leonard leo probably knows the answer. in 2018, he told the federal elections commission that b.h. group was his employer. while this apparatus may be complex and difficult to track, its goal is simple. don mcgahn explained it succinctly. i quote -- regulatory reform and judicial selection are deeply connected, end quote. translated, that means the federalist society's goal is to pack the judiciary through judicial selection with judges who will deliver what is called regulatory reform, an extreme antiregulation, antiunion, antienvironment agenda for those corporatist federalist society funders. let me give you two examples. the senate just confirmed neomi rao to the d.c. circuit court of appeals. rao comes right out of the deep bog of special interest dark money. her bioappears on the federalist society website, along with a list of 26 times she has has ben featured at federalist society events, 26 auditions, one might describe them as. this is a person confirmed for the d.c. court of appeals who has never been a judge. she has never even tried a case. what has she done? she has s

host: the topic of our discussion with kimberly leonard. if you want to ask your questions, democrats it is 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independent 202-748-8002. you can reach us on twitter. generally, the democratic reaction, how would you categorize this? guest: they would weaponize this. looking at cuts to medicaid and toicare, they are ready seize on this as political attacks. just to go back a second. mit012, met romney -- romney used a lot of arguments about medicare cuts saying that obamacare had cut medicare. -- the arguments that were used had to do with some of the same proposals you are seeing in the trump budget. lower payments to hospitals and doctors. one of the big differences we would see if the budget were to have a change is that doctors who work in a hospital would get the same payment as those who perform certain procedures outside of the hospital. that is one of the big changes that the obama administration had proposed. host: the health and human inretary on capitol hill front of the house energy and comme

leonard spoke with abc news last week about the lessons.and 8-year-olds were found 44 hours later alive and well thanks to leonard's lessons how to survive in the wilderness. the interview with leonard is posted at our website if you'd like to check it out at "abc7 news".com. >>> chp officers in the central ecere tnse from the happiest place on earth. >> have you to check it out. this is the loot lift frd disneyland. hundreds of items including a lot of collectable pins it seems. officer stopped the driver of this gray nissan sentra in mojave. now the driver had a suspended license and stolen merchandise inside the vehicle. driver was booked in the kern county jail. the goods will be rurnds to disneyland security. >> one last check on the weather. you can say good-bye to winter weather for at least a while. >> that's right. eric and dion. we are excited. although we can't say good buy forever. so it's been clear longer in the north bay. that's why you are so cool. but let's check out the week in san jose. 62 tomorrow. dropping off tuesday.

and leonard who is here today. thank you for coming leonard. i am in the middle, i am the scally one. there is hope. and bonnie on the far side and our parents. paul was not born yet but you will see paul later. yes policy or two. paul is here as well. growing up we had a foundation of speaking up for things and we had so many great friends and one of them was john's good friend and our family friend griffin. while edna griffin who was stanley's mother was an amazing woman. she was a really good friend of our mother's. she had already one in iowa supreme court case picking up against discrimination. we are so happy today that we will have some students from decorah iowa who did a national history program, please welcome lauren johnson and ray. , nephew two. come on up you two. >> my name is grace and this is lauren johnson. we are students from decorah high school. we are here to talk about our experience on the national history day project. in choosing our topic we wanted to focus on activists in history that truly made a difference communitie

>> it was the ugliest house on the block. >> reporter: leonard powell admits it. after his wife died in 1997, maintaining his house on harmon street was the last thought on his mind. >> i did let the house go. >> reporter: it was a bustling house where the retired postal worker and army veteran raised six children and cellar grandkids. >> we lived there for 45 years. i never had friends to really do maintenance. >> reporter: powell says back in 2015, berkeley housing inspectors determined his house was unsafe and in desperate need of repairs. a judge ultimately assigned a receiver to take over the house and get it back to code on powell's behalf. >> we weren't expecting ceramic tile in the bathrooms, danish modern lighting. >> reporter: powell says the seve receiver made extravagant repairs to the house. in a letter to berkeley's mayor, the receiver says the costs racked up because the house had major structural and foundational issues. lead and asbestos had to be removed. financing, insurance, and legal fees added up as well. that's when a group of berkeley resid

(water running) leonard, are you in the shower? leonard: i can't hear you! i'm in the shower! if you were in the shower, but that's moot now! what? moot! rendered unimportant by recent events! i can't hear you! i'm in the shower! i have to skip the chitchat. emergency. what kind of emergency? mathematical-- 32-ounce banana smoothie, 16-ounce bladder. you might not want to do that. i assure you i do. sheldon, i'm not alone in here. what?! hello, sheldon. what are you doing in there? she can't be in here! we were in here first; you can't be in here. according to the roommate agreement, paragraph nine, subsection b, "the right to bathroom privacy is suspended in the event of force majeure." and believe me, i am experiencing a very majeure force. come on, you can't wait two minutes? oh, leonard, let the man pee. penny? penny? penny? what? move. move. move! ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool

justin leonard spoke with abc 7 news about the life-saving lessons.e taught the 5 and 8-year-old girls who were found 44 hours after going missing alive and well, thanks to leonard's lessons on how to survive in the wilderness. >> they're very strong girls and they stayed calm. >> the national 4h organization plans to have leonard consult with other local 4h chapters on adopting some of his lessons. the interview with him ismethinc 7 news. the full interview is posted on abc7news.com. >>> there's a push to ban a service that's supposed to save you time at the dmv. an oakland startup lets you hire somebody to do the waiting for you at the dmv. you can pay 25 bucks for someone to book an appointment. for an extra fee, they'll wait in line for you, call when you're about to come up and you swoop in. now it's caught the attention of state lawmakers and there's a bill to ban it. one of the authors of the bill says allowing people to pay for appointments when they're provided for free is unfair. >>> the window for the mavericks surf contest is closing on fr

justin leonard spoke about the life-saving lessons that he taught the 5 and 8-year-olds.y were found 44 hours alive and well thanks to leonard's lessons on how to survive in the wilderness. >> they're very strong girls and they stayed calm. >> the national 4h organization plans to have leonard consult with other local chapters on adopting some of these lessons. the interview with him is something you'll only see on abc 7 news and you can see the whole thing on our website, abc7news.com. >>> now to your morning money report. when it comes to cities with the most billionaires, san francisco ranks number 7 in the world. >> forbes ranked the top ten cities with the most billionaires. san francisco actually made the biggest jump. it rose from 10th place to 7th place in the past year. a total of 42 billionaires make up a net worth of more than $109 billion. okay. now let's take a look at the full list. new york ranks 1st with 84 billionaires and then hong kong followed by moscow. >> wow. we're crazily overrepresented given our population. that is nuts. taking a live look at the

woodruff: franklin leonard is a founder and c.e.o. of the black list. company is best known for supporting screenwriters through ts annual survey of the b unproduced screenplays in hollywood. in tonight's "brief but spectacular," leonard explains how the list has graduallyed introdollywood to a diversity of new ideas and voices. >> i was a jior executive in leonardo dicaprio's production company. the job was to find greatre plays, and i wasn't doing a very good job with that. so, i took a survey of my peers in the industry and said, "send me a list of your ten favorite scripts that haven't been produced. in exchange, i will se you the combined list," and that's what i did. the scripts that were on the list became movies, anthose movies became very successful. >> i called it the black list because it's a double referee. it's a tribute to the writers who lost their careers during ae black list of the mccarthy era, and it was al inversion of the notion that black somehow signified bad. what if there was k list that people wanted to be on? the black list we

john: our parents participated in that, and our older brother, leonard. mary beth: our father was a methodist minister and we later became involved with the quakers. they said don't wait for the happened to put your values and action. let's do it now on earth. take action. speak up for love in all the things they preach in all religions. these people were doing that putting love into action , and speaking up. using their first amendment rights. when they got there, many of them immediately disappeared. cheney, shorter and goodman. goodman, cheney, and michael swarner. everyone suspected that the ku klux klan had them, but they kept searching for them. on august 4, the fbi found the bodies of the three. it was a very sad time that summer. on the same day, something else sad happened that would change 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 attacked, but it didn't stop the u.s. congress from voting almost unanimously to send thousa

