and leadership of this organization, but leonard, i remember bringing leonard to my law firm with then candidate trump. i introduced them and they hit it off. it helped me because i had a great sounding board, and president trump wanted to make sure he knew what he was getting with his judges. there was a lot of due diligence, and without leonard's help, and so many here, so many of you helped. we would really check on who clerked for who and who is co-clerk, and what the co-clerk said about the person. ithout leonard, none of this would have been possible. with that, i will turn it over to leonard to orchestrate to ask questions. >> what we will do is, if you have a question, raise your hand and our staff and volunteer also bring the mic to you. >> first, i would to thank you and president trump for your ork. i'm a second-year law student. besides coming to conferences like these, what can we do as individuals to continue your legacy? mr. mcgahn: let me stop you. i don't have a legacy. president trump has the egacy. he signs the commission, is the president, and i'm honored to be a pa

(elmore leonard) the six-guns worn outside, the hat, the leather.hat's what westerns are, the look and the feel. take 'em to missouri, men. (whistling and yelling) (budd boetticher) you've got two stars in a western. you have your leading men and you have your location. it's so refreshing to get out and smell the fresh air, see the colors of the flowers and the trees and the mountains and the change when the sun sets. and a great deal had to do with the cinematography. you felt that you were there, you weren't cooped up. you weren't in apartments. you were outside. (budd boetticher) you see the west's vastness, that lonesomeness. they want the gulp in your throat. they want your heart to beat a little when you say, "my gosh, he's in trouble if this is indian territory." underpinning all this stuff is the idea that this is a very romantic view of nature. and there's always that kind of elegiac quality in westerns. the idea that the land endures. and all these antics of humans sort of come and go. that's why the main characters of great westerns are o

leonard, i remember bringing leonard over to my law firm when candidate trump came into town and introduced them and they really hit it off and it helped me, because i have a great sounding board and president trump wanted to make sure he knew what he was getting with his judges. so many of you helped because we would check on who clerked for who and who was co-clerk. we try to get a sense of who someone was. without leonard, none of this would have been possible. with that, i will turn it over to leonard to orchestrate who will ask questions. >> if you have a question, raise your hand and our staff and volunteers will bring the mike to you. >> first i want to thank you and thank president trump. i'm a second-year law student at arizona state university. besides coming to conferences like these, what can we do as individuals once we go home to continue your legacy. >> what was the first part after the thank you's? >> what can we do once we go back to our everyday lives to continue your legacy. >> i do not have a legacy. president trump has a legacy. he signs the commission. he's the preside

leonard: yes, if we lived in a teakettle.on: this is the temperature you agreed to in the roommate agreement. leonard: aw, screw the roommate agreement! sheldon: no, you don't screw the roommate agreement. the roommate agreement screws you. leonard: you know what, go to hell and set their thermostat. sheldon: i don't have to go to hell. at 73 degrees, i'm there already! (door slams) (insistent knocking) who is it? leonard. hang on. can i sleep on your couch tonight? uh, well, you can try, but the people across the hall are being very noisy. you heard that, huh? apparently, the one fella tried to adjust the thermostat, then the other fella went bat-crap crazy. so you agree, he's nuts. well, not as nuts as the guy who chooses to live with him. believe it or not, he was worse when i met him. oh, i do not believe that. you are so naive. just like i was seven years ago. i'd just started at the university. excuse me, i'm looking for sheldon cooper's apartment. oh, i bet you're here to check out the room for rent. yeah. run away, du

host: leonard in fayetteville, north carolina. caller: hello. of --.prior employee as of tuesday, i lost my job, i and four other employees. were management and some were maintenance. i am wondering why they are targeting people who work for them to try to make them feel like it was awful, why they are in the situation they are in. we do we. what we are told to do in order to keep our job, and if you go against that, it will be something happening. i have 10 years of experience with that company and what thesetly military wives are talking about, because i have spoken to them myself. host: leonard, what did they tell you when you lost your job? leonard: they brought up an incident that happened back in november about -- i was repairing someone's garage door or i spilled some paint something in the garage and that i did not tell them about it. i didn't tell management, but i told mightiest supervisor about what happened. so they let me go. about one hour later, i got a phone call from the some guy that worked me out of the job that he was let go

it's not a date, leonard. it's just a man and a woman hanging out, not having sex at the end of the night. sounds like most of my dates. sheldon: oh, dear lord, get away from me, you monster!

