police returned fire hitting leonardes a total of 14 times. now 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. 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?

i talked to leonard., one time you pass a scrap of paper to another offender, you will be without your job. and we are watching him probably more closely than any -- at least this miss gilmore is, because i have something to prove. >> change is gauged by behavior. if you are changing changing, your behavior must change. and i believe my behavior has changed. >> he hopes a positive job performance will help him win his transfer and his fate will be determined at his next review, which is less than a week away. >> the bottom line is, i'm still somebody that deserves respect, to be treated like a human being. if it's given to me, i'll give it. give me the respect and courtesy of a human being and not an animal, you will receive the same. >>> coming up, an asatru follower speaks out. >> i don't have anything against uncle. perian.com. and your big idea is hot dogs shaped like hamburgers? nope. hamburgers shaped like hot dogs. that's not really in our wheelhouse... you don't put it in a wheelhouse. you put it

and the deal was leonard was supposed to come with you. how?y. she has an emotional connection with him. she knows you could have gotten the chemicals without leonard, she only wants him here because she loves him. cabe: you uncuff my man... ...and i'll work out a deal for you for leonard. you are a liar. cabe! ah... oh, my god that was a muzzle flash! look! let's go. toby: cabe! cabe, are you all right?! cabe! cabe! damn glad she gave you this shirt. but right now, we gotta figure out how to stop that plane or walter's as good as dead. i got an idea. ♪ ♪ (hissing) what the hell are you doing? walter what did you do? [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] o

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leonard? mr. leonard! mr. leonard, how are you doing? >> (cheers). >> guys, this is mr. he's known my family since i was in kindergarten. he's known me for a long time, one of the greatest teachers i've ever had. how are you doing today sir? >> i don't even know where i am. >> how are you doing? >> hello quincy, how are you? how have you been? >> well. i'm in a dream. >> listen, you're one of the best teachers. and you always, i know people watching that had you as a teacher, we respect you we honor you we appreciate everything you did for us. you know i never forgot you. you know i go to la. i appreciate you man. >> how long have you been here? >> it wasn't called a forecast her i came here. >> please. hello there. >> how long have you been a teacher here? >> oh, i've been here since 1986. and i started before that in 1980 at st. vincent's. and i still remember quincy. quincy was one of the finest students i ever had. quincy -- quince had i such entheusiasm. matter of fact i still remember you playing on the basketball team. i still remember i was sitting next to a pare

this guy's name is leonard francis, and goes by the nickname fat leonard himself firm supplied fliersps at aches ports for decade and prosecutors say he defrauded the navy tens of millions by overcharging. and bribes navy officials to cover its up. according too court documents prosecutors say fat leonard handed out gifts like fancy hotel stays, hundreds of thousands of dollars in prostitution services, spa treatments cuban cigars, fancy meals like kobe beef and spanish suckling pigs, computers and furniture, even ornamental swordses. five current and former navy officials have pleaded guilty to accepting bribes, and prosecutors say their investigation is just getting started. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. some surprising things to come out of this case, jen. >> well, shep, the most shocking is the extent of the corruption. nyis investigators have been watching fat leonard since 2002 -- 2010, but he had bribed a senior agent that worked with the navy criminal investigative service and was able to stay ahead of the investigators. another female contractor specialist based in singap

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provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonardoyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour. i'm jane dutton in doha. a palestinian man convicted of the murder of three israelis is sentenced to life in prison. >>> over 50 people are dead as isil launches a series of attacks in western iraq. >>> the wife a shamed mexican mayor involved in the disappearance of 43 students is charged with organized crime. >>> i'm robin ada

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. >> the us is now the world's largest oil and gas producer in part because of what's happening here in north dakota where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of devel

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. >>> meet troy, the dog who may have saved his master's life >> numbers ling up against me zzling up against me. researchers put

john leonard who was then the book critic who i still think of as the greatest book critic was generous enough to save bring her on board as the second book critic there is more than enough to go around. >> reading at least three week lead delivered to my small rowhouse and then also to my office. >> there is no shortage of books in america. >> host: the book e reviewed what did you say? >> i highly recommend deep down dark about the chilean garner -- raiders that were trapped underground for like 40 days? ended to get exclusive access they said they wanted him to write their story. is like about climbing everest except it is down trapped in the bowels of the earth waiting for rescue and having faith that rescue will come is a fabulous nonfiction book. >> host: if you would like to have the author talks about his book potoo booktv -- speetwentythree and we have covered that as well. with so we really want is how "the great gatsby" came to be and why it indoors. . . . .

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years - to the extent that the us now consumes more than 80 percent of the global supply of these drugs.

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. . >> hello and a warm welcome to the news hour. our top stories france ramps up security to unprecedented levels mobilizing 10,000 troops and deploying thousands of police to protect jewish schools. >>> trying to hold a together, president ashraf ghani puts together his new unity cabinet. >>> now in ukraine embezzle

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm martine den. >> live in doha. coming up, promoting international agreements - talks on the paris attacks. global leaders will come to the french capital >>> how sri lanka's former president tried to stay in office. details emarriaged -- emerged of

joining us now to talk more about the reasons the impacts and possible solutions leonard doyle, spokesperson for the international organization for migration. thanks for joining us on "inside story." up until now we've been talking specifically will syria. why has the world not been able to shut down the drivers of displacement from syria? >> well, the drivers are isis and fundamentalists and if a natism and it's very hard to shut it down. the world has tried. but simply trying to block people from fleeing is really not the answer. refugees, as we know, has a protection under international law. migrants have a right to travel, have a right to migrate. we're seeing people thrust into the hands of mugglers, criminal gangs who probably make $2,000 per person. this is a shocking thing to see in this day and age. >> in the particular case of syria don't the receiving countries have a point? they're being asked to do a particular duty that uruguay and the philippines aren't being asked to do? >> well, the receiving countries, it may surprise people, are the neighboring countries, jordan and lebano

provide the healthcare, and we're wealthy enough to cope with that otherwise we have tragic lives. >> leonard doyle, thank you for joining us on "inside story." >> you're very welcome. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear about what you think about this or any day's show. log on to our facebook page. send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is aj inside story am or fall me @ray suarez news. in washington, d.c. i'm ray suarez. on "america tonight," who is watching you and why? with cameras on every corner of our lives "america tonight" we ask are they really there to make us safer or just targets for a government drag net. >> i would not think of another surveillance technology that had the potential to be as invasive. >> reporter: russians on the run. what's behind a surge of russian immigrants to the country and exaggerating. >> having your head shaved and

. >> leonard heyward grand larceny and pled not guilty. awaiting trial. >> it's not my first rodeo. it's not my first time, but things are a little different. i'm a little older. i have less time to play with. >> though he has had some minor convictions in the past, heyward says all he wants now is to get home to his 10-year-old daughter. >> she's the best parts of me. she made me a better person. what bothers me the most is that i let my daughter down. >> heyward could go home to his daughter now but has chosen to wait. >> in all honesty, i could have bonded out a month and a half ago, but no. i signed up for the class for a reason, you know, something inside, you know, a spirit was telling me, go to the class, continue the class until i graduate from that class. read your bible. let's broadcast the lord right quick. >> bonding out is not an option for tilghman kronsberg, who's awaiting trial for the murder of his 25-year-old girlfriend. she was struck with a hammer, choked, and stabbed multiple times. in the days prior to the killing, kr

george island leonard town all getting rained on.d up in the rain first thing this morning. over the bay also stuck in the slop this morning. northwestern virginia panhandle of eastern west virginia and northern maryland rainfall amount .2 inch at reagan national. three times that down at pa tucks et. our computer forecast going forward for how much more rain we may get. potentially another half inch to an inch or more the farther south you live or travel today. a shot of rain possible later this afternoon as you get a little weather front to come through. again, there's our computer model. heavy rain pushing out. here is noontime today. there's 2:00 that first batch of heavy rain moving out. a weather front coming through the area could bridge a scattered shower or two along about 3:00 4:00 in the metro. don't turn your back on the rain chances after lunchtime today. seven-day forecast it's indeed going to be a nice day tomorrow. tuesday looks good as well. keeping a very close eye on wednesday as there will be an opportunity for a

