leonard: thank you.not understand how he could go through this day without being able to do that. so's care worker might notice it or maybe not forget it and later on i thought don't feel sorry for him. he was actually i was quite inspiring to me how he handled those things. changed the way he talked . not that he had this sweat dripping down or he's sleeping any past due weight to turn and he has to wait for somebody to turn him careening as all of these obstacles . he learned not to mind it. he had control of his mind and feelings . he learned to not let them bother him. it that happiness that true happiness. and that lasting happiness comes only from within you. not from the things that you've accomplished. all of that can be taken away and subject and beyond your control. it and his self satisfaction and how you feel about yourself. in your own mind . stephen really is that once i realized that's what was going on, i didn't feel sorry for him anymore. he's also kind of a person that has reddish hair

leonard: thank you victoria. like king of soft fish for me to really emphasize what is so important to us . the article on mosaic warfare, then we talk a little bit about resiliency and teresa's question. but i will tell you the system level is like the old way of looking at it . through the networking, system taps into the awareness that other systems are giving it in the control capabilities or its ability to deliver. has to be integrated across the entire web. how we want to take a look at it. we start by demanding that requirement process. it's one of the unique and wonderful things about a combatant command is that we are in charge of setting up the requirements for the war fighting. so inside of her battle space awareness and our command-and-control requirements of week produced and are not communicating each one of the services, we have a requirement to connect and be part of a larger web. and so that is how we put our come on the scale if you will. as a . heavy film . but, were not being in that area. the

he held the gun to leonard cohen's neck he said i love you, leonard, and leonard cohen turned around,n lennon was working in the studio with him, when the court case came out, with alina clarkson�*s murder, debbie harry from blondie felt it necessary to come forward and tell the story of how phil spector, when he was trying to make a comeback in the late 80s, invited the lead singer of blondie around to his mansion and she said that she pulled —— he pulled a gun on her. so he'sjust one of pulled —— he pulled a gun on her. so he's just one of those people that has produced absolutely unbelievably brilliant arts, it was art as music, but was a murderer and a man who terrorized people with guns. that was patterson on phil spector�*s darkside. cornwall has been chosen to host the leaders of some of the world's biggest economies for the g7 summit injune. the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covid recovery. incoming us presidentjoe biden is expected to attend the event, along with leaders from canada, japan and the eu. the governm

he held a gun to leonard cohen's megan said i love you, leonard.ories of him firing a gun. when the court case came out in 20005, when the court case came out in 2000s, with lana like some's murder, debbie harry from blondie felt it necessary to come forward to tell the story of how phil spector when he was trying to make a comeback in the late 80s invited the lead singer of blondie to his mansion and she said he pulled a gun on her. he is one of these people who produced absolutely unbelievably brilliant art, and it was art, his music, but he was a murderer and a man who terrorised women with guns. icollin terrorised women with guns. colin paterson on _ terrorised women with guns. colin paterson on phil _ terrorised women with guns. colin paterson on phil spector has died at the age of 81. the government is planning new laws to give protection to historic statues in england. the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says monuments which have stood for generations shouldn't be — in his words — "removed on a whim or at the behest of a baying mob". t

stephanie i leonard, thank you.ian convenience store group alimentation couche—tard has approached france's carrefour about a takeover in a deal that would combine two retail groups jointly worth more than $50 billion. in europe, couche—tard operates a broad retail network across scandinavia, ireland, poland, the baltics and russia through ten units. visa has terminated its acquisition of financial technology company plaid. the deal was worth over $5 billion, but the us government has been trying to stop it, accusing visa of being quote, a "monopolist" in online debit transactions. electric car maker tesla has registered a company in india. the move comes as prime minister narendra modi is promoting the production and use of electric vehicles to reduce the country's oil dependence and cut down on pollution. the us house of representatives has approved a resolution urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office. the vice president has already said he is not going

