good night, leonard. (knocking) hey, leonard? hi, penny. okay. i'm fine. i am so sorry about what happened. it's not your fault. (sighs): yes, it is. that's why i broke up with him. he always does stuff like that. so why was he at your party? well, i ran into him last week and he was just all apologetic about how he's changed. and he was just going on and on and... i believed him and i'm an idiot (voice cracking): because i always believe guys like that. and i can't go back to my party because he's there. and know you don't want to hear this and i'm upset and i'm really drunk and i just want to... (sobbing) there, there. god, what is wrong with me? nothing, you're perfect. i'm not perfect. yes, you are. you really think so, don't you? penny? yeah? how much have you had to drink tonight? just... a lot. are you sure that your being drunk and your being angry with kurt doesn't have something to do with what's going on here? it might. boy, you're really smart. yeah, i'm a frickin' genius. leonard, you are so great. why can't all guys be like yo

francis seen here or fat leonard who runs a defense contractor known as g d and now fat leonard to use this information to bilk the u.s. navy out of millions of dollars in fuel food and other services it's a ledge to his company defrauded the u.s. navy out of ten million dollars in just one year in thailand in return for the information fat leonard would hand out gifts or bribes including lady gaga tickets and prostitutes so far four people have been arrested including fat leonard and the navy commander selling secrets as well as another colleague of leonard's and a senior navy investigator who was keeping fat leonard informed of the invest. today sion the pentagon believes more people will likely be implicated in this massive bribery scheme. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in poland it's there that he tried to ease concerns from allies over the n.s.a. spying programs promising that a review of surveillance activities will strike the right balance between security and privacy we've heard a lot of talk lately about striking balances kerry also advised allies not to let n.s.a. reve

this man, malaysian businessman leonard glenn francis known as fat leonard for tipping the scales at00 pounds. francis runs defense contracting that help port u.s. naval ships. prosecutors say fat leonard became close friends over private e-mails calling each other big bro and little bro. after he received some gifts, the government said a fat leonard associative announced we've got him themselves moved shims around east asia like chess pieces using classified information, ending up at ports where francis' firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: the retired navy captain eyer understands this like few others. he served 30 years and was a xhaer of a ship in asia will he even tanned parties with the lavish businessman. >> having looked this man in the eye, can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he is very charming. he is very social. you know where i might go, i might be at this party and i'll have a budweiser. leonard is drinking dom per i non. he loved the big life and fast cars and women and travel.

to leonard francis senior or that leonard who runs a defense contractor known as g d and k now without one or to use this information to build the us navy out of millions of dollars in fuel food and other services. it's alleged that his company deep run in the us navy out of ten million dollars in just one year in thailand. in return for the information that leonard wood head of dates or bribes including when god got tickets and prostitutes. so far four people have been arrested including fat leonard and the navy commander selling secrets as well as another colleague of whiners and a senior navy investigator was kidding about leonard informed of the investigation the pentagon believes more people will likely be included in this massive bribery scheme. us secretary of state john kerry is in poland. instead he tried to use concerns from allies over the nsa spying programs promising that a review of surveillance activities will strike the right balance between security and privacy we've heard a lot of talk lately about striking balances. kerry also advise allies not to let others say reve

. >> brown: for decades, leonard francis, known as "fat leonard" for his imposing girth, has been well-connected in top u.s. navy circles, perhaps too connected. his company, glenn defense marine, provided logistics support for u.s warships at ports in east asia. since 2011, the company has won more than $200 million in navy contracts. contracts that federal investigators now charge are at the center of an elaborate criminal conspiracy involving bribery, fraud and more. in october, "the washington post" reported that francis plied top navy commanders with prostitutes, cash, luxury hotel rooms... ( cheers and applause ) ...even tickets to a lady gaga concert in thailand. in return, officials at the justice department say, francis received classified information on ship deployments. he also allegedly pressured commanders to steer ships to ports where his company would then overcharge for services like sewage disposal and tugboats. in september, the justice department arrested francis as well as a top agent in the naval criminal investigative service who had been feeding him information and two nav

leonard francis. businessman who runs a company that provides services such as fuel and tug boat services to navy ships. three arrested are accused of accepting large sums of cash, hookers and all-expense paid trips in exchange for steering navy ships to ports are fat leonard's company operated. >> it's a worrisome case and deeply concerned about this. we have indications that several naval officers and some civilian employees have been taking bribes and inappropriate gifts. >> the u.s. attorney is implicating new a bribery scheme. >> reporter: cnn caught up with one of the officers charged, commander michael mischivits outside of court. >> i'm sorry. i can't comment. >> reporter: they say another navy admiral asked fat leonard for pictures of prostitutes for motivation and a few days later, an e-mail was sent saying, yummy. daddy like. >> he is very charming and very social. whereas i might be at this party and i'll have a budweiser. you know? leonard is drinking dom perinon. >> our thanks to barbara

including leonard marshall. >>> president obama is finding himself playing defense on the affordable care act. this morning he is back in washington after a trip to texas. it is the largest state refusing to participate in the health care law. he got an earful from both sides. tracie potts joins us with the latest. there's news on the resignation on the rollout team, what's being made of that? >> tony trinkle, the top chief technology officer at health and human services is leaving as of next friday. next week will be his last day. he's going into the private sector, already replaced for now by someone on the inside. as they get ready to roll out more money from the health law. today the white house is announcing $150 million in grants to community health centers to treat more than a million new patients, part of the health law that president obama says has him frustrated because the website to buy insurance isn't working properly. >> this is like having a really good product in the store and the cash registers don't work and there aren't enough parking spots. >> he chided texas for

if in boston, leonard reube reubensteen, and berman institute of medical ethics and still with us ross lind jordan. you're a lead author of this report. most important take away. >> the most important take away the legacy of the detainee abuse is still with us in the erosion of medical, ethical standards for health personnel working at guantanamo. the department of defense changed ethical standards. even though there are changes and interrogation practices those rules are still with us and they undermine ethical practice. >> any surprises in this report? >> no, no surprises. what was really valuable about the report was that you had a proud group of people senior doctors and leaders who looked at all the information and was very objective and confirmed what had been coming out for years, and we recognized was a problem for military medicine. >> torture, the interrogation process, we're talking about waterboarding and things like that, is this different? >> what's really different about this question is the fact that you have medical doctors, people who are licensed by one state or anot

this man, malaysian businessman leonard glenn francis, known as "fat leonard" for tipping the scalesounds. francis runs defense contracting firm glenn defense marine asia that helps port u.s. naval ships. >> specialized team of professionals -- >> reporter: they say they became close friends over private e-mails, calling each other big bro and little bro, after he received gifts, a fat leonard associate eventually decla declared, "we got him." they moved the u.s. navy ships around asia like chess pieces ending up at ports where francis' firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say that they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: retired navy captain kevin ire understands this like few others. he served 30 years and was a commanding officer of a ship in asia that frequented some of the same ports where fat leonard operated, and even attended parties with the businessman. having looked this man in the eye, can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he's very charming. he's very social. you know, whereas i might go -- i might be at this party, and i'll h

i'll start with leonard bailey. leonard is a special counsel for national security in the department of justice's computer crime and intellectual property section. he was also recently an associate deputy attorney general and responsible in that capacity for managing criminal and national security cyber policy for the department of justice. he's had a long career in the -- in the justice department working on crime and cyber issues. leonard received a j.d. from yale law school and a b.a. from yale law school. steve chabinsky is senior vice president of legal affairs general counsel and chief risk officer of the international technology firm crowd strike. he's also an adjunct faculty member at george washington university and the cyber columnist for "security" magazine. prior to joining crowd strike, steve was at the fbi for 17 years, culminating in his service as deputy assistant director in the fbi's cyber division. prior to that, he organized and led the fbi's cyber intelligence program. he's also served in the of

this man, asian businessman leonard glen francis known as fat leonard for tipping the scales at morefirm glen defense marine asia that helps port u.s. naval ships. prosecutors say fat leonard and the commander became close friends calling each other big bro and little bro, the government said a fat leonard associate eventually declared we got him. prosecutors say the two men moved u.s. navy ships around east asia like chess pieces using classified information ending up at ports where francis's firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say that they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: retired navy captain kevin eir understands this like few others. he served 30 years and was the commanding officer of a ship in asia that frequented some of the same ports where fat leonard operated. he even attended parties with the lavish businessman. having looked this man in the eye can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he's very charming. he's very social. you know, whereas i might go -- i might be at this party and i'll have a budweiser, no, leonard is drinki

he said the doctors and nurses -- leonard rubenstein, your response? are certainly health professionals there who are doing their best under stressful situations. i think we have to look not at the doctors alone, we have to look at the policy. for example, the cia says ark allusions are -- says our conclusions are erroneous. but the office of medical services said that waterboarding is medically acceptable. it said in writing that sleep deprivation for over a week was medically acceptable. so we're basing it on their own documents. they have not told us one fact that we of gone wrong. with respect to the pentagon, we're basing our information as well on their policies. i cited two of them. what is also important to know is for about eight years, i have been requesting the pentagon access to detainees to look at their medical records, security agreements, confidentiality agreements. that has always been turned down. and that is why one of our most important conclusions is to call for a full investigation. we don't claim to know everything. that we have

i'll start with leonard bailey. leonard is a special council for national security in the department of justice's computer crime and intellectual property section. he was also recently an associate deputy attorney general, and responsible in that capacity for managing criminal and national security cyber policy for the department of justice. he's had a long career in the justice department working on crime and cyber issues. leonard received a jd from yale law school and a ba from yale law school. steve chabinsky is senior vice president of legal affairs, general counsel and chief risk officer of the internet technology firm crowdstrike. is also an adjunct faculty member at george washington university, and the cyber columnist for security magazine. prior to joining crowdstrike, steve was at the fbi for 17 years, culminating in his service as deputy assistant director in the fbi's cyber division. prior to that he organized and led the fbi's cyber intelligence program. he's also served in the office of director of nat

for 40 years, united auto worker presidents walter reuther, leonard woodcock, and douglas fraser wonher pay for their members. why in 1979 would fraser agree to take less? employers and labor unions, like buyers and sellers, try to make the best deal for themselves. labor and management: how do they come to terms? with economic analyst richard gill, we'll examine that question on this edition of economics usa. i'm david schoumacher. fewer than 1/3 of american workers are covered by union contract. but organized labor's strength at the economy's pressure points-- the big smokestack industries, the arteries of transportation and communication-- make them a force to be reckoned with. for more than 75 years, labor unions have been a fact of american economic le. how d they get power? we are childn of immignts. the largest number came here around the turn of the century. millions, most of them jewish or italian, unskilled and uneducated, settled in new york city's crowded tenements. what kind of work did america offer? fannie susskind remembers. we came with the needle in our hand. i've w

according to espn, three other former players have also been diagnosed, including leonard marshall. >>> president obama is once again finding himself playing defense on the affordable care act. this morning he's back in washington after a trip to texas. it's the largest state refusing to participate in the health care law. and while there, he got an earful from both sides. nbc tracie potts joins us live from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we learned the white house is rolling out more money for people who don't have health insurance so they can see a doctor so she can sign up for a plan had that web citsi website working. today the white house is announcing $150 million in grants to community health centers to treat more than 1 million new patients. it's part of the health law president obama says has him frustrated because the website to buy insurance isn't working properly. >> this is like having a really good product in a store and the cash registers don't work and there aren't enough parking spots and nobody can get through the door. >> reporter: he

marine leonard edwards does not usually get his meal fromng mail -- bread for the city, a washington,.c. charity. this year he cannot afford its own. that is because at the start of november, the government subsidies program at its funds cut by 13% tiered now leonard has trouble stretching his budget until the end of the month. >> normally the last week or last three days, i have problems with what am i going to eat today. but now with that $20 gone, to me, that is like a weeks worth of my diet. that is $20. this give foodke at the capital area food bank, covering 11,000 square meters, it is the largest charity distribution center in the region, providing around 13 million meals a year. the worry here is they will rely more on charity. >> we do not know what is going to happen. we wanted to prepare for the worse, so we have more food in the warehouse to get out into the community. >> the recession has come to an end here, but there are still twice as many people using the food stands at there were in 2007. many in congress say it is too extensive and inefficient, and more bodies are c

ongoing naval criminal investigative service investigatn into illegal and improper relations with leonard francis. onard francis, known as fat leonard, owns a singore based coany that provides doside service to ny warships. federa prosecutors have accused francis of bribing navy terribles, showering them with cash, prostitutes and lady gaga tickets in exchange r busine. vice admal terry mcknight never met frcis but said the businessman is well known. >> hs bigger than life. he comes ross as i can help you t. but it appears he's done little bit more 2457b just try help us out. >> reporter: navy commander michl mischevitz was charged with accepting bribes. commander hoe says sanchez was accused of accepti money. and a navy criminal inveigators was aused of prizing ancis with details o the inveigation. ey have all pleaded not guilty. the navy said theris no indication there was a breach of classified information by th two admils. how concned are you that u.s secrets were giveno a businessman? >> i think what we are dealing with here is corruption and money, not treason o intelligence. >> rep

leonard has a ba from law school. steve is senior vice president of legal affairs, general counsel, and chief risk officer of the internet technology firm, cloud strike. he's also an adjunct faculty member at george washington university, and a cyber columnist for "security" magazine, and prior to joining crowd strike, steve was at the first for 17 years, deputy assistant director in the fbi's cyber division, prior to that, he organizedded and led the fbi's cyber intelligence program. he's also served in the office of director of national intelligence, and he's a graduate of duke university and duke law school. laura donohue is a professor of law at georgetown law and director of georgetown's center of national security in the law. she writes on national security and counterterrorism law in the united states and the united kingdom including on emerging technologies. professor donohue held fellowships at stanford law school center for constitutional law, stanford university center for international security and coopera

. >> reporter: those in the navy associated with leonard francis knew him as "fat leonard" for his physical size and for the size of the lavish gifts he allegedly showered naval officers-- cash, prostitutes, expensive cuban cigars, and luxury trips overseas. even tickets to a lady gaga concert. what francis got in return, according to prosecutors, was u.s. navy warships redirected to asian ports he ran. francis allegedly overcharged the u.s. to supply those ships with food, fuel, and security services. rear admiral john kirby is a navy spokesman. >> we've been in business with this company for... since about 1997, so hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of contracts. >> reporter: today, francis pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and bribery. in september, navy investigators lured the malaysian tycoon to a meeting in this san diego hotel, where he was arrested. and two navy commanders have been charged with accepting bribes that reached $100,000. >> we believe that there will be more naval officers, and perhaps even some navy civilians, implicated in this scandal as the investigat

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john: lynn -- leonard gilroy from the recent tradition. civic privatize everything they can get their hands on. >> teabags who don't want to pay for education because their children are gone. the village to pay for the roads or the dams are the refers. john: i just want it wasted but former congressman kucinich says government can do it just as efficiently? >> talking about privatization in inevitably means people pay more taxes their fees will go up, they have less accountability. john: we just heard examples they sold the liquor without government cost to people want control over these facilities? if you don't owe them that they will own you. then we have assets that belong to municipalities but we have of a dog be invested in the parking meter privatization is chicago the told with the idea that cover 3.$8 billion privatisation and investors of other cadre's planning to return to $1 billion. john: the cars move more quickly the states save money they least it so they will get back. in chicago that was a bad deal but they canceled it. be

cleveland elementary school and grot 10 and hill convert, june jordan and leonard and paul refer and marshall and elementary school stephanie young. may i ask for all the award winners to please stand for a recollection of applause (clapping) >> well done. well done. well done. ladies and gentlemen, it's also a great pleasure this evening i congratulate our historic practices department being an award winner with the bell award. our board passed a resolution to implement a resolution for the mass dispensation. this mandated a strategic change effort to have a positive change 40 in our disciplinarian practices. during the 2010 and 11 school year we're having a unpunitive education community and the implementation the staff members have been trained and the introduction to the practice to over 2 thousand 8 hundred participants and our advisory council has been a part of that. it's been selected out of 2 hundred and 50 candidates and will be awarded on december 7th initiating. congratulation to kari berkowitz and kudos to our associate superintendent of ask the community department kevi

leonard gilroy studies that for the reason foundation. >> changing the oil in vehicles, a sweeping streets or trimmingtrees where many cities pay public employees lavish salaries and nefits to perform functions you could give to the private sector. johnwhy do you getetter bids? why couldn't the government better?es do it cheaper or >> you have a monopoly and by definition you don't have competition. of said competition you don't have pressure on prices. if you go to a competitive bidding system what you tend to do is drive down costs and improve service quity if you do it right that is the outcome that you get. john: we -- you publish the "privatization report" washington state prrivatizing state-run liquor monopoly? what many peopleon't realize there are still 17 states since prohibition own and oerate their own liquor retail and wholesale operations. government run liquor stores or trucks that deliver. john: states said it is a@ dangerous drug and kids will get it was drunk driving accidents. >> writes. originally the rationale. john: you see that now with marijuana legalition. >> but wi

no best practice that will get anywhere near that but it will cost paula and i am completely on leonard's side. we have got to go on the threat roots. we have got to do it better than ever before. legislative proposals have to focus on that and we have to think about what the role of government is and this might be where you are heading but we talked about the fourth amendment and privacy concerns, a very government centric view of this problem but the private sector through its own technology and its own market forces and its own transnational organizations including non-governmental organizations can help define those rules for their own groups. on this system, this environment this is what we consent to. these are the rules of the road and we have to start thinking more about what the government's role is in helping the private sector, both at a professional and industry levelland non-governmental organizations which already control a lot of governance of the internet, how we include security in that model. not to sound like a broken record but i will keep saying this until we shift ou

john: thank you leonard gilroy from the reason foundation. ose on the left want to steer spending ivatize everything they can get their hands on. >> t baggers don't want to pay for education because their children are grown. the roads or the games or the rivers. john: yes i do. i just don't want it wasted but dennis cozenage says government workers can do it just as efficientl? come on. >> when you talk about privatization it inevitably means people pay more taxes taxes, fees will go up, they have lessccountabiliiy. john: it doesn't mean that we just heard where taxe our lower because they delivered the water cheaply or sold the water -- the liquor. >> not going to happen. to people like control over the public service facilities? if you don't own them then they will own you. in america has assets belong to people are now bought by foreign investors. we have of dhabi invested in the parking meter privatization in the toll booth in indiana. 3.$8 billion privatisation inevitably investors from other countries will make $21 billion. john: the ca

john: thank you leonard gilroy from the reason foundation. those on the left want to steer spending privatize everything they can get their hands on. >> t baggers don't want to pay for education because their children are grown. the roads or the games or the rivers. john: yes i do. i just don't want it wasted but dennis cozenage says government workers can do it just as efficiently? come on. >> when you talk about privatization it inevitably means people pay more taxes taxes, fees will go up, they have less accountabiliiy. john: it doesn't mean that we just heard where taxes our lower because they delivered the water cheaply or sold the water -- the liquor. >> not going to happen. to people like control over the public service facilities? if you don't own them then they will own you. in america has assets belong to people are now bought by foreign investors. we have of dhabi invested in the parking meter privatization in the toll booth in indiana. 3.$8 billion privatisation inevitably investors from other countries will make $21 billion. john

leonard rubenstein joins us. what do you suggest that these people have been made to do? >> based on the rules the pentagon and the cia established, they oversaw and consulted on interrogation, medical and psychological information was shared with indicatorrors, doctors and nurses have been, involved with force feeding detainees. these were all based on policy. it's not a matter of some doctors and psychologists who violated rules because they were bad. they were following policy. >> so i said what were they made to do. in a sense it wasn't that they were made to do, perhaps they did it of their own free will. >> well, in the military, the military, in the command, establishes the directives and the rules. and one of the more insidious elements of this process was that they were told that all these rules and the roles that he played were reviewed and it was perfectly ethical. so it's a lot more complicated than the image that we have of some doctor doing some wrongdoing without authority. >> do you get many of the people involved in this process coming forward to talk to

. >> leonard here has a comment on >> leonard here has a comment on facebook, some of us are facebookre genetically not supposed to be genetically not supposed to be thin. thin. we can avoid obesity and the we can avoid obesity and the conditions incumbent upon that conditions incumbent upon that position. position. what's behind the what's behind the rise in rise in obesity that we're experiencing obesity that we're experiencing right now? right now? >> that's a great question. >> that's a great question. the simple answer is we just the simple answer is we just don't know. don't know. we would like to think over the we would like to think over the last few decades it's been last few decades it's been largely attributable to too largely attributable to too little exercise or eating too little exercise or eating too much food. much food. and certainly they probably do and certainly they probably do play some role. play some role. but we have to consider the fact but we have to consider the fact that from a calorie basis alone, that from a calorie basis alone, the amount of extra energ

moments ago i talked to eve leonard of the national dead race o --fed federation of the red cross. >>he storm made land fall at 11:00 a.m. and departed at 2:00 p.m. >> it's quit quite a established city. the damage is not that significant. i can see a lot of buildings are damaged and a lot of the infrastructure is down and the phone lines and we are here waiting to deploy to some of the most affected areas. so i'm here supporting the philippines red cross to carry out a detailed a assessment looking after the areas for shelter and health and livelihood and food needs of the affected populations in areas that were hardest hit. >> what are you hearing about the damage in the hardest hit areas? >> we are expecting a really high impact from this really significant storm. what we are looking at and i'm a specialist we are looking at significant damage in rural areas for low quality housing. >> especially in low-lying areas where flooding would have had a significant impact. >> you were already dealing with the earthquake, right. >> >> that is right. i was here since 16 of okay. >> and peop

leonard sommers was out skiing in colorado, he fell into a ravine. he seriously hurt his spine.dn't even move. luckily, his alaskan husky juno was with him. the dog only left his side long enough to find help. >> i saw the dog by himself. then i saw the dog head, you know, kind of over to where leonard was. >> she knew that i needed help. helped me dig out of snow and proceeded to lay on my legs and some of my body to keep me warm. i don't know if that was god reaching out to her to me. >> what a dog, oh! you see juno all over -- folks, that's love. and a loyal dog. >> makes me want to get a dog. >> sommers may not be able to walk again. he said the alternative was much worse. he would have died there had it not been for that dog. so grateful to juno. a beautiful husky. >> that's a nice way to end the day. let's go to "new day." it starts right now. ♪ >>> to get arrested and get charged for a crime you didn't commit is incredibly easy. and you can lose your life very fast. >> free at last. new this morning, we hear from ryan ferguson. his murder conviction overturned after ten y

i want to use what i leonard in the airport committee to help inform the group. secondly as a gay latino harvey milk's has been a hero not only to the lgbt community but ass an inspiration to all folks. there's a special interest i know we all have in understanding the way to honor the past specify. and as a former airport employee at the sf 0 you can't have a great city without a great airport. we have a great city that what protect the reputation but to enhance our cities standing and a recognition as a leader internationally when it comes to human rights if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> any questions? seeing none. thank you very much. next speaker >> hello supervisors and good afternoon. i'm maggie. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to present to you this afternoon in consideration of having me on this committee. i'm you currently an employee i work in the film office. any time folks come to town to get permits thaim i'm their person. i'm enrolled here in class and people are always talking about you in class. i worked i

. ♪ ♪ >> during the mass, father leonard hurley will be here to tell us what is happening.essness dependent on god and says with the lord there is mother sis, and with him, plenty redemption. they now remove the cape or coat and puts op the proper vestments, the celebration of mass. [background sounds] [background sounds] john fits gerald kennedy holds title to a special place in our hearts and in our prayers, thus many have gathered here in final testimony and tribute. background sounds ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the cardinal ascends the altar, and now recite the first hymn or chant of the mass. the entrance song for funeral mass pleads for eternal rest for the dead and reminds us that all that is flesh and blood must come before the throne of god. ♪ ♪ >> after greeting all present, the cardinal invites them all to pray. we pray that john fitzgerald kennedy may be spared all punishment and taken into paradise. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the first reading from the sacred scripture is taken from the letter of the apostle paul to the thessalonians. make no haste with those with guns at their rest. you are not

. >> laura and then leonard. >> so my only point here is in light of the recent revelations, the regard with encryption, standard setting, the high level of sin -- cynicism overseas, there is very serious opposition to what the united states has done overseas. i was in cambridge at the time this summer. it was remarkable the extent to which the anger towards the united states, and we can often forget that when we are here domestically, but the revelations have been a significant setback, i think, towards diplomatic efforts abroad. now, i think it's just too early to see how that pans out. if it's going to pan out that the united states is able to lead from behind, if it's going to pan out we can regain a leadership position, but we'll see significant fallout internationally on this for some time to come. >> leonard. >> a brief point. i think that, like jim, i'm an optimist. time is op our side here. i think the development of international norms will follow from just the proliferation of the technology so in 1996 when they start the negotiations, it was among countries that had, you kno

washington enfrentó a los san antonio spurs de san antonio, empezaba con canasta de tres puntos, luego, leonardgadores terminaron con un plebiscito. - en los angeles, los angeles clippers recibieron al thunder de oklahoma, los equipos pretendientes por el oeste en esta temporada. canastas y negro, 22 puntos y los de rebote para que dijin. por el otro lado, este jugador concluyó con 33 puntos segundos antes de final de la primera mitad, los jugadores fueron expulsados del partido, en el cual los angeles clippers vencieron al thunder. así, llegamos al final de este segmento deportivo, tras un corte comercial, regresamos con más. >> cristina: suben las temperaturas para los próximos días, parece que tenemos probabilidad de lluvia. los detalles después de la pausa. >> sulema: que bueno que sigue con nosotros, cristina no tiene buenas noticias, combinación de buena temperaturas con sol. >> cristina: suben las temperaturas en el área metropolitana. después de este día frío. sin embargo, no son mala costumbre, continuamos en el otoño y lo que viene es el invierno. mientras tanto, disfrutemos lo que no

leonard floyd made the tackle. >> g if you're georgia or a georgia fan, you're thinking we gave up 17 to vandy in the fourth quarter. a lot of time left in this game. >> verne: mack brown is the running back. joyer offset to the left. leads the way around the left side. brown. tripped by his own man, clay burton appears to have made contact with his heel on brown's ankle. >> verne: fulwood back on, dunbar, patton. third and three. could be the final play of the third quarter. >> verne: brown to the 40 yard line. >> verne: and the clock will stop on the first down. >> gary: we've got a fourth quarter football game, two-possession game, 11 points. a lot of time. >> verne: that is the end of the third with our score 23-12. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibili

after receiving gifts, a fat leonard associate declared we got him.asia like chess pieces, using classified information. ending up at ports where francis' firm would overbill the u.s. >> i think it would be fair to say they were seduced by mr. francis. >> reporter: retired navy captain kevin ire understands it like no others. served 30 years, was commanding officer of a ship in asia that frequented some of the same ports where fat leonard operated. he even attended parties with the lavish business man. >> reporter: having looked this man in the eye, can you see how that seduction could happen? >> i do. he's very charming, he's very social, whereas i might go, i might be at this party and have a budweiser, no, leonard is drinking dom perfect in i don't know. >> only the finest. the big man loved the big life, fast cars and women and travel. he seemed eager to share with his military friends. in court he appeared next to his co-conspirator, trading in a tuxedo for a jail jumpsuit and shackles. >> you can see how if you fell into the mode of socializing

fat leonard provided mercedes for transportation. quote -- should i ask more guys from the office if they want to go to the lady gaga concert? now, all of the defendants have pled not guilty, but the navy is pointing out this is beyond even the notion of these payoff scandals. future ship movements, the location of navy warships, that's classified, and disclosing that could have been a real risk to national security, they say. wolf? >> could have been indeed. barbara, thank glue let's take a quick look at some of the other top stores we are following in "the situation room." >>> the senate has passed a historic bill to protect gale, lesbian and transgender employees. it passed 64 in favor, it faces poor propecs in the house of representatives. >>> a spectacular debut on wall street today for twitter. shares of the social media giants soared, almost doubled at one point before closing at $45. that's almost 73% above the initial offering price of $26. values -- and it values twitter at more than $24 billion. >>> a southern california s