mr leonard: absolutely. policylly, according to and regulation within the prison, prison trade is -- guards trading with prisoners is prohibited, which means it happens all the time. there is a pretty slick black market. especially early on in the spring and summer as prisoners are leading -- leaving the cabin prisoners doing work outside the main stockade, they will often interact with civilians, women coming to sell vegetables. we have descriptions of sweet potato pies being sold. if you are a prisoner coming from the battlefield that spring or early summer, you may have greenbacks, u.s. currency, union currency. that is an illegal object in the confederacy. which means, of course, there is an amazing black market. one of the ways that is kept into is the confederacy manages a settlor store within the prison -- settlers store within the prison. and be operator is a georgia militia officer. and he is bringing in goods and selling. one of the photographs of the prison shows this lean to structure. and that i

police returned fire hitting leonardes a total of 14 times. three counts of attempted murder, leonardes is still recovering in a local hospital but his presence is felt in other ways. >> you heard about this? he shot and killed a cop. i hate when [ bleep ] kill a cop. and don't kill them. you're going to get the same amount of time as if you [ bleep ] miss them. hackensack is a peaceful, quiet town. you can't -- the last time we had a shooting in hackensack was 12 years ago. >> the shooting in hackensack was very unusual, very rarely have we had anybody come in here, if ever, for shooting at a cop anyway. i hate they shoot regular people but now they're shooting at cops. their status is greater than what it would have been if they would shot one of their homeys on the street. >> two other connections say they will trade their current status for freedom in a heart beat. one of them, shawn stark has run into an old friend here. >> the hackensack? >> the shooting. >> that was the gun? >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. are you serious? how did it go dow

we've been joined by eric leonard telling us about it. thank you for being part of our coverage today. >> it's my honor really. we're glad to have you all here. the service that's about to happen is going to be really special. >> and we're going to take you to that service later on in the program. today we're going to talk with professor lesley gordon about other events. but for now we go to andersonville at the prison site.

one popular tweet from 2015 was from leonard. he wrote life is like a garden. perfect moment can be had but not preserved except in memory. leonard passed away five days after posting that message. >>> coming up with be more stars that we lost this year from famous faces in music to a sports broadcasting legend. >> every day i am reminded that our life's journey is really about the people who touch us. >> that's on the way. >> does amy schumer owe her huge success to fox news? >> i want to thank my professors. >> that's amy seven years ago when she used to appear on fox news late night talk show red-eye. >> i was waiting for that to be discovered, how she could look so angelic and be so evil. >> the guy talks a big game. when you finally get into the bedroom, he's not really bringing it. it's the quiet, creepy guy that does. >> i tried to do unusual things with unusual people. >> plus, now that amy's a golden globe nominated actress for "train wreck," is she out of his >>> tomorrow on "e.t.," our 2015 hollywood romance report card. >> he's like -- >> hook-ups w

this next star lived long enough talking about leonard nemoy who played mr. spock. >> i'm spock. >> you feel like a cultureal icon? >> that's what they tell me. i don't go around saying that i'm a cultural icon. i don't think about it in those terms but i guess it is true. >> he was a humble man. while his character had no emotion, leonard was a thoughtful man filled with humor and it always came out when he was with his good friend, william shatner. >> if i said i could fit into that uniform, you think you could? >> the laughter he had. the laughs we shared. that laughter will remain. >> leonard passed away after struggling with a lung disease copd. >> live long and prosper. >> september 8th, 1966, the night we went on the air, after the first episode i called him and i said, bill, what did you think of the show? it's pretty good. you think it has legs? >> the answer is clear. speculation is unnecessary. >> the series while it was extremely good entertainment, i think at the same time offers food for thought. spock was helpful as a role model to me. i think

police say 41-year-old jarrod lee leonard and 37-year-old leon travis pollock burglarized several homes that remain under construction. as a result of a joint investigation involving the simpsonville police department, greenville county sheriff's police department, leonard has been arrested. simpsonville police need your help finding pollock. take a look at his picture. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. firefighters say a hoverboard given as a christmas present caused a house fire. the mauldin fire department was called to this home on windrush lane yesterday after a hoverboard exploded. officicis say the board was sitting in the living room when it burst into flames sending charred pieces flying 25 feet across the house. no one was hurt. officials say if the family had not been home the house , would have likely burned to the ground. >> i, personally, do not think they are safe. there has not been enough testing on them. any frfrnds i have, i am going to give them a phone call and say they may want to return them. mike: there have been at least 22 other hoverboard

