and leonard is taking ac transit. stick with us. at 6:00 we'll give you the latest. >> she'll get a nice >> our team in traffic. we appreciate your time. we appreciate your time. see you proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> tonight, the developing news. the acts of terror. explosive packages sent to multiple locations. bombs sent to hillary clinton, former president obama, to cnn, among others. authorities tonight confirming at least six explosive packages. investigators now fear the intent was to maim or kill. the evacuations at cnn while live on the air. >> we're going to jump in, there's a fire alarm here. >> you might have heard it in the background. we're going to find out what the

anyway i had met a middle level executive at abc called leonard -- named leonard goldberg.e was in new york executive moving to los angeles to become the vice president of current programming, a very middle level job, but i thought he was really smart, and i really didn't have some yen for television, particularly. but you know, i was sparky, and i was interested. i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. so he asked me to be his assistant. i said yes. the day that i left william morris and was going to start at abc, they fired the tsar of abc programming, and they reached out, and they picked my guy, leonard goldberg, to be head of programming. so i went from this little tiny thing, to moving to new york, to becoming the assistant of the head of programming at abc, and within six months, i was running the program department. david: you're on your way. eventually you became the president of abc television, right? barry: well, the entertainment part. david: entertainment part. and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> a

republican representative leonard lance is running against democrat tom malinowski. this is live on c-span2, your primary source for campaign 2018. .. >> he is pretty strong on fiscal issues and moderate on social issues so his opponent to join the contest leonard should win the election. >> i respectfully disagree already but i think the congressman has showed himself at times when convenient to shift to a moderate position but he has been very lockstep with this administration to have themselves engaged with his electorate and how his district has reacted and we may see a change. >> although leonard lance and donald trump he has been in the assembly and in the senate everyone in the region knows leonard lance so going through the donald trump mystique they know leonard lance. most people know him. >> 60 votes to undo health care and to say he is not inclined to believe to be credible so that is some action. >> the president really is a very popular in the seventh district. >> polling would suggest he has some room to grow. [laughter] . >> so how does someone like l

level, i met a middle executive at abc in leonard goldberg.e was a new york executive, moving to los angeles. he became the vice president of a kind ofogramming, very middle-level job. but i thought he was really smart. and i didn't really have some particularly.sion but, you know, i was sparky and i was interested. i knew -- i couldn't -- i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. so he asked me to be his assistant. i said yes. left williami morris and was about to start at czar of abcred the programming and they reached down and picked my guy, leonard goldberg, to be head of programming. so i went from this little tiny to new york to become the assistant to the head androgramming at abc, within six months, i was kind of running the program department. your way.on eventually you became the president of abc television; is right? >> well, the entertainment part. and you invented something that time, calledthe the movie of the week. thebc presents the movie of week. >> we had the idea of saying, buying mostlyhan bad movies and putting

anyway, i met a middle level executive at abc called leonard goldberg. was in new york executive moving to los angeles to become the vice president of current programming, very middle level job, but i thought he was really smart and i really didn't have some yen for television particularly. but i was sparky and interested. i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. he asked me if i would be his assistant. i said yes. the day i left william morris and was going to start at abc, they fired the tsar of abc programming and they reached picked my guy, leonard head of to be programming. i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to become the assistant of the head of programming at abc, and within six months i was running program department. david: you're on your way. eventually you became the television, abc right? barry: the entertainment part. david: and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> abc presents the movie of the week. barry: we had the idea of saying rather than buying bad movies

leonard leo has been serving as president trump's adviser for supreme court nominations. he will soon resume his position as the executive vice president of the federalissociety, which the new yorker magazine called "the conservative pipeline to the supreme court." it's the linkedin for conservative lawyers. the federalist society provided ort list of potential supreme court justices to president trump. brett kavaugh and neil gorsuch both came from that list. perhaps the feralist society's greatest influence is on its very interpretation of the constitution. the group embraces originalism, a method of constitutional interpretaon that emphasizes applying the words as they originally written in the constitution it is at the juncture of traditional values and liberty, the frequently bloody inttleground of the culture war itself, where orists and the federalist society find themselves embroiled in controvers a controversy that recently transformed the supreme court confirmation process into politicos and enflamed an already deeply divided electorate. leonard leo, welcome to "

leonard, ac transit. 6:01, over the bay bridge but still on 80. tomas is done. still standing in the sidewalk of speer and howard waiting for casual carpool. >> moving but have feeling not going to win the race. >> in time it took lyanne just to get on the bay bridge, had a winner.nt toot my own b.a.r.t. horn but justin in 54 minutes to berkeley, he made it. number one. other three commuters are in thick of it right now. >> we're now making great progress, about five minutes away if you will. >> thomas is still stuck in san francisco. >> not a single car came to pick up berkeley crew. >> but he made a friend. >> we made it. i came in second. let me tell you. got here at 6:23. who got here? >> 5:45. >> getting on bay bridge at 5:54. how long did it take you? just got here. i beat you. >> got here about 6:27. >> make friends on the bus? >> no, everybody was quiet but nice. >> public transportation is way to go definitely. b.a.r.t. >> we learned a little bit. >> we did. >>> foster youth, hits close to home. >>> did you miss out on the mega millions jackpot, another

the host was leonard bernstein. he was hosting a music program, one of many that took place at the white house, and it featured our own beloved, artistic, advisor at-large, yo- yo ma, it was a very special program. it reminds you of the reality of seeing president and mrs. kennedy with those projects -- with those artists who are living today and can tell you about it and with leonard bernstein who was probably the most influential american musician that we will long remember. now, leonard bernstein went on to compose the work that was a brand-new commission for the opening of the kennedy center in 1971. the white house, i would love to be able to share this, but the white house was actually a place of musical performances. my understanding, i am sure david rubenstein has more, was that john adams was the first. he had and hosted the marine band that was just barely in existence back on new year's day, 1801. and president eisenhower was the first to welcome broadway to the white house. but it was really president ke

it was in collaboration with leonard bernstein.ened to be talking in their anniversary year, their centennial. >> right. leonard bernstein. >> and jerome robbins' 100th, as well. and so these -- >> and they worked together very closely here? right here in lincoln center? >> well, in those days, lincoln center wasn't here yet. but jerry made "fancy free" with lenny as a collaboration. and it's an extraordinary story. you know, they're young guys on the cusp of greatness. and there they are, making this thing. one of the treasured possessions i have are recordings of how leonard bernstein would make a recording -- and i picture it happening in some kind of fairy down at the heels recording studio in times square. but they were records. and he would send jerry a record of the latest music of "fancy free" with the piano score. jerry was on tour. you would hear this piano, and then jerry would take the microphone and talk and he would say, dear jerry, i hope you can understand this and understand that. and on one of these recordings, th

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leonard scored twenty four points in a hundred and sixteen to one hundred four win over the raptors le bron will make his first competitive start for the l.a. lakers later this thursday. when rooney continues to leave d.c. united's playoff push this free kick it gave the former england captain steamed a one zero win over toronto it was deceased victory in the emma lats and they now are happy or point lead over the montreal impact for the sixth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference. france's teenage sensation killian and bobby has taken a trip back to the place where his football story began a was one of the stars of france's world cup win in russia and his success has made him a hero in the paris suburb of bondi this national butler reports. thousands of fans waited for hours in bondi to see the paris suburbs most famous son and when he arrived well cup when i came in but i did not disappoint was the nineteen year old paris strike i'm a young players at his first club he said it was an emotional homecoming more it's a magical moment it's very emotional for me to come back

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now we had leonard. taking ac transit. at 6:00 he made it over the bay bridge. he is still on 80 at this hour. trying to make it to berkeley. you saw lee ann. she's making her way, 20 minutes out. i feel so bad for thomas. he got the short straw. we took him to casual car pool. as of 5:48. it's been a half hour since i showed up and no one stopped to pick him up. he's making conversation with folks in line. not the best choice. if you're in a hurry. we want to hear what you think. on twitters. we have posted a poll. we want to know who you thought would have been the fastest. and of course online. you can track all the progress. driving, i think we all know it's one big nightmare. >> thomas. somebody pick him up. >> we need him >> everyone in our experimentert used the hash tag to chronicle their commute. >> for some people it's notd traffic it's housing. in the south bay you need an income of a quarter million dollars to buy a house. >> building a better bay area is about looking at solutions. >> live with some examples. >> don't we wish we had a magic wand. th

vonnie: our thanks to jenny leonard.his is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: i'm guy johnson. vonnie: carl icahn is coming out against dell's plan to return to public markets. he argues the proposed transaction undervalues -- let's bring in scott to vote. dio.ome to the stu in 2013 michael dell and carl icahn squared off over the privatization of dell technologies. now they are doing the opposite, squaring off over the proposal to go public again. vonnie: icon will try to go after your members in order to get support for this. how successful will he be? against thevotes transaction. he said this morning in a letter to shareholders that is going to solicit votes against the transaction because he thinks it undervalues the tracking stop known asdvmt. guy: amid one 40's by you wish and, how is he getting to the number? why does it differ so greatly from the number dell is sticking on? scott: i think the fundamental issue is the valuation is being ascribed to dell's core shares. there's been spe

am interested in to republican incumbent congressman andew jersey, tom mcarthur, leonard lance. what is the story on those? guest: i love these races because oftentimes i talk with other pundits about which races will be the bellwether elections. argues it will be his home district. someone from the new york times it says that says it will be washington 8th but i think it will be new jersey seven, leonard lance, a moderate republican, one of only eight republicans in the house to vote for cap and trade in 2009 but he is walking a political tightrope because he is been hit from the right in the primary and now being hit on the left by a democrat who used to be the washington director of human rights watch. one of the only democrats who is talking a lot about russia on the campaign trail and raising a lot of money based on his work for -- and his connections leading organizations in d.c. this is a high spending race we view as a tossup at the moment. the third district is in south new jersey and, whereas donald trump narrowly lost the seventh district in central-north new jersey h

penny and leonard decide if they're ready for a baby. >> how do you feel about children is this. >> they'rekay, i guess. if i saw one i wouldn't throw a rock at it. >> i think she would be a happy mom, but i'm happier playing parentless. >> parentless? >> childless! >> the cast makes $900,000 each per episode. not many people can match that, but ellen pompeo is close. the "grey's anatomy" star is tv's $20 million woman. >> the show is a tremendous moneymaker. let's be honest. it makes a fortune for everybody and everyone wants to keep it going. >> i have a desire. i need it. >> i know i'm going survive, because there's no show without me, so i nevada worry how i'm going survive this. i guess i just worry in the audience will like it. >> ellen hinted at the grey's end saying, i'm definitely looking for a change. more time directing and with her three children. >> we are starting to think of how to end a show. we are not there yet. we take at one season at a time. >> the decision when toent end is up to ellen and shonda rhymes. they know how to keep fans coming back for more. in tonight's epi

leonard v hill is one of six u.s. veterans from the bay area , receiving free vision correction this morning in san jose. part of the annual gift of sight program. he survived a roadside bomb but suffered from traumatic brain and vision injuries. >> i always thought about doing this type of surgery, but it was unaffordable for me , at the time. i kind of put it off until i found the gift of sight program. >> also volunteers as a wrestling coach. >>> two athletes honored 50 years later after they took a stand at the 1968 olympic games. basel mexico city, 50 years ago taking a stand for civil rights. that your carlos won the bronze on smith won the gold in the 200-meter. the two men look back on that event as a university marked a big anniversary. >> we wanted to do something that would be profound , yet and still nonviolent that would radiate throughout society. >> the removal remains a pivotal point in history. there is a statue on san jose's campus honoring the two men. >>> doctors are combining artificial intelligen

leonard: that is unbelievable. good for bert. damn, the macarthur genius grant. couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. everything is stupid and i want to go home. that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah. hey, it's not even called the "genius grant," it's the macarthur fellowship. just like it's not frankenstein, it's "frankenstein's monster." which brings us back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing.

they have come up through conservative legal circles together and he is also very close to leonard leo who runs a conservative group called the federalist society. i think what is interesting is if the vote doesn't end up going through even though the white house is confident, we will see president trump very quickly turn on republican lawmakers on this including don mcgahn and leonard leo and the senators and distance himself. and i think the way that he'll do that is by calling out that kavanaugh used to work in the bush administration and using that as a bit of a diss or distancing mechanism. of a diss r distancing mechanism a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you, too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the number one most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate starting at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions.

that's how often congressman leonard lance voted to gut affordable health care. 60 times lance coulde been with us but wasn't. leonard lance knew what he was doing and he isn't with us. >> and i'll give you the republican side of this, this is minnesota, a republican candidate saying don't tag me that way. >> my family knows firsthand the importance of affordable health insurance. our son isaac is the light of our lives. he's faced numerous health challenges, including a pre-existing condition. that's why i support requiring insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions. anyone telling you otherwise is lying. >> it is remarkable in 2010 and 2014 democrats were sprinting from obamacare. now they are embracing it. >> absolutely. and in mcconnell's conference there are republican challengers sending a similar message so it's interesting saying he might revisit it because a lot of first-term republicans might be faced with edging back their campaign rhetoric. if he gets a couple more seats, mitch mcconnell doesn't care what lisa murkowski and susan collins do, he has the votes to

leonard leo head of the federalist society. that's one of the big changes i think because we now have relationships that we didn't have 30 years ago. you couldn't have produced the number of judges for reagan that they're now producing for trump. mark: this came by the way out of reagan administration, sort of the farm team became the team, federalist society, the heritage foundation. many of the people being pointed to the bench, or to the justice department, worked in the u.s. attorney offices under reagan and meese and developed this farm team. >> exactly right. so trump, because he was running as a republican, and because he has no hostility to conservatism, he just doesn't think about it much, and he has enormous hostility to political correctness and liberalism because it doesn't fit how he thinks the world works, so i think we ended up with somebody who i compare frankly to andrew jackson as one of the most disruptive presidents we've had because he's not afraid to take on the establishment every single morning. mark: we

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came with a chance, but robin leonard what a wall today. sharks took 35 shots on goal and leonard stopped all of them. bad luck as well. the shot deflected and into the net. thesl shut out the sharks. they win 4-0. san jose drops to one and two and will play in philadelphia tomorrow. . >>> the man that will take over as head coach of the last place san jose earthquakes. they introduced almeda as head coach. the former argentinian player has success as a player and coach. >> translator: it is a very special day for me. i have a lot of happiness being here and being part of this club and i want to get to work to get this team back to a competitive level and fight in mls. >> so steve ralston will remain interim coach of the final two games of the season as he works on next year. a lot is expected of him in san jose. >> high hopes. >> exactly. >> going back to gruden, that wasn't what raiders fans wanted to hear him say. >> yeah, you got to give the ball to your best player, that being marshawn lynch. >> you see how many defenders he can carry.

have included legends: arturo toscanini, gustav mahler, and the most famous ever american maestro, leonardost recent conductor, alan gilbert, announced he would be departing, the world of classical music was abuzz. who would be chosen to fill the most coveted orchestra post in the country? the answer, a surprise pick: a dutchman with a hard-to- pronounce name, jaap van zweden. last month, new york audiences got a chance to meet the new maestro. ♪ ( stravinsky's "the rite of spring" playing ) ♪ opening night at the new york phil. jaap van zweden's official debut. ♪ ♪ in the beginning of this search for a new conductor, you weren't even on the list. >> jaap van zweden: no. >> stahl: did you want to be on the list? >> jaap van zweden: of course. >> stahl: so, what happened? >> jaap van zweden: well, i came and i-- i conducted them. and then suddenly, they put me on the list. >> stahl: oh! >> jaap van zweden: that's probably what happened. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> stahl: in a world of maestros known for healthy egos and big personalities, 57-year-old jaap van zweden is no exception. with his intense

. >> con un gol del argentino leonard. saliÓ a la venta el calendario 2019 con diferentes paÍses. >> se trata de un clÁsico que sus seguidores esperan anualmente porque reafirma el liderazgo que representa su figura pero aprovechan de decir ya es momento de un cambio. >> a la venta para los interesados asÍ nos vamos gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares ahora los dejamos con el domingo de eliminaciÓn de exatlÓn, buenas noches y feliz inicio de semana. >> >> >>> la semana pasada en exatlÓn estados unidos. >> el domingo 2 que se despidieron por lesiÓn volvieron a la competencia. se trata de chuy almada y danee marmolejo quienes compitieron en un circuito para definir al ganador representar a esta etapa, la victoria para chuy y de manera automÁtica danee pasÓ a formar parte de las famosos

leonard stops all of them. san jose some bad bounces. the shot deflected off into the net. islanders win 4-0. sharks dropped a 1 and 2 and will play in philly tomorrow. yankees statdi yankees stadium game sox had 10e-0 after four. yankees camp can't believe it. it got so bad that new york brought in backup catcher austin to pitch the ninth. brock holt launched a two run homer off him and became the first player ever to hit for the cycle in the post-season. red sox crushed the yankees 16-1. they can wrap up the series tomorrow. >>> quite the monday night for drew bre the yards. this was am play. he got in halftime. the game was stopped for a few minutes so brees could hug nearly everyone in the stadium including his family and head coach shawn paten. brees now has 72,100 yards inyan counting. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. and milwaukee fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complet

they have come up through conservative legal circles together and he is also very close to leonard leo who runs a conservative legal group called the federalist society. i think what will be interest is that if the vote doesn't end up going through even though the white house is confident, i think we will see president trump very quickly turn on republican lawmakers on this including don mcgahn and leonard leo and the senators and distance himself. and i think the way that he'll do that is by calling out that kavanaugh used to work in the bush administration and using that as a bit of a diss or distancing mechanism. >> well, that's interesting and on that front, kind of, eli, when we hear ben sasse say it shouldn't surprise us that trump attacked dr. ford, is that a senator wanting to have it both ways, wanting us to react with surprise that he's so up front in his criticism of the president, even though he's a consistent and anticipatable yes? >> yes, it is. ben sasse is sort of the poster child for that behavior. but he's certainly not alone. i think the interesting thing about trump

leonard's debut in toronto he missed most of last year because of an injury. he had 24 points, 12 rebounds and trotter was a winter. here is deandre eight and for phoenix. he had 18 points, 10 rebounds and phoenix takes care of the mavericks.>>> we must check it out. this is madison square garden. it is not a player but a fan at half time from half court. the shot earned him $10,000. i think he bank did in. he will be banking something tomorrow.>>> here is a danger shot. steve pierce gets no help from anybody in the astros dugout. i am happy to report he is okay after that dangerous looking spill. that's what happens when it happens on the visitors dugout. you get no help. pierce state in the game and is okay.>>> here is a pro by moki bets. it looks like he's going to start a rally for the astros but he is honor. look at this through on the replay. that is pinpoint big time major- league baseball. it was a sensational game today, guys. >> thank you mark. >> thank you for joining us. night -- good night. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explor

anyway, i met a middle level executive at abc called leonard goldberg.was in new york executive moving to los angeles to become the vice president of current programming, very middle level job, but i thought he was really have and i really didn't television,g for but i was sparky and interested. i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. he asked me if i would be his assistant. i said yes. the day i left william morris and was going to start at abc, ofy fired the tsar programming and pick my guy to the head of programming. i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to become the assistant of the head of programming at abc, and within six months i was running the department. david: eventually you became president of abc television, right? barry: the entertainment part. david: and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> abc presents the movie of the week. barry: we had the idea of saying rather than buying bad movies and putting on television series that tend to fail, why don't we see it we

to mark the five hundredth anniversary of the death of léonard adventure which is coming up in twentynineteen an exhibition in florence is showing the legendary codex leicester manuscript. the renaissance man created the document between fifteen zero six and fifteen ten contains observations and theories on astronomy and the natural world the manuscript is on display at florence's who feels the gallery together with other works by davinci. discussed in food museum the swedish city of modern takes visitors on an unappetizing call an area adventure delicacies on showing kluge sheep's eyeball jewels for men to shark and maggot infested she's. visitors to the exhibition can even try out eighty of these specialties which delights repulse others. the show in front of them runs until the end of january but i'm pretty. sure that was just gross i am not sure anything tops maggot infested cheese but if you have eaten something really unusual then tell us about it just in this email the explaining your experience and by doing so you qualify to win and exclusive your old max watch moving on now t

leonard lance is his name. he's been there for ten years.as been in local politics in this part of the state for a long time. his family, too, his reputation sort of a moderate republican, a moderate northeast republican. that that has traditionally been a good fit with this district. the question is, though, can that kind of republican survive in the age of trump, with the district turning against trump? lance running against tom mali malinowski, his democratic opponent. so there are 25 districts basically like this around the country. republican seats that voted for hillary clinton in 2016. democrats on election night, they want to win this seat and in a lot of ways, they probably need to win this seat. if they're getting this in election night, they're getting what they need, if they don't, i think that's going to be a disappointment for them. that could complicate their math for 23, as well. so new jersey 7 district, keep an eye on that one in particular on election night, just 19 nights from now. that will wrap things up for this hour.

leonard: you can do this! there's no way. what is happening? this is an euler's disk. it's a physics toy that demonstrates angular momentum, potential energy, and kinetic energy. aw, look at you watching sports. we're betting to see if koothrappali can hold his breath longer than the disk can spin. its weight and smoothness, along with the slight concavity of the mirror, means it can spin for a long time. but raj is from india, which means he's no slouch at holding his breath. okay, i want in. ten bucks says i'll lose interest before that thing stops spinning. hey, sheldon, i found a great restaurant for date night. kind of busy right now. oh, an euler's disk! fun! yeah, we're seeing if raj can hold his breath longer than it. oh. immature. how ya doing? mm. he's not gonna make it. yes, he is! you know, deep-sea divers holding their breath for several minutes have shown elevated markers of a protein that can signal brain damage.