without leonard, none of us really would have been possible. turn it overwill to letter to orchestrate who is going to ask questions. if you have a question, raise your hand and our staff and volunteers will bring the first, i want to thank you and trump for your work. i'm a second-year law student at arizona state university. besides covering conferences like these, what can we do as individuals once we go home to continue your legacy? what was the first part after thank you? >> my question was, what can we do as individuals once we leave this conference and go back to our everyday lives to continue legacy? >> let me stop you. i don't have a legacy. trump has a legacy. he's the president and i was honored to be part of it. i say this because it's important to keep in mind who runs the country. the elected officials are elected by the people, so one thing you can take home is bureaucracies and unelected people accountable and your elected officials accountable. always keep in mind who run the place. love the question because i remember when i w

. >> for leonard, he's just paralyzed with happiness and shock. >> we totally get it, leonard.ted to make sure we all got a picture together. to make sure we were down for it, a made me happy. >> and then joe, obviously very handsome and talented, attractive, macho man. >> joe is so passionate abouabout about "dungeabout about "dungeons and dragons," you won't believe it. >> i built a dungeon in my basement in bieverly hills. >> as for shatner, this is the first time he's playing himself on a tv sitcom. >> we have mentioned him many times on our show, so it's about time that he came. >> william shatner. >> william shatner. >> william shatner. i am william shatner. >> they have been talking about me for all this time. i at least owe them that. here i amp. >> the 87-year-old is celebrating another career milestone. he released his first country album titled, "why not me." they even performed at the grand ole opry. >> the lyrics to western songs are really something that i grab ahold of. >> is there another album out there? >> the shatner one did really well this year. ♪ after yea

and asked for leonard. leonard ticker junior is a little hard to reach by phone, they got me instead, and they were saying, did you have kids who were armbands back in the 60s and i will say no, i didn't, and they will apologize for bothering me. but i will say, but i did have a brother and sister. a couple of years ago, a gal in st. louis park, minnesota, put her eighth-grade daughter in car in they drove to des moines, and we spent three or four hours talking about it and i thought, guys, we could have done this on the phone and saved 500 miles of driving. >> thank you very much for being part of our conversation, it is nice to meet you by phone. and adding to our understanding. older brother of the defendants in this case that we are talking about. next up is nathan, commerce, texas, school administrator. welcome. >> high. so my question comes from being a title ix administrator, and my attention is in regards to student journalists. i want to interact with students but my role requires that i keep confi

leonard a.as we enter the second year of widespread polio vaccine, it is my pleasant duty to report to you the results of polio vaccinations today. good news. we had an especially good opportunity to study effectiveness last year. here's a very simple chart which indicates how the vaccine works ed during 1955. this is based on reports from 22 states and new york city. among vaccinated children, the attack rate for polio was only 6.3 per 1000. attack rate was 29.2 per 100,000. almost four times as high. the studies involved about 8.5 million children whose ages ranged from 5-11. even though most of the vaccinated children had one injection instead of three, the vaccine was found to be 70% -- about 78% effective. to put it another way, the boys and girls received at least one injection of vaccine had about four times as much protection as those without it. we can all be proud of the salk vaccine. we can all share in the hope that this victory will lead to many more in the years ahead. fromr maximu

. >> for leonard he is paralyzed with happiness and shock. >> those feel celebratory, oh, my god we areoing to wrap this up. >> william, kareem, kevin and joe part of dungeons and dragons game, 9 episodes left. watch tonights guests at 8:00. >>> reminder now if you have a consumer problem or go, e-mail us at consumer watch at kpix.com e 5 . >>> continuing coverage of the oakland teacher strike coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> they are rallying right now as we take a live look outside. much more on the >> sally: is this crazy? >> wyatt: well, i don't know. what do you have in mind? >> sally: not that. >> wyatt: what? oh. >> sally: no, to think that there actually might be a chance that spectra fashions might literally rise from the ashes, all thanks to you? >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] well, uh, yeah, those are my terms. you know, if dad wants me back at spencer, well, he's got to make amends for what he did to your company and everything he put you through. because we're a package deal.

