it's really weird. >> but just how successful is lucas? well, his "fred" videos have earned him enough money to go to college, but his mom says despite his fame, he's still lucas at home, a teenager who does his chores and picks up his younger siblings from school. besides staying tuned for the next season of "fred," fans can also look forward to the upcoming "fred" movie. >> the "fred" movie's going to be kind of different from the videos in a way that it's not just not going to be fred the whole entire time, and you'll see all the other characters. and i won't be playing. there'll actually be other actors playing the other characters. >> and if you're older than 18 and scratching your head because you just don't get fred, maybe you're not supposed to. >> it depends what kind of comedies you like. some think it stupid. some think it's awesome. they like worship it. i don't think about the audience. i think about the videos. >> thank you. thank you very much. >>> coming up -- >> i feel -- >> a little boy's trip to the dentist has millions

lucas has to react and fire instantly. his prey are wild birds migrating from africa to europe through malta, not native species. >> the best shot would be taken from about 25 to 30 meters, let's say. it depends. reporter: hunters are all over the place here. it's a perfect day to hunt turtle doves. >> their movement is quite fast and quite agile. they tend to maneuver quite rapidly, and they're quite difficult to shoot because their movements is just like a couple of seconds. that's it, you've had your chance. reporter: for many maltese, bird hunting is a venerable family tradition. like all the hunters here, lucas learned his skills from his father and grandfather. this year, it's open season on 11,000 turtle doves and 5,000 quail. the eu bureaucracy in brussels has granted the maltese hunters a waiver from the general ban. hunters bask in the memory of a successful shot for the rest of the year. lucas takes us to malta's seaside cliffs. many migratory birds pause for a rest here after flying across the mediterranean. so

lucas is not a dog i would want to mess with and lucas took care of business. apparently drawing blood and chasing the attackers away in the process. we're glad to report deputy frazier and lucas will be fine. both were slightly injured, but they are recovering. joining us is their boss sheriff ricky adam of hancock county mississippi. good for you to take time out for us today. >> thank you for having me. we appreciate it. >> so the deputy is just trying to help somebody. he sees a car stopped alongside the highway at the a rest stop. do i have that right? sees the driver isn't moving and he thinks the guy might need help. >> that's generally what happened. as he act separated his blue lights and called in open the radio, he was making a check. that's when he exited his car and the small -- the strong smell of marijuana. >> okay so he calls, makes the radio check, he's talking to the driver as i understand it. and then two guys come out of the woods, tackle the deputy slashed his forehead and started to choke him, huh? >> yes, sir. one had him around the neck

the lucas brothers are here. lucas bros. we're doing something a little different tonight. we're very excited about this. i've been noticing so many insane stories in the news i have to cover them so that's why we're calling tonight "thursday cray day." ( cheers and applause ) and help me out. back by popular demand, the nightlytes. ( cheers and applause ) one, two, three, four. ♪ we're ready to sing about topical stuff ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: yeah. that's what i'm talking about, nightlytes. let's jump into it. first cray. >> about one in 15 students at crane high school in west texas recently contracted chlamydia, 20 cases that popped up in the high school's roughly 300 student population. ( laughter ) >> larry: 20 case of chlamydia? kids, this is not what your teacher meant when she said to make your ben franklin project historically accurate. ( laughter ) you guys are too literal. it sounds odd but it doesn't sound cray. >> the kid at the school currently learn abstinence during a three-day sex education class during the fall semesters. >> larry: oh, my b

now of course george lucas didn't direct there star wars and it might be because he's too busy taking revenge on his neighbors. >> three years ago star wars creator george lucas ran into a buzz saw of opposition from his wealthy rural marin neighbors when he tried to expand his skywalker ranch studio. >> larry: so what is lucas building instead hmmmm? what would strike the most fear into the hearts of those 1 percent of northern california types. please be a sarlacc pit please be a sarlacc pit a wampa cave would be good too. >> one of the bay area's biggest affordable housing projects could be coming to a place where it might be least expected. >> we got enough millionaires here. housing for millionaires here but we need some housing for regular working people. >> larry: oh snap. (applause) oh! it's worse than the deathstar baby. it's housing for poors those rich people think that lucas is going to turn their own personal forest of hindor into the isley space fork holda! you will never find a more wretched life of scum. and rapidly dropping property values. but seriously this is aweso

olivia: paul sweeney and lucas shaw. interesting to see what shakes out in the industry this week ahead of upfront. still ahead, bond yields rise in europe in the regent's currency taking a hit. once again over concerns with greece. ♪ olivia: welcome back. we are about one hour into the trading day in the u.s. time for a check of markets around the world. china is cutting interest rates as leaders try to kickstart a weakening economy. christine hoss filed this report from beijing. reporter: china's central bank has mounted -- they've cut rates three times. they have been injecting liquidity into banks. they are ready to keep money market rates low. we are likely to see more money moves ahead. goldman sachs is saying we will say -- see a triple are cut followed by a bench mark rate cut. citigroup looking for another 50 basis point cut area bloomberg economists are looking for rates to go down. typically after a rate cut from china you expect to see a bit of a bounce on the european indices. not so much this morning. we

her husband is filmmaker george lucas. melody: what a day. i want to send my congratulations to the usc class of 2015 and all of those who celebrate and champion those. now i would like to ask the graduates to do something. i would like you to look past the rain and look up the sky. now i would like you to imagine that you are in a light caps off -- a lightweight capsule. and it took you two hours to be 24 miles up. insane, right? the only way you can get back to the earth is to jump. this actually happened in 2012 where a parachutist put himself in this exact situation. felix bumgarner said if he looked out, he could see the curve of the earth as he contemplated his next move. if you watch the video, you will hear his ground crew tell him to disconnect the oxygen supply hoses attached to his suits. felix does not move. moments passed. then you hear the command again, disconnect the oxygen. why did felix hesitate? i think as most of you know, i would say that sitting 24 miles up is not that different from where you are sitting right now. grad

. >> reporter: lucas inspired his son joe to run a second location in medford. >> kaiser roll gives it that extra texture and amazing taste in your mouth. >> reporter: easier to hold. it looks like a cheeseburger but the cheesesteak fantastic. >> i wanted to see for myself. thank you very much got it on the kaiser roll. let's take a bite. the famous case sr. roll cheesesteak. hmm. it's a good cheesesteak but does it rival the tradition philly cheesesteak you'll find at neighbor's geno's and pats? >> philly cheesesteak but nothing like this. >> managers of the both places insist their steaks are the best. but we had to ask the experts about this kaiser roll across the river. >> you can't do a cheesesteak on a kaiser roll. how do you perfect that? you want a belly bust them. you don't want to tease them. >> people never had it before it's something different they might like it. why what?

lucas: there are only so many shows that looks and amazon want. at the same time you are cement looks and who shrink the amount of shows their filing -- you are netflix and amazon shrink the mount of shows they are buying -- the voice is one of the highest rated shows on nbc. dancing with the stars does pretty well for abc. scarlet: even though there are no stars on dancing with the stars anymore. these one of the reasons shows still have value is because they're are not that expensive to produce. the most expensive part of the voice is paying for the talent. scarlet: i have to think there is a ripple effect. magazine's get their subject matter, their content from people who star in these shows. paul: exactly. from the upfront selling season. we attended a lot of these presentations and there is a lot of new programming coming on the networks. both broadcast and cable networks are still investing a tremendous amount of money in programming. every network seems to have happened is a new shows coming on every year, including this year. the challenge

the force is with george lucas. so excited, financial times reporting that the star wars has profited 2.2 billion on the disney stock he received in exchange to the rights to the star wars franchise. over the past two years, disney shares are up close to 70% and the company's first "star wars" sequel comes out in december which means he is going to be raking it in. mark crumpton joins me now. he will be with me for the next half hour. you don't care, you are not going to see it. "frozen" and-- "marvel superheroes" are hoping to. do you call it a breakeven for runaway train? the amount of money that these films are making and the amount of money as you mentioned mr. lucas is making in at this point is staggering. alix: what staggering to me is the sale of lucas was worth about $4.1 billion when he did it. now it is $6.3 billion. it will continue to increase as -- if the stock price continues. most margins are not as great as they used to be, but i percent in the last quarter. mark: it's interesting because some of th

how did you feel lucas? >> crushed, lost. what am i supposed to do? >> breaks your heart to work so hard for something and someone to say you're not eligible because of a personality. >> i don't understand how people in this group were not able to proceed. >> there is some valuable pieces of information that i have taken a screen shot of and going to send that via e-mail. >> reporter: did someone have the answers to the test? >> absolutely sickening, that is cheating. >> very unjust and utterly disgusting. gerri: adam, amazing reporting. congratulations on. that i want to know about the cheating? >> did someone have the answers to the test in the answer is yes. you're going to meet the person who sent the text voice mail. you've got to see how the students react when they hear it for the first time. gerri: adam stay put. we'll need you more here. >>> up next as we continue our special investigation into the faa's corrupt new hiring policies. why did the agency suddenly throw out test scores of thousands of potential new air traffic controllers? >>> an

hobson: i remember the first time my husband, george lucas, brought me. [applause] ms. hobson: first stop was the film school, obviously. then we attended a football game. not a game, the game against westwood high. now i went to school back east and the one thing i can tell you, ivy league football is mostly boring. but the game was amazing. i cheered the entire time. i could not believe you had a real horse as a mascot. i was amazed. then i learned that that is not the original traveler. i thought to myself, what a nice tradition but doesn't it make more sense to replicate -- now i can tell you, i am truly grateful to have my own degree from u.s. and i cherish this honor as well as the opportunity to speak for you. in preparing for today it made me think about my own college commenced. our speaker was a highly leader who was very well known for what he did. and he talked to us about honestly, i cannot remember a thing he said. nothing. he may have actually divulged the meaning of life but my mind was racing and i was eager, i cannot focus. i did not have texting as an

scarlet: that was lucas shot with bill carter. this is david letterman's final day. markets are on the move after the release of the fomc minutes. we're going to check on how commodities isis settled in trading. we will be back. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg markets day. alix steel isn't me, which means it is time to check on how commodities prices settled in new york -- alix steel is with me. ix: a few years ago, no one wanted to talk about any commodities. scarlet: and then this show happened. x: and then i was excited. scarlet: not much movement from the fomc minutes. : we saw stocks dropping purified us are basically working at overall inventories were down about 2.6 million barrels in cushing. that is the main storage hub in the midwest. it was due to refinery utilization up by 1.2%. digging deeper, the concern was, all right, refiners will work, use oil, make products, so will we use that? andaw it distillates gasoline draw, and that is why you are seeing a relatively higher reaction. scarlet: if you were going to see a demand pickup, wouldn't now

it was created by george lucas. the system has been on the screen for more than 30 years. it is roaring into asia now in the biggest movie market, china. r guest is an executive v.p. of international business development. thank you very much for joining us. what -- it is not just that sound is it? it is much more than that sound. >> yeah. there is a lot behind that sound. notes. ucas -- the deep george lucas created it 31 years ago with the intention of delivering the truthful vision of the directors to the audiences. since then, they have been defining standards for highest quality of entertainment experience. rishaad: ok. it is not just in movies but other areas as well. we start from the beginning of a project. let's say the cinema, for example. we're talking about like the whole integration of the room itself and the design. we are providing expert's in terms of the environment. we provide expertise in terms of rishaad: your own equipment knowing you. >> equipment that we certify. rishaad: how long does this process take? >> several months to one year. it depends on th

we met willard lucas inside the prison barbershop when we shot at indiana state a few years earlier. he was in for murder and had no hope of getting out. >> i got double life and i got to stay here until i die, and hopefully, i can stay right where i'm at. i've been on this chair 26 years. hopefully, i won't be there another 26, but there's a lot of us in here doing multiple life that won't ever get out, and i'm one of them. >> we came to find out that inmate barbers here are not unlike small town barbers. they're popular and well-liked. they even cut staff's hair. so when lucas died during the course of our second visit to isp, it was no surprise that his memorial was attended not only by his family and fellow inmates, but a significant number of staff. >> he was a good guy, a real good guy, and i miss him. every day when he used to come back from the chow line, he'd knock on my window and say, hey, what are you doing? what's up? or i'd "f" with him, whatever, you know. he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives

wake up lucas, if george lucas is sleeping over your house. [ light laughter ] wake up george lucas. get him to listen to this. this is some good stuff. josh groban is here tonight. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] what a show! >> jimmy: this is a major show. it's "the tonight show." we don't screw around, man. we don't. today's wednesday, obviously, guys. so it means, obviously, it's time to count down the hottest songs at the top of the charts right now. so, here we go. number three, we've got -- >> steve: obviously, because it's wednesday. >> jimmy: -- "earned it" by the weeknd. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: love that song. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: middle of the week, we like to let everybody know the top of the charts. >> steve: you gotta let 'em know. >> jimmy: number two, we have "uptown funk" by mark ronson featuring bruno mars. [ cheers ] yeah, that's a great one. and holding steady at number one is "see you again" by wiz khalifa featuring charlie puth. >> steve: oh, there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go right there. those are the top three songs. >>

lucas jumped into action going after the attackers. lucas probably saved his partner's life. the three suspects got away. >> can you spell dysfunctional? documents swept up in the 2011 raid that killed osama bin laden show the terror leader cut off from underlings frustrateed by in fighting and regretting years of separation from his family among the more bizarre findings in the videos letters and report fill in the blank job applications for al-qaida membership n addition to typical human resources type of questions about education and hobbies the form asked quote do you wish to execute a suicide mission? and it requests an emergency contact should the applicant become a martyr. >> memorial day weekend at the beach may be on hold in california. crews are feverishly working to clean up and contain an oil spill on the coast. up to 105,000 gallons of oil leaked from a broken pipeline tonight floating crude oil covers a 9-mile stretch along the coastline. the beaches were supposed to be packed this holiday weekend now they're closed indefinitely. >>> just sad for all the wildlif

her husband is filmmaker george lucas.

her husband george lucas was a usc graduate. [applause] ms. hobson: what a day.

yesterday morning lucas was trying to get away when middleton stabbed him. lucas later died at the hospital. middledton is now behind bars on first-degree murder charges. police in fairfax county are investigating a pedestrian accident that left a woman with serious injuries. investigators say a 58-year-old pedestrian was hit at hearndon parkway at summerville drive before 7:30 a.m. she was airlifted to the hospital. the driver did stay on the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. alison: the redskins' lease isn't up at fedex field for several years but the d.c. mayor says she will work to get the team back in her city but with a different name. in the press conference this morning, she repeated her belief the redskins name is offensive and the city reached out to the redskins officials about moving the team to the district at r.f.k. stadium perhaps. >> we are exploring the best use. soccer team will be leaving the stadium. we are going to have a big empty stadium in a couple of years. alison: last month we told you virginia governor talked with t

so is george lucas more of a steve jobs? is he a generalist that has the big idea or is he the guy that gets down and, you know when the circuit board and the soldering iron and puts the bores together. >> i say he's a little bit of both. first and foremost a filmmaker and artist but also a tinker and a guy really interested in exploring new frontiers and hiring the people around him -- the people he degree up working with francis ford coppola, brian depalma, not people you think of as big special effects wizards and created this industry. >> "american graffiti" how did he stumble into "star wars"? >> a movie he always wanted to make. his friends thought he was nuts directors i was talking about. he'd have big story meetings jedis and crazy mythology, no one's poeing to follow this. >> how funny that is? >> yeah. but so there is a core story, he's a big fan of joseph mitchell and the hero's journey and all of that stuff. there's a lot of roots in classic storytelling but it's the visual effects that make it come to life. >>

her film maker is -- husband's filmmaker george lucas. ms. hobson: what a day. i want to send my congratulations to the usc class of 2015 and all of those who celebrate and champion those. now i would like to ask the graduates to do something. i would like you to look past the ring and look up the sky. now i would like you to imagine that you are in a light caps off and it took you two hours to be 24 miles up. insane, right? the only way you can get back to the earth is to jump. this actually happened in 2012 where a parachutist put himself in this exact situation. he said if he looked out, he could see the curve of the earth as he contemplated his next move. if you watch the video, you will hear his ground crew tell him to disconnect the off-season supply hoses -- the oxygen supply hoses attached to his suits. he does not move. moments passed. then you hear the command again disconnect the oxygen. i think as most of you know, i would say that sitting 24 miles up is not that different from where you are sitting right now. graduating from college is a major trans

they cast a former lucas ctu to lead. earlier, i spoke with the ceo to hear more about the plan. >> it is not the future, it is now. even in my film career i have been fortunate to work on big milestone films from the early days of computer graphics like jurassic park and working with george lucas on pioneering digital cinema. what excitedly me about virtual reality is this new media that we will take people to new experiences. emily: talk about your vision and how it fits into the studio in general. >> we have spent basically two years working on the technology to deliver vr experiences to users. it involves a special camera that records in 360 audio and requires a lot of software which creates automatically the vr experience that are delivered. the key is content. it is developing quality content that people will enjoy when they first get their devices. that is the reason we decided to launch jaunt studios. emily: i recently had my first vr experience and it was amazing. i don't know if i could do it for three hours. i

lucas: mr. chairman, i yield to the gentleman from new mexico a -- new mexico one minute another one of those states working very diligently to in-- to increase the population of these species in a very scientific way. the gentleman from arizona. -- new mexico. pearce pearce thank you. new mexico -- mr. pearce: thank you. new mexico has the canner been air force base and these chickens are in the bombing regions. for those people who say, this is just alarmists, remember 199 and 2000 when a -- 1999 and 2000 when almost all of camp bendleton was shut down when the marines couldn't get off the beach because of the endangered species. they instead flew their boats over to utah, set up stakes where the water would have been, and offloaded them there. so when we talk about the effect of the endangered species act, we to remember the past. remember it was the spotted owl that shut down 85% of the timber logging in this country, only to have the fish and wildlife service say a couple of years ago, oh,

george lucas iterate -- raise money for personal reasons. was trying to figure out what parts. he didn't really need it. but he knew it was kind of special. and, you know, steve did have a good thing like that. and so after he left apple it turned out a couple of other deals the lucas and tried to drive for the group that fell through. steve heard about it and went back again. nothing if not a great negotiator. he managed to pry it loose. so that as if he thought he needed to do that. he did not he did not want to let it slip through his fingers. figure out something and he often knew he would not have to manage is completely. perfectly capable of managing themselves to some extent. >> basically. >> yes. >> he had to accept that. >> well, he really learned to. yes. >> do you think he did that willingly at that time in his career? >> zero, no. i think he did all sorts of things. a business plan when they were going to sell medical imaging equipment and hired a whole slew of sales guys to go into hospitals, and they had to fire them i think, two years after the hired in. .. >> th

. >> three days before the crash, captain dustin lucas savage was featured in the may reign core video describing the humanitarian aid mission. >> up to smaller villages just east of kathmandu. >> reporter: lucas savage is from nebraska. corporal sarah me deep that is from illinois. a combat photographer she shot these images in nepal. today nepal's prime minister mound the six u.s. marines and two nepalese soldiers. >> still up nope is what caused the crash and when the remains will be returned home. dozens of other u.s. military personnel remain in nepal, a nation still reeling from april's earthquake and last week's powerful aftershock. >>> this morning we'll hear from witnesses. police say bikers from up to five gangs gather to try to workout problems violence escalated and that sent people running. >> i crawled back toward the freezers with a lot of the waitresses and other people that were there. >> reporter: police knew the gangs were going to be there anticipating trouble. >>> a significant portion of the country is bracing for yet another round of severe weather today. this we

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with george lucas. fortunately, so our disney's shares. lucas has made a $2.2 billion the disney stock he received in exchange for the rights to the star wars franchise. close toares are up 70% in the last two years. the first star wars sequel comes out in december. those are your top stories this morning. coming up on the bloomberg market day, how to make progress in a polarized washington, d.c. former white house chief of staff is our guest. olivia: are wall street ceo's is really the best date or are they just perceived to be? how they stack up against projections from other industries. those and more coming up. pimm: a proxy for future issued in a time since 2000 ap or the report on house sales it is a bit of a mixed picture. olivia: our next guest backed up the call by selling his own house, and became a homeowner again in 2012. the chief investment officer of global credit at pimco joins us now from california. good morning and thank you for joining us. great numbers this morning on housing. it is fantastic and we are happy to see it

and the forces with star wars creator george lucas. he made a $2.2 billion paper profit on disney stock that he received in exchange for the rest of the star wars franchise. those are your top stories. annualington, the sixth peterson foundation summit. market day anchor betty liu ande with richard fisher former fed chairman alan greenspan. here's what they had to say. >> we have been taking money out of the market. it is closer to the 10-year level. treasuries -- as some point, you have to pay the piper. the real issue is what happens when interest rates go up? they would be increasing gradually. but we have been suppressing yield for -- they have been suppressing the yield curve. i think this is a ticking time bomb. i will let alan answer. ok, alan. by the way, are you going to let him rip you like that? greenspan: [indiscernible] it might send him to the hospital. [laughter] first of all, there's a certain on realism. markets will anticipate well in advance. we are looking at this critical issue. and fixed interest rates. once you s

. >> my name is captain lucas savage. we stand with nepal. >> captain lucas savage was just featured in this video describing the mission. >> we were able to deliver some rice, potatoes and tarps out to smaller villages just to the east of kathmandu, areas that are more difficult to get to. any sort of ground transportation. >> reporter: these men and the others added to a growing list of earthquake-related casualties. eight heros who gave their lives for the people of nepal. will ripley, cnn, kathmandu, nepal. >>> two palestinian nuns have now been canonized. the pope did so a moment ago. the women, one from jerusalem and the only from galilee were born in the late 19th century. now, this is an important event for christians in the middle east and we're getting live pictures there from the vatican city in rome. these two women, who have been canonized are the first arab palestinian nun toes ever become saints. for more on this and the ceremony that's now unfolding, i am joined by barbie nedoe. tell us a little bid more a

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princeton, construction closing mount lucas road. pleasantville will haveilah road closed between route 9 and shore road. >> developing now a 70-year-old woman shot a police robot during a california standoff that continues at this hour. it began early yesterday morning near los angeles. police showed up at a mobile home park to check on a woman who said she was having medical problems and then she pulled a gun. >>> the state department is expected to release e-mails regarding the benghazi attack. they were distributed yesterday. it hose her correspond responding with sydney blumenthal. >> big day for disneyland getting ready to celebrate the 60th anniversary for with a 24 hour party. >> pleasant has changed since the opening in 1955. brandy higgins with more on it is celebration. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, i'm so lucky right now i'm inside disneyland before the park opens. there are thousands of families waiting hours outside getting in here for the 60th anniversary. it's key word is sparkle. they have added thousands