the security cameras shows leonard leaving the police station walking to the parking lot towards his car and then he chose to do something unusual, chose to come back to the police station. police say that's because leonard was at the station waiting to be processed to renew his sex offender registration, all of which leaves everyone who hears this story shaking their head. >> i really don't know what to make of that. it's a special, special person. >> that's why you call them stupid criminals. >> it certainly makes the police's job a whole lot easier. >> this sign has now been posted at the police station. >> reporter: police had leonard's address because he is registered. they went to his house, found the package and wrought brought here and returned it to its rightful owner and charged leonard with theft. >>> a local university changing the life of a 13-year-old girl and bringing her mother to tears. still to come, how a 3d printer gave this virginia teen something she's never had. >>> i'm scott mcfarland, coming up the i-4 news investigation, the d.c. drone problem. so many peopl

stew leonard an american institution. stew, welcome back to "good day new york." >> thank you. >> this is stew junior. >> do you go by the junior? >> by dad is catching. hi, dad. >> how many trees do you sell? >> in one day on saturday we sold 2,000. the weather is so nice out there in the t-shirts. >> are they in the netting? >> they are in the netting. i just look for a budge from the netting and you can tell it is a good one. >> what is the ample price of the tree? >> basically $10s a foot. five, six, seven footer. >> i like that rule of thumb. it is simple. about $60. >> in the city, though, that is a different equation. >> yes. >> i was walking here and a guy selling the trees on the corner and how many is a 7, 8, he said $140. >> let's go through the trees. >> artificial right here. >> greg loves that. >> no, this is was set up here already. a lot of people like these, it is simple, you can do it. no fire problems. >> greg loves this. >> and use it every year. one and done. >> they are nice. this is a balsam. this i

leonard heyward. >> yea, leo. >> and i'm going to let leo finish out the day. >> let's hold up these diplomas right about here while i say these eight words. loser, low-life, criminal, convict, degenerate, reprobate, failure, felon. these are the titles by which we are described, and somehow in the back of our minds, we've let those words burn in the brain. and then actions tend to follow suit. but that's not why we're standing here today. we're living and breathing examples of what this class can positively manifest. you, i, we are part of the community. and the only way we're going to truly solve the problems that we all face, we're going to have to set aside these negative titles and not be forever caged by our mistakes of the past. so we, the graduates of the turning leaf project, humbly thank you for the time that you spent with us here this afternoon. and we also thank you for providing us with an opportunity for self-improvement. bless you. thank you. [ applause ] >> all right, leo! >> these gu

eric: leonard's kaleidoscopes run from $10 to $120, and while you can buy them online at a link we'll put on our website, visiting his little factory on main street pocahontas is free. eric hanson, kcci 8 news, iowa's stacey: this morning's fog also hit as far east as chicago. let's take a look at time lapse video of the fog, taken from a chicago skycam. you can see the fog rolling into the city like a wave, soon covering everything except the tallest buildings in the skyline. now back to meteorologist kurtis gertz for the latest. kurtis: we had a big improvement here. how about we take you down to the airport. we're not expecting a lot of fog tonight. maybe a little falls over to the north. south winds really warm us up. 40's from mason city to ottumwa. 45 in lamoni. sunrise tomorrow, 728. cooling off to around 40 by 10:00 p.m.. a little fog off to the by noon, around 50 degrees. 3:00 p.m. temperature, 53. tomorrow, a few more clouds and today late in the day. you can see some low clouds right now in northeastern iowa. generally quiet across the entire midwest. there are week systems

they stole everything, leonard! everything. are you the roommate? yeah, leonard hofstadter. what happened? your friend here called 911 to report a robbery. oh, my god, what did they get? what didn't they get? my vicious gladiator armor,

eric: but even leonard knows shopping local has its limits. >> you only need one or two kaleidoscopes and you're done. no, my market is the rest of the world. eric: it turns out grandmas a thousand miles away like shopping in pocahontas. >> yesterday, i shipped one to madison avenue in new york city and one to phoenix. eric: and plenty have made this main street a vacation destination. >> my record is four different countries at one time in this shop. eric: but it's not just kaleidoscopes drawing them to pocahontas. >> you smell the wood dust. it's all part of the ambiance here. these colors are carefully does it remind you of santa claus' workshop? that's intentional. eric: it's the experience and the guy -- >> i look funny, i act funny, i wave my arms, i tell stories. eric: who decided 15 years ago, computer programming wasn't his dream. >> i had my first heart attack at 44. what i am doing is leaving myself behind. these kaleidoscopes will way outlast me. eric: so he built a kaleidoscope factory in a town of 1700 -- >> our hope is that this town will eventually be full of people li

donovan from new york, leonard lance of new jersey, chris smith from new jersey and ileana ros-lehtinen from florida. one thing that all those members of congress have in common, they are all republicans. so this is something that has bipartisan support. it is something that is consistent with common sense, and for the sake of our national security smh in pairs of little over a week ago. before congress goes home for the holidays they should pass legislation to close the no fly know by loophole. and with that question. darlene, would you like to start? [inaudible] likely have to pass a short-term cr. i know them so back and forth about this in the briefing yesterday. could you be more clear about whether the president would sign legislation like that, give them another day to work through the weekend? >> we have been clear that its members of congress get an extra day or two in order to pass legislation, that the president

leonard, what are the prospects for the large-scale projects? leonard: thank you.e see strong prospects. next fiveold over the to six years. growth,est factor for in conjunction targeting the smaller end of the spectrum, a quarter of australia's electricity mix supplied by renewables. the clean energy finance corporation has a new focus on solar -- a renewed focus on solar. angie: what has been holding the industry back? leonard: three main components. the first one historically, solar has been more expensive. wind.ularly right now, we have about 4000 megawatts of wind capacity and solar.40 megawatts of solar costs have decreased significantly. the electricity market is largely oversupplied, which makes it difficult to inject new capacity into the system. policy uncertainty has crippled the renewable energy industry in australia. a review of the target, investments fell 90%. angie: there is a clear policy directive. does that change anything for austria? impact: it does not large-scale renewables currently. our ambition of reducing carbon emissions 20% by 2030 mean

. >> damian leonard had a message.oung age he began dealing drugs which led to multiple arrests and time in jail. after living in a homeless shelter he learned about project empowerment. >> and they train you for three weeks and help you find a onand i said this sounds good to me. >> today leonard was chosen to speak at his graduation ceremony and introduced mayor bowser. >> i learned about the mayor's mission, to end homelessness. you have one less person to worry about. >> it connects the dots, we have a person who has experienced homelessness and on the pathway to a good job and really using our department o employment services as the resource to get on his way and that's what we work for. >> it's living proof that project empowerment works. he enrolled in project empowerment. >> today he has a good job with a financial firm that helps prepare young people to manage their money. he says he's able to use his mistakes to help teach others. >> i talk to the youth a lot about the things that i went through in life and j

i met meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now sportscenter 5. phil: the patriots were on the practice field again today gearing up for their afc east showdown sunday against the jets. the players will have christmas the patriots the the jets and have beaten their afc rivals eight out of the last nine meetings. one of the new faces will get a big chance on sunday. >> there has been a lot of movement, on the practice squad, of the practice squad. a lot of new players. it is something we have gotten used to. you always try to welcome the guys, try to get them up to speed. you never know. these guys can help you win. we had guys playing that were not here a month ago. >> you have to get mentally prepared. keep -- keep it going out of practice, paying attention to the walk-throughs. when you go out there, you don' t have to think. phil: one of the new players expected to see playing time on sunday will be running back stephen jackson. jackson signed with the pats this week as a power back hoping jackson has a fan in tom brady. tom: i have always watc

harvey leonard just ahead with the weekend forecast and how long we can keep this mild street going. j.c.: i love this story. a truck full of cars for a special little girl. and this. the christmas concert at children' s hospital that has praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. j.c.: the mail continues to pour in for the badly burned girl with one simple request, christmas cards. today, a mail truck filled with holiday cards and gifts arrived for the seven-year-old. nearly 18,000 cards and 60 packages have arrived at the new york post office from around the world. yesterday, she picked up her first massive shipment from the post office. phil: it is a very special return engagement at children' s hospital, a holiday concert with special meaning. a year ago, sophie fellows played her viol

talking about leonard nemoy who played mr. spock. >> i'm spock. >> you feel like a cultureal icon? >> that's what they tell me. i don't go around saying that i'm a cultural icon. i don't think about it in those terms but i guess it is true. >> he was a humble man. while his character had no emotion, leonard was a thoughtful man filled with humor and it always came out when he was with his good friend, william shatner. >> if i said i could fit into that uniform, you think you could? >> the laughter he had. the laughs we shared. that laughter will remain. struggling with a lung disease copd. >> live long and prosper. wyff-tv professors. >> that's amy seven years ago when she used to appear on fox news late night talk show red-eye. >> i was waiting for that to be discovered, how she could look so angelic and be so evil. >> the guy talks a big game. when you finally get into the bedroom, he's not really bringing it. it's the quiet, creepy guy that does. >> i tried to do unusual things with unusual people. "train wreck," is she out of his >>> tomorrow on "e.t.," our 2015 hollywood roman