cam scored twenty five points leonard had twenty one and the toronto raptors used a huge second quarter to defeat the boston celtics boston's kyrie irving flopped scoring only seven points it was his lowest scoring game since he scored only three back in october and it makes things even worse the celtics haven't won in canada since twenty fifteen the final score in this game one eight hundred ninety five. to tennis and top seed rafa nadal has made a flying start at the mexico open the spaniard was playing for the first time since finishing runner up to novak djokovic at the australian open and he cruised crash germany's. in straight sets nadal hit twenty five winners and just fourteen unforced errors he wrapped up the win eighty minutes six three six three. up next for nidal in the second round he'll be against the bad boy of tennis nick kyrgios the australian also won in straight sets. for me back to liz thank you very much and that does it for the news out of marching dentists here without a full news bulletin just a cup of the planet. we understand the differences. and the similariti

leonard, leonard, what is that, what is that? relax, it's just a dirty sock.ow on earth can you say "dirty sock" and "relax" in the same sentence? sheldon, the world is filled with dirty discarded socks. not my world. hey, you know who'd really dig seeing this experiment? penny. i wasn't aware that lunar ranging was her thing. although, i suppose the retro-reflector left on the moon by neil armstrong does qualify as a shiny object. why don't you ask her to come up? i don't know, it's still a little weird since, you know... she dumped you? she didn't dump me. we were just in different places in the relationship. i fail to see how a relationship

and leonard -- thanks for coming today. i am in the middle. and here is hope, bonnie, and our parents. paul is here, too. you will see him later. growing up, we had a foundation of speaking up for things, and we had so many great friends. them was john's good friend. we had family friends, the griffins. an amazing was woman. she had already won in iowa a supreme court case against discrimination. a student from iowa did a national history day program about that. please welcome lauren johnson. and grace. two.on up, you [applause] yes. my name is grace and this is we're here to talk about our experience at the national history day project. choosing our topic, we wanted to focus on activists in history that truly made a difference throughout communities in iowa, and that is what we found with edna griffin. she was a brave woman who fought for equal rights of all organizations and races. she did action for justice. on july 7, 1948, she was denied service at a drugstore on the grounds of her race. she filed a lawsuit against the store and took her

he was traded for kawhi leonard who takes and it dunks it. 15 seconds left over. spurs, one last chance. who do you go to? davis? no. the raptors win 121-117. let's bring it local. cif. boys final. thomas, spin move. scoop to the hoop. captures the crown. 54-46. spring training baseball. ichiro is retired. but they're expecting he will play when they open the season in japan. 45 years old. he can still hit. the mariners build a 4-0 lead. the a's, their only run of the spring so far. comes from shawn murphy in the nine abe 7 sports. the giants have been kicking the tires on bryce harper and the free agents still out there. >> what do you think? have the the owner of the phillies flew out on his private jet to las vegas. it's a meet and greet but could result in a $300 million contract. >> that's a good meet and greet. >> some nice greeting. >> i would love to meet you. >> that's funny. on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >>> that's our report. as always, we appreciate your time.

a little while ago earlier france beat scotland twenty seven to ten and are currently third quite leonard made the decisive competent contribution as he led the toronto raptors to win over his former team the san antonio spurs de mar de rosa as career has taken him the opposite direction and he scored twenty three points for the spurs but with fifteen seconds left on the clock leonard stole the ball from derosa and took his chance to put the raptors had finished a hundred and twenty to one hundred and seventeen to toronto who sits second in the eastern conference. i denver nuggets scored thirty nine points in the third quarter as they overpowered the dallas mavericks it finished one hundred and forty to one hundred and four third straight win for the northwest efficiently for. manny machado baseball's three hundred million dollar man has been officially presented by the san diego podger ease the twenty six year old infielder was given his shirt after finalizing the move or thirty million a year for the next decade it's the largest free agent deal in the history of american sports charo is

level, i had met a middle executive at abc named leonard goldberg. he was a new york executive moving to los angeles to become the vice president of current programming, a kind of -- very middle level job. but i thought he was really smart, and i did not really have en for television, but i was sparky and interested. i knew i could not 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 czar of programming, and they reached down and picked my guide to the head of programming, so i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to becoming the assistant of head of programming at abc, and within six months, i was kind of running the program department. david: you are on your way, and eventually, you became the president of abc television. 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, well,

i'm afraid i could not say i am ok with this statement, because leonard denied all the incidents, andal meeting, when ivan brought his apologies about his words, just about his words and his behaviour, and those apologies were accepted. they were no denials. denial is a part of a crime. you yourself said at the time, those who look at themselves in the mirror and claim they have never made any m ista kes claim they have never made any mistakes or done anything nasty in their life are either liars... yes, it was a very rude joke, very rude. but it prompted not least the likes of russia today's chief editor, margarita, to talk about the hypocrisy of the so—called liberal click. the ftjournalist, if meduza is going to style itself as the most progressive russian media, they need to do progressive russian media, they need todoa progressive russian media, they need to do a hell of a lot better. what do you mean a lot better? should i cut the throat of the editor in chief after two words, or something? he resigned, that's it. so i ask you, you left russia in order to be able to tell the tru

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of of fearsome armaments. if former german ambassador to nato gave us his views on the quads of the i.n.f. treaty you can see the full interview on sophie and co in a couple of hours from now here is a preview it purposely said that person americans and the europeans have made too many mistakes in the past towards russia and that they misjudged to needlessly corner dates is this whole situation there on the island after treaty basically repeating the same mistake the only way you know you were you could do it and that's it's the let's be a bit spin doctors for both sides would believe the. truth sit together during this quiet weekend with. putin reflect. how to avoid the groove of tensions between east and west in this specially with regard to europe and very. very next step would be a valid. call should discuss the same question on the form and with. it be more sensitive than many people think. twenty four

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of of fearsome armaments. a church in spain has canceled the screening of a documentary about the horrors of life in occupied gaza after coming under pressure we'll tell you who's allegedly behind that after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only. i don't see how that will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. you know if. suddenly that oh and we recognize nancy pelosi has the president a nice day said we're not going to talk with donald trump the world would be you know how rage but of course the u.s. has a stereo exceptionalism and that no law applies to them so they can do whatever they want but by essential banks find gold as they are they are now coming to the conclusion that america has lost its mind and then when they run out of gold to buy i guarantee you they're going to star

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of of fearsome armaments. a medical charity has had back in saudi arabia after a report on the bombing of a hospital in yemen that story and much more after a short break you are watching international. with agonist mubarak will have another political system that's. a social justice. and the specter of human dignity and so on but if you look at the what is going on in egypt right now most of the people have the feeling that. it was even better. they don't speak. of the situation. are welcome back this is r.t. international the u.s. government has ruled out negotiations with the venezuelan president nicolas maduro washington's special envoy for venezuela elliott abrams urged the world powers to communicate only with the country's opposition leader artie's rachel blevins as the latest. special envoy to venezuela elliott abrams is speaking out today and he's saying that he's actually calling for president madur

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of of fearsome armaments. well a footnote to this despite having suspended its compliance with the treaty russia says it is concerned about the potential for a new arms race in accuses the us of endangering global stability will follow the story. of the big story two out of the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union at the end of march tensions between london and brussels are beginning to fray on wednesday the blocks chief donald tusk hit out of his british counterparts with some pretty extraordinary criticism if you've been wondering what that special place. in her looks like for those who promoted grapes it without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely the council president made the statement alongside the irish prime minister leo brussels as they were leaving the stage the microphones picked up a conversation between the two is the irish prime minister told the e.u. council president the previ

cam scored twenty five points by leonard had twenty one and the true rondo raptors used a huge second quarter to defeat the boston celtics boston's kyrie irving though he pretty much flopped during this game scoring only seven points it was his lowest scoring game since he scored only three points back in october to make things even worse here the celtics haven't even won in canada since two thousand and fifteen the final score in this game one eighteen ninety five. that's all you know for now him directly thank you very much for that and that does it for this no not quite now a senior palestinian official has rejected the trumpet ministration suggestion that borders with israel should be eliminated saad at a cost was responding to comments by trump's son in law and advisor jad who is behind the latest american middle east peace plan is now a tour of the middle east and etiquette says any peace plan that doesn't include a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital is doomed to fail palestinian president mahmoud abbas has already refused to negotiate with trump after the u.s.

. >> he went for irving, leonard and james harden. here's the way it went for his squat. curry. >> golden state boys off the board. >> they are off the board. steph, joel embiid, paul george and walker rounds out the starting squad for the east. it's the corporate clambake. they don't put bing crosby's name in the title but he will be remembered. they may have a better weekend weather wise than expected. they don't care. good weekend for jordan spieth he is chasing dustin johnson. lays it up for a birdie. 5-under 66. same for spieth, looking good. six-way tie at 6-under including phil mickelson. and they are trailing brian tray and scott langley. >>> a bona fide baseball legend hard-core great in the major leagues passes. frank robinson succumbs to bone cancer. >> to left field. it is gone! >> frank robinson started with the cincinatti reds. 586 lifetime homers, triple crown winner in 66 when he was traded to the orioles. went to hall of fame in 1982 and after his playing career he was a player manager for a while as the first african- american big-league manager he manag

kyle leonard, who enlisted at 17. his young family back home and wrigley field, where he through the years, has used his military id to get in. >> my family is something that you really think of, and you have time to think of, when you're on side of the mountain. >> and your military id, what was the cost to get in? >> so it was 20 bucks, that was a couple years ago. but it was $20, you bought a hot dog and a beer and watch a cubs game. >> i hope you get that again soon. >> yes, thank you. >> and we were there, for the sunday workout with that four star general.nkous t cndhaing th all. majo new york city. he was a major, scher was a cadet at west point on 9/11. >> i hope we're setting the conditions for a political settlement for the future. >> and first lt. natalia calsaquio from puerto rico. she came to afghanistan after the hurricane maria. >> how is everyone doing back home? >> we are struggling, but we are doing okay.heopn't know here, if and when any draw down of u.s. troops could happen. what they do know is th

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of fearsome armaments. also the smaller well syria's brutal conflicts gradually drawing to a close for many the trauma is going to last a lifetime and you are the documentary which is being released this friday for you looks at the children who spent their formative years living in areas of the country controlled by those extremist fighters and the harrowing experiences those subjected to. this would. lead to him to. lose condemned my limbs he. can as you read about and you can not about all of them ok. and. as i don't want to write anything a cool implement a new name about it have. a lot on hand never having to visit later. a set of tears as. she still must execute or not additional for. this midnight prayer with. our mom is good but it aujali didn't have to be on the out of state in one hundred thirty milligram you could see out how the value of value and it. was all my actual foot in the vein. that i'm n

why because nukes a pretty we see these beautiful pictures at night i am tempted to quote the great leonard cohen i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of of fearsome armaments. ok moving on to another big story of the week the u.s. government has ruled out negotiations with the venice wheelin president nicolas maduro washington special envoy for venezuela elliott abrams urged world powers to communicate only with the country's opposition leader won. r t s rachel blevins reports social envoy to venezuela elliott abrams is speaking out today and he's saying that he's actually calling for president maduro to prevent us we are all together and he's making a really strong statement on a day when a number of countries all came together in your way to talk about political solutions to the crisis and venezuela those countries were made up of both nations that support madeira and nations that support opposition leader one it was really interesting thing abrams speaking out specifically and calling for madeira to leave the country now he didn't say exactly where he

the two individuals from the commission were rannia and leonard matarise are well regarded in the police staffing community. there's a focus on community policing and is a known expert. sam ramarian is from dpa and they joined the task force as sfpd members and we have a variety of staff joined the meetings as content is appropriate. then ann raskin is our member from the department of emergency management and heather lowell has been sitting on our task force as well. for the community members, we did some review and wanted to ensure consistency with the remaining of the membership in the task force. so we were seeking from community members and people who had familiarity with information technology or data analysis. they had familiarity with the police department and possibly an existing relationship and knowledge of community policing and operations. it led us to the sponsor working group on policing. we had two members from that group that were pretty active and knowledgeable in asking good question staffing. so we identified carolyn thomas and dr. james taylor to sit on the task forc

i just wasn't sure of the proper protocol now that you and leonard are no longer having coitus. god, can we please just say "no longer seeing each other"? well, we could if it were true. but as you live in the same building, you see each other all the time. the variable which has changed is the coitus. okay, here's the protocol: you and i are still friends, and you stop saying "coitus." good, good. i'm glad we're still friends. really? oh, yes. it was a lot of work to accommodate you in my life. i'd hate for that effort to have been in vain. right. just to be clear, do i have to stop

john: our parents participated in that, and our older brother, leonard. mary beth: our father was a minister and we come from quakers who say don't wait for the heavenly father to take action. take action here on earth. doingese people were that, putting love into action and speaking up. when they got there, many of them immediately disappeared. and everyone suspected that the ku klux klan had them, but they kept searching for them. on august 4, the fbi found the body. a very sad time that summer. on the same day, something else that happened that changed so many lives in the united states forever. off the gulf of tonkin off the coast of vietnam, a u.s. navy ship claimed it had been attacked. it turns out it hadn't been thecked, but it didn't stop u.s. congress from voting almost unanimously to send thousands of troops to vietnam. it was already going on, but more in secret by lyndon johnson. all of this was going on at the same time and those lightning times that are so much like our times that you are living in today. students in mississippi didn't thin

headed to go to the gym or get to an early jump on work, 22 in manassas. 28 in fredericksburg. 31 in leonard maryland. 32 in beautifulleesburg, virginia. your forecast for today, nothing bad with this. our high temperature will be around 47.t mid-40s noon. 52 by 5:00. our high today, 55 degrees in the 3:00 or 4:00 range today. if you're headed out for a night, f the week date for valentine's day, it will be cloudy and on the cool side by 5:00 this evening. you want to have your light jacket on again. milder weather again. more on all that coming up. melissa, good morning. >> good morning, chuck. looking at the roads here. this is the only thing we have hanging around thet oads here. ride blocked by a crash. inner loop and outer loop, no complaints. through prince george's county no, issues. inbound on 210 gets slow and we're not seeing that quite yet. 95 in maryland, from 32 down to the beltway, 67 miles per hour. that's going to take you 11 minutes. everything isooking northbound on 95. >> thank you. >>> major developments this morning to avoid a government shutdown tomorrow. a few hours ag

for 21 years i taught at leonard flynn in the mission elementary school district, and for the last two years i've been teaching at willie brown. today i'm here to tell you about the difference prop g has made. -- i was excited to be a founding teacher and looked forward to what the year would bring. we knew there would be challenges being a new school, having new teachers and having to support some of our most underserved students in the city. what we didn't expect was the amount of staff thattest wi le including the principal, in the first year. the second here, the same happened. i know you may have read about it in the paper. willie brown has had its ups and downs, but fortunately, we now have a principal that has been with us two years. although we've still managed to lose a significant number of teachers at the end of the year. when teachers live, it impacts student teacher connections at the end of the year -- no. some of our students from bayview-hunters point, one of our most socioeconomically challenged neighborhoods having enough instablity in their lives and deserve better.

leonard, you are my best friend. i've known you for seven years, and i can barely tolerate sitting on the couch with you. imagine my attitude regarding prolonged physical proximity to amy farrah fowler. got it. i sense judgment on your part. no, no. maybe a little. may i suggest that your criticism is based on jealousy? jealousy? what do i have to be jealous of? i have a functioning and satisfying relationship with a female. you have none. oh, right. that. jealousy is an ugly green-eyed monster-- not unlike the hulk-- who, by the way, also has a girlfriend. in this iteration, jennifer connelly, whom you may recall as the girlfriend of russell crowe

leonard grew up with michelle and her brother craig. >> they had a strong sense of self-. and fortified that sense of self-. so they could walk out in the world and not be blown over by all the adversity that came at them. >> my parents didn't have a will the of money. they never went to college. they had an unwaivering believe in the power of education. so they always pushed me and my brothers to do whatever it took to succeed in school. >> mary ann stayed mostly at home. when michelle and her older brother were growing up. she taught craig how to read. she later said that michelle didn't think sh needed her mothers help. learning how to read. those guys had to study. they had a time to study. it was discipline. i didn't have any discipline. >> michelle's efforts paid off she was accepted at whitney m. young. the city's first integrated high school for the top students. >> she was in the choir. she was in the student government. she was good at sports and decided she didn't want to be defined by sports. partly because that was her brother's thing. >> in 1979 michelle watc

i'm looking at you physically to see your reaction, and boy, you really smiled when i said kawhi leonarders and the kings, why do you want a different arena? >> there's a lot of reasons. turns out, we're the third tenant. we've got the crappiest locker room. we make the least money, but at the end of the day, you say hey, if we're going to be a first class world organization. first class organization in the world, something like that. >> jimmy: something like that, class, boom, we've got to have our own house. we've got to have our building guys are in. it's got to be something that attracts our players. i want a different environment than staples. >> jimmy: i feel like you're going to have no money at the end of this. you're going to be living in my guest house at the end. [ applause ] and you also started a very interesting website. tell us about this website and why you started it. >> yeah. it's called usa facts.org. when i retired about five years ago now my wife and i focussed philanthropistically on kids born in the united states who might not have any shot at the american dream. w

ali and frazier, sugar ray leonard. all the greats of boxing have been there now, that's where anthony joshua is going to make his u.s. debut. we can hear from anthony joshua now. he has been talking about the decision to scrap the fight at wembley and move it to america also, he has been explaining, but he has also been apologizing. >> the common state of the division was the undisputed championship of the world. myself and dante wilder, the active current heavy weight champions of the world and we was looking to get that fight on april 13th, but things happen boxing politics. i'm sure you guys are aware. we had to branch out and look for other options, and jarrell miller came up >> as you just heard from adam, june 3rd is the night to watch try to get a ticket over at madison square garden. i just want to take a quick look at u.s. futures before i happened you over to our colleague stateside. we are looking at a negative start to trade over there. remember, this is all on the back of yesterday's very weak data on the

that was at leonard flynn elementary, and he was helping the students talk about what goes where in which bin. the late mayor lee loved working with children, and in 2015, for the mayor's birthday, that was debbie's first birthday, he requested the kids get involved. so we all sat around the table, wondering how we were going to get the kids involved. so we decided to hold a tree planting, and let the kids show up for the tree planting. and it was a great time, and the mayor had a good time. the next year, we did sort of that reprize theme. we had an earth day breakfast at city hall. and we put the kids in the 05100 t-shirts, and we taught them a song. and they sung a song to honor the work that mayor lee did, and mayor newsom. it turned out he loved that song so much, that when his birthday came around, his staff played him, instead of happy birthday, that song. lesson five, reputation is powerful. a good reputation leads the way. i kind of say our reputation is all we have. san francisco as we know has a powerful reputation. so does the department of the environment, and because san fra

. >> leonard puts the raptors in the front. >> with little more than four seconds to play after a quicke gets one more chance at the basket but russell's shot from beyond the arc is no good. raptors beat the nets. in college hoops a match-up in chapel hill, north carolina, the eighth rank unc hosting number four virginia the cavaliers rebound from saturday's loss to second rank duke rallying from seven points behind the tar heels in the final eight minutes of last night's game to snap north carolina's seven game win streak with a 69-61 victory in that one, guys. >> here's a little fun fact. jeremy lin got picked up by the raptors. used to play for the billion nets. >> a great fact. >> appreciate it. still ahead president trump wasn't the only one rallying in el paso last night. beto o'rourke held an event less than half a mile away but worlds apart on the president's border wall. >> where does kamala harris stand on marijuana legalization. we'll show you her new comments next. xt ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels xt have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain re