly think kamala harris will go do that? >> lucas: president biden will spend three days at the annual meeting. biden wants congress to bring new infrastructure and climate change project. 2.3 billion people still cook meals over open fire and basic stoves. biden wants congress to spend 21 bi

hi, lucas. >> lucas: good early morning, carley and todd. critics point out irony. iran president given free pass to speak and israel president detained for protest. meeting with the prime minister is day after biden spoke at u.n. general assembly and got to ukraine 20 minutes into his speech. >> the moment of historical challenges from accelerating climate crisis to once in a century pandemic exposed inequity across the world. aware of member of united nations security council launched brutal attack against the people of ukraine, taxed against the character of the united nations. >> lucas: some calling for russia to be kicked off the general assembly. eggs are up 40%, milk up 13%, poultry up, bacon up 11% and gasoline is now up over 60%. rate of inflation has increased for second straight week 3.7% in august and that is on top of 40-year inflation highs. gop presidential candidate nikki haley slamming the president for not doing more about this and attack the age of the oldest president in u.s. history. >> joe biden is asleep at the wheel, he doesn't get it. the am

the lucas divested himself of it 10 years later, with the support of many lucas projects, it's been operatinging out some of the world's most beloved and successful movies from star wars to indiana jones. jones. forrest gump. two. harry potter , ghostbusters, two transformers , terminators and many, many others. and this is from the movie diehard diehard to a couple of weeks ago, his landlord sent a shocking message as he was trying to get a new lease progressed far enough along in the analysis that we're going to repurpose the buildings. thank you for your support over the years. good luck. ah so we have until october, 31st in this place, you will find innovation everywhere . this theater is the actual birthplace of the thx theater sound system, and after that was done, george lucas would sit in these seats along with an editor and edit movies, starting with return of the jedi and many, many more because he wanted to see what the movie would look like. on the big screen. many of the initial uses of digital computers. happened here. the first digital characters the first digital sequences on

though lucas divested himself of it ten years later with the support of many lucas projects.'s been operating here for 45 years, turning out some of the world's most beloved and successful movies from star wars to indiana jones. for gump two, harry potter ghostbuster, two transformers terminators and many, many others. and this is from the movie die hard, die hard two. a couple of weeks ago , his landlord sent a shocking message as he was trying to get a new lease. we progressed far enough along in the analysis that we're going to repurpose the buildings. thank you for your support over the years. good luck. ah, and so we have until october 31st. in this place you will find innovation everywhere. this theater is the actual birthplace of the theater sound system. and after that was done, george lucas would sit in these seats along with an editor and edit movies, starting with return of the jedi and many, many more, because he wanted to see what the movie would look like on the big screen. many of the initial uses of digital computers happened here. the first digital characters

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lushgs >> lucas: what a coincidence. one fewer candidate from the stage, here is the lineup for tonight. burgum, chris christie, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. here is florida governor ron desantis on his debate strategy tonight. >> the time for talking is over. i look at the border situation. i look at the budget situation, these are issues republicans have been talking about for decades and yet they still persist. i'm the only guy running that can say everything i promised my voters i would do, i delivered on 100% of the prom is. >> lucas: california gavin newsom will attend the meeting tonight. newsom said, when you look at next debate look at the contrast between the two parties. i don't know how they get away with their rhetoric, it is not interesting. some say tune in before saying that. with 100 days before the caucus, former donald trump has a commanding lead in iowa. trump with 51% of the vote, more than twice support from nearest competitor, ron desantis. trump has a bigger lead in new hampshire, t

at least in theory, because some important information is still missing. biologist luca stephen tura from the come to an arc out uses the new method to monitor the calls used for invasive species like clack, of muscles and fresh water prongs. these are already well documented in databases. let's keep p a c. i have a nearby article protection programs here at the lake, which is a program that allows us to use various methods. and so that new new invasive species and ended up laying off in this is a way to check if it's effective. you, we want to know of something new as arrived or not, and all of us on the call nice of them's as well as lucas stephen tour is searching for just a few species with the environmental dna method. christie diner wants to explore the entire habitat surrounding the lake. she's clearly thinking bigger because dna travels, she thinks it will work. what's fascinating about dna is, but once it gets into water, it actually moves with the water. and if you can imagine a dna, a piece of dna getting into a river that flows to the lake, this lake behind me acts like a

at least in theory because some important information is still missing. biologist lucas, steve and torah from the come to an arc out, uses the new method to monitor the calls used for invasive species like clack, of muscles and fresh water prongs. these are already well documented in databases. let's keep p a c. i have a new biography protection programs here at the lake, which is a program that allows us to use various methods and so that new new and base, so space wise and, and got the milling off. and this is a way to check if it's effective outcomes. we want to know if something new is arrived or not, and all you get ahold of these problems as well as lucas stephen tour is searching for just a few species with the environmental dna method. christie diner wants to explore the entire habitat surrounding the lake. she's clearly thinking bigger because dna travels, she thinks it will work. what's fascinating about dna is, but once it gets into water, it actually moves with the water. and if you can imagine a dna, a piece of dna getting into a river that flows to the lake, this lake behin

. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and otis tool. they were drifters.gan telling law enforcement something astonishing. how they had killed more than 200 women in a dizzying spree across the country. >> crime analysts there had painstakingly reported hundreds of details of dress, mode of travel and method of killing in the lucas, tool murder cases. >> that's dennis murphy reporting on it for nbc nightly news. >> they're known as serial killers and according to law enforcement officials, there are at least 35 of them roaming the country now. >> and these two admitted killers told police about one particular victim, in colorado. >> they confessed to committing the murder of helene pruszynski. what was unique about then is that detectives often thought that there might have been another person may be in the car waiting for whoever they took out into the field. that was one of the theories. >> so, these two guys who worked together, these powerful prolific serial killers, that certainly fit? >> it certainly fit. >> it's pretty seductive when a couple of ser

we want to know if something new is arrived or not, and all you get on these problems as well as lucas stephen tour is searching for just a few species with the environmental dna method. christie diner wants to explore the entire habitats surrounding the lake. she's clearly thinking bigger because dna travels, she thinks it will work. what's fascinating about dna is, but once it gets into water, it actually moves with the water. and if you can imagine a dna, a piece of dna getting into a river that flows to the lake, this lake behind me acts like a sponge in the landscape. and it's soaking up all that dna. and it's potentially sitting here for enough time that we can sample it. the information we get is for the entire water shift. so all the land you can see coming where the rivers would come into this lake. and that gives us a very easy way to sample simple a few samples, but for an entire area of water share this with land area that drains whatever water collection it to the same place like home view has a water chad or drainage mason of 128 square kilometers. the 13th is researching

to understand the ecology of little frogs, if we want to control them effectively if it came from. lucas and effective control is needed because it's not clear whether the measure of you so far like the dives are working. as wouldn't you know, let's see on the last 10 years, they around 60000 tadpoles have been caught and remove the funding. but to what extent you can find, change the bullfrog support, have them completely disappear from this advocate. that will only become clear in the next few years. at the end of next year on the side of the lake, it's starting to get dock the best time to catch the tadpoles. the underwater, the drivers don't have to look for long, easily catching ones have po off during nova the bands out with around 500. but having an over abundance of they've previously caught twice as many she's not diving choosing to use and that along the show instead here the team regularly catch brooks that are past the level stage. like this little guy estimated to be about a year old. and still not sleep grand. the bullfrog is already much bigger than the adult, was the frog

lucas: and it appears all but inevitable barring last-minute hail mary we just heard from mrs will be impacted by the national park service close and passports it will take a lot longer reaching the irs by that what happening and americans rely on social suit if an assistance including food sales could be denied and in some government workers say the tsa agents in protest over not getting paid, maybe even call out sick printed now speaking of traveling, some would say the traveling illegally into the country, earlier gop candidates vivek ramaswamy discussed the situation on the border with her own neil caputo. >> we have a swiss cheese of her sudden portable has proven to be enough the cartels are building and the cartel fans, tunnels on trucks are able to drive underneath the ball and so perfectly legal, legally morally and ethically justified and the military to seal our own border also also a pragmatist prayed. lucas: no casey steagall down the southern border will have reporting later this hour but the record-setting number of it migrants entering entering our borders legally is m

. >> carley: lucas tomlinson is in washington with the details. >> lucas: good early morning, house republicans set to show their cards today as the first impeachment hearing gets underway. house speaker kevin mccarthy says his investigators have uncovered serious allegations, here is some according to the memo. biden family and partners received over $24 million from foreign sources over five years. business deals intersected with bid biden's -- one of the first witnesses is bruce debinsky, he says there is a great deal of evidence collected to date by the committee, the american people deserve to know the truth. well planned investigation should not be subverted by political motivation or aspiration. here is jason smith from the ways and means committee. it is clear joe biden's political power and influence was "the brand," that hunter biden was selling all over the world. more alarming, biden family foreign pedalling suggest effort to sway u.s. policy decisions. >> lucas: the white house thinks the launch is a misdirection play to talk about so

lucas tomlinson is live with the latest. >> lucas: it was russia going to north korea for more ammunition. now it is north korean leader kim jong-un going to putin in siberia to learn more about rocket technology in a sign of deepening ties. the relationship is a first priority, not clear what china thinks about that. they met at a siberian rocket launch facility. recall when nasa ended shuttle program, the united states relied on russia to send astronauts to the international space station. north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea. kim jong-un understands value of having nuclear weapon and seek russia help in developing spy satellite sky something north korea lacks. it's failed on recent attempt to put one in orbit. when asked about deepening relations with pyeongchang and russia, russia said we will talk about all issues without a rush, there is time. gordon chang offers his opinion. >> you would think kim jong-un wouldn't want to ruffle the waterses. he probably wanted to meet putin and by firing this missile he attracted more attention to a dangerous meeting between the n

lucas, who is helping us break down a pretty fun us open, lucas weese, staff editor with the athleticits new world champion. the floral design world cup was held for the first time in the uk. it's described as the olympics crossed with the chelsea flower show. these displays were created using more than 200,000 stems. germany's nicolas peters won the title of world champion and the £15,000 grand prize. not add. stay with us here on bbc news. that's all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleagues there. thank you so much for watching bbc news. morning, all. a stormy end to our weekend of what has been quite a remarkable week of weatherjust passed. on sunday, we saw highs of 33 degrees yet again, so that, coupled with last week's temperatures, saw seven consecutive days where we've seen 30 degrees or more — a record for september. but our week ahead is certainly going to see a change. yes, we'll have some warmth on monday, but a noticeable, fresher feel for all of us. these are our maximum temperatures expected as we go th

lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington, d.c. he checked the schedule.as, were you disappointed that you had been chosen to kick us off today or are you looking forward to kicking us off today? >> always a great honor, brian. the white house and hunter biden thought his legal woes were behind him. walk into the courtroom in delaware cop a plea deal and put this whole thing behind him. that didn't happen. the judge pulled on that thread and the whole thing fell apart. david weiss has been named special counsel and in a new court filing he says, quote: the speedy trial act requires the government obtain and return an indictment grand jury by friday september 29th, 2023 at the earliest. the government intends to seek the return of an indictment in this case before that date. thus, the government does not believe any action by the court is necessary at this time. so, another indictment is expected for hunter biden on that gun charge. now, the president's son also facing more heat from house republicans who have requested documents detailing why that so-calle

lucas: spoke at the white house yesterday, he said that he supports both.en: strong unions are growing from the middle out and onto the top down especially true as we transition to a clean energy user which we are in the process of doing a belief transition should be fair that when when excuse me, for other workers and auto companies. >> it is been a tough week for president biden started that awkward press conference in vietnam and then those false claim of his ground zero after 911, that house speaker kevin mccarthy, said impeachment inquiry the inflation report, dropped trend prices rising and of course our viewers did report to tell them that with a seat in the receipts we go to the grocery store the station by anything really molly longtime by now and he said biden should not run again and washington post and coming uaw went on strike, days after biden predicted that they would not been for the first time in history, sitting president taft was so it was this gun charges were leveled is under the white house briefing room and karine jean-pierre double d

lucas raymond going to vote democrat for the first time.ces because they are so disenchanted that they look for something different. remember, new hampshire's one of these states, education is the biggest dividing line in american politics now. so this is the 2016 primary. let's look at the 2020 presidential election. joe biden won by about 59,000 votes then. hillary clinton just barely won in 2017. bide e biden won here in the middle of the pandemic. education level, that's the biggest dividing line in american politics. biden's the incumbent now. so it could well be in play. in a very close election, they all count which is why people like lucas raymond are so interesting. does he vote third party? his dad was a vietnam veteran. there are badges, signs of service everywhere. will he come back in? right now he says i just can't stomach it because national politics is broken. >> his patches are up on the wall over there, first cavalry, did what had to be done to make sure that, you know, as many of his brothers and sisters came home safe. a