after watching surveillance video, police headed to leonard's home in croften and arrested him. the package was returned to its owner. >>> a minnesota man facing murder charges after police say he killed his mother. the 62-year-old was apparently upset over the bed bugs in her apartment and that nothing he did would get rid of them. police say he beat her with a statue and then tried to smother her with a pillow. >>> in news 4 your health, a new program going on now to prevent concussions among high school athletes. students are receiving sideline tests at more than 60 schools in michigan. those tests are designed to identify possible concussions early, so coaches can get the students off the field. testing happens regularly in the nfl, but this is one of the first high school programs in the country. >>> now to a consumer watch update. an e. coli outbreak at costco has ended. costco pulled its rotisserie chicken salad at all its stores after nearly 20 people became sick. taylor farms recalled a mix of diced celery and onions in the salad thinking that could be the source. the f

take a look he's 53-year-old michael leonard of crofton. leonard was caught on surveillance camera walking out of the lobby of the western district police station where the package happened last friday. he then is seen walking back in to the cop shop empty handed to renew his sex offender registration. investigators say they've got a warrant and searched his property and found the package in his car. he remains behind bars tonight. >>> charles county bus ivers are demanding better wages and benefits. some wanted to make a statement, so they took the kids to school this morning and then called out sick this afternoon. the school district was forced to use sus constitute bus driver -- substitute bus drivers. some parents had safety concerns and decided to pick up their kids instead of letting them ride the school bus today. all the kids did make it home safely. >> and we want better benefits, better money, and the morale around here is ridiculous. it's because of all of this that we're asking for help. >> the superintendent has talked to the

they were taking on the pacers, kawhi leonard, he was the best player on the floor. a flipsy over the shoulder. that went in, the spurs up three then they took charge in the fourth quarter. they have 24 wins now against five losses. 21 of those wins by double digits. oh, that is tony parker. take another look. george and hill forced leonard to lose the ball and somehow >> other western conference contenders, these guys pretty good too, kevin durant, his team visiting l.a. fourth quarter, 14 seconds to go. thunder inbounding, up one, chris paul steals the ball,lys it in, so clippers take a one-point lead. next thunder possession, kevin durant doing what he does, mvp style, pulls up just long of the elbow. okc takes a one-point lead. so, last chance for the clippers here. paul, the shot for the win. durant defense to okc wins it by one. they've won 11 of 14 and that'll do it for us. >> yes, america, you have three more shopping days till christmas. >> okay. thanks. >> i like getting my sports from a woman too. >> exactly. >>> up next in "the pulse," a significant step

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george and hill forced leonard to lose the ball and somehow he still makes a play. spurs win it, 106-92. >> other western conference contenders, these guys pretty good too, kevin durant, his team visiting l.a. fourth quarter, 14 seconds to go. thunder inbounding, up one, chris paul steals the ball,lys it in, so clippers take a one-point lead. next thunder possession, kevin durant doing what he does, mvp style, pulls up just long of the elbow. okc takes a one-point lead. so, last chance for the clippers here. paul, the shot for the win. durant defense to okc wins it by one. they've won 11 of 14 and that'll do it for us. >> yes, america, you have three more shopping days till christmas. >> o oy. thanks. >> i like getting my sports from a woman too. >> exactly. a significant step forward in space travel with the late night landing of a rocket. >>> and going viral, slow motion video o owing kids' reaction to santa claus. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spre

now the soldiers were on temporary assignment at fort leonard wood. in texas the cleanup continues and donations are pouring in following the nine devastating tornadoes that hit the dallas area over the weekend. now according to the dallas morning news, insurance claims will likely reach more than $1 billion. now damage assessment teams will be in the area today. >>> republican presidential candidate ted cruz is also heading to roulette, texas, this morning where he will tour some of the damaged areas. meanwhile the northeast is dealing with the season's first winter storm. parts of new england saw several inches of snow yesterday, making for slick roads and slow commutes. this winter weather came after several areas saw record warmth earlier this month. >> it was just 60 degrees and now it's below freezing. >> make up your mind, please. i'm tired of the cold, hot, cold, hot. >> a new "wall street journal" article is likely to complicate already fragile relations between the u.s. and israel. the paper reports that the white house eavesdropped on israe

