police returned fire hitting leonardes a total of 14 times. charged with 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. you're going to get the same amount of time. 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 any way. 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 down. >> because he owned the gun leonarde

leonard.e president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress, march 31863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to sergeant william f. leonard, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. sergeant william f. leonard distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a squad leader and company c-charlie 30th infantry regiment, third infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy near st. die, france on november 7, 1944. sergeant leonard's platoon was reduced to eight men as a result of blistering artillery, mortar, machine gun and rifle fire. sergeant leonard led to the survivors in an assault over the hill covered by trees and shrubs which the enemy continuously swept with automatic weapons fire. ignoring bullets, which pierced his back, sergeant leonard killed two snipers at ranges of 50 and 75 yards a

private first class leonard n.ravitz distinguished himself backs of gallantry and in trippet the above and beyond the call of duty while serving as an assistant machine gunner with company and fifth infantry regiment 24th infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy in yankee on korea on march 6th and 7th 1951. after friendly elements have repulsed to probing attacks the enemy launched a fanatical banzai charge with heavy supporting fire and despite staggering losses press the gasol with recent -- ruthless determination. when the machine gunner was wounded in the initial phase of the action private first class immediately seized the weapon and poor devastating fire into the ranks of the onrushing assailants. the enemy affected and exploded a region the left flank rendering the position untenable upon order to withdraw a private first class voluntarily remained to provide protective fire for the retiring elements. detecting enemy troops moving toward friendly positions private first class kravit

pecialist 4, leonard alvarado. >> specialist 4 leonard alva radioedo distinguished himself above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifle man with company d, second against , 12th cavalry an armed enemy in vietnam on on that day, our auto and a small reaction force move through dense jungle en route to a beleaguered the tune. -- a beleaguered platoon. quick reaction, he and his comrades were pinned down by the hostile force that blocked the path through the trapped platoon. he moved forward through the hostile machine gun fire in order to engage the enemy troops. suddenly, a grenade exploded nearby stunning him. retaliating immediately, he killed the enemy just as another enemy barage wounded him. he crawled forward to pull several comrades back. realizing his element needed to break away from the hostile force, he began maneuvering forward alone. thrown to the ground repeatedly, he kept advancing and firing, silencing several, including one enemy machine gun position. from his position he laid suppressive fire on the hostile forces and after the enemy troops had broken c

pecialist 4, leonard alvarado. >> specialist 4 leonard alva radioedo distinguished himself above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifle man with company d, second against , 12th cavalry an armed enemy in vietnam on august 12, 1969. on that day, specialist four alvarado moved through dens jungle to a friendly platoon. he detected enemy movement and opened fire. despite his quick reaction, he and his comrades were pinned down by the hostile force that blocked the path through the trapped platoon. he moved forward through the hostile machine gun fire in order to engage the enemy troops. suddenly, a grenade exploded nearby stunning him. retaliating immediately, he killed the enemy just as another enemy barage wounded him. he crawled forward to pull several comrades back. realizing his element needed to break away from the hostile force, he began maneuvering forward alone. thrown to the ground repeatedly, he kept advancing and firing, silencing several, including one enemy machine gun position. from his position he laid suppressive fire on the hostile forces and after the en

elmore dutch leonard's stuff is on sale here in michigan.nard's books and short stories inspired films like "get shorty" and other films that made him internationally famous. some books are available to buy but it's his personal items that are attracting interest. everything from table lamp, garden tools and even his christmas ornaments are for sale. a lot of folks came just to see the house where leonard lived and worked, and perhaps to buy a small momento. the house is not for sale any more. someone bought it for $1.6 million. leonard sometimes known as the dickens of detroit passed away last august. david hawkins, al jazeera. >> you know this, i'm not telling you anything that you don't know. technology is a constant in our lives from smart phones to our computers. but for some people that technology can become a destructive addiction. the movement to unplug from it all. and alan, tell us more about this. where are you--oh, boy, you're loaded down with technology. >> reporter: totally loaded down as most of us are these days, tony. this b

iv -- specialist iv leonard l. alvarado. specialist iv leonard l.s of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifleman with company delta, second battalion, 12th cavalry, first cavalry division during combat operations against an armed enemy in the republic of vietnam on august 12, 1969. on that day as specialist iv alvarado and a small reaction force moved enroute to a beleaguered, friendly platoon. alvarado detected enemy movement and opened fire. despite his quick reaction, potentialist iv alvarado and his comrades were soon pinned down by the hostile force that blocked the path to the trapped platoon. specialist alvarado quickly moved forward through the hostile fire in order to engage enemy troops. suddenly, an enemy exploded nearby wounding and momentarily stunning him. he killed the grenadier just as another enemy barrage wound him again. specialist iv alvarado crawled forward to pull several comrades within the hastily-formed perimeter. realizing his element needed to break away from the hostile force, special u.s. iv

and leonard and he always takes the time to clarify even the mundane of questions. and i have enjoyed it because i am learning and growing again and that is saying a lot for a retired teacher. >> if i could ask one thing about the committee. >> i know that the prop 39 requirements are quite specific about who are supposed to be representing and in the past we have had the trouble getting the requirements don't seem to fit our community very well, in some areas. and so do we still have a problem with that? i remember that one of thefm was representative of a tax payer association. we don't actually have active tax payer associations in san francisco. and so we will have fixed that or could we manage it or ignore it >> on the record, by the way. >> of all of the positions that are the positions are filled with the exception of the tax payers organization and they are quite frankly very few of them than in california and very hard to fill. and we have been unable to fill that one. >> we are not the only one that have trouble filling that. >> state wide it is continued

well it's in keeping of tradition of elmore leonard's work. book. it's amazing. >> seth: buy any elmore leonard book. >> oh my god. >> seth: if you buy any book, you'll miss it. it's got to be an elmore leonard book. >> was that not clear? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i just went -- they're not -- sometimes they -- again, they were just cheering for gum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and it's the spirit of his work. there's this code of professionalism and of humanity and so you tell someone before you kill them that you are going to kill them. >> seth: yeah. you always give them an out. you always say, "it doesn't have to go down like this." >> you tend to say things like, "but if you take one more step, i'm going to shoot you." >> seth: and i will say the characters on "justified" must not watch "justified" because they always take one more step. [ laughter ] >> yeah. like half a step and bang. that's it. >> seth: and you got to know elmore leonard. >> i did. >> seth: he passed away last year. but what was he like? >> as good as they get. an hon

. >> and with more digging, sergeant john leonard discovered that scarlett wood had surgery performed on her finger just before she disappeared and that a biopsy was performed. >> by law, i guess medically, they have to keep these things for seven year, ways told. i spoke to the doctor that did the operation on her, and he advised me i could go to the place that stored this biopsy, and i was able to get it. >> incredibly, dna testing of that biopsy sample matched the dna profile from the victim's tooth. >> when the dna came back and confirmed that my victim was scarlett wood, and that john boyer was the last person to be seen with her, we ended up going to augusta, georgia, and interviewing john boyer. >> at first, boyer repeated what he told investigators several years earlier. that scarlett grew impatient waiting for him to give her a ride. she decided to walk home instead and left the motel room around 3:00 a.m. sergeant leonard didn't believe it. >> i've been talking to you since 10:00 this morning and all we've heard is lies. >> okay, guys, i have the body now, okay? so i'm going

elmore dutch leonard's stuff is right here in michigan.his books and short stories inspired films like "get shorty" "jackie brown," and "out of sight" which made him internationally famous. some books are here to buy, but people were more interested in his person items. many people came to the house to see where he lived and worked, and maybe perhaps to buy a momento. the house is not available any more. someone bought it for $1.6 million. leonard, sometimes known as the dickens of detroit, passed away in august. >> reporter: that sale is going on tomorrow. >> "jackie brown" pam greer, i didn't read the book, but the movie, and it's about his snappy dialogues. have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> are you back on the show? >> in five minutes. >> see you soon. >>> today is the national day of unplugging. it seems like an awkward thing to say. to get off the grid and live in the real world, for some people that's easier said than done. online rehab. >>> and the man who is wearing the absolute cutting edge in technology and prosthetic limbs.

>> democratic congressman leonard boswell is fighting for his job.s, but this week his race against republican brad zaun is too close to call. >> my wife and i watched the news last night, and i think every ad was a political ad. >> who do you trust with your money, with your future? it's not brad zaun. >> leonard boswell: too wrong for too long. >> incredibly, bruce braley supports building a mosque at ground zero. >> how much relevance does all of that have to you? >> nothing. doesn't have a bit of relevance to me. >> we invited some of the folks in town to the legion hall. how many of you would say that you're angry about politics right now? [people murmuring] oh, that got a big yes. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and washington, d.c., and making a living out of it while we starve to death. >> does it matter much to anyone in here whether the republicans or the democrats control the house, for example? doesn't matter? [people murmuring] >> if a republican says it, the democrats don't listen. if the democrats say it, the republic

leonard. private first class william f. leonard distinguished himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty all in the as a squad leader third infantry division against an armed enemy near france on november 7, 1944. private first class leonard's platoon was reduced to seven men as a rigged salt of enemy fire. gas as a result of enemy fire -- reduced to seven men as a result of enemy fire. he led them in an assault as they were fired upon. ignoring both which pierced his pack, e killed two snipers of 50 and 75 yards and engaged a machine gun nest with grenades killing its crew. by anarily stunned exploding shell, he relentlessly advanced ultimately knocking out a second machine gun nest and capturing their objective. private first class leonard's extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the united states army. [applause] >> alice mendoza, excepting on behalf of

. >> leonard -- leonardo dicaprio leonardo dicaprio, people say deserves an award, but matthew did a great performance. >> heidi make money aggregating all of these bits of information from the 70 million sites? >> conferees want to understand what you and i think about them. they want to marketing, pr, or for customer service so they can fix things for us all live. that is why they use our service. >> another area you have been looking at is the best supporting actress. >> another area of contention. we have jennifer lawrence, up for american hustle, very incredibly popular and well-liked. we look at her conversation, the quality and aspects of that conversation is that she is strongly related to the movie. we think she is the worthy winner, people think she is given the best performance, but we have a popular champion in jennifer lawrence. we are going down with lupita. >> based on your information. what about best rector? -- director? >>alfonso for gravity. that is who is going to pull that one. >> with this information, we will be able to track in real-time the posts that people

private first class leonard m. kravitz. private first class leonard m. kravitz distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity while serving as machine gunner with 5th infantry regimen in korea on march and4 7, 1951. despite staggering losses, he pressed the assault with ruthless determination. when the machine gunner was wounded in the initial phase of the action, private first class kravitz seized the weapon and poured devastating fire into the ranks of the on rushing assailants. the enemy exploited a breach on the left flank and rendering the positions untenable. upon order to withdraw, kravitz remind to provide protective fire and troops moving toward enemy positions, he swept the hostile soldiers with deadly accurate fire killing the entire group. his destructive retaliation caused the enemy to put fire on his position and enable the friendly elements to withdraw. later, after friendly troops had returned, private first class kravitz was found dead behind the gun he had so heroically manned surround