lucas to be. >> thank you, mr. chairman administrator reagan thank you for accepting the invitation to come testify before the science committee. we had a good discussion that day the committee did on both sides of the room and the egg committee and clearly the issues that we both address this committee you and your agency are so intertwined it is important to be here. but let me ask about an issue that's near and dear to my heart. the epa's expected to shortly finalize its methane proposal which includes a super emitter response program. allowing private entities including i fear non- trained nongovernmental officials to report super emitter events that require follow-up action without any agencyan involvement or data verification. equally alarming to me the proposed rule as it appears to be headed our way would establish two technology standardse hate less stringent one for the non- trained a third party more stringent one for the industry. so i ask this, why is the proposed rule so prescriptive in the technology

lucas tomlinson has the latest. good morning. >> lucas: good early morning. biden administration offered half a million venezuelan migrants ability to work in the u.s. legally. bill melugin is calling the situation a total free for all in eagle pass right now, reporting mass crossings taking place and mostly the thousands of venezuelans are gathering under a bridge in eagle pass. elon musk says there is about two million people from every corner on the planet entering the u.s. every year and accuse biden administration of not doing anything to stop it. new york city mayors complain about the migrants in the largest city. eagle pass mayor says his little town can't handle it either. >> we did declare a state of emergency. eagle pass is a city of 30,000 people, we cannot sustain this flow. we need help, we need it now. we need people from the talk, talking from our president, vice president. we need somebody to issue a statement and let people know we are a nation of laws and people can't come in like this. people are coming in without consequence. >> lucas: go

lucas mentioned the anniversary.t of gross negligence that goes to the white house that we are uncovering should be considered as well. he was absolutely negligent as commander-in-chief. these families suffered and paid a price that they shouldn't have had to pay. we have the worst military debacle since saigon and that needs to be looked into as well. >> gillian: to your point, the house speaker said that -- said this week the next natural step would be go to an impeachment inquiry. it's also the reality if he had the votes lined up he would have launched one already. >> here's the genie out of the bottle that pelosi released. we said at the time that she was breaking precedent, breaking norms by not going to a vote. he did it anyway. that genie is out of the bottle. that norm is broken. that precedent is gone. that may be what you see going forward. i'll leave that to speaker mccarthy. again, that's why norms matter. that's why they're gone. if the senate got rid of the filibuster, i don't know you'd see us demandi

lucas tomlinson at the white house thanks.nwhile house speaker kevin mccarthy traveled to maui to see firsthand the devastation from last month deadly wildfires there. mccarthy met with federal local officials involved in the recovery efforts and spoke at a news conference saturday discussing the changes that need to be made going forward. >> think the greatest thing we do is help rebuild what was lost. the next thing we do is create policies to make the costs come down so people will not leave the island i think we can better prepare for disaster does not happen. we had done something with the power lines maybe this would not have happened if we had done something with the mitigation of the fuel in the grass around, had we had a different fire break? >> at least 115 people were killed in those wildfires. hundreds more remain missing. >> we are in the middle of a national identity crisis today. faith, patriotism, hard work, family, these things have disappeared for quick to believe republicans want to bring crime down and go b

caroline lucas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. now, you are the green politician who has enjoyed the closest proximity to power in british national politics as an elected mp over the last, what, 13 years or so, and now you've decided to walk away. why? because i want, ironically, to spend more time really focusing on climate and the environment. and right now, as the sole mp for my party, i have to be the expert on absolutely everything. i am the front bench spokesperson on everything. and that means that when you add that to two days a week constituency work easily, looking at everything from people's visas to their housing problems, important though those are, they are massively time—consuming at a time when i'm now at the point in my life when i really want to focus on climate and nature. two huge areas, i know, but at the minute i'm getting pulled in 100 different directions, so i've decided not to stand at the next election. i'm very hopeful that an excellent green candidate, sian berry, will take overfrom me in brighton. we'

lucas tomlinson is live with the latest. hey, lucas. >> hey, griff.sident biden and the first lady are airborne aboard air force one headed down to live oak, florida. located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville to see the devastation from hurricane idalia firsthand. he will not be meeting governor desantis and he spoke to reporters on the ramp before departing andrews. >> desantis, sir, with governor desantis today? >> i don't think he's going to be there. >> do you have a message for him? >> we are going to take care of florida. >> now, as mike mentioned off the top, here is the statement from the desantis camp. we don't have any plans for the governor to meet with the president today in these rural communities and soon after im impact, the security preparations alone that would go into such a meeting would shut down ongoing recovery efforts. >> this is not what we heard from president biden head, he said he was looking forward to meeting with governor desantis. and talking about the jobs, and would he be meeting with desantis, yes. an

house, lucas?nce we just heard from president biden on the ground there heat toured the devastation first from the air for marine one and then on the ground with local officials. before t governor ron desantis d not meet with the president florida senator rick scott did but of course the former governor. it is notable president biden not only think first responders, also think the power companies. he said power lineman from 20 different states showed up at her from president biden speaking about the horrific shooting in jacksonville just a week ago today. but back to the meeting with senator scott and other local officials here was present biden earlier. >> want to thank the senator and i mean that sincerely. giving me all the information i needed. very complementary about your operation. and i appreciate that. i told them we are here as long as it takes for. >> for small did a great job with the coast that was a big deal it h helped all these first responders. and how fast you approve through fema

lucas, give us the details please. >> arthel, the economy according to a new wall street journal pollcans say it's gotten worse under president biden. they also think immigration has gotten worse as well for only 25% of americans think the economy's gotten better. then there is the head to head battle that is alarming some white house officials it shows 73% of voters say that biden is too old to seek a second term. 47% of voters say donald trump is too old to be president at 77 years old. also concerning is the potential rematch right on the wall street journal shows donald trump on a dead heat with president biden potential rematch of 2020 election. there's about eight other gop candidates who love the opportunity to swear off one on one against bite and the general election buried some polls have nikki haley beating biden. some more from the wall street journal poll neither joe biden nor donald trump is honesty. there's the issue of immigration another area president biden does not pull welts forward a plan for migrants to remain in texas a far cry from donald trump's are made in me

. >> reporter: oceanographer drew lucas says that's because the algae blooms are a rust color during day, and right now they're flourishing. >> they do really like warm temperatures, calm conditions. we've had a pretty long run of that in southern california over the last couple weeks. >> reporter: earlier this year, scores of marine mammals were found sick or dying from exposure to another countdown of algae, but lucas says this one appears safe for animals and humans. >> it really is a spectacular display of nature and something that you really have to see the only. >> oh, oh my gosh! >> reporter: photographer patrick coin has been captivated by bioluminescence since he first saw it years ago. >> it was the most magical thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: coin and fellow photographers dubbed the biobros now scour thehe beaches during d titides, pososting t the bluest they can find, drawing scores of followers to the coast. coin's white whale this summer, blue dolphins, which he first spotted years ago. >> i remember filming that. i actually had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: that sh

it does your learn your image stuff or lucas, a lot of new which in the for the me, 50 years earlier. another point though he can student matriculate at harvard barrow, i'll be so comes in 1921. he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average in his class privilege minds, a pottery glass produced and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blackboard reading so not out the after harvard be so campus returns to for the recall where he witnesses the us controlled sugar cartel, extracting higher profits from plantation workers, then it the other place in the world, the in 1934. i'll be so accomplished. organize as sugarcane cutters, or much of sales to strike against us, sugar companies. they are quickly met with a bloody crackdown but the strikers present. and the wages are double to a $1.50 a day. the emboldened diesel compost forms the cadets of the republic who take an oath to fight for point to he can independence on palm sunday. 1937, they plan a peaceful march. at the last minute, the colonial governor revokes their permit to assemble and they