the scottish labour party leader, richard leonard, has resigned.s of the party that i step aside as leader of scottish labour with immediate effect. mr leonard had been leader of the party for three years — but polls have suggested that many scottish labour supporters struggle to recognise him. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. richard leonard has spent the last 20 minutes saying he's going to stand down with immediate effect and he decided that is the best course for the party. it's not a great surprise because richard leonard had faced some internal criticism within the scottish labour party from the way that he has laid it over the last three years. they have been previous attempts to get rid of them. they all failed. some of them at the very last minute. it does seem that pressure from his internal critics has got too much and he decided to go potentially before he was pushed. he is from the carbon ring of the party. even a strong ally ofjeremy corbyn and a cheerleader of the former labor leader. some of the party deep down impr

richard leonard did survive a coup attempt, but pledges to back his successor.er, we were in third place as a party. in a poll today we are challenging for second place with the tories. richard leonard wants to serve another term in holyrood, so he is not quitting politics. the msp, monica lennon, may consider standing. the interim leaderjackie baillie says the party faces a fight for its life as the leadership contest soon begins. scottish labour may need something of a superhero if they are hoping to revive their fortunes. andrew kurka, reporting scotland. there's evidence that the physical well—being of children may be suffering because of the pandemic. according to an annual survey by sport england, children have been less active and less engaged in sport. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. we are going to go a little bit faster now. for the children of st margaret's lee primary in south—east london, lockdown learning begins with fitness with mr toby. get those knees up. it makes me happy, and it's fun. we can't go to the park, we can't have part

they were up 20 after kwai leonard hit this elbow jumper 24 points for the mask, leonard.ders safe, especially when you've got that guy stephan curry with the three to beat the third quarter buzzer as the warriors cut it to six. and then the run continues tied at 89. now eric paschal. he's been on fire lately hits the three caps off a 29 to 4 warriors run and they take the lead. and then with 2 30 to go, it's warrior. it's draymond green with whole ball fake. not much, but matador defense for leonard. i was a big bucket, one of the biggest shots. the night, though, right here, andrew wiggins with paul george and his face and he knocks it down. warriors up nine and fans are no fans look at curry. he's just happy to be playing the game and then the dagger and it came on curry's 93 point of the night. he was nine for 14 from distance as the warriors put it on ice curry with 38 points, 11 assists. listen to this. the warriors outscored the clippers 55 to 20 in the last 15 minutes. as they take it, 1 15 to 105. they improved to five and four sad news in the world of baseball do

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the expectation is richard leonard would walk that. the next two weeks. duncan kennedy reports. which side will your...? this was the day the covid vaccine came to our high streets. among the first to get a jab was 82—year—old derek mersh, in this case at a superdrug in guildford. no problem at all. i never felt it, the lady was very efficient and very polite, so no problem. this is one of six pharmacies in england to begin offering the jab today. it hopes to give 1,000 doses a week, operating from eight in the morning until eight at night. pharmacies have been pressing the government for some time to get involved in the vaccine roll—out. you are now involved — can you deliver? absolutely. i'm very proud that here in guildford superdrug today, our pharmacists and nurses will be amongst the first in community pharmacy on the high street to provide the vaccine. we have highly skilled and experienced vaccinators who've been involved in the flu vaccination programme this year, so we stand ready and able to provide the service to the nation

leonard coen, tina turner, john lennon he produced them all.or years he hid from the from view. stories emerged of his controlling abusive behaviour. aren't you lonely in this big house? must be very lonely. then in 2003, he invited an actress lana clarkson back home. a few hours later she was found, shot dead. phil spector said he wanted to turn pop into art. by the end, he has this to say. "trust me, you wouldn't want my life. i've not been at peace. i have not been happy. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin patersonjoins me now. deeply troubled, obviously a murder conviction but a musical genius as well. how did this wall of sound actually originate and how did he persuade people to get involved with it? ., ., ,., ., , persuade people to get involved with it? ., ., .,, , it? the wall of sound was this production — it? the wall of sound was this production technique - it? the wall of sound was this production technique he - it? the wall of sound was this i production technique he created, it? the wall of sound was this - production techniqu

tie game there leonard really really having a good post season. let's go to the 4th quarter now bucks up to 3. brees looking for our income era, but that in him that devin white another lsu guy second int. >>of the game on the side and he was not playing well kylie you would think you know he wants to go out with a bang this was his last game probably in super dome that interception least at this rate steps sneaks it in from one yard out kind of happens you got to the bucks go up 10 late in the 4th quarter. a change in desperation mode now for brees continues his poor play this time he is picked off one more time that was intended for jared cook but mike edwards gets the pick drew brees had 3 interceptions on the day like we said earlier it might have been his last game in an nfl uniform, tough pill to swallow right there. fox win this one 30 to 20 next sunday will be brady's 14 conference championship game but have to face another hall of fame quarterback. aaron rogers at lambeau field we never got to see the brady rodgers matchup in the super bo

. >> they will have to compete against kawhi leonard the next two games. with a shot that is high on the buzzard, 116-113, the clippers are headed to san francisco. people often ask who was picked before james wiseman. it's that man. anthony edwards who dunked all over nicole oyo cage. edwards has nothing on tyler stone. that skilled kid from the dallas area who shattered the forward into 1 million pieces. and to davie and sanders, with making one-handed catches like this. will played next year at texas. and 86-year-old karen got the covid-19 vaccine today. his message.>> a small thing that can help zillions of people in this country. >> both boston university and holy cross played wearing masks. the rule instituted by bu making them the first in the country to do so. and if you are scoring at home, holy cross will ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> somebody could be $400 million richer today. the mega millions jackpot numbers were announced. >> a lot of people crossed over state lines in hopes of getting a piece of the action. this is what it looked like earlier. people are cro

leonard with the shot to tie it at the buzzer. way off, spurs win. clippers now headed to san francisco. >>> give me the wednesday morning top five. people often ask who was picked before james weissman? >> he is right there. wow. >> it's that man. minnesota's anthony edwards who dunked all over him. he has nothing on tyler stone. high skilled kid from the dallas area who shattered the back board into a million pieces. >>> sanders is a man among boys, making one handed catches like this. 6'4", 220, playing dm next year at texas. >>> 86-year-old hank aaron got the coronavirus vaccine. > a small thing that can help millions of people. >>> boston university and holy cross played wearing masks. the rule put in by bu making them the first in the country to do so. >>> it seems like we are doing everything in masks, right? see you tonight. >> he has to put that mask on, on the other ear to. dennis will get it. >>> this morning we have got some new video out of the south bay. >> wildlife crews trying to track down a mountain lion in the santa cruz mountains.

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things were finally looking up for barbara leonard. hadn't been easy, she said, after her husband left her to raise three girls alone. but here in tacoma, barbara had at last found a good job, a home and prospects. >> i was working in a real estate office and i had just bought a house in the north end of tacoma. i scraped and saved money. >> even a little extra to sign up her daughters for piano lessons. the youngest was nicole, angela in the middle and the eldest was michellea. >> she was almost 13. kids at that age want to be a little bit more independent. >> it was spring break so michellea begged her mom -- >> she wanted to go to the park with her sisters and be there before the piano lesson. >> puget park, just across the street from their lessons. a couple of miles from home. michellea's sisters will never forget that day. >> for like half an hour, but we went 2 1/2 hours. >> freedom. they rode their bikes to the park, where they realized they had forgotten their lunches at home. >> michellea is like i'll grab them and come back.

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leonard, ready? ready. go.ance") (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) oh. oh. oh. hey, you know what'd be a great idea? 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 packa

yeah, leonard told me. good. what he may have left out is how important this relationship is to me.ndful of women leonard's been involved with, she's the only one i have ever found tolerable. well, what about me? the statement stands for itself. well, aren't you sweet. anyway, should you have any interaction with her, it would be most helpful that she not see you as a sexual rival. yeah, i think she's pretty safe. you say that now, but consider the following scenario: you're sitting in your apartment,

leonard fournette, very solid with no ronald jones to back him up. usually never for the losing team, but taylor heinicke deserves one. old dominion hasn't seen a glaet athletic performance like that since nancy lieberman days. fournette gets a lot of attention. signed here in september after he was released with a ankle injury, was a healthy scratch. man, they needed him tonight, and a clinching touchdown to wrap it up in the fourth. he spoke with kathryn tappen a moment ago. >> kathryn: leonard, congratulations. a big playoff win for you and your teammates. with ronald jones out, you had to handle a bulk of the load on the ground. how much pressure did you feel going that this game knowing that? >> first of all, i want to thank god and my family. it's been trying times this season. i have been cut. now i am back in the playoffs. i told tom brady, i told coach, this is what i came here for this is why y'all wanted me. we could do it. >> kathryn: you mentioned tom brady. your first playoff game with tom brady. what did you learn most from him in this

the scottish labour leader richard leonard has resigned.sts of the party. mr leonard has led the party for the past three years, but faced repeated calls to quit from a number of his own msps. the footballer marcus rashford has joined celebrity chefs and charities in calling for a wider review into the government's free school meals policy. they have signed a letter to borisjohnson, urging him to "reform the system for the longer term". the manchester united striker has been at the forefront of a campaign to end child food poverty, including successfully lobbying the government to continue providing free school meals during the holidays. the government could pay compensation to some fishing businesses, most of them in scotland, who've struggled to export to the eu because of post—brexit customs procedures. it says the difficulties experienced by companies are "teething problems", but the scottish fishermen's federation said its members have already lost hundreds of thousands of pounds. it's the longest war america has everfought in. tomorro

directed by downton abbey alumnus edward hall from a script by nick moorcroft, meg leonard and piers was due to open in uk theaters last year emma incarnation was due to open in uk theaters last year, but after covid delays it was acquired for sky cinema. you're in trouble now. but to be honest, i can't imagine this somewhat lackluster production ever setting movie theaters alight, even with a starry cast whose performances range from the kooky to the caricatured, with a rather irritating lack of panache. i can feel it in my base chakra. probably trapped wind. and while lean�*s original won oscars for its spectacular poltergeist effects, this looks more like a drab tv movie thatjust happens to be set in some eye—catching art deco surroundings. how dare you! "just photograph it, dear boy," coward apparently told lean. believing his play to be near perfect. i shudder to think what coward would have made of this adaptation, which is, at best, innocuously forgettable. altogether more ambitious, although also derivative, is archive, an eerie science—fiction drama from writer—director gavi

the scottish labour leader richard leonard has resigned.ty. mr leonard has led the party for the past three years but faced repeated calls to quit from a number of his own msps. a team of scientists from the world health organization has finally arrived in wuhan to investigate the origins of the coronavirus after being delayed by the chinese authorities. it's emerged two of the team have contracted the virus while travelling. the remainder will have to quarantine for two weeks before starting work. china has just recorded its first coronavirus death in eight months. globally, nearly two million people have died in just over a year. former world tennis number one andy murray has tested positive for coronavirus. he's said to be "in good health" but there are doubts over whether he'll play in the upcoming australian open. he had been due to fly out to melbourne this week, but instead is isolating at home. heavy snow has caused travel disruption in the north of england and scotland. older people due to get their covid—19 jab at newcastle's vacc

leonard hall, chairman of the republican national committee. and now accompanied by the members of the joint inaugural committee the vice president of the united states richard nixon takes his place on the platform. the moment everyone has been waiting for has now arrived. the president of the united states steps into view. a tremendous ovation re-sounds across the capitol from the thousands who have gathered here from near and far to witness his solemn oath of service to the american people and assume the leadership of this great country of ours for another four-year term. an expectant hush envelopes the throng. >> the oath of office will be administered to the vice president by senator william f. noland of california. >> i, richard m. nixon do solemnly swear. >> i richard m. nixon do solemnenly swear. >> i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith of allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this

directed by downton abbey alumnus edward hall from a script by nick moorcroft, meg leonard and piersas due to open in uk theaters last year. but after covid delays, it was acquired for sky cinema. you're in trouble now. i'll be honest — i can't imagine this somewhat lackluster production ever setting movie theaters alight, even with a starry cast whose performances range from the kooky to the caricatured, with a rather irritating lack of panache. i can feel it in my base chakra. probably trapped wind. and while lean�*s original won an oscar for its spectacular poltergeist effects, this looks more like a drab tv movie thatjust happens to be set in some eye—catching art deco surroundings. how dare you! "just photograph it, dear boy," coward had apparently told lean, believing his play to be near perfect. i shudder to think what coward would have made of this adaptation, which is, at best, innocuously forgettable. altogether more ambitious, although also derivative, is archive, an eerie science—fiction drama from writer—director gavin rothery which lifts rifts from everything from moon

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leonard moves the meeting not occur. is there a second? none heard, the motion fails.e to begin the meeting by congratulating you on the progress in your relationship with dr. stephanie. thank you. that being said, we have to discuss the implementation of the agreed upon "cohabitation" rider which has been activated now that the two of you are living together. we're not living together. i beg to disagree. (clears throat) "a girlfriend shall be deemed quote living with un-quote leonard when she has stayed over for a: ten consecutive nights, or b: more than nine nights in a three week period, or c: all the weekends of a given month

leonard: no, i didn't realize it had been so long. go ahead and do it. he's referring to an activity he has done before. it's unpleasant and needs to be repeated. this suggests some sort of invasive medical test, like perhaps a colonoscopy. leonard: aren't there any other options? there's not a lot of room. it's gonna be uncomfortable. sheldon: yes, yes. i'm definitely going with colonoscopy. my mother's coming to visit. how about that, you were right. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪

(groans) good morning, leonard. uh-huh. yeah, we're gonna have to stop by pottery barn on the way to work. i bought these star wars sheets, but they turned out to be much too stimulating to be compatible with a good night's sleep. i don't like the way darth vader stares at me. i'm not going to work. oh, just because your career's been stagnant for a few years, that's no reason to give up. sheldon, i was up all night using the new free-electron laser for my x-ray diffraction experiment. did the laser accidentally burn out your retinas? no. then you can drive. let's go. didn't i tell you i'd be working nights and that you'd have to make other arrangements? you did. and? i didn't. let's go. good night, sheldon. but how am i going to get to work? take the bus. i can't take the bus anymore. they don't have seat belts, and they won't let you lash yourself to the seat with bungee cords. you tried to lash yourself to the seat with bungee cords? i didn't try. i succeeded. but for some reason, it alarmed the other passengers and i wa

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were pleased with brooke leonard to join us today as chief of staff of the space command, he is the principal advisor to the us-based command commander and directs the activities of the space command staff, it is a big job, prior to his current role, he most recently served from air operations combined joint task force operation resolve, he brings a wealth of experience and perspective to his current job. welcome general and thank you very much to join us today, i think you are very well aware of the fact that it's been just over a year that us-based command was established as a command after a 17 year hiatus, what i would like to do is kick things off by giving you an opportunity to make a few opening remarks on the progress to date building out the space, and what your biggest challenges and priorities are as you look to the future, with that over to you. >> thank you i am super fired up to be on the space power forum, thinking to the mitchell institute as well. on top of that a little bit of voting task to be the last one in this crazy year called 2020 but i wanted to started off by not on

but leonard found the corner on back to back possessions, both times warriors left them wide open, both times they got burned. nine in the final minutes, clippers win 108-101. tweaked his ankle late but says he is okay. last night washington's beale had 60 against the sixers. the wizards also lost basketball game 141-136. hosting clippers once again on thursday night. >>> steph curry is celebrating by giving back to student athletes in oak land. >> he will donate 62 pairs of his new flow like water shoes to young athletes. they are the same ones he wore when he scored the 62 points. what makes it extra special, the shoes have yet to be released to the public. >>> more breaking news from washington, dc, another key member of president trump's cabinet is resigning as he commits to a peaceful transfer of power. >> reporter: the mayor of san jose is weighing in on the riots at the u.s. capitol yesterday by calling for president trump to be charged with sedition. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy f