in this case, luke was a boy from colorado who suffered from severe autism. with the assistance and support of his teachers, luke made significant progress at school and kindergarten and first grade, but then when his family moved to a new home, he had to change school districts. at his new school luke began to lose the skills he gained. his behavior was worse. after unsuccessful attempts to address these concerns, luke's parents decided that they, quote, could not in good conscience continue to expose their son luke to this environment that was so detrimental to his educational and behavioral development, end of quote. so they decided to enroll luke in a residential school dedicated to the education of children with his type of autism spectrum disorder. a due process hearing officer, a colorado state administrative law judge and federal district court all found that the school district had failed to provide the education guaranteed to luke under the federal law idea and was therefore required to reimburse the cost the private residential school placement tha

(creech laughs) - [luke voiceover] but that's not all. to make the truck look like it's really being driven by creech takes a two special effects operators using remote controls. - sean's over there doing the gas, brakes, and steering, and i'm here doing all the leaning, tilting, breathing, and all type of action. so if you'll notice, even the steering wheel's remote control. it's connected to the wheels, so you see the steering wheeling spinnin' around up there. (light ambient music) - [man] the monster is in the truck. (upbeat pop music) - whoa, did you see that? - [luke voiceover] and you'll want to see all the behind-the-scenes extras that come in the blu-ray combo pack. - let's go! - [luke voiceover] now we can all go get the monster trucks blu-ray combo pack. for teen kids news, i'm luke. - if you're happy and you know it, maybe you don't clap your hands to show it. researchers say happy people tend to talk more than unhappy people, and their conversations are different. instead of small talk, people who are happy tend to engage in

>> love you so much. >> luke bryan! >> whoo, whoo, whoo! ♪ you've got your hands up you're rockin' in my truck ♪ >> you play songs, you want people to have a good time and you make no apologies for that? >> right. i want people to have a blast. do i get jumped on maybe not being as artistic agency the next artist for that? maybe. but at the end of the day, i feel like my art is the ability to get people together. and make them have a good time. to the point to where they may not even admit to having such a good time. ♪ get to moving in the night >> i've got to ask you the moves. it's a little bit of elvis. it's a little bit of chippendales. >> moves happened from the soul. the spirit. from deep within. i don't know. most of the time. it's just -- it's just being playful. and if i can doal of that, then they immediately realize, heck, i can, too. that's the fun part about it. so -- >> my wife appreciates that. your ability to have fun with those jeans. >> i'm sorry, i'll teach you. i'll teach you a move or two backstage. >> what's the

. >> we have luke's only interview. >> i have nothing to hide. >> then our hollywood night out with brad pitt, but did this hunk steal a movie roll from him. >> plus dancing stars simone biles goes on her first date ever. >> he's got a good body. i'm just saying. >> and anne hathaway fan girl in over other ocean 8's girl rehannah. >> and the inappropriate stories we didn't see coming. >> what is the craziest thing you've done when you've been inebriat inebriated. >> here's the problem, i don't remember. >> now for april 6th 2017, this is "e.t.." and we have got the perfect person here to get luke's story, former bachelor yet, alley i'm glad you are here. >> it's a big bachelor story day so it's perfect. >> were you flipping out like the rest of us when nick got picked over luke? >> i was. i was excited for nick because he's a friend of mine but i was so shocked when luke wasn't picked and today we are learning more about why it happened. was he trying to catch women he was already dating? why do you think that abc and the producers ended up going with nick as the bachel"bachelo? do you t

not provide the type of atmosphere by the law for luke. they placed him in a different school setting. luke's parents exercised their rights under i dea and the colorado office of administrative costs and a federal district court all agreed the law entitled them to reimbursement from the school district. this should have been the end of the matter, but when the school district appealed the case to the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch's decision reversed all of these fact finders to hold in favor of the school district. in order to reach his conclusion, judge gorsuch went to great lengths picking and choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eviscerated the intentions of i dea. this ignored intent and created a new outline that schools had to provide de minimis or in plainer terms to provide almost zero opportunities for children with disabilities. this would force luke into an inadequate learning development and leave his parents with another financial burden and hardship. at the same time judge gorsuch's legal sta

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height of the 90210 craze, they all said alexis arquette is secretly dating luke. i'm not going to say it's not true, we are best friends and that would be to say there's something wrong with it, there's nothing wrong with it. >> i'm so happy to be in this room, where i feel the love of alexis, and i feel alexis' reach, and it's comforting to me during a time of grief, i'm grateful for that. >> very sweet. so sweet, patricia. >>> empire star jesse smoliet, we asked him, do you want the job? no, give the gig to kelly's husband, mark consuelos. >>> mama june's new body reveal. her new confessions today about keeping off the weight. >> country's biggest night gets super chic. the stars secrets behind the (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. >>> meghan trainor posed with her smurf co-stars, she couldn't stop talki april showers ♪ it was shaping up to be a most miserable day. ♪ but then, destiny struck. did may imagine apr

we all thought it was luke's job. >> absolutely. i was happy for nick because he's a friend 0e67 mine but i was stunned like everybody else out there. today we're learning more about why it happened. was luke trying to cast women he was already dating? well, i had to get his story. why do you think that abc and the producers ended up going with nick as a bachelor? do you think it has to do anything with the fact that these women might have told them like you were trying to get them on the show? >> i don't -- i don't think so at all. it's funny. anybody i'd take a picture with or anything, it could be my sister and if people don't know it's my sister, they think we're dating. it gets very thrown out of proportion. >> here's how the drama started. >> we need to know that this video is not made to hurt anyone. >> this woman claimed in a youtube blog that they met up. >> i ended up getting talked into it because i was convinced that, you know, it was going to be f g amaze pg. i guess it was like after the rose you're going to meet the n

luke: it is. i think the confidence we saw through last year for the consumer and companies -- when they have such a strong dollar that currency gives them the opportunity to use the earnings to bolster balance sheets and do m&a. i think this will lead to more of it. anna: see if we see more m&a rather than money going back to shareholders as an alternative. let's talk a little about -- this is what we have seen from the u.s. markets -- in terms of the tech sector, strong numbers overnight. hoursle of strong after moves from alphabet and amazon. luke: google, i. -- google caught my eye. the momentum of their earnings helps them get past problems quickly. they have come in and been successful and been competing in markets. i think you are seeing tech understand the need to get into new markets. intel's recent acquisition is interesting. they are going into car automation. amazon shifting into the home more and more, taking your voice now. anna: you were impressed with the numbers on a bottom line d

glimpses of heroine rae training with luke skywalker. >> breathe. just breathe. >> is that your voice? >> yes. >> are you speaking to rae? >> it's possible. >> i think there's a response in there, it sounds like it's my voice. >> light. darkness. >> is it you that's saying -- >> it's time for the jedi to end. >> it is. >> what has happened to you? >> well -- >> to reach this point? >> i think that's the only story point that's in the teaser. i can't really describe more. it was shocking to me to read what ryan had written. as i'm sure it will be for the audience. >> i think how "the last jedi" starts and the journey we go on is perhaps unexpected. >> do you make a turn to the dark side? >> it's possible. anything's possible. >> reporter: the first scene of the movie, produced by abc's parent company disney, picks up exactly where "the force awakens" left off. rae finds the elusive luke skywalker, who's gone into exile. >> literally a cliff hanger, i love that the metaphor, me standing on a cliff. >> when you guys read the script, were there big surp

not provide the type of atmosphere by the law for luke. they placed him in a different school setting. luke's parents exercised their rights under i dea and the colorado office of administrative costs and a federal district court all agreed the law entitled them to reimbursement from the school district. this should have been the end of the matter, but when the school district appealed the case to the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch's decision reversed all of these fact finders to hold in favor of the school district. in order to reach his conclusion, judge gorsuch went to great lengths picking and choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eviscerated the intentions of i dea. this ignored intent and created a new outline that schools had to provide de minimis or in plainer terms to provide almost zero opportunities for children with disabilities. this would force luke into an inadequate learning development and leave his parents with another financial burden and hardship. at the same time judge gorsuch's legal sta

well, you want to make it work with luke, you gotta step it up. if i were you, now is the time i would become girlfriend of the year. girlfriend of the year? fake it till you make it. (sighs) ♪ what is a man? a miserable pile of secrets. good news for us-- secrets are meant to be broken. i think you mean promises. same thing. mr. acoustic on yonge street promised he'd been robbed, promised he'd conveniently received a massive shipment of electronics right before said robbery, but promised he could not find the paperwork. i promised him we'd look into it. you think he faked the robbery? i do. and you want us to put that together? come on. it'll be fun, kinda like doing a-a big jigsaw puzzle up at a, i don't know, a fishing cabin. speed trap. trap of the speed. wow. it's gonna be gripping. oh, did--did you wanna switch, gail? (laughs) no. can't. assignments have already been called. oh, please, god, give me a high-speed pursuit. i haven't driven over 50 on this job. it's getting embarrassing. epstein, you ready to roll? rolling, sir. peck, diaz, y

. >> this woman airelle snyder clammed in a youtube blog that luke pursued her online and he convinced her to go on the bachelor. >> i ended up getting talked in to it because i was convinced that, you know, it was going to be up in the -- after the rose you were going to meet the next bachelor and nick walks out and i am literally on the floor, like, in tears. >> after that, she says luke disappeared on her, the website reality picked up the story and claimed three weeks later pell met actual contestant lauren hussy and started dating her. >> is what reality steve wrote about you and these girls true? >> no. there is no truth in it other than, yes, i have interacted with these two women. i've talked to one of them, i've dated the other one. other than that, they try to throw sharp who was former bachelor contestant from then season they tried to throw her name into the loop and i don't even know where that came from. >> what about your relationship with chris harrison. he didn't feel your intentions were necessarily in line with what the show wanted? >> we just had our -- our question

the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> and the woman in the city who was a sinner, having learned that he was eating in the fair sees house, brought an alabastar jar of ointment. the bible describes how a sinner, someone believed to be a prostitute, comes to visit jesus. >> get away. get away. >> go away. >> the fact that jesus allows this woman to just walk in and anoint his feet and touch him, touch him is the big deal. >> he can't possibly be a prophet or a messianic figure. he can't allow a person like this to touch him. >> to those present it's a shocking provocation. but what's perhaps even more surprising is how jesus responds. >> the disciples are outraged. when jesus rebukes them, he says that, no, forgiveness is accessible to her, too. she brings ointment that she uses on his feet and she cries and then wipes his feet and dries them with her own hair, sort of a symbol of penitence and forgiveness. >> the bible never na

nancy: luke deserves a treat. jonathan: good for him. it helps to work out with a partner. , howis a situation here about yoga with goats? nancy: this is a real thing, next. nancy: ok, do you think you are up on exercise trends? how about yoga with goats? this is a real thing come in new hampshire. jonathan: people as the goats are cuddling up with them. this justwner says got started and classes are booked until june. it appears there are people out there with an affinity for baby goats. nancy: i was always wondering what was missing in my yoga class full stop clearly, goats. jonathan: and in sports, goats, the greatest of all time. scott: playoff hockey, that is a normal transition. this is what we do here at abc 7. caps-leafs, game two tomorrow night. why head coach barry trotz believes his team received a wake-up call. plus we go to nationals park. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: you know that saying that defense wins championships? it would help if the nationals paid a little at

that's luke right there. he is a comedy songster and also a juggler. >> random. >> you could get his stuff online. while he's there, he's noticing there's something familiar about the landscape. oli, i'm going to challenge you on some of this. >> mars. >> you got it. >> in "the martian." but right now there -- he's pointing out that's where lawrence of arabia slept. but he sees something else off in the distance. anything else look familiar to you? >> i'm pretty convinced -- >> maybe used in a scene from a movie. >> "star wars." >> on jeda in "rogue one." >> thank you, oli. you get it again. there's one special effect missing. >> where the destroyer hanging over top of it. >> you are such a dork. >> check him out when he goes to the arch right there. he gives all the tourists a show. but the best part to me is right about here because this is when it truly becomes "right this minute" video quality. >> yeah. he had all that dust in the back of his truck from all the tourists' shoes. blows it all out. >> yeah.

so, that is luke smith, the mayor of logan, dealing with the floodwaters. now to france, where 18 people have been injured when a bonfire exploded at a carnival held in northern paris. video posted on social media showed the bonfire blowing up seconds after being lit. according to le parisien newspaper, a mother and her child are among those seriously injured, and the town's mayor has also been hurt. now, for bob dylan, it was definitely a case of better late than never. bob dylan has finally collected his nobel prize for literature in person, during a very private ceremony in stockholm. he was awarded the prize last year, but failed to travel to sweden to pick it up. anthony curtis gave us his take on how the board was finally accepted. —— award. dylan just has a very strange stance towards things like this and i think —— i think there was a sense certainly in the immediate response that he was supposed to express some sort of gratitude and i think at this stage, and again those kinds of expectations are the kinds of things that dylan has been tryi

that is live telly, luke. thank you very much indeed. give us an idea of what type of date you and your fiance have planned for today. is it low—key, is a budget? it is, it is not too formal. it is in a converted barn, and the ceremony is going to be at the same place as the reception, so nice and sort of low—key, and hope to lead the weather will be nice as well. the thing is, luke, lots of people talk about, we are going to keep it low—key, but it can run away at because of the ambitions and the cost of it. we have gone over our budget slightly, and itjust happens. little things just add up. so you just can't help it. but we have kept it as low as we can. we will catch up with you again in a moment. we arejust will catch up with you again in a moment. we are just going to talk to these two ladies here in the studio. what are the big pressures on a couple getting married, in terms of those costs? that is what we are talking about, how expensive it can get. there is quite a lot of things that come into play. for any couple, the gue

this time it's luke shaw. by any measure a 21—year—old doing well — he's an england international. already mourinho's questioned his commitment and attitude — and then we got this last night. he had a good performance. it was his body with my brain. i was making every decision for him. and the communication was possible because we we re very communication was possible because we were very close. but i was thinking for him. we went to close, to open, went to press the opponent, i was making every decision. and at this level, we need a fantastic body he has two play football, the fantastic physical qualities he has, the very good technical ability he has. but he cannot play with my understanding of the game, he must understanding of the game, he must understand and think. bbc sport's trevor sinclair is a former england international. he said... if you were doing that to under 10s it would be embarrassing, never mind a full international. i can't believe what i heard last night. tulsen tollett is at the bbc sport centre. he has got some form? being very harsh? when you look at the s

luke mentioned light. if you look to our exhibit 7 from our brief you see the shadow series approved we cast no shadow on any building addressed here today on any level. ms. luke adjust the light well. i would like to point out to you that from her brief, her exhibit 6, the residential design guidelines show the exact condition were asking for. uneven height and light well depths to the point of blocking a window fully. we are only asking for uneven height enough we can have an undersized 7 foot ceiling below our light well or she gets full use and will not block her window at all. regarding due process, mr. keady is correct the planning commission has complete discussion on what they do but our complaint is about the 20 july meeting that jeff joslin had with our architects after the process began when he imposed changes. those changes were not debated with the planning commission. those are the changes with the due process issue arises. it's been asked why are we appealing ourselves? i would remind you ma

luke's fam -- luke's family will be looking to the supreme court to protect their children. what this article doesn't note is that the supreme court just handed down a decision 8-0 overturning the position that judge gorsuch had in this case. they ruled that the idea act was intended to provide an appropriate education and to provide only -- how did he phrase it? -- but merely more than de minimis -- merely more than nothing, i believe it was gorsuch's standards -- merely more than that, if you have done that, you have met the test. and the supreme court said, no, the whole point of the act was to provide an appropriate education. and so they didn't reject -- it wasn't one or two justices rejecting gorsuch's writing, his interpretation of the law, his basically decision to ignore the law is what he did in his decision. they ruled 8-0. they basically kicked that decision clear out of the field of common sense or rational interpretation of what the idea act says. so that was a powerful addition to that story. with let me return to the article -- well, let me return to the arti

luke's parents exercise their rights under ide a and the colorado department of education. colorado authorized administrative courts and federal district courts all agree that the law entitles them to reimburse the school district that was not able to provide an adequate learning environment for loop. it should have been the end of the matter but when the school district fielded the case of the 10th circuit, judge gorsuch's decision reversed all these areas and uphold in favor of the school district. in order to reach a conclusion, judge gorsuch went to great lengths picking and choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eventually eviscerated the protections under idea. his interpretation of this landmark law utterly ignored congressional intent included a new president that schools need only provide merely more than the minimal for in planar terms, just a little bit more than zero educational opportunities for children with disabilities. the result of this decision was the force loop back into an inadequate learning environment and leave his pa

the show is also hosted by luke bryan and dierks bentley and they are ready to roll. >> sunday night. me and this guy, it'll be epic. >> is that what the kids are saying these days? it's going to be lit. >> yes, luke, lit is correct. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the seat cards are set up and get ready for some awesome superstar collaborations. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just try not to dance when keith urban and carrie underwood sing "the fighter." >> it makes things happen when you want to do it so we figured it out. >> how about country meets boy band when florida g line and the backstreet boys team up for a medley match-up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we might be dancing and singing at the same time. who knows. anything is possible. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no matter what happens, it happens. >> well, a little something already happened to miranda lambert. her plane it vegas got diverted so her team, caption, rented a car, set up a bar. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> maren morris has been rehearsing her duet with thomas rhett. >> it is harder than it looks. i learned offer the past few awards show how it make it look larger than life. >> nancy o

>> luke skywalker. >> why do you like luke? >> he is -- because he is a jedi. >> are you a jedi also? >> yes, i am. >> no matter who you are here, you're welcome. ? orlando, abc 7 news. >> and star wars hits theaters december 15th. >> let's see if the force will be with us this easter weekend in terms of the weather. >> sandy is here with us about that. >> it'll be on saturday but not necessarily sunday. i want to show you a spectacular time lapse. giants won against rockies tonight. they had the fireworks going off. just a beautiful night for that clear skies across the bay area. and that is what we are seeing right now on live doppler 7. so check it out for yourself. we don't have if i rain to speak of but that will change as we head into sunday. we are tracking a system for your holiday weekend. don't worry about it. there will be light rain. but it shouldn't be enough to dampen your holiday plans hopefully. temperatures right now, 40s, 50s, live look, dubs on 77:00. city hall at san francisco, all decked out in blue and gol

luke perkins was diagnosed at autism at 22 months. as he got older the amount of structure and educational services he needed increased. in response, luke's parents and grandparents did all they could. they dug deep into their savings. they sought support from the school district as provided for under the individuals with disability education act known as i.d.e.a. but they were denied. the independent hearing officer, the administrative judge and the united states district court all determined that the school district was wrong to deny funding. but when the case got to the 10th circuit, judge gorsuch inserted the word merely into the standard. now up to this point the 10th circuit had held that the educational benefit had to be quote more than de minimis, end quote. adding the wore mt. med merely interpretation even narrowly. as luke's father testified to us, and i quote, judge gorsuch felt that an education for any son that was one small step above insignificant was acceptable. end quote. luckily the supreme court unanimously rejecte

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luke perkins was diagnosed with autism at 22 months. as he got older, the amount of structure and educational services he needed increased. in response, luke's parents and grandparents did all they could. they dug deep into their savings. they sought support from the school district, as provided for under the individuals with disabilities education act, known as i.d.e.a., but they were denied. the independent hearing officer, the administrative judge, and the united states district court all determined the school district was wrong to deny funding. but when the case got to the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch inserted the word merely into the standard. now, up to this point, the tenth circuit had held that the educational benefit had to be "more than de minimis." adding the word merely made a narrow interpretation of the law even narrower. as luke's father testified to us -- and i quote -- "judge gorsuch felt that an education for my son that was even one small step above insignificant was acceptable." luckily, the supreme court unanimously

>> luke skywalker. >> why do you like luke? >> he is -- because he is a jedi. >> are you a jedi also? >> yes, i am. >> no matter who you are here, you're welcome. ? orlando, abc 7 news. >> and star wars hits theaters december 15th. >> let's see if the force will be with us this easter weekend in terms of the weather. >> sandy is here with us about that. >> it'll be on saturday but not necessarily sunday. i want to show you a spectacular time lapse. giants won against rockies tonight. they had the fireworks going off. just a beautiful night for that clear skies across the bay area. and that is what we are seeing right now on live doppler 7. so check it out for yourself. we don't have if i rain to speak of but that will change as we head into sunday. we are tracking a system for your holiday weekend. don't worry about it. there will be light rain. but it shouldn't be enough to dampen your holiday plans hopefully. temperatures right now, 40s, 50s, live look, on city hall at san francisco, all decked out in blue and gold. spring wa

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. >> reporter: kim harris and her husband luke have spent countless hours in this kitchen. >> we are in here from 12 to 15 hours and my husband luke usually stays later to clean up and use the filling machine. >> reporter: they are making ice pops. >> so this will strain all the big chunks out. >> reporter: similar to otter pops with an organic twist. watermelons and lemons? >> we buy cases. we get our produce from [ indiscernible ] organics. >> reporter: the idea came about when when her mother who was fighting breast cancer was given three months to live. >> so my mom and i totally changed her diet and we started juicing and eating raw food and she lived with three years. >> reporter: after her mother died, kim discovered freezing the juice concoctions was not only a soothing treat to her little ones who were teething, but it was a healthy treat for kids and adults. >> are we giving away trade secrets? >> watermelon, oranges, lemons, that's it. no stabilizers, no concentrates, no dice. it's real food. >> reporter: in the same year, she not only self-published her mother's short sto

>> reporter: reception at best was luke warm. eagles fans made their first selection some say they were disappoint the birds didn't pick up an offensive player. actually as a matter of fact, there were more cheers for the arizona cardinals pick when they selected temple university's haason reddick. here are some of those early fan reactions from the birds selection. >> we could have did better, man. a lot of good people out there. i think we could have did bett better. we going to see what he going to bring to the table much that's all we can do. >> it was a good pick but not a bic we needed. we needed receivers. >> reporter: as we bring you back out here live. i'll tell you, though, i've been down here all day today. i tell you, with these fans, the actual draft i have to say is secondary. most of the people can't even get close to the stage. it is the draft day experience here along the parkway. 25 football fields filled with fun things to do. day one in the books. two more days to go. it all opens noon tomorrow. remember, free

to better suit luke's needs, luke's parents who tried to get him better care eventually withdrew from his local school and enrolled him in a private residential school for children with autism. his parents sought reimbursement for the cost of that private school, but the school -- but the public school district refused to pay. by the time luke's case reached the tenth circuit, a federal judge and two administrative courts had agreed that the school district should pay because luke did not receive the free and appropriate education he was entitled to. the question for judge gorsuch was, what constitutes an appropriate education? in that ruling judge gorsuch wrote the opinion saying that the educational benefit mandated by idea must be merely -- must merely be more than de minimis, more than deminimis. that was the starred that he set for one of our american children. because the school district gave look a deminimis education, judge gorsuch ruled that luke's parents were not entitled to reimbursement. just last week the supreme court unanimously rejected judge gorsuch's merely more tha

luke perkins was diagnosed with autism at 22 months. as he got older, the amount of structure and educational services he needed increased. in response, luke's parents and grandparents did all they could. they dug deep into their savings. they sought support from the school district as provided for under the individuals with disabilities education act, known as idea, but they were denied. the independent hearing officer , the administrative judge and the united states district court all determined the school district was wrong to deny funding. but when the case got to the 10th circuit, judge gorsuch inserted the word merely into the standard. now, up to this point, the 10th circuit had held that the educational benefit had to be, quote, more than diminute muss, end quote. adding the word merely narroweded interpretation of the law even narrower. as luke's father testified to us, and i quote, judge gorsuch felt that an education for my son that was even one small step above insignificant was acceptable, end quote. luckily, the supreme co

the shooting happened last year when deputies shot a teen named luke -- teen named luke smith. he stabbed his father and uncle with a pocket knife. deputy vigils tried to use a police dog and stun gun to catch the teen before finally resorting to shooting him. >>> new at 11:00. a federal appear's court today upheld berkeley's right to no cell phone law. about the possible effects of carrying cell phones close to their body or shirt or pants pockets. the ninth circuit court of appeals found the warning of radiation danger from cell phones was actual and legal. he was canceled back in february due to protest and he is planning to return to berkeley. on facebook, he is planning a huge event called milo's free speech week. each day will be dedicated to a different enemy of free speech including feminism, black lives matter, and islam. the event will happen later this year, but did not give a date. >>> this week esoteries attack in paris -- this week's terrorist attack in paris is changing the deals. the two front runners are polar opposites. lauren blanchard has our report tonight.

the last episode we were on a mountainside and we got to see luke. older but still a jedi. >> you can watch the entire trailer at wjla.com. jonathan: still ahead. plenty of police tape but no crime. find out why the cruiser isn't going anywhere. >> why the french elections could have an impact in the united states. a major airline changes the policy. the carrier offering $10,000 if you get bumped from a steve: the weekend is here. passover, easter. showers early on. it shouldn't amount to a lot. highs are 72. easter sunday we are looking at 85 degrees for a daytime high. cold front in the day may trigger showers or thunderstorms. we have the white house easter egg roll on monday. the temperatures start in the 60's. back to 80 on thursday next week. stay with us. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". back after this. (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, ins

ray finds the elusive luke skywalker who has gone into exile. >> literally a cliffhanger. i love that. the metaphor of me standing. >> when you read the script were there big surprises in there even for you? >> yeah, i want to ryan's office. i was like we need to have a talk about what is happening here. >> reporter: in the trailer it appears, luke mentors ray as a jedi trainee. a role reversal for the one-time student. a role reversal. director ryan johnson says not like the star wars mentorships we have seen in the past. there is an element of mentorship and training happens between the two of them. not an exact mirror of training we have seen before. >> everybody wants to know who you are, where you are from, who your parents are? will that all be answered in the last jedi? >> it is very interesting. i didn't know. mark was telling me. i didn't know when darth vader said i'm any your father. people didn't believe it was true. it was interesting. end of it, i thought cool, that's been answered. it hasn't. though a lot of questions are asked, i think it's still that thing

like luke he went on to make great progress. his parents said that the public school wasn't helping and sued the school district to compel them to pay for the private tuition. it was basically a mere example of luke's case and speaking for the court, chief justice john roberts said that judge gorsuch's de minimis standard was too low, that the federal law demands more. it requires an educational program reasonably calculated to enable a child to make progress appropriate in light of the child's circumstances. that is the quote that -- from the case. de minimis standard was too low. the federal law demands more, requires an educational program reasonably calculated to make a child -- to make it appropriate for the child in light of the circumstances. he went on to say, chief justice john roberts in his majority opinion, that it cannot be right that the ieda contemplates grade levels for those fully integrated into the classroom but is satisfied with barely more than de minimis progress. no. the i dea contemplates grade-level adva

we have lost luke. michael, how are you? host: go ahead. caller: i would like to ask your guests, because they don't hear much conversation about this. but it is my understanding that only wheelers of self-defense or those authorized by the un security council are legal under international law. the question is, everybody is talking about what donald trump did in ordering the missile attacks in syria. but every once in a while, you hear something where there is some country claiming that they are illegal, but the question is, what is the united states position? guest: it is fair to say that the united states doesn't have a clear basis in international law for going after the regime. you can debate whether it is a case for going after isis. we don't have position -- we don't have permission of the syrian government. you can make a case about peace and security in the region and iraqis said isis in syria is a threat to them. so that would be a credible basis. going after president assad is much thinner. and the international defense of thathem

luke's freeholder is martin payne. he's certainly not the only person to do this but we have been told about at least 20 similar cases where he's involved. he's even been criticised in parliament. one crook, whether it's criminal or not is not for me tojudge, is martin payne. with an e in the end of the pain. luke's solicitor had to pay martin payne £7,000 to remove the clause, but it did not end there. luke was left with a doubling clause, something that has become increasingly common in the industry. it states ground rent is £250 a year, backdated to 1990. which does not sound too bad, but it also says that that figure will double every ten years. so by 2020 he'd be paying £2,000 a year, and it keeps doubling. by 2070 he'd be paying £64,000 a year and by the end of the 190 year lease there'd be over £65 million every year to pay in ground rent. in total, over the course of the lease, ground rent would have cost more than £1.3 billion on a flat costing just £150,000. what's your feeling towards martin payne now