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lucas tomlinson joins us live with the disturbing details. lucas? of baltimore. a 26-year-old tech ceo named the forbes 30 under 30 list found beaten to death inside her baltimore apartment. police are searching for the suspect who they say is a violent repeat offender. police have issued an arrest warrant for 32-year-old jason billingsley, admitted the killer should have never been released from prison. he was convicted of a violent crime in 2011 and received a 30 year sentence. he was paroled last year before serving less than half of the time. here's a warning from baltimore police about the killer. >> we implore residents to be aware of your surroundings at all time. this individual will kill and he will rape. he will do anything he can to cause harm. >> pd will not rest until we have him in custody. we are working with every law enforcement partner that we have to make sure that we bring this individual, who quite frankly shouldn't have been out on the streets in the first place, into custody. >> echo math founder was found murdered inside her

thank you, again, chairman lucas. congratulations..here now, but glad to see him back, back in action. i just have -- for the sake of time -- i just want to not give you an opening statement, but i really want to dive right in, administrator. asking you a series of questions, i would appreciate, straightforward, yes or no answer on these if you could. my first question is are you familiar with barre-boulet advisors? >> barre-boulet advisors? >> barre-boulet advisors. >> i am not. >> okay. are you familiar with a federal acquisition regulation councilman's proposal titled, and a quote, disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related financial risk, close quote? that's the proposed rule, which would require major federal suppliers to publicly disclose greenhouse gas emissions and climate- related financial risks, as well as said science-based reduction targets? >> i haven't. >> okay. this rule was proposed by dod, esa, and nasa, collectively comprising the council. did the epa have any involvement, consultati

>> brian: thanks, lucas. meanwhile i never remember it worse.hat seen yesterday under the bridge was much like the haitian scene before. just so you know this is a biden caused absolute disaster rippling through this city in particular. they are going to end up in new york, by the way. see you shortly. make sure you get your metro pass. and meanwhile, we have the president of the united states refusing refusing an invitation from the mayor to do what the hispanic caucus did and visit the roosevelt hotel. this is where it's teeming with people. can't get inside you are sleeping on cardboard outside. the president says i'm going to let venezuelans stay for 18 months. can you work. 40% of the people here illegally are venezuelan. and this is going to be chaos. that is a huge magnet for the rest of venezuela, that horribly run country. and it also says this is just the beginning. what these democratic mayors and governors want to do is get everybody to work which is go going to blow up everything in new york for the working class. >> steve: well, so

bloomberg reporter, lucas shaw. luka, we don't know what it means.at is that? >> that is progress. i was talking with someone earlier today, he said this might be the first time they have talked consecutive days the entire time. i'm not sure, i'd have to fact-check that myself. but you know, them talking on consecutive days, they're not making a lot of leaves out of the room. they should a joint statement out of the day wednesday. these are all very positive signs. and everyone involved in the process, they have communicated more optimism this week than i have heard in a long time. you know the last time they had real negotiations was in august. they did move forward there, but there is still pretty far apart on a couple of key issues. >> the fact that four of the biggest ceos were in the room, does that signal, they mean business? >> yes it does. you know, earlier in the process the companies were mostly leaving the negotiations to their labor experts, their lawyers. and the ceos did start to get more involved. let's angel. live but they have regula

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and scott lucas joins us from birmingham. he is a professor of u.s.nternational relations and founder and editor of the online news site ea worldview. thank you so much for joining us today. foad, let me start with you. iran and the u.s. have carried out a prisoner swap. experts believe that this prisoner swap may be a step towards the escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran. what do you think? is this just a one-off, or could this lead potentially to a thaw in relations? foad: i don't think it is going to be a major shift in u.s. policy towards iran. i think the biden administration either is unwilling or unable to correct the past mistakes of previous administrations and come to a policy that is actually working for the united states. but i think if you get this type of small agreement, you can arrange for the reach in a stage where the confrontation is not something that both sides worry about on a daily basis. so it is not going to resolve any major issues, but i think it is one step in the right direction. mohammed: that is what i wanted to

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lucas tomlinson at the white house.essing the topic of biden's age. >> be rich if the oldest president in u.s. history knock mitch mcconnell on his age and speaking to reporters atrophy ma yesterday, president biden said he supports mitch mcconnell from one octogenarian to another. >> he was his old self on the telephone and having a little understanding of dealing with neurosurgeons and people and one of the leading women in my staff, her husband is a neurosurgeon as well, it's not at all unusual to have a response that sometimes happens to mitch. >> here's nikki haley not sounding as sympathetic. >> i think that we do need mental competency tests for anyone over the age of 75. i wouldn't care if they did them over the anyone of 50, but these are people making decisions on our national security. they're making decisions on our economy, the border. we need to know they're at the tom of their game. you can't say that right now. >> a new book by atlantic staff writer franklin forest says biden "in private would occasional