lenny is now setting up an education, basically a new university to develop brainpower for new mobility of detroit pretty i do mean they need to have the talent for these new technologies, robotics and other new technologies to keep the auto business in detroit. peter: has he made any profit from that. stephen: i imagine he did very well. it's a venture funded and has a a good on a lot of its investments in robotics and other mobility technologies rated so i think he has done just fine. i don't think he's making a ton of money with his education venture. education adult think is a huge profit maker. i think he is doing it to try to help detroit. peter: a lot of the mobility technology that is being developed now is not seen return. is that a correct. stephen: when the moon base . so money is going into all kind of start up imagers . in silicon valley is just full of all kinds of mobility startups. in some point, this moon base will end. investors will start asking difficult questions about whether the companies are making money. in the lead as we have seen in previous iterations of the

let's get more on that we're joined by financial correspondent chelsea to lenny and frank for chelsea a sobering outlook from the fed that we just heard there japan sliding into recession what are the markets make of it. well certainly a lot of really gloomy economic data and commentary from officials around the world but markets are actually starting the week on a bit of a positive but the dax here and prayed for it just opened up about 2 percent even the nikkei and japan closed up today about 0.5 percent after this new recession data but i think what drove powell said yesterday it really reflects the challenges and the situation that a lot of major economies are facing right now the all of the data especially for this current quarter the 2nd quarter which is going to include the steepest and most severe lockdown measures is going to be extremely extremely devastating 30 percent decline for the u.s. for germany a 10 percent contraction so these are really significant problems but powell says he's confident that this isn't going to be another great depression that the central banks go

from china makes them angry you know it's you know they're talking about propaganda well a guy named lenny to protect themselves keep going maybe i could just be happy till i had get them. ok look you get from starting to get a move later churches get together not what contemporary politicians actually confront this trip trust me if i see now you know if they matter a political choice you compare a man and see. what you need. now you can't mean the difference kevin is the difference between then and now is it then you had people that had courage you had people that had some thought and you know it even stalin i would say ok i mean if you look at sort of the soviet ideology dealing with the bush wild west and you know because it the world was absolutely shots when the the announcement of the nazi so be a great that was made public i mean because after decades of demonizing capitalism and all that someone had to flip on a dime and say for our survival we're going to have to work with these 2 characters you know roosevelt and result and churchill here i mean the point is is that there's a big

which was live streamed its sweetest world record holder among the pontus and frenchman renaud levy lenny both cleared the hype 36 times while american sam kendricks only man is 26 successful attempts just having everything being cancelled it's getting it's tougher to apartment bacon and now have having this little one will come and that we had was really some of the record to put it past mark because you know i miss the feeling of competing i missed being out there with the guys it's kind of virtually. you know it was it was really fun time i really you know it was fun to switch back in a competition competition period. where you can find much more on that story by heading to our website al-jazeera telecom. well again the headlines on al-jazeera afghan officials are concerned the coronavirus may have spread far further through the country than they thought random testing of kabul residents of just around a 3rd could be infected that's despite official confirmation of just over 2 and a half 1000 infections in a country of 36000000 meanwhile russia to the seen a sharp rise in the number of

fought for us they did what they could and i think it was the right thing that they may have to inspire lenny. in the hospital is another thing you hear so often oh adoptive parents can never be the real parents but that is complete nonsense you really see the loss they have for the children just like any other parents. absolutely they protect you and do everything for you and your family whether someone gave birth to you are not absolutely for me blood relationship is meaningless here behold new groups for one traffic are good for me too and for me it's immaterial them in it and as my parents told me about how they drove to the children's home in life where i was. and i crawled straight into my papa's arms. for me it was clear that's my papa and that's really great but as my pappy you wouldn't yard as well to this to tire churn and that's how it was until the end we were really close. best resuming a father no. it wasn't until the age of 17 that indian i met her biological mother. jones and we had no one to go off and. we went for a walk and she said that in the interest i didn't want you to

no, if it was a spider, lenny would've flipped out. okay, sheldon, i know i was supposed to return and i know we rented it on your card. but it's been, like, seven years and clearly nothing bad has happened. so in-in-in-instead of being a giant pain in the ass like you always are, what if this one time you just tried staying calm?

sometimes come on cnn and talk about an individual and today that happens to be a guy by the name of lennyd. he was 23 when he was killed. a second lieutenant, class of 2003 from west point. i actually met him before combat at gettysburg, pennsylvania, when he was a history major and was taking a staff right here with our youngest son, also a cadet at west point at the time. he was killed by a sniper's bullet when he was 23 years old. that was in 2004. thinking about him today, he would have been 38 years old today. that intervening time, those 16 years you don't really know what may have happened in his life. he's left behind a young wife, sara. they could have had children. he could be a lieutenant colonel in the army now commanding. those are the kinds of things i think about of things that were lost given the circumstances. >> it makes sense. you get to see the faces of them. takes away any sense of a number. these are people with lives and years lost and memories lost as a result. you know, this year typically on a memorial day folks could go out and go to parades and visit cemeteries

. >>> and on this day in 1981, the mariners lenny randle had a solution for a swinging bunt like kansasos otis. the umpires ruled was illegal. >> would never see the before and baseball. >> that's this day in sports, may 27th, i'm joe fonzi. >>> you might not know it, but softball is actually very popular over in france. as you check this out, look at the little french twist we've got for you. desserts. >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> all right, he is a french, i have never seen that. that's an amazing video right there. his name is renaud laforge. basically, the tv is like the softball version of the harlem globetrotters, i'm told. that was pretty amazing. >> i still love that brandon crawford grand slam home run, on his first bat in the majors. that's pretty cool. >> doesn't happen very often. >>> thanks for joining us tonight, big bang theory is coming up next. the news continues at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. good night everyone. >> we will see you later, take care. this is nice, that we all get to eat together. mm-hmm. mm-hmm. absolutely. hmm. can we maybe put the phones down an

. >> lenny is the prosecutor who inherited the case. >> and that new evidence is what we considered aaid that michael wolfe fabricated the entire story about barbara participating in the murder of david jackson. >> the jailhouse snitch was well-known, the d.a. said, mostly for the false information he provided. still, after three years in jail, it was enough to get barbara released and placed on house arrest pending trial. and, then, prosecutor bendale met michael wolfe to ask him about testifying against barbara. didn't go well. >> the blow came to me when he said, what am i getting in return? what will my sentence be reduced to? >> now the state reassessed its options. >> i think with any case you're taking a 50/50 chance. it's the lack of forensics, the lack of physical evidence that a jury wants to see but most importantly, again, the fact that you have a co-defendant that is giving the testimony which is the foundation of this prosecution who wanted something in return. >> the people who conducted the investigation, you know, deep down in their guts are sure that she was at the c

fifth one that i've done i did rachel feinstein's and noam dworman who owns the comedy cellar, and lenny go-to guy for weddings [ light laughter ] >> seth: i tracked you down that night to compliment the job you did, because, you know, i think doing comedy in front of comedians is hard enough as it is >> yeah. >> seth: but to do it on a night that everyone is going to remember do you -- versus regular joke-writing, do you feel that pressure when you're writing -- like that? >> oh. [ light laughter ] yeah, i mean, i wrote that thing for six months straight. i just kept writing and writing and writing. and especially knowing that it's colin quinn who is one of the most prolific, funniest, and judgmental comedians we have - [ laughter ] -- standing this far from my face i was -- oh, the pressure, every word, every line you were really funny at the end of it, because you pointed out the worst part of the whole thing is, even if it goes well, which it did, thank god -- that's the only time you get to do it. >> seth: yeah. >> and you said you've given some commencement speeches and things like

lead to believe them but seem to explain that it wouldn't do the concert to american citizens well lenny to take most of legitimate president and bring him to the u.s. for what purpose we asked. president trump and secretary pompei all have already made clear that the united states was not involved in operation gideon. repeated again the united states has not entered venezuela and categorically rejects any claims to the contrary the united states was not involved in the alleged armed incursion of may 3rd and 4th now that as well i also spoke during this virtual session of the security council and they pointed to the presence of u.s. warships and colombian warships in the region as another threat the united states has said that these ships are there for counter narcotics operation venezuela accuse the united states of doing this as a farce and another threat to their sovereignty the united states in march actually issued a warrant for the arrest of officials in venezuela on narcotics operations and a reward for anyone leaving with anyone with information that would lead to an arrest there

game so for a lot of reasons, it really took off in the fifties with that national championship team, lennyen bluetooth and tommy currents in some of the great tar hills from that team. from that, coach smith, dee smith, he began his program five years after that. coach smith became the winningest coach in college basketball history and is a legend here in chapel hill. dean smith was our head basketball coach from 1961 to 1997. when he retired, he was the winningest coach in college basketball history. he helped the united states win back the gold medal at the olympics in 1976. he want national championships and more of that, he built a great program. the carolina way of play hard, play smart, play together and those are themes that all the coaches that have come after coach smith, coach got three, the and williams they all lived by the idea, play hard, play smart, play together. that's what coach smith lived by. this sort of a green style earn, that sports illustrated's sportsman of the year. it's one of the top awards in all of sports each year. the sports illustrated sports coach of the

his name is lenny curry. your honor, good to see you.u reopened beaches and hotels, when you reopened, how did it go? did people come? >> we reopened beaches two weeks ago with restricted hours and restricted activities t did really well. they got out and practiced social distancing. effective today we released restrictions on hours. in accordance with the governor we are opening restaurants and retail at 25% capacity, following the blueprint of president trump's plan to work through the phases. stuart: are people obeying the rules? we know we are supposed to stay six feet apart, social distancing. did people went to the beaches and elsewhere in jacksonville respect the rules? >> the people of jacksonville row opened the beaches with no sitting, sunbathing, walking, hike, swim, absolutely by and large obeyed the rules. there is always an outlyer. we had police and fire on microphones reminding people to be socially distant, separate. and so yeah, our people have adhered to safe practices. stuart: at what point will you allow people to pu

. >> arthel: leland, let's bring in lenny chen, at policy studies. >> at stanford university. are still in college. let's get the how to help in college and universities safely get students back on campus come this fall? >> well, arthel, you have seen universities like the university of notre dame make arrangements to do this. so bringing students back on campus means ensuring once they get back on campus, they are tested so the university understands who might have coronavirus infection and who might not. putting some contact tracing so that when and if there are outbreaks during the course of an academic term, you are to identify who someone's been in touch with, who they been in contact with. ideally the limit of that virus around social distancing in classrooms, putting in place additional hygiene recommendations in dorms where it may be tough to social distance so you are combining a lot of tools that we know how to use to try to limit the scope and the spread of the virus while bringing students back on campus because that really is an important part of that college expe