steve: final question, kimberly leonard? kimberly: i know this will be kind of hard to narrow down, but here we are. , we this heirs, -- airs will be in 2020. you have been overseeing the agency for the entire last decade and i am wondering, if there is one nih funded discovery that you would say particularly stands out to you, that you would highlight as one of the biggest achievements of the last 10 years? dr. collins: it is very hard to pick one. i have touched on a few that i am excited about. i will mention what i have not talked about, cancer immunotherapy. the ability to harness the immune system to go after those lingering cancer cells when all else has failed, it is amazing to see the progress we have made in that 10 year period, and there is more coming in that space. steve: but in regards to cancer, and we have all been touched by cancer directly or indirectly. medically speaking, what is the leading question you have in your mind to find more cures? dr. collins: again, i guess it comes to immunotherapy. how do we

leonard and i did this little sneaky thing. i had one of those baby size, in the, that back of my pocket, and i whipped that boy out, and i said, i heard you all need one of these down here, too. so, not only did i just deliver a subpoena, i delivered a constitution. just a little impish thing for a barefoot boy in the mountains to do when it is fun. sam: could you explain what the impeachment process is, and do many americans understand how it works? rufus: when you say impeachment, most people think that includes removing the president. the impeachment process is sort of like a grand jury. a grand jury -- when you are arrested for a crime, you go before a grand jury to see if there is a probable cause to arrest you or not and charge you with a crime. it is not the same thing, but almost the same thing. impeachment prefers charges against the person who is being impeached, in this case it was president nixon, president clinton, and now will be president trump. if they follow through on it. then it is up to the senate entirely

this is at the clippers, leonard abusing robinson. up six after three.n the 4th they are down six. burks leans into a three, he's fouled. he had 16. 97-95 clippers. leonard making it strong. kawhi with 36. warriors have lost seven in a roy. women's hoops. sunday staffed from at cal. tonight they convenienced on the peninsula. second quarter. check the give and go. she had 11 of her 13 an. she can dunk. she lays it in softly. stanford up 24 the half. with the offensive rebound. to jones, another fabulous frosh. cal scored three points. vanderveer. basketball times don't like arbitration. the a's came to terms with seven players with one year corts. simien had a huge year. hi will make 13.5 million next season. mark will make $4.8 million. potential ace ma niya. he was dynamite in september. the a's finalizing deals with happen directs and bassett and ooh did it man chad pinder. today the red sox signed mookie to a dial which is arbitration avoidance record. he made 20 million last season. he's the american mvp in 2018. in case you're not fired up enough f

the conductor was leonard bernstein. for leonard bernstein, art and politics were intertwined.sn't sure the classical music could strengthen the bonds among people across the world. he was convinced that a superb orchestra could have a salutary impact on those made insecure by the east-west competition. bernstein was a musical univers universalist par , excellence. u.s. officials felt differently. they advocated a form of musical nationalism. they believe that symphony orchestras could help the u.s. prevail in the east-west struggle. policymakers were convinced that a brilliant symphonic concert could fortify the nation's position with its allies and provide sonic ammunition that could be directed against its adversaries. it was hoped that people overseas would recognize that america could do more than make big-budget hollywood movies or bloated automobiles for suburbanites. as a result, symphony orchestras were sent across the world by the u.s. government and the belief that violins and trumpets could help win the cold war. every musician on the new york philharmonic tour to t

steve: joining us with the question is kimberly leonard, who covers health policy issues for the washington examiner, and health reporter jayne o'donnell of usa today. i want to begin because this june marks the 20th anniversary of decoding the genes that make up the human body. two decades later, where are we? dr. collins: where do i begin? it has been taking that own insight into our human instruction book and beginning to figure out how to read it, written in this strange language with just four letters in the alphabet, and how to apply that to some basic lessons about how life works and how we can use that information to advance medical care. if you look at the place where genomics has become central to biomedical research, you cannot find a place where that is not the case. everyone is using a variety of approaches to understand. -- understand phenomenal questions about what cells do and how the brain works. the micro biomes that live in and on us. in terms of clinical applications, the most obvious one is in cancer. now because we know cancer is a disease of the genome, it comes about

your turn, leonard. i told you about him. no, you didn't. roll the dice, leonard.o l.a. looking for some session work, so i told him he could just crash on my couch for a few weeks. come on, leonard-- if you roll a six, penny dies horribly in a nuclear meltdown. see what i mean when i say the fun is real? hang on. some guy is going to be sleeping on your couch? he's not "some guy." he's my friend. so by "friend," do you mean "friend friend," "gay friend," or "ex-boyfriend "who you're now platonic with but still might have a thing for you friend"? well, he's definitely not gay. oh, ho-ho, a definitely not gay musician sleeping on my girlfriend's couch. yippee. okay, we went out a little bit, a long time ago. but we were never like "going out."

jayne o'donnell of usa today, kimberly leonard of the "washington examiner >. to both of you, happy 2020. thank you for joining us on "newsmakers." we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> our pleasure. >> normally, what would happen is there would be a team of helicopters helping each other and supporting each other to make sure they were safe. but because there was no one else there and it had to be done, o'donnell made the decision immediately that he would rescue these men. he went down into these landing zone areas and hovered on the ground for four minutes waiting for the reconnaissance team to arrive, which is, in a battle condition, and attorney d. it is a long time to be sitting vulnerable to the enemy. he waited. the reconnaissance team arrived injured, but safe. helicopter.o the o'donnell began to pull the helicopter above the tree line and radioed "i have everyone, out."ming >> president>> and ceo of the metropolitan museum of art daniel weiss on his book "in time," about the life of michael o'donnell who went missing in action during the vie

leonard: just think.nks to your hard work, an international crew of astronauts will "boldly go where no man has gone before." is that supposed to be funny? i believe it is. the combination of the star trek reference and the play on words involving the double-meaning of the verb "to go" suggests that leonard is humorously mocking your efforts in space plumbing. okay, make your little jokes, but of the four of us, i'm the only one making any real-world contribution to science and technology. he's right. this is an important achievement, for two reasons. number one... and, of course, number two! oh, clever! playing on the use of cardinal numbers as euphemisms for bodily functions. (chuckling silently) here, sheldon, i pulled the new hellboy for you. it's mind-blowing. excuse me. spoiler alert. i didn't spoil anything. you told me it's mind-blowing. so, my mind is going into it pre-blown. and once a mind is pre-blown, it cannot be re-blown. i'm sorry. said the grinch to christmas. uh, hey, leonard. could i ta

ga ey clthiprtpers have leonard. last season, you know, finals mvp.rriors with that doning. but the warriors play hard. spellman from deep! 17 points in his first start. warriors led by 5 at the half and by more in the 2nd. jordan pool with the 3. the warriors led by 10 going into the last quarter but couldn't close. williams, bang. then kawhi leonard applied the dagger scoring 36. warriors played 40 games, lost 31. lost their 7th straight tonight. >>> college ball, a home standing beat down of rival cal. look at this score. that's not a typo. jones put them up 52-15. cal only scored 15 by the half. but to be fair and balanced, cal got their first bucket of the second half here into the 3rd. that's styles from deep, and stanford crushed call 72-48 with connecticut and oregon's loss, rankings will jump. >>> if the 49ers offense is going to be clicking tomorrow against the vikings, tight end george kittle's play is going to be a factor. did you know part of the all read a letter frprom e-his dad? what about before this eve of his first career playoff ga

okay, who had "leonard gets a floppy disk"?lever-- albeit obsolete-- euphemism for insufficient blood flow to the male sex organ. (singsongy chuckle) nothing like that happened, all right? the sex was... just fine. just fine? oh, dude, the fourth harry potter movie was "just fine." i'm not saying it was bad. i'm just saying it... wasn't great. okay, when you say "it wasn't great," do you mean for both of you? because we can totally see it not being great for her. am i right? oh, yeah. to tell you the truth, i think we were both a little-- i don't know... disappointed? let down? ashamed? horrified? repulsed? all i know is, it wasn't the way i dreamed it would be. (scoffs) sex is never the way i dream it's gonna be. that's because in your dreams, you're a horse from the waist down. excuse me-- wolverine: origin

leonard, penny, you know my girlfriend bernadette. yeah. hey.fo'shizzle to my nerdizzles. i don't think i can. i don't have howard's street cred. i hope it's all right-- i told my girlfriend bernadette she could join us for dinner. sure, the more, the merrier. wa-- no, that's a false equivalency. more does not equal merry. if there were 2,000 people in this apartment right now, would we be celebrating? no, we'd be suffocating. sheldon... don't "sheldon" me. we ordered for five people, not six. oh, come on, it's fine. we'll just put it all on the table, you know, family style. oh, sure. and while we're at it, why don't we put our hands behind our backs, have an old-fashioned eating contest? relax, it'll be fine. sit down, you guys. no! no! no! what?! oh, yeah, you can't sit there. why not? that's where sheldon sits. he can't sit somewhere else? no, no, no-- you see, in the winter, that seat is close enough to the radiator so that he's warm, yet not so close that he sweats. in the summer, it's directly in the path of a cross-breeze created by open

leonard, ready? ready. go.mming "saber dance") (continue humming "saber dance") (buzzer sounds) damn it. i slipped. too bad. you know the rules of secret agent laser obstacle chess. leonard died again, sheldon. you're up. despite my deep love of chess, lasers and aerosol disinfectant, i must forfeit. why? because it's almost 11:00. so? so, penny has a "don't knock on my door before 11:00 or i punch you in the throat" rule. (door closes) . we get some girls over here and play laser obstacle strip chess. believe me, howard, any girl who would be willing to play that, you don't want to see naked. you underestimate me. penny. penny. penny. hey, sheldon. it's 11:00 a.m. i know. you're safe. this package came while you were at work. oh, great, my rhinestones. thank you. excuse me. what? you have to sign this. what is it? when i signed for the package, i was deputized by the united parcel service and entrusted with its final delivery. i now need you to acknowledge receipt of the package so that i'm fully indemnified a

in the meantime we are joined onset by author and pulitzer prize winner journalist leonard pitts his most recent book the last thing you surrender a historical novel but before we get into the book while we were sitting here chatting, several people stop and talked with you. what is your connection to the city of miami quick. >> the miami herald they have been reading me since before when i was a critic with michael bolton and whitney houston. [laughter] for better or worse. >> do you still write for the herald quick. >> yes sir. i live in maryland does that make it difficult to write about miami quick. >> i am more concerned with the larger american story what faces the nation emotionally and morally. >> the characters of your new book the last thing you surrender who are they and how did they meet quick. >> is based on the uss oklahoma when george is injured and then his life is saved as the ship's capsizing. >> you are looking at world war ii? >> yes. to talk about the race war and my piece is that we already had a race war but nobody claims that but if you look like the bolshevik

right now joining us on the phone leonard armado, former manager for shaq, shaquille o'neil, i wantedget you on because i know you through shaq and, of course, you -- i just want to know what you're thinking right now. >> well, everyone is processing this so it's really hard to express emotion. you know, i was obviously working with shaq came to the lakers and they worked together to forge perhaps the greatest duo in nba history, but what i'm thinking is this is such a sad day because he was a global icon and kobe was known not only as a hero among laker fans for the city of los angeles, for the nba in general, also for the entire world; the nba and basketball, a global sport and kobe became a global icon, this is a really super sad day for many, many people all over the world. >> i mean, talk about a role model, here is a young man who speaks fluent italian, who is dedicated to being a role model is completely okay with that, takes on that mantle, carried it high, carried it mighty and for this to happen, again, i think a lot of us at a loss for words right now. i want to know, this

we had already called to make arrangements for leonard garment, mr. nixon's current counsel, because he had the habit of having different co unsels because when they would not do what he wanted, he would fire them. thing.his little sneaky i had one of those baby constitutions in the back of my pocket. out, and i said, i have heard you guys need one of these down here. not only did i deliver the subpoena, but i delivered the constitution. just a little impish thing. it was fun. >> can you explain exactly what is the impeachmentwhen you say - rufus: when you say impeachment, they believe it is removing the president. it is sort of like a grand jury. when you are arrested for a crime, you go before a branch -- a grand jury to find probable cause. it is not the same thing, but almost the same thing. the peaches confers -- the impeachment confers charges, in this case it was president nixon, president clinton, and will be president trump. if they follow through on it. then it is up to the senate entirely to take the charges, sit him like a jury of your pee

ofre was another crowd reporters there and we had already called to make garner,ents for leonard mr. nixon's counsel because he had a habit of having different councils when they would not obey him. he would fire them and get new ones. thing,his little sneaky i had one of those baby constitutions about that size in the back of my pocket. i whipped it out and said, i think you guys the one of these down here to. i not only delivered a subpoena but a constitution. [laughter] an interesting for a boy to do. it was fun. host: could you explain what exactly is the impeachment process and do americans understand how the system works? guest: when you say impeachment most people think that includes removing the president all at once. the impeachment process is like a grand jury. when you are arrested for a crime you go before a crime -- grand jury to see if the charge with a crime. it is almost the same thing. the impeachment prefers charges against the person being impeached. in this case it was president nixon, president clinton, and now will be president trump if they follow through. then

and then leonard applied the dagger. he scored 36. the warriors, 40 games and 31 losses. 109 to 100. no need for vanderveer to leave her seat last night. they beat down kell. at one point she outscored the bears by yourself in the second half. she scored 17. the third quarter, jones put them up 52-15. cal scored 15 at the house. here is a cal bucket. yes. we will get out of here. stamford cross cal 73-48. with the connecticut and oregon lost the cardinals ratings will jump. and if the 49ers offense will be clicking against the vikings, they will have to be a factor. part of the all-pro's pregame ritual is to read a letter from his dad. what about before this contest? >> yes, i'm expecting something extra. the last game for seattle, usually it was four pages but this was a six pager. the more the better. may be a bookif they get out of this one. the 49ers are favored to beat the vikings. it will be the first 49er playoff game at levi stadium. perhaps i will see some of you there later on today. >>> the man who used to run the agency th

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clippers star kawahi leonard said kobe is a friend and mentor. he said he also used a helicopter to commute and shared the same pilot that kobe did. >> he's one of the best pilots. that's a guy you ask for to fly you city to city. he'll drop me off and say he's about to pick up kobe. kobe says hello. or just be like i just dropped kobe off. he said hello. >> leonard said he has not been able to think about the helicopter crash has given him pause about continuing to use that mode of transportation. >>> in the east bay, a high school student is sharing a personalized get well message that he got from kobe bryant two years ago. >> medi, how are you doing? i understand you were in a horrible accident but you're also a fighter and that you'll come back stronger than ever. >> so medi peres was hospitalized after a car accident, he missed his team's tournament in southern california. that's where his coach met bryant and asked him to record the message. she said it made all the difference in her son's recovery. >> he teared up. there was just an immens

leonard is in alabama. good morning, you are next. caller: yes, sir. from thehat leading front looks like, not leading from the rear like barack obama. this is president trump's call. let him do what he's got to do. thank you. host: to rick in asheville, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. to sets just trying himself up to be king. he always thinks he is the smartest person in the room. host: we will have to end it there appeared secretary mike pompeo speaking to reporters at the state apartment. we take you there now. sec. pompeo: i want to send out my condolences to my friend to best away leaving a lovely wife and family. i want to express my condolences to him. he worked together on pro-life issues at my time in congress. if you have some questions, i will take questions today. i want offer my condolences to the people of australia for the tragic loss of and property with the tragic wildfires. america's thoughts and prayers are with them in the personnel putting their selves in harm's way and the dozens of u.s. firefighting personnel

clippers star ka i wou kawahi leonard said kobe is a friend and mentor. he said he also used a helicopter to commute and shared kobe's pilot. >> he's one of the best pilots. that's a guy you ask for to fly you city to city. he'll drop me off and say he's about to pick up kobe. kobe says hello. or just be like i just dropped kobe off. he said hello. >> leonard said he has not been able to think about the helicopter accident has given him pause to use that type of vehicle. >>> i understand you're a fighter, you're going to come back stronger than ever. >> so medi peres was hospitalized after a car accident, he missed his team's tournament in southern california. that's where his coach met bryant and asked him to record the message. she said it made all the difference in her son's recovery. >> he teared up. there was just an immense feeling of he could get throug this. he had been feeling so down. >> get this, just this week, doctors gave medi a clean bill of health. his mom said she wished bryant new how his words impacted her son. >> that's a nice story. g

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raymond leonard smith jr.rother? it wasn't just the two girls. there was a younger brother the girls never knew they had. the father wasn't around very much. geri supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. and shirley made a change, a positive one, it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job supposedly at the motel managing, which was further from where i worked. so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend, really, since geri had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born. and then get back to work and find a new home to take the kids to. >> i come out there on my days off to stay with the kids and spend some time with them. so then i had called her and told her that i was coming to get the kids, and the next day, i went out there, and gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids. no shirley. frantic then, she went to the police. >> what did you tell them? your children had been kidnapped. >> yeah. and they took the report. that's the last i heard. >>

. >> reporter: opened in 1968 by leonard who once had 27 ranch restaurants spread across the bay area. but times have changed, and taste has changed. this was the mothership in the day when east bay power brokers met. >> everything political went down at the ranch. >> reporter: really? >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. this is where deals were made in the 60s and 70ings. >> reporter: the walls are covered in memories. a stuff antelope, boxing posters, political buttons from long forgotten races. and others deeply personal. it's a hard day. randy remembers the owners. >> especially christine. she was the backbone of the place. hayward ranch, brandy speaking, how may i help you? >> reporter: the phone hasn't stopped ringing. a lot of beef passed over this bill. >> rib eyes and new yorks and more. >> everybody gets off work and comes down here. >> where are we going to go? you know? >> reporter: where will you go? >> i don't know, we're trying to figure that out. >> reporter: in hayward, don ford, kpix 5. >>> okay, well getting reminiscent, last day of 2019, actually went out beautifully. you proba

in 1974 leonard mat low vetch was -- he had the bronze star. he decided to challenge the military's ban. working with frank camminy, he decides to push back against the air force. they discharged him and offered him a settlement instead of deciding to change its policy. you see this person's brave stance going on the cover of "time" magazine in 1975 saying, i am a homosexual, the first gay person to appear on the cover of "time" magazine. these stories start to chip away at attitudes that prevented gay people from serving in the military. you can see some news coverage of the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. that's a policy the clinton administration that allowed gay people to serve in the military as long as they were quiet about who they were and what their sexual orientation was. up here you see the gavel nancy pelosi used to repeal that in 2010. out of stonewall comes a new era of milltancy and cloud clout for the gay rights movement. protesters called zaps were provocative, to get pros coverage, to the activists were fighting for. you had

leonard jahad is good friend of mine, also a big part of the book. grew up in new haven and was the chief probation officer for the state of, in knew haven and now the executive director of the connecticut violence intervention project. jahad. [applause] >> hi, good evening. i'm going to start 2018, the police chief had given me a call. at time i was chief probation officer. we had a collaborative meeting with law enforcement and non-profits. one theme was juneboy is coming out. so, there was a little panic. juneboy's coming out, how was new haven going to react to juneboy coming out. mr. warren kemper was in the meeting also. he says i got it. so, a few weeks after that, project safe neighborhood meeting he was at the meeting. he presented to some of the people, some folks getting out after him, reentry folks and he talked. he didn't talk about the money that he made. how grand did i owes this image was or reputation. he talked about redemption. and how he wanted to be a redeemer. he wanted to clean up the city and streets he at one time destroyed.

well, robert leonard, we will wait to see what happens in iowa.h for your take on all of this. john? >> the first rule of iowa fight club is you don't talk about iowa fight club. >> i guess not. >>> the comics taking jabs at the president's legal team before the opening arguments. here are your late night laughs. >> the white house submitted a legal brief this afternoon asking the senate to throw out the impeachment charges against president trump. they are arguing that you can't throw someone out of office if he's never in it. >> constitutional law scholar laurence tribe says the argument that only criminal offenses are impeachable has died a thousand deaths in the writings ever all the experts on the stubt but it staggers on like a vengeful zombie. look, larry, you may not agree with the president's allies but i think that the term vengeful zombies is a little, oh, oh -- on the nose. >> for the first time in 160 years "the new york times" decided to endorse two candidates, which seems like a cop out. you are only supposed to make one endorsement

s best teams faced off on friday leonard's l.a.clippers were 3rd in the western conference got the better of the 2nd best team in the east my man heaves former trauma stars for 33 points and recorded his 1st ever triple double helping the clippers went at 122-2100 17. iranian side have appealed to asian football chiefs to let them play their champions league matches at home team or pairing for saturday's pullin ery round with kuwait sporting club in dubai they have see or staging all games involving the tournaments 2 or rainy and teams that neutral that use due to security concerns coach believes they'll suffer without their usual supports. there is no difference for them to play here because their stadiums are empty but if we play in iran at least $50000.00 supporters will come to the stadium other teams players and coaches always have had good memories of playing in azadi stadium at full capacity i also have seats respect us and let's just play in our own country tiger woods recovered from a disaster is start to set 6 strokes off

i would like to ajourn, also, in the memory of michael leonard, who also recently lost his fight with cancer. michael was a neighbor, a san francisco artist, a writer and professor of art history at california college of the arts and diabola valley college, nicknamed michael angelo lenardo. he got his masters in art's history in sf state, doctorate at usf and widely published as an art critic and art historian and lived his life very genuinely and spartanly and i know that because when his downstair's neighbour passed away, i brought a chair up to his unit and was amazed by just how spartan has existence was. he was a committed volunteer mentor in the big brother program and i want to extend or deepest condolences to dawn, alex, nick and gabe and the rest i submit. >> supervisor pr -rbgeston. >> colleagues, today i am announcing plans to extend rent control protections to the tenants at midtown park apartments. this 139 unit-apartment complex located in the philmore is occupied by residents, particularly long-term african-american and immigrant tenants and for years, the tenants at mi

in 2016, the city contracted with developer leonard corporation to turn this into a gleaming, mixed use development with 13,000 units, and there's no shortage of interest. >> we had over a hundred people comment, about six hours of public testimony. >> concord mayor says plans are currently at an impasse because of a dispute between lennar and the local building trades council over how much union labor should be used. >> that lennar's financial models always assume nonunion wages for the vertical construction. >> lennar and partner 5 point construction say they can't make money using all union workers and the trades council knows that. >> they have stated they intend to lobby you and to find another developer who may be more malleable and perhaps less concerned about the project economics. >> concord mayor says the purpose of the city council meeting is to determine whether lennar is following through with terms it agreed to when it accepted the project, including the number of union workers. >> the goal is to have a robust conversation. there's probably going to be other things brought

the warriors hung tough for 3 1/2 quarters but in the fourth quarter, kawhi leonard silences any chance of a warriors comeback. warriors lose 109-100. congratulations to warriors president rick wets. he got married today. he married his longtime partner todd gage at city hall in san francisco. he tweeted out this photo of the ceremony. you see in the background mayor london breed officiating the wedding. one of very few openly gay executives in sports. he's been a champion of the lgbt community. congratulations. >> we're back in a moment. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! ve oeles network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. >>> the 49ers will host the first ever play

just minutes ago, kawai leonard is his name. mvp score 36 clippers win by 9.le of the bay. c cal. haley jones nice move inside for the basket. cardinal up by 15 after 1. second quarter, stanford's lexie hall, defense turns to offense. it is a steal. and the easy score. cardinal up 20 and running away. then ashton laying it in. she had 13 points of her own. jones had 17 for her squad. cal just three points in the third quarter. 18 through 3. tara earns and stanford wins big. the biweuy week served the 49er well. to make room, they placed defensive lineman on the ir. kwan tweeted in part faithful time to go crazy this afternoon. alexander been practicing all week as he w peck torl muscle he suffered. >> he's smart in our defense. the energy. you guys see him walk around and live his life by his energy he brings on the football taeld. our team loves him. we're fired up when he's out there. he's a good player also. >> to have him aside from the player just from the juice and energy he brings and what he does for everybody around him is eally priceless. >> well, he

looks set to collect a few oscars once upon a time in hollywood is set in the summer of 1969 with leonard to caprio as a washed up actor. and brad pitt as his stunt double. 10 nominations include best actor and best supporting actor for the leads. have a brother in the 2nd but the more epic 1917 by sam mendez also bagged 10 nominations it's filmed as one continuous shot that follows 2 kurdish in front tree men who undertake a dangerous mission across the front lines of a battlefield in northern friends if you don't we will do 1600 men. i certainly social satire parasite collected 6 nominations it tells the story of a poor family that insinuates itself into the home of a wealthy family. it's the 1st south korean film to be nominated for best picture at the cannes film festival last year it won the palme d'or i was a man who knows all about this sort of stuff you saw scott rock's rough and d.-w. culture welcome scott let's talk about the joke at the end with the most know. a nation's. backed movie based on a comic book character to lead the nominees. unthinkable even just a couple years ago

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obtained by different tell jones includes a discussion between congresswoman debbie wasserman-shultz and leonardardo who worked at the open society foundation. schultz reportedly told minardo that then attorney general loretta lynch would make sure hillary clinton was not prosecuted in her email investigation. if this is confirmed, it will mark the second time the doj has looked into comey's leaks. joining us tonight is byron york, chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner." great to have you with us. this is i think good stuff. i like the fact that there is now an active investigation of what many people suspected, but as far as i know, no one had take and real strong look at. >> there is no doubt that comey was a leaker. we know when he had written these memos, memorializing his conversations with president trump he gave one of them to a lawyer friend for the purpose of that lawyer friend passing it on to the "new york times." hands off. now there was a controversy about whether there was classified information in that particular document pore whatever and he was not charged,

anyway -- host: we will go to leonard in craig, colorado. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. how are you? caller: confused with this year's election. i claim to be a politically homeless individual because i'm originally democrat, my family was democratic. the thing is i did not vote for donald trump mostly because i'm a veteran. to see what he had said about mr. mccain who was a prisoner of war and calling him a coward, that was like spitting on me. fortunately, i did not have to go through the things that mr. mccain did. i am a veteran. he was a veteran. the thing is, it's sad whether you are republican or democrat, you have to be a millionaire or billionaire to run for president. and that's nonsense. i've watched every one of the democratic debates. i just scratch my head like -- they are hitting on some of the points, if they can come together and get the fine points and find one individual who would support everyone one of those points. right now we have the ocean filling with plastic and we will never repair that. there's global warming. to be hon

host: two leonard in colorado. good morning. good morning. i am doing well. confused with this year's election. i claim to be a politically i'mless individual because originally democrat and my family was democratic. the thing is, i did not vote for donald trump mostly because i'm a veteran. to see what he had said about mr. mccain, who was a prisoner of war, and calling him a coward, that was like spitting on me. i did not have to go through the things mr. mccain did, but i'm a veteran and he was a veteran. the thing is, it is sad, whether you are a republican or democrat, you have to be a millionaire or billionaire to run for president and that is nonsense. every watched everyone -- one of the democratic debates and have scratched my head. they are hitting on some of the points. if they could all come together and get the fine points and find one individual who would support everyone of those points -- every one of those points. there is global warming. we will never fix that. i will stop you there only because we are short on time. thank you for your calls

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look, leonard, penny made french toast. sorry. i haven't given her your schedule yet.put it right in her phone. and i thought we agreed that you'd have your conjugal visits in her apartment. we did, but there were extenuating circumstances. i see. did her abysmal housekeeping skills finally trump her perkiness? no, her bed kind of... broke. that doesn't seem likely. her bed's of sturdy construction. even the addition of a second normal size human being wouldn't cause a structural failure, much less a homunculus such as yourself. a homunculus? perfectly formed miniature human being. oh, you're my little homunculus. don't do that. sorry. okay, who wants syrup and who wants cinnamon sugar?

leonard, you're back. yeah. i just stopped by to say-- hmph! (sighs) yeah. so, hi. hi. damn it. i should have gone over and told her we were back.

leonard, raj and i are going to burst out the door and run away. howard will cover us.hy don't i run away and you cover me? because you chose your mother's veins over victory. on three. one, two, three, go! (all yelling, paintball guns firing) i had to take her! it's almost bathing suit weather! (shrieks) i surrender! don't shoot! they went that way! howard, i'm on your team. oh, leslie, thank god. where's the rest of your squad? ah, they left me here to die. what about yours? dead, all of them. sorry. don't be. it was friendly fire. they just wouldn't listen.