i would like to follow on leonard's statement. we have one of these efforts to teach false problems with evolution in pennsylvania. before i waited into it in a spoke to our pastors, we are methodists. what i was doing and they said it was fine. in pennsylvania, they were trying to teach this intelligent design. people who are not biologists say high school teachers should tell people to believe in an unnamed intelligence. know, yousaid, you are unhappy with the lack of science in that. we are more unhappy with the lack of religion in that. they said this may be bad science but it is worse the allergy. you're completely correct. [applause] >> the thing that amazes me with regard to faith approach to approach tofaith's a lot of things as how often people of faith give themselves a get out of jail free card from doing the hard personal stuff that we are wired to do. it becomes -- i have always understood my faith as an obligation to do forward, not a license to hit someone over the head. not to take itan to sunday school, but if you

many of you are familiar with the iconic essay by leonard reed, called eye pencil. yes?aise your hand. i think this should be mandatory. if i had a common core curriculum, i pencil would be taught in second grade or first grade. this is the way of illustrating the miracle of millions of voluntary exchanges that go on obviously in our country every day, and around the world where they can. of all the cooperation that goes on without any centralized top-down hand coordinating it. the engine, the the fuel for producing something as simple as a pencil comes from allowing people to pursue their self interests. it's the same thing with toilet paper, which is wife one of the chapters i wrote is called eye, toilet paper. boy was it fun writing in the voice of a roll of toilet paper. what i found was, and this is what i talk about it was such a joy to take a break from the daily wear and tear of the cable tv world where there so much focus on the negative, just to be able to breathe in this incredible legacy. the history of toilet paper can be traced back to our founding fathers,

leonard doyle: you know, migration is the oldest adaptation strategy that man knows.eporter: in europe, it's the biggest movement of people since world war ii. fleeing war, hardship, and persecution, many end up in italian detention centers. doyle: you know, migration is the oldest adaptation strategy that man knows. if you think about it, how people spread around the world through migration, so we're not talking about something that's just been invented in the last couple of months or weeks now that we're paying more attention to it in the media. doyle: i mean, the italians, because they are closest, if you will, to north africa, they take an enormous number. many of these migrants and refugees wish to go through italy very quickly and move on to sweden, where they may have family, or germany, where they know there's a chance of a job. so the italians have been extraordinarily generous. they've funded the mare nostrum maritime rescue operation for two years. they've saved hundreds of thousands of lives, and they continue to do so. but they're in a tough place, too, b

more on a monster game from lsu's leonard fournette, coming up in sports. republican presidential days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa making a stop in south carolina today ahead of the new year. today holding a meet and greet at the westin hilton head island resort and spa. doors open at 9:30 and the event begins at 11. and republican candidate jeb bush will be in lexington tonight to hold a meet and greet. the former florida governor will be at hudson's smokehouse barbecue on sunset boulevard tonight. the event is scheduled to start at 6:30. candidates are taking advantage of the week between christmas and new years to meet as many

host: kimberly leonard, your response or reaction.imberly: this is one of those things for economy -- the economist to predict. we do not know how much they are going to cost. much of the increase that we saw in 2014 was actually due to the israeli -- they are expensive to produce and expensive to afford. when you look at the budgets, looking at medicaid budgets and medicare, the strikes that treat hepatitis c have shown to drop some of the costs of prescription drug spending. a reminder, if you have insurance through the affordable care act, want to hear from you on 202-748-8000. if you are insured or your employer, you can call 202-748-8001. if you are uninsured, home 202-748-8002. of guests jennifer haberkorn "u.s. news & world report" and jennifer haberkorn from "politico". let's hear from james that is insured through an employer. caller: good morning. a friend of mine works for a company in indiana. he just got a letter stating that the company will only the workers independents. spouses will not be included. i do not know what

police say 41-year-old jarrod lee leonard and 37-year-old leon travis pollock burglarized several homes that remain under construction. as a result of a joint investigation involving the simpsonville police department, greenville county sheriff's office and the fountain inn police department, leonard has been arrested. simpsonville police need your help finding pollock. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. fire inside a greenville home. the mauldin fire department say the hoverboard exploded in the living room at this home on windrush lane. they say the explosion shot charred pieces 25 feet. no one was hurt, but officials say if the family wasn't home, the house would have likely burned to the ground. there have been at least 22 other hoverboard fires reported in the nation. officials say this may be the first one for south carolina. commitment 2016, this morning, the race for the white house is -- aly: continuing to follow breaking news, a live look from florida where five people died and two others injured in a wrong way crash on i-95. a pickup truck traveling the w