leonard says they had breakfast at a deaner before that.e was looking forward to getting this behind her so they can return home to her four children. she never broke. she was very resolute and the last thing she said when we parted ways tell everyone i'll be fine. that was it. >> leonard says giudice will have to serve 85% of her 15-month prison term. giudice's husband, joe, will serve his 41-month sentence once hers is complete. >>> from our jersey shore bureau officials in atlantic city are hoping to cash in on the price of parking. mayor's chief of staff says a modernized parking system could bring in an additional $900,000 a year to the struggling city. he wants to tighten parking enforcement and replace corn-operated meters with ones that accept credit and debit cards. >>> j. rolle may not longer be a philly but the rollins foundation will continue their work with the share food program, and st. christopher's program for farm to family initiative. the former phil's shortstop was traded to the l.a. dodgers last month. in a statement,ñj

my instructor in basic flying was lieutenant captain leonard jackson out of fort worth, texas. he taught me how to fly and do combat fighting, night flying. cross-country. those men came back and taught me well. they taught us well. my other claim to fame is, my first check ride, after 20 hours of flying, they are going to give you a test. it is for you to prove that you learn what your instructor was supposed to have taught you. my first check ride was with chief anderson, who happened to have taken mrs. roosevelt up. i did not know this until after i came out of the service. man, was that a big deal when i found out that was the man who gave me my first check. i am very proud to be associated with the tuskegee airmen. all these gentlemen are idols of mine. to you young people, my god has done with me what i've done. i did not do it alone. thank you. [applause] >> i would like to ask, mr. pride, what was your inspiration when you were growing up? where are you from? >> i am from washington, dc, also. my inspiration was african-american newspapers. every other week or so there

mary's county from leonard town toward california island.n prince william county central fauquier county could get a lonesome sleet pellet or two. if you see that, tweet me, handle. 27 in frederick, but dry there, 27 in martinsburg and dry there as well. highs today way above freezing. mid to upper 40s, and a little chance for some sunshine even out towards the shenandoah valley. the week ahead, sunshine for everybody tomorrow. all eyes are on wednesday now. a little clipper coming our way, chance for both rain and/or snow. we'll watch this carefully for wednesday. for today here comes the big plume of moisture up here. 10:00 this morning. lunchtime, the heavy rain shifting on to the lower pay and the eastern shore. by early afternoon, most of that heavy rain pushing away. the little weather front sneaking through this afternoon could ring out one or two lonesome isolated showers later this avenue. by and large, once we get past 123:00 1:00 most of us should be done with most of our rain. a little chilly overnight. here comes the sunshine ba

friends in berlin at the olympics because leonard got the silver medal. and afterwards the leonard family sent food and clothing to the hendrick family in germany until they could get back on their feet. and my absolutely favorite chair in the entire book is a fabulous individual prince constintene who was royalty and excelled at everything he did. he was captain of the hockey team captain of the stunt pilot, a champion motorcycle and automobile racer. and to him, real combat was the ultimate support. he was extremely good at that competition because he shot down something over 40 soviet and american aircraft. but once, romania settled, he realized they were likely to be liberated by the soviets but he thought many americans would not be released and as we know now many were not. so he stuffed an american pow in his 109 with a flag on the fuse lodge and flew it down to the 15th air force head quarters in bali and planned a massive air lift to fly bombers up to the rest area load the pow's aboard and take them back to freedom in italy. and he made the mist

fantastic as always, john leonard, thank you very much. your second day to break your new year's resolution. are you sticking with it and what tech companies are primed to make money if you keep your new year's resolutions? that story is on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i am cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." people make new year's resolutions. two generally improve their health. a social fitness at the tracking over 76 million bike rides and 27 million runs and now it's using this data to improve urban biking. the founder joins us now. michael, great to have you on the show. in full disclosure, i am both a user of the app and a lover of the business. i love the idea -- let's talk about how much it is being used and what kinds of people are using it. >> this came from the realization that we had collected data on where people ride and run it can be used to make it safer. >> for people that don't know what is strava? >> it is an app and website for people like to write and run and we give you the motivating experience and track your workou