and leonard moon-- an adoption assistant at the san francisco animal care and control.rence karnow: it has been a wet day for the bay area with rain starting this morning and it continues tonight. on the doppler radar we can see plenty or rain over the bay area and heavier rain is on the way. the rain will be heavy at times before midnight before turning the satellite you can see the cold front coming through. lows tonight will be in the 40s. we will see partly cloudy skies with cool temperatures tomorrow with highs in the 50s and partly cloudy on sunday but mostly dry. rain will return sunday night and monday and well into next week. baseball season is just under a week away and the a's are making some changes.(grant) kron 4's christina tetreault spent the day at the colosseum and shows us what's to come. look live intro:christina tetreault, @cetetreaultbefore fans fill the stadium...the a's are putting the finishing touches on new seating...new technology...and a whole new menu of food like this.package: it's not just peanuts and cracker jacks anymore...ashwin puri, v

kimberly morning, leonard of the washington examiner joins us to talk about the $4.7 trillion president trump budget request and the potential impact on medicaid and medicare. then, pennsylvania democratic congressman brandon boyle formeres the budget, and vice president joe biden's possible 2020 run. republican south carolina congressman tom rice will also be on to talk about the budget request. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the

. >>> in berkeley a military veteran has a new battle. 77-year-old leonard powell is fighting to get his home back. this started four years ago when housing inspectors determined his home needed heating, and upgraded wiring. powell was called into court and a young assigned the home to a receiver. now powell sleeps on the floor in his son's basement. >> i want to be home with my books and my tv dinners. at home in my room. >> the receiver group said the repair costs a gofundme page and raised 75000 to help powell. he has a court date on monday but there's no guarantee he will be able to return to his home. >>> on the site they spread measles. >> a measles outbreak in the bay area. health officials say it was spread on a plane. >> a special surprise from steph curry. the shows -- shoes he presented to a girl. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll q

here to discuss is the author of the piece, devin leonard. this self-regulation freedom in america? devin: it is not just the airline industry, it is not just boeing, it is part of a larger march toward deregulation and the federal government saying this is complicated, you guys figure it out and in some cases the agencies are strapped for cash and they do not have the resources. it is much broader than just the aviation industry. because youe this get into the specifics of all this. how does the budget proposal impact some of these cuts in factoring into how they are moving forward? devin: it has been a longer thing. it is not just the trump administration. this goes back to the clinton administration that is been supporting as recently as the obama administration. it has been bipartisan support for this, although we are seeing now questions coming up because of the boeing incident. shery: it is because of these complicated technologies and industries. the development of these industries is leading to these authorities not being able to keep

host: the topic of our discussion with kimberly leonard.you want to ask your questions, democrats it is 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independent 202-748-8002. you can reach us on twitter. generally, the democratic reaction, how would you categorize this? guest: they would weaponize this. looking at cuts to medicaid and toicare, they are ready seize on this as political attacks. just to go back a second. mit012, met romney -- romney used a lot of arguments about medicare cuts saying that obamacare had cut medicare. -- the arguments that were used had to do with some of the same proposals you are seeing in the trump budget. lower payments to hospitals and doctors. one of the big differences we would see if the budget were to have a change is that doctors who work in a hospital would get the same payment as those who perform certain procedures outside of the hospital. that is one of the big changes that the obama administration had proposed. host: the health and human inretary on capitol hill front of the house energy and commerce

they stole everything, leonard! everything. are you the roommate? yeah, leonard hofstadter.riend here called 911 to report a robbery. oh, my god, what did they get? what didn't they get? they got my enchanted weapons, my vicious gladiator armor, my wand of untainted power, and all my gold! you called the police because someone hacked your world of warcraft account? what choice did i have? the mighty sheldor, level 85 blood elf, hero of the eastern kingdoms, has been picked clean, like a carcass in the desert sun. plus, the fbi hung up on me. (wheezing) into the bag. they took my battle ostrich!

leonard's new girlfriend is testing bernadette's loyalty to you and the group. you think? of course. how does the cheetah attack a herd of wildebeests? by going after its weakest member. well, what makes me the weakest member? your trusting nature coupled with your teeny-tiny body.

or those of us pretending to do things in a positive way in the very same system that has leonard peltier in prison and has done what they have done to the native americans all that time from then to this day? the power we have as individuals -- i'm going to talk to you about three-year-olds, when our hearts are pure and op open. we don't like bullies and i'm not here on this planet to be a slave, and honor bankers and lawyers. are there good lawyers? yeah, about 4%. thank you, tony sarah. the power we have as individuals is to operate as a group. it's time to be standing on granite as of this next cycle, get off the fence, pay no mortgages, pay no rents. who is that going to hurt besides the bankers? no one. you will have this discussion between all of us one and all. california and a nation mentally ill, if one man is wrongfully incarcerated so are we all. i am all things the great spirit does sing. our -- [bell ringing] -- i am peter, i am the brother with the keys, so to the almighty command that by the 40-day freedom strike, leonard peltier and the u.s. constitution, but people have

it's not a date, leonard.ut, 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! what is that about?, he'st and crazy enough, he may have actually created a monster. shoo, shoo! be gone! what the hell is going on? there's a bird outside the window, and he won't go away. that is the hell that is going on. we have no worms or seeds here.

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. >>> a berkeley military veteran haze new bat olympic his hands. 77-year-old leonard powell is fighting to get his home back after the city cited him for code violations and put the house into recovership. this all started about four years ago when housing sin inspectors determined his home needed heating, puyalluping and upgraded wiring. powell says he was directed to make repairs but the repairs were going to be thupbdz of thousands of dollars. powell was called into courted and a judge assigned a home to a receiver. now, powell, a retired postal worker, sleeps on the floor in his son's basement. >> i want to be home with my books and my garlic, my tv dinners at home in my room. >> the receiver group says repair costs skyrocketed for several reasons including building permits, lead and asbestos removal and storage fees. people started a gofundme page. they rayed more than $75,000 to help powell. these a court date on monday but there is no guarantee he will able to return to his home where he has lived for 45 years. if you are interested in donating to leonard powell's gofundme page,

i am john statton, and my partner anne leonard and i are the property owners of 704 wisconsin line 25 feet loot line to lot line and we file this appeal because the proposed hot tub and tempered glass siding is a significant change in the use for the new deck. we have strong concerns over increased loss of privacy, nighttime lighting, loud ongoing noise, increased visual clutter, and potential loss of property values as a result. we respectfully request overturning of the permit. 704 wisconsin is an almost complete rebuild extending the height to the permitted maximum and allowing a roof deck. they built an attractive monster home that dwarfs the one next to it. the prior deck was located substantially downhill as you can see. their new deck is less than 2 feet lower than our bedroom floor and very visible. this raises four concerns. concern number one, the expanded uses and unreasonable invasion of our privacy. the city has been rethinking residential roof deck permitting to try and mitigate impacts to adjacent neighbors including the loss of quality of life from noise and diminished

if you are interested in dopeating to leonard powell appear gofundme page, can you visit our web site and click on web links. >> an illinois man is facing charges of murder after being arrested on suspicion of killing a sheriff's deputy. it happened yesterday at a hotel in rockford, illinois. deputy jacob kertner was serving a warrant. deputies say floyd brown shot him in the parking lot and also injured a woman. he then led authorities on i ahigh-speed chase before crashing his car on the interstate. a standoff that lasted hours, he finally surrendered. police a brown was wantedded on several outstanding warrants. >> burglary warrants from mclean county, champaign county, a failure to appear warrant from sangamon county and a parole violation issued butt illinois department of corrects. >> the deputy had been with the sheriff's office for almost 13 years. if he is convicted, brown could get life in prison. >>> the cdc says outbreaks of measles in five states are all linked to travelers from overseas. the states are new york, texas, illinois, washington state and california where two

a berkeley military that has a new battle on his hands .77- year-old leonard powell is fighting to gethis home back after the city cited him for code violations and put his house into receivership. the started four years ago when housing inspectors determined his home needed heating, plumbing, and upgraded wiring. he said he was directed to make repairs but the repairs were going to be hundreds of thousands of dollars he said so it was more than he could afford. powell was called into court and a judge assigned the home to a receiver. >> i wanted to be home with my books and my garlic, my tv dinners at home, in my room. >> the receiver group said repair costs skyrocketed because of permits, lead, and asbestos removal and storage fees. people started a go-fund-me page and have raised more than $75,000 to help them. he does have a court date on monday but there is no guarantee he will be able to return to the home where he lived for 45 years. if you are interested in donating to leonard powell's go- fund-me page you can go to our website at ktvu.com and click on the web links. >>> troops

>> johnny was originally offered role of sheldon, but then jim parsons showed up and he became leonardin hindsight -- why would you mock that? i'm giving a real answer. >> we get it. we get it. >> johnny and kaley are on the cover of the new tv guide, and they are saying that saying good-bye is painful. >> beautiful eyes. >> i don't even remember the question. johnny cannot handle doing interviews with me. >> i don't know why they have to go. i might need you to hold my hand to watch the finale. >> so cute. you know that. >>> it has been quite the year for documentaries. we have had "surviving r. kelly" and "leaving neverland," and now there is a new music doc. it's called "the boy band con." it's about pearlman. >> and lou ran one of the large et cetera ponzi schemes. he was convicted, and lance bass shared with us his experiences working for lou starting with this shocking revelation. ♪ >> as an nsyncer and backstreet boyer, i think of you as rivals. >> the bigger we got, the more tension we felt between the groups. when you would see them, you're rubbing elbows with them it's just a

-- a squaers camp on an abandoned military base just outside of niland, california, and the on of leonard knight's famed salvation mountain. after russell passed away in 2011, the growing roster of artists in east jesus formed the tax-exempt chasterus foundation to protect the project. >> his friends rallied around and said, "look, we don't want this ia to die. we've all had such a great time contributing and inspiring one another." and so they formed a 5013c to preserve his memory. >> reporter: in 2013, the foundation purchased the 30at acres of land urround the collection, and three years later, east jesus beca accredited member of the california museum association. >>oving right along. this is our tv wall. one of the photo-- most photographed and shared pieces, itthink, of east jesus online because people lovy it says so manfferent things to so many different pple. >> reporter: but thilyisn't the on artists' haven along the salton sea. ifast jesus was built on t discarded, the works of bombay beach spring from the yet to be hauled away. at one time, the 1,000 lot community offered acce

charles ng along with his friend leonard lake tortured and killed as many as 25 people. investigators found videos in a lake committed suicide while in custody but ng was convicted in 1999 and sentenced to death for 11 of the murders. richard allen davis kidnapped and murdered 12-year-old polly klaas of petaluma in 1993. marc klaas, her father, says he is very upset about the governor's decision to suspend executions. and scot peterson claimed his pregnant wife was messing. her body and their unborn son were found dead in richmond. >>> a live look at bay area airports this morning where the last of boeing 373 max jets sfpd down last night following days of mounting pressure, the u.s. made the call to ground the planes after two deadly soh seeing delays over the next few days. >>> reporter: one by one, the last of the boeing "737 max" jets landed safely through the united states. they were in the airplane when president trump announced -- >> we are going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the "737 max" 8 and the "737 max" 9. >> report

deborah leonard's 22—year—old son alexander was attacked in birmingham — he was stabbed through the hearted in east london. lamar was 21. elaine donnelly is herer and she is the co—founder elaine donnelly is here and she is the co—founder of operation shutdown and she will explain what that is in a few minutes‘ time. karenjohnson‘s son ashley was out with friends in leicester when he was stabbed in the back. it happened last year. also here is lucy martindale. she's an anti—knife crime campaigner. thank you very much, all of you, for coming on the programme. i want to ask you to explain to our audience how losing a son effects you as a mum, michelle? your life finishes. the moment your child's life is taken, your life finishes. you die at that moment with them. mine was my only child, therefore i don't have other children around me, so that is the devastation. whenever you have lost your child, your other children suffer, because that child is the one that's constantly on your mind, so they lose as well. the devastation is they pull the umbilical cord from you, they take away everything f

i commend my right honourable friend leonard friend for the way he is pursuing the remit of his officef course right that there is a political declaration! dimension to this. he has confirmed today that, if there was a fundamental change of circumstances, this country would have the right to walk away from the agreement. can he also confirmed that if that was to happen and we did walk away and we could take northern ireland with us as a member of the united kingdom, thereby extracting them from the customs union within the eu? let me make it clear, the uk is the uk. it includes northern ireland. and there is no circumstance in which the government of this country, and are certainly not a conservative government, will ever leave northern ireland behind. subject to the obligations under the belfast agreement. let me say, because that has been proposed, it has been proposed that we should have a termination right for gb only. the prime minister explained why that was unacceptable. the attorney general says of the joint incident and the content of the unilateral declaration, related to the

wow and i think that's the sort of shocking about the as i call that leonard case which fannie mae that for the viewers at home it was it was a fad gentlemen given you know he was giving prostitutes in cash and luxury gifts to maybe members of the navy to get. a leg up on military contracts and not this is what made me wonder about this is that we have you know the u.s. has eight hundred military bases and over eighty countries one of the biggest things that kept coming up in this with this we don't know how many i mean it notoriously as you present your article the sort of notoriously known the pentagon for not being able to count buildings or planes or blackhawk right up to earth. so it's like if we know this if there's if we know that there's little to no oversight of their spending or what they have how can we begin or how do we begin to rein in or reappropriate funds for more productive endeavors than say i don't know the f. thirty five or the fourth class aircraft carrier like i could we may how do we get that money away from those things and into things that are more productive.

favorable earnings picture you take a bunch of those things, put them together, it's not a great -- >> leonard, homebuilder, did you see that thing trading 53 bucks after that supposedly better-than-expected earnings two days ago. you know where the stock closed today? $49, reversed the entire move. so i feel like when you're getting good news and the stocks are not reacting with consumer-related stuff, i think we'll see a lot of that over the next month and a half. >> check out optionsaction.cnbc.com you can sign up for the newsletter don't miss out here's what's coming up next -- >>> avocado. >> chipotle shares are on fire this year, but mike khouw's saying avocad-no to the fast trade. he'll tell you how to play it. >>> plus, calling all "options action" fans reach into your pocket, grab your phone, and tweet us your question @optionsaction. if it's nice, we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure i

hundred and eighty four were elsewhere the toronto raptors edged out the portland trailblazers kawhi leonard for thirty eight points including the go ahead basket with just three seconds remaining as the raptors held on for a hundred and nineteen one hundred and seventeen went. there's a huge darby going on right now in the english premier league tottenham are hosting london rivals arsenal at wembley stadium the game is into the second half a win would take arsenal within one point of third place spurs a win later would take manchester city top of the table head of liverpool they face bournemouth away around madrid and barcelona are set to meet for the second time in just four days relm were beaten three nil by barse and the copa del rey semifinals on wednesday this time they meet in the league with relish sitting in third and nine points behind bars found who top the table. interland suffered a setback in their efforts to secure champions league qualification for next season enter would be in two one by calgary it means they could finish the day outside of the top four if millen beats us al

leonard robinson, his nickname was robbie robinson, he was a buddy with mcgraw.e came in on the first strike and had to divert to anderson field because of that -- because of lack of fuel. but he would make more strikes on the japanese convoy coming in. the third mission, his group of dauntlesses had no fighter cover. that would be protested but they still send them out. sbd's.st three one of the guys would survive many days in the ocean. robbie made it back barely. his conner was wounded, his plane shot up and he had trouble outrunning japanese zeros. when he did make it back to henderson field, he had 68 bullet holes in his timeless. dauntless.- his one of the troops was forced to turn back. two had been sunk outright great others were crippled, hit by bombs and tornadoes drifting .urther out to sea four undamaged transports were still inbound heading for guadalcanal. they would beach themselves. you can see from these burning hoax right here -- burning hulks right here. this plane is doing recon, trying to find out where the transports went. that is where they

i never read leonard's, and i used to sleep with him.do you know anybody else who would appreciate an all-expense-paid spa weekend at a four-star resort in big sur? no, i really-- i'm sorry, free what? sorry, what, what? i think her weekend just opened up. you know, it is going to be difficult, but i'm going to cancel my plans so i can do this for my bestie. i... i wasn't going to.

let me start by saying i am looking forward to seeing the books next week at fort leonard wood so wecan see the details about the budget itself on participating which will include an increase for the chemical school at fort leonard wood in missouri my home state. these are professional soldiers who train and respond to adversary chemical weapons on the battlefield for the five threats called out in the national defense strategy with chemical weapons capability and by investing in places like fort leonard wood and we save lives on the battlefield. we are proud of the work they do and we look forward to continuing support for their important mission. let me just shift and ask about our challenge in emerging technologies particularly china's investment in those areas and our eroding advantage. i was struck mr. secretary by a comment that you make in your written testimony. you say some u.s. companies have voiced ethical qualms about working with department of defense to develop advanced technologies and even terminating relationships in some cases often while continuing to work with chi

leonard nimoy directed this film. >> live long and prosper. >> jimmy: what's going on here? a huderrite. they're like an amish group of people. >> jimmy: real or made up? >> no, they're real. they live most loi ly in montan canada. the rule is, if your brother dies then you have to marry their wife. you have to marry your brother's wife. and it's a tell all this. they've robbed a bank together. and he dies, but she wants to keep the money, so she agrees to marry a 12 year old, which is me. >> jimmy: this movie should be called "the luckiest boy in the world." patricia, first of all, looks really mad at her agent. and you look like, mom, what is going on? get me out of here? >> in reality i had such a crush. oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: i bet. >> just a true romance. >> jimmy: please, you must make a sequel to this. >> that's actually a great idea. >> jimmy: she's an oscar western. you're ve you are very creative. i love this concept you have. it's so interesting and creative. it's a collaboration amongst the world. >> yeah, sure. it's called band together, with logic, the rapper l

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

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it's really nice to see you again, leonard. yeah, it's good to see you, too. here you go. thanks.my sister?! yeah. this is a terrible betrayal of my trust. would it help if i told you that i offered her my heart, and she kind of stomped on it? how hard did she stomp? very hard. okay, i'm good. (giggles) what's so funny? nothing. just thinking about the noises people make during sex. i do sometimes get a bit carried away, don't i? (chuckles) it's cute. you sound a little like a drunken monkey. ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh! you know it's meant as a compliment.

and news of the former texas congressman leonard zeidenberg spreading across the country, campaigningire. he also spent wednesday and thursday new hampshire visiting all counties in that first primary state. very busy. peter has more for us in washington. >> a hush fell over a noisy crowd when somebody asked him for his thoughts on reforming cash bills. he is someone that needed to post bail twice after arrests for criminal trespass and dui. >> in both instances i was arrested and spent the night in a county jail. i was able to post bail. i understand how exceptional my experience was in the fact that these mistakes did not define me or my future over the course of my lifetime. >> he went on to say that he supports any system so that they don't get stuck in jail and others can pay to get out. president trump has been watching coverage of the campaign kickoff and says he is ready for a head-to-head matchup >> i wouldn't mind. i would love to have bernie and beto o'rourke. >> is the socialism versus capitalism? >> they can dream about. >> the president had dismissed the viability, he sa