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. >> i want to turn to leonard downie, junior, former editor of "the washington post washington post,who spoke to us about the excessive secrecy detailed in his report titled "the obama administration and the press," commission by the committee to protect journalists. >> too much is classified. the president has had repeatedly in the past too much information is classified. it is just millions and millions of documents and pieces of information that are classified that should not be. that preceded this administration, but it has not improved during this a administration the president promised to have the most transparency. he promised to make it easier to obtain government information through the freedom of information act all stop so far, none of these promises have been kept. part of the reason why agree to do this report is i would like to alert the president to the fact this is one of the first promises he made. he signed presidential records about open government is first in office. this is not being carried out by his administration. he still has time to make good on these promi

>> the $10,000 painting is now back in leonard's gallery and the suspect is in police cust y custody. >>> two other thiefs managed to get away with two paintings, each worth about $8,000. >>> the bush family political dynasty is tocontinuing in texa. george p. bush won the republican nomination for texas land commissioner last night. the 37-year-old son of former florida governor jeb bush. the nephew of former president george bush and grandson's former president h.w. bush. the land commissioner position is often seen as a stepping-stone to higher office in texas. bush will face the 345ir mayor paso in the next general election. >>> and sue hall, a b.a.r.t. closure. what's the latest? >> the latest is, 7:30 as we just heard from a text and tweet via a b.a.r.t. spokesperson. 7:30 for the south hayward opening due to police investigation. limited service to bayfair. asking folks to go straight to bayfair, but for a completely different reason. another incident on track there's at the bayfair. nothing to do with the south hayward station. so give yourself plenty of time. of course, parki

i'm your moderator, andrew leonard from salon.com. you can hear commonwealth club programs on the radio and also see video of the program online on our youtube channel. just jumping off what you just said, a couple of questions here are asking what you think of to basic guaranteed income as a response to this issue. which seems to be the opposite of a negative tax, or is that -- >> no, no, they're very closely related. let me just build on what ann dry was saying. -- andrew was saying. we think you can do a lot to reallocate the way income is divided, but the thing that andy and i focus on is more like an expanded earned income tax credit, and let me just explain the distinction. both of them are ways of getting income into the hands of more people, people who haven't benefited as much from the technology. but we've been very convinced, first, a quote we came across from voltaire who actually said that work solves three great evils; boredom, vice and need. and the point is it's not just about the need, it's also about a sense of meani

specialist leonard l.alferado above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifleman with company second battalion, first cavalry air mode. against an armed enemy in puck long province republic of vietnam on august 12, 1969. on that day the specialist and small reaction force moved through dense jungle to a beleaguered platoon and he opened fire when he suspected enemy fire. sfit his quick reaction he was soon pinned down by the hostile force that blocked the path to the trapped platoon. the specialist moved forward to engage the enemy troops. suddenly, in enemy grenade exploded nearby and wounding and stunning him. retaliating immediately he killed the enemy. he crawled forward to pull several comrades back within the hastily performed perimeter and realizing his element need to do break away from the hostile force and he began maneuvering for it alone. though repeatedly thrown to the ground by charges, he continued advancing and firing and silencing several, including one enemy machine gun position from his dangerous forward position, he persistently laid fire on the hostile for

it was at leonard flynn chavez street. >>> body cameras are being tested by the sonoma county sheriff's office. last night they were able to take a look at the devices and asked deputies how the information was stored. the goal is to have all patrol deputies whering them at the everybody of the year. >>> they played a tense standoff. s.w.a.t. teams sealed off a home after receiving a 911 call yesterday evening. the woman living there called police after spotting two men inside her house. she immediately left but still found a way to see what was going out inside her home. >> she used her smart phone to check her surveillance video system and was able to see what she thought was two individuals whom she did not recognize inside her home. >> police ordered people inside to stay inside during the standoff. they are searching for the two men they spotted inside her home. janine dela vega will have a live report coming up. >>> and a bullet was meant for somebody else. the 14-year-old was shot in the arm while walking home from school yesterday afternoon. a man began firing at a car driving b

louis had been burned and records lost. >> ifill: you mentioned leonard kravitz, whose nephew was athite house, he's known as lenny kravitz. >> yes. >> ifill: how widespread was the kind of discrimination that would allow people not to be recognized for their h heroics? >> during my time in service, i did not notice anything like that. i cannot think of one antisemitic incident i witnessed in my entire 30 years. but you have to go back to the civil war and thereafter where antisemitism, prejudice against blacks, for example, people believed that they did not fight. mark twain himself wrote an article in harper's magazine, i believe in 1895, that said while the jew was a great civil servant, he neglected to stand but for the flag, and this was the reason the jewish war veterans, for example, was formed in 1896 to show that jews, for one, did fight, and we were at the very front and forefront of combat in the civil war and in subsequent wars afterward. >> ifill: when we see this kind of recognition today, to you there's a broader meaning to it? >> it's a great day, i think, for all ame

questions about the shooting the police department has scheduled a town hall meeting tomorrow night at leonard flint elementary school. >>> an unusual move by the oakland police today, they released a photo with a man wanted in connection with a home invasion. jamal jackson is $85,000 arrest warrant. burglarized a home earlier this hospital in north oakland, police save the other plan was jar vested but jack somebody got away. 5'8" inches tall. any much on his whereabouts is didded to contact oakland police. >>> further bay today received special treatment to help overcome their brief after one of their teachers was drastically killed. santa rosa received a specially trained comfort dogs they were helping the children who felt bad about the death of their teacher, she was skilled last week in a crash with a pickup truck. the truck driver vehicular manslaughter, driving under the influence of marijuana and for using a cell phone while driving. >>> schools across our state are brisking for a major overhaul when it comes to standardized testing. tomorrow begins a series of trial tests to see if t

. >> jazz leonard they will onuous monk is from your district. >> he is. >> you know that song of his that goes, you know-- you know that one. >> no, but they will onuous monk was from rocky mountain, north carolina. nothing? >> no, but i love jazz. switching gears you voted on the-- at act correct. but according to this in court there isn't racism any more when it comes to voting. >> no, the supreme court said that things have changed. that we now live in a different political environment. >> right no racism-- racism. >> that was not the majority opinion. i challenge you on that. >> well, correct me if i'm wrong. the last five years we've had a president named barack obama who is a black man, okay. no racism. >> no, you cannot extrapolate from the election of president barack obama that there is no racism in america. >> i just did. >> well, are you wrong. >> he's a black guy right. >> he is a black guy, evidently my black-dar is off today. >> president obama surprised the world. >> i was ready. >> yeah. all of us were. all of us progressive thinking people. >> all of us because none

at leonard flynn elementary. >>> a shooting happened last night. seven people were hit by gunfire at tirk and taylor streets. witnesses say it may have been sparked by a game of dice. the suspect was seen driving off in a silver sedan. >>> the navy has agreed to do another round of radiation testing on treasure island. it will check all the occupied housing units around which was called site 12. the navy found elevated levels of radiation beneath areas that are currently off limits to the public. >>> bay bridge is back on track, but making up for lost time is a hefty price tag. >>> tv news crews on the scene of a car crash, but it was what happened next that no one saw coming. ,,,,,, you get good look at how demolition work is ramping . and now, caltrans is spending almost 13 million dollars more to tear down t old eastern span. but it's saying that will sd up the process and then get project back on budget. tod, the chief engineer laid out process to take the bridge apart... and even offered ua pizza as the prize for a pho contest. cost increases.

lopez, good hair but not enough to block kawhi leonard, spurs, eight straight wins. >> they just won'tgo away. >> best record in the nba. >> yeah. unreal. >> everybody else, don't talk about the spurs. they prefer it that way. >> back to you. >> guy, thanks. >>> up next "the pulse" where the iconic run is over. the remarkable spot in "jeopardy" history that is arthur chu now holds. >>> and compelling case. a young boy's plea for a cupcake going viral. >> anything you can get out. ♪ [ male announcer ] here, kids jump. ♪ kids dream. ♪ kids giggle... ha. kids remember. ♪ and right now when you book a royal caribbean cruise, kids sail...free. no one brings a family together like royal caribbean. book now and your kids sail free, plus get a free upgrade. call 1-800 royal caribbean for this limited time offer. everything life throws my way. except for frown lines. those i'm throwing back. [ female announcer ] olay total effects. nourishing vitamins, and 7 beautiful benefits in one. for younger-looking skin. olay. your best beautiful. for younger-looking skin. there are 16 fresh-picked orange

leonard making it a 15-point game with the steal and uncontested dunk.the heat with a big victory, 111-87. >>> to the battle of los angeles clippers and the lakers. henry beating the buzzer with the floater in the paint to make it a two-point game. it was all downhill for the lakers after that. blake griffin led the clips with 20 points. and check out the big alley-oop here from chris paul. so griffin -- there you go. hammering it from -- right there, clippers blowing out the lakers by 48. can you believe that? by 48? final score, 142-94. >>> college hoops, hawaii and uc-santa barbara. hawaii coach arnold gets t'ed up for yelling at the ref. that's when things got a little weird. check out this angry fan. he runs across the court. gets right in arnold's face. yeah. with security nowhere in sight. hawaii player pushes -- look at that guy. he's, like, yeah, you want to talk to me? i'll talk to you. follow me. meet you at the 7-eleven. he's eventually escorted away and arrested. >>> there's a new top-selling jersey in the nfl. it doesn't even have a player'

we will talk but shooting at a town hall tonight at leonard flynn on caesar chavez street. >>> sonoma county task force is being tested. it follows the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez. last night they were able to take a look at the devices and see how they were restored. the goal is to have them all wearing the patrol devices during the end of the year. they are trying to enforce laws against underage drinking. they will receive 300,000 over four years. the grant comes after police responded to a party whereas many as 150 underage teens were drinking while the host parents were upstairs. the host parents were cited. now the funds will be used to enforce the order maps which holds adults responsible for extra alcohol use. but this will host their day. >>> and president barack obama is expected to ask them to change the electronic surveillance program. they want phone companies to continue to keep bulk records for 18 months however they want court approval to access records. with the exception of russia, they are meeting in the internet they are lands -- net they are lands. th

at the end of the day tpg and leonard green say we can go to the public market.has been on a rampage. we can get a $5 billion valuation. >> much of the strategy seems to be about expansion and the united states. i do not know how many stores they have had across the country am a but there are at least two in new york city. i am a fan. as i am j.crew, which brings me to the question, to what degree is the expansion predicated on eating into j.crew and the business? >> it is a different brand. >> someone was comparing recent ipo to j.crew. they are completely different. owning j brands and theory. these are higher and france. -- higher end brands. >> it is a different product. or.rew is far preppy >> i think j. crew cashmere fuzzes up just as bad. >> sound like a personal experience. cap --ctually closer to gap. you know they have been -- have banana republic. crew has been that the aspirational level at this point. they say kashmir is from italy. >> considered almost a style star more than anyone else out there. why would mickey ipo on his own? >> that is what the

marc weber and leonard kleinrock, thank you both for joining us on this special day. ♪ >> welcome backrg west." massive amounts of data source cross the internet every second and broadband increases 20% to 30% every year. >> what an interesting time. of they structure internet is going through interesting changes. a big part of the way the internet is working. the longest standing ceo in the optical space joins us right now. what happens in the internet in one minute? >> hundreds of millions of users are using tens of thousands of to educates, wanting themselves and buy things and socialize and entertain themselves. and derive opportunity for themselves to be able to do different things on the internet. >> is a bandwidth increases 20% to 30% a year? is that sustainable? >> it has been sustainable over the last decade -- >> what about the next decade? >> definitely. new applications are coming each and every day. we see that continuing. we need torowth, manage with new technology. way that thehis backbone of the internet is changing. one of the most interesting developments is not just