leonard carden from monster.com. want to circle back to the startupsups and what they should be thinking about. if they're entering a regulated industry, going back to my days as a civil servant, the risk/reward ratio for a civil servant is entirely different than for an entrepreneur. the first time that there's a fatal accident due to a ride-sharing service, everybody is going look to government official that let that service operate, and the risk is extreme but there's no reward. whereas you're starting up that service, your reward is potential millions or billion dollar enterprise. you have a lot of motivation to get there quickly and get it done quickly, whereas the civil servant i going to be thinking do no harm. don't take the risk do no harm until i'm certain i witness work out. so you just need to keep that in mind. there's really no good way around that except the cooperative efforts we have heard about and educating the government officials about why your service will not do any harm, and i think i'm very e

just as leonard bernstein -- but not for those basic elements.like shakespeare could not have sued leonard bernstein for coming up with west side story. which is the same basic story as romeo and juliet. john: you would argue that this is a cronyism scan to get it extended? >> yes, just because they will not win in court does not mean that they are not going to scare people. that's exactly what happens when that happens in the patent industry as well. john: please follow me at twitter. use the hash tag and like my facebook page so that you can post on my wall. coming up how some magicians managed to protect their trade secret without suing people. and what i do about people who rip me off. >> welcome to 2020, i am john stossel. >> i am john stossel. >> give me a break. i will give you a break right [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts ♪ ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the

john leonard joins me for a look at the year ahead and robotics.st year, we have seen so much development and hype. will we see more progress this year? >> i think so. i think about it that we are halfway through the decade of robotics in silicon valley. we are five years in from when google announced their project in 2010. they had robotics acquisitions last year and there is a wave of momentum out there. this year, i think we will see exciting developments but there are many great challenges still. it might take more than a year to see the real explosion. >> let's go through the top three big ideas and the things that matter in the world of robotics and drones and artificial intelligence. let's start with the google secret plan for robots. what is it? >> that's the big question. google has acquired about eight robotics companies. they've got some of the best talent in the whole world. they have kept pretty secret about what their plans are. there is speculation that it might be for moving things around, the mechanical internet of things and autom

call leonard hofstadter. (automated voice): did you say "call helen boxleitner"? no. did you say, "call temple beth seder"? no! here, let me try it. call mcflono mcflooniloo. (laughing) calling rajesh koothrappali. (cell phone ringing) oh, it's very impressive. and a little racist. if we're all through playing "mock the flawed technology," can we get on with halo night? we were supposed to start at 8:00; it is now 8:06.

it all involves this man known in navy circles at fad leonard, he was a foreign contractor that was accusedve current and former u.s. navy officers have pledded guilty to taking the bribes. one of them, a former assault ship commander. and wait until you hear the full list of the bribes these guys accepted and why police say this case is far from over. >> i don't know what got me more hookers or suckling picks. >> they're a mess. >> and fat leonard? >>> the american people now weighing in, so what do they think of the officers who turned their books on mayor bill de blasio at the funerals of those two officers killed in cold blood. >>> and a major about face from duke university backing off now, plans to issue a weekly muslim call to prayer, from the campus's iconic chapel tower, that's next. >> the muslim community is a very valuable and we hope will continue to be a very visible part of life on campus and we're going to celebrate that in as many ways as we possibly can. ... ... ... boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the hou

malaysian ship supply contractor leonard glenn francis, nicknamed fat leonard, entered a plea of guiltyy charges that he had been fighting since 2013. he told the court the scheme spanned several years and involved dozens of navy officials and millions in bribes and gifts. he says they were given in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars in overbilled contracts. francis could face up to 25 years in prison and may forfeit up to $35 million. sentencing is set for april 3rd. >>> an enthusiastic reception for pope francis the leader of the catholic church treated by thousands today in manila. he'll share his message to the filipino people and their leaders when we come back. ou are outside and you are safe but what do you do now and that's where the red cross came in... . we ran out of the house just wearing our pajamas. at that point just to even have a toothbrush that i could call my own was so important... . ...you know it just makes you feel like a person again. every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. what

we haven't seen anything like that since perhaps the great depression leonard says. so what to do.re no easy solutions. some of the causes of the problem, like machines replacing humans in the workforce, are 21st century facts of life. and it is worth noting that the policies of central banks, low-interest rates and quantitative easing might be necessary to avoid deflation, but they have the predictable effect of sending the assets of the wealthy, stocks and real estate soaring, while doing relatively little to boost wages. but it's interesting to note that income inequality varies widely belong rich countries. a report this month from the center for american progress compared the middle class in nations around the world. the bottom 90% of earners in canada for example, averaged over 1% annual income growth in the 2000s. in australia, they averaged 2.5%. but in the u.s. the average abulab annual income declined over that time. so it seems like something can be done about income inequality. lou about tax being the super rich? that's one possibility. though the top 20% already pay 69

. >> leonard rosen has placed close to 1000 of them. >> i have not seen maybe a handful or less that i have had to go back in. most people love them. >> but not everyone. >> there is not one day that you are not in some kind of pain. >> complications in big numbers in an fda database. the agency lists nearly 1000 adverse reports on its website through the end of october 2013. a search turns up at least 500 more since then. complaints of pain hemorrhaging, the device moving, and even worse once women had the coils removed. >> how many of you have had to had -- had to have hysterectomies? raise your hand. >> they say this should not have gotten approval in the first place. >> it definitely changed. >> kim alleges they were changed long before bayer sold the device. >> this is huge. we can present this to the fda and we will. it will happen. >> we asked bayer to answer our questions. >> we are sympathetic to people in pain. >> after they canceled interviews set up in d.c. and new york, it sent this video statement. >> this fact has been confirmed by the food and drug administration, who

. >> thank you, joe good evening everybody i'm leonard a partner with the company as joe said i brought the guy that did the work nathan is a alumni okay. so there you go and we're here tonight to provide some exclaims relative to the 2014-2015 district audit we've implemented and submitted to the california department of education and auditor's office we come here one the big things do we have funding this year and was just joking with inaugurating is doing well but in 12 we didn't have finding in 2013 and we had one and 2014 we are with no other finding it is clear up reports for the financial statement and the federal and state compliance with the procedures for the year and again has clean as we can get no audit adjustment to the financial statements and numbers so we have really nothing much more to say other than it was a clean audit and obviously we get a lot of support phenomenal not only from joe and it's group but all other members that have the responsibilities be it from state and federal programs and it that help us in getting our job done and i have nathan here especially

leonard recalls the industry's reaction.e wanted a reasonable standard established not one that was impossible to reach. we also were very interested in the time frame for implementation. we knew that the technology was not all in place to achieve compliance. we wanted enough time for that to be developed and to become commercially available. industry claimed the new regulations would require spending $2 billion on equipment, and they could achieve almost as much with dust masks costing $1.49 each. the amalgamated clothing and textile workers union disagreed. workers still died from brown-lung disease. dust masks wouldn't eliminate the risk. the union argued fiercely, but many sided with industry. eric frumin remembers the arguments. well, there were forces within the carter administration, particularly the economists, who thought that the money spent to protect workers' health was, in a sense, not worth it. and if workers could just be forced to wear these intolerable dust masks-- which don't look that uncomfortable especia

. >> thank you, joe good evening everybody i'm leonard a partner with the company as joe said i brought the guy that did the work nathan is a alumni okay. so there you go and we're here

of america whom we are partnered with on multiple transactions throughout the state and of course leonard bourbon who without we would not be here. we are looking forward to hopefully doing more of this. as we all knoll there's a lot of need, very critical need and we only going to make a small dent in this and i don't think the affordable housing shortage is going to be solved or even getting close to being solved in our lifetime so we're grateful for the opportunity, glad to be here. this building is going to be ready. hopefully we'll have the mayor here for the grand opening in june of 2016 and with that i wanted to acknowledge a lot of the people in am cal that worked on this project. robert barta, the project manager; louis ramirez, executive vice president and many other folks working hard in our office in la. i'd like to now introduce la shawn walker, she's the director of public affairs. she's a native san francisco citizen and resident of bay view. she's the former resident of bay view merchants and the community implementation committee chair. please welcome la shawn walker. >>

. >> reporter: what else can i say except that even bella the family dog at leonard household is joiningthe festivities. here's hoping everybody has a happy, prosperous new year. are you ready, guys. one, two, three. >> happy new year. >> wow, wow. >> there you have it monica. back to you. >> great crowd happy new year to you and all of them, thanks dann. >>> lets show you lehigh rally new where they counted down to an early celebration with what they call the peach drop at bethlehem steel stacks. four and a half foot tall 85-pound peep chick launched fire works in the kid friendly event there this evening. around the world we will go where billions of people are already into january 1st. thinks how they mark midnight in sidney, australia, one of the first country to pass in the the new year always a spectacular show there over the bridge. another dazzling display in dubai where world's tallest building turn in the world's tallest count down clock. fire works shot from the side as thuses of people watched the show and more fanfare, all around that middle earn city. >>> here's a look at l

where 38 and 70 merge headed into philadelphia, very busy commuter route, and i'm joined with iaian leonardr for the county in charge of public works. >> this morning preparing for the day. the real threat isn't this morning, it is tonight where our real concern s we had guys come in, start treating roads with brine solution, and started preparing for the big storm tonight. >> best case question is ann yo? i understand the last precipitation, more the roads remain treated for later. >> that's correct. >> predicting half town inch throughout the day. tonight again real concern depending which model you see. where we get in camden county and surrounding areas. >> last year just brutal storm after storm. what kind of shape are you in right now to be prepared for this one? >> much better shape this year, as you said, last year getting storm a week or two storms a week. this year we're well prepared. you know, salt, salt filled, hasn't have much snow this year so we're prepared for anything like today. >> thank you free holler leonard, we'll continue to be here throughout the morning. so far it

speaking of the netflix upgrade, sugar ray leonard, that does it for us on "squawk alley."k to headquarters, wapner and the half. ♪ >> yes, welcome to the halftime show. starting lineup for today, jim lay venal that the president of lavinle that management asset, pete and jon najarian co-founders of option munster, steve liesman, cnbc's senior economics reporter and from bank of america, merrill lynch with us and steve grasso from the floor of the new york stock exchange. he, of course, with stewart frankel. our game plan today, it looks like this. and the winner is fresh off a big win at the global's netflix shares get upgraded to buy. the analyst that made that call is with us li

as for leonard simms, he walks away bruised and swollen but without serious injury.is car is returned to him the next day. but there are some things his son says he'll never get back. >> i don't think it's as much fun for him anymore. my dad had an incredible sense of spirit, optimism. and then having this happen to him, that took something out of him. >> seven months later and a few miles away, another crime on camera stuns the city of detroit. a tall, heavyset man walks into a gas station mini mart with an 18-month-old child in tow. first he kicks the little boy, who collapses to the floor. then a second time, another kick to the boy's side, knocking him off his feet. when the toddler gets up, the man opens the freezer door, bashing him in the head. there's no audio on the tape, but police say the boy is crying. the man bends down and starts spanking the child. then picks him up, pulls down his pants, pinching and spanking the child some more. the video shows him striking the child repeatedly on the floor, stepping on the little boy's hands. then he coldly turns hi

kawi leonard and randy foye go crashing to the floor.r doesn't seem too upset about it as you watch the replay. as foye goes down. i tell you what, he probably couldn't pass a sobriety test if he got pulled over after that one. and the nuggets mascot helping out with the cleanup of the floor. and just another night in the nba. when you get those expensive seats down on the floor, you have other things to look out for. you know. >> hazards, the beer. >> yeah, he didn't look too concerned at all. >> also, marco scudaro designated by the giants for assign. if he doesn't play an inning, they owe him $6 million. >> right now, he is a $6 million man. >> that's it. >> thanks mark. tonight at 10:00, easing congestion on a bay area bridge. tonight at 10:00. goodnight. >> see you later. searching for a great used car? can you help? start with the millions of used cars for sale at the new carfax.com. show me cars with no accidents. show me no accidents and one owner. show me no accident, one owner cars with service records. that's awesome! that's t