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amy: that was leonard peltier. one guest who appeared multiple times over the years is the imprisoned former black panther and journalist mumia abu jabal. >> we just got a call from mumia abu jabal from pitcher in pennsylvania. speaking to us no longer on death row. >> the subject monitoring it. >> you probably heard me refer to life as slow death row. it sound a little dramatic but it is really more truth to it than hyperbole. that is because in pennsylvania it has the highest population or one of the highest of lifers. in fact juveniles with life sentences and in pennsylvania there's no gradation. it is slow death row. when you see as i have seen going to chow or a meal and seeing what i call the million man wheelchair march it makes an impact. you look up in the morning and there are 30 or 40 guys in wheelchairs and although some are young most are quite old. amy: the words of mumia abu jabal. after a break we will continue our look back at the past 25 years of democracy now!. \m amy: on the evening of december

stew leonard, happy holidays in advance.dericka. >>> thereafter make cost you a little more this year, but macy's parade? well, that's still free. and with less than two weeks to go, preparations are being made to get the giant balloons ready. crews are inflating them and testing them out already. the parade is also expected to look a lot more like its old self this year with people actually lining the route. last year the parade was shortened and held only for a tv audience, not the millions who typically show up to see it in person. so subaru is growing our commmmitment to protect the environment. in partnership with the national forestst foundation, subaru and our reretailers are proud to hep replant 1 million trees to help restore our forests. subaru. more than a car company. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emi

he was— leonard brownstein wrote the music. he was very— leonard brownstein wrote the music.ght music was set in a waltz time so that was— music was set in a waltz time so that was quite a challenge he set himself — that was quite a challenge he set himself. one of the rare people who could _ himself. one of the rare people who could knock— himself. one of the rare people who could knock out a good tune but also write amazing lyrics as well. he reall write amazing lyrics as well. really could write amazing lyrics as well. he: really could knock out a good tune and great lyrics. the tribute end saying farewell, steve, there will be a place for you as long as there is musical theatre. thank you so much for reviewing the papers today. really good to see you both. let's have a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. after the damage and disruption caused by storm arwen yesterday, today is going to be a much calmer affair with lighter winds but it will stay cold, and despite some autumn sunshine there will also be some wintry showers. this swirl of cloud here, that was sto

let's bring in stu leonard i don't live far from nor walk, connecticut and i frequent strks stu leonards stuff i notice the inflation there, but how pervasive is it and will it prevent people from spending more or will consumers eat the cost because they want to put on thanksgiving dinner? >> well, first of all, dom, i just want to say that i -- i'm honored that you go from a fed chairman to boots on the ground here okay you can see we have our turkeys. we're just loaded and we're here listening to customers and what people are feeling i would say you are right, you're probably going to get, you know, 10% roughly increase but just to give you an example, okay we have this dinner right here, it's about $22 a head. it can serve eight people with this meal. it's like thanksgiving in a box. so it went up 10% maybe. actually, it didn't increase the price, we have absorbed on this one. but if it went up 10%, that's about $2 on the other hand, here's your whole turkey this is about a 20 pounder, 40 bucks. everybody is going to be buying them now this is something our best-seller is a rib eye st

judge leonard writes, quote, inexplicably elves sometimes move and don't move overnight. in tender years in extreme distress. the elves were quick to defend themselves through their representatives at the company that makes the dolls. the company wrote on behalf of the elf on the shelf scout elves, santa would like to assure the children and families of cobb county that the honorable judge leonard has no jurisdiction over christmas cheer. the statement ended by assuring the judge still is on the nice list and that he is a jolly good fellow. santa and the elves, always classy, even in the middle of contentious litigation. >>> our next high goes to a maestro named frank emond who at the age of 103 broke his own guinness world record while conducting the united states air force band. ♪♪ >> he goes in the books again as world's oldest conductor by leading the band through a rendition of glenn miller's "in the mood" at an event in washington hosted by the american veterans center last weekend. emond is a u.s. navy veteran and was aboard the uss pennsylvania at pearl harbor on

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stew leonard, jr., thank you, my friend. you always calm me down when i worry i might not get enough food. that is a crucial public service. >> sometimes i read these statistics and i can't believe them, standing here in the store. neil: you should know. you're in the business. you're on the front lines. >> yeah. you know, you hear about the meat prices right now. well it is a lot of it is center cut meat, the nice strip steaks and rip eyes, fillet. neil: got it. >> those bumped up, ground beef it is the same price as it was last year. neil: interesting. very interesting, stew leonard. great catching up with you, my friend. be well, have a wonderful thanksgiving. let's get a sense what the markets are making of this. inflation is the topic de jure. all three averages yesterday hit records. nasdaq has been doing this eight days in a row. we might disrupt today what has been a day after day, nine-day winning streak for the s&p 500. so maybe a little giveback is in order but there was concern when we were tipping around the 84-

popular symbol of whimsy was made by cobb county circuit judge turned christmas villain judge robert leonardo tired parents saying the little dickens is distracting to students and a risk to the health and well-being of their kids. >> the elf on the shelf traditionally keeps a watchful eye for santa claus leading up to christmas eve, giving late updates for those naughty and nice lists. i mean, think about it, too much of a good thing is a bad thing. if it works for parents to keep their kids on their toes right before the holidays, if you extend it, the kid's tired of it. i don't even want santa claus anymore. >> i'm being told by my sources that the elf is now taking this to an appeals court. >> yes, he's filed a motion. >> in the north pole. >> in the north pole. what is that, the zero district? district zero? >>> next, part of george washington's estate selling for $50 million. >> what, wait? >> that's right. a prime slice of the mt. vernon estate in virginia has become the highest-ever sale in the washington, d.c. region. it's part of washington's original 1800-acre estate dating back t

stew, great seeing you and good health to you, stew leonard.ze we'll get through this, we've gotten through worse. we have a lot more coming up, including the push for vaccine boosters right now and the f.d.a. and c.d.c. recommending for all. and businesses saying you know what, if you want to cruise with us next year make sure that you're vaccinated and that your kid is, too. after this. and twice as merry. buy online and pick up in store today. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix.edu the worst genocide in human history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of hanukkah. when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they'r

we have everything you need to know thanks to the one and only stew leonard jr., ceo of the stew leonard us from a store there in norwalk, connecticut. happy thanksgiving, stew. thanks for being with us this morning. >> happy thanksgiving to everybody listening and to you too. how are you today? >> thank you. we're doing well this morning. i want to ask you about a major trend that sounds like you're seeing at the store. looks like folks are getting ready for bigger gatherings this year. >> yeah, well today is a big day. we've been working really hard at stew leonard to get ready for today. but you know what happened this year? we went from this size turkey last year during covid and what you're seeing now, we went to this size turkey right now so the gatherings have definitely gotten bigger this year. >> you got the big bird there. so folks who are last-minute types, will they find one of those birds if they come into the store? >> we have plenty of turkeys, okay, so don't worry about that. you probably won't get the size you want. it's going to be bigger than you want because a lot of

ceo of stu leonard with take on inflation and how much can you save on shopping and how much price havein up for the staples that we are eating this saturday. thanksgiving travel puts airlines to the test. what to expect when you're heading to the airport? a lot coming up. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. maria: welcome back, well, both lebron james and the nba weighing in on the kyle rittenhouse verdict but continuing to stay silent on china and tennis star peng shaui lebron james accused kyle of faking tears, what tears, that boy ate lemon heads before going to court. our thoughts are with the families of those whose lives were taken in this tragedy. the right to peacefully protest is a bedrock of our democracy. any forms of vigilantism in our society are unacceptable writes the nba. we know that peng shaui had gone missing after accusing vice premier of the ccp of sexual abuse when she did so she put that on waymo account. the post was taken down within minutes and her footprint on social media was completely gone and then she was disappeared for two weeks, n

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leonard stanislavsky is volleying with rafael nadal, a dream come true for stanislavski who holds thes world record for the world's oldest tennis player. he got to play the legend in spain last month. stanislavski has been playing amateur tennis for over half a century and he is too good for the others in his age group. he called on rafael. would like to join the queue. thank you narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, the tipping point-- world leaders convene to combat the worsening global climate crisis as extreme weather events grow more frequent and deadly. then, abortion battle-- th

. >> reporter: stew leonard jr., a third generation ceo, says turkey farmers may have underestimated demand this year. as american families get together again in large groups. first of all, the early bird gets the worm, okay? don't wait until the last minute to buy your turkey. >> reporter: according to the american farm bureau federation, the average cost of thanksgiving dinner is up 14% this year. grocery stores like win dixie are trying to hold prices down but much is out of theirin issue with the things we like to put on our thanksgiving table? >> the supply chain is definitely bending. it's not broken. >> reporter: in stores like this in south carolina and california, temporary turkey shortages. the strain is resulting in a more expensive dinner. a 16-pound turkey up 24% this year. to $23.99. frozen pie crusts up 20%. and fresh cranberries up 11%. >> supply chains in general as they relate to specialty crops have just gotten more expensive. so cranberries in wisconsin have to deal with much more expensive trucking rates, for example. and so that has an impact on what we'd expect

leonard has one in our apartment. yeah, i'm gonna use leonard's. like this and squint. i don't know. it seemed pretty good. you know, once when the cable went out, i watched an entire episode of the bachelor on a tv across the street. this one's more of a professional model. so was the girl he picked! this baby's got a ten-inch diameter with f10 acf optics. wolowitz: and tonight mercury is at its highest elongation. it makes far-away things seem close, and mercury is a planet. i know mercury is a planet. but the-the other thing was helpful. oh. look at that. neil gaiman tweeted about my store! what did he say? uh, "next time you're in pasadena, "check out the comic center. "great vibe, old school, the owner really knows his stuff." isn't that amazing? well, uh, it's no sandman, but i guess we can't expect everything he writes to be a masterpiece. when was he in your store? i have no idea. i think i would remember that. obviously, vibranium is the most powerful metal in comics. what, more powerful than adamantium? he's right. wolverine's claws, ultr

oklahoma and south pacific who urged a reluctant stephen sondheim, then just 25, to write the words to leonardn's music "the west side story. ♪ >> i want to tell stories and write songs and make people laugh, cry and have a good time. >> reporter: piece by piece, stephen sondheim put it together and left us a lifetime of art. ♪ i'm still here. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news new york. >>> when we come back after a short break, the return of the radio city rockettes >>> finally, after last year's performances were canceled, the radio city rockettes are back on stage to kick off the christmas season joe fryer takes us behind the curtain >> reporter: the radio city rockettes have been dancing for nearly a century yet, every year is still filled with firsts including first-time dancers. how does it feel to say that you are a rockette >> incredibly. truly incredible. >> reporter: she made her debut when they opened earlier this month. >> as soon as the curtain closed after our final finale wave, i just burst into tears. my emotions were through the roof. >> reporter: it was just as emotional f

for all of our friends at the federalist society, jean, dean, leonard, i'm a little offended i was not your first choice for tonight. i hear that i was the fifth choice for tonight. fifth. john roberts was not available. apparently he had a prior commitment at the american constitution society. strangely to me, but i guess in the spirit of open debate, they invited sheldon whitehouse. but then he started ranting and raving about piercing the inner circle of the illuminati or something. it is all very weird to me. they also asked kamala harris but she said sitting in a room with 2000 lawyers would bring back bad memories of the bar exam. both times she took it. this did not surprise me a lot. despite the devotion to a republican form of government, they even considered inviting true loyalty. but joe manchin was not available either. you are stuck with me. i'm sorry. but i'm still grateful to be here. just as i am grateful for what the federalist society has provided to so many people over the years. scholarship, free inquiry, friends and mentors. that is not all. nine years ago, after i

leonard nimoy — mr spock. jimmy doohan — scotty, the engineer. nichelle, chekhov. with shatner? shatner, yes. i spoke to shatner a few years ago. shatner said to me, he said, "i had no idea until much later when i was actually writing a book and spoke to george and others, i had no idea that they didn't like me." he was totally oblivious of his behaviour. you know, he's an engaging man, charming, witty on the surface, but he is a primadonna star. and he had to have his way, even at the cost of his colleagues. we mature actors knew that to make a scene work, it's a two—way street. it isn'tjust one person. and he didn't have that understanding, so he would whisper to the writers or directors and suddenly a line would be missing and it'd be ours or suddenly the direction of the scene is changed. these whispered conversations with the director or the writer off camera resulted in focus on the captain. well, you portray the problem as his ego, but you, to be fair to him, have been sniping at him for many years. you have an extraordinary social media following and, even

from the early ninety's, bought over $300000000.00 us dollars of land for preservation across te leonard dina. they build parts complete with largest come grounds and trails to support eco tourism. after duck sudden death in 2015, chris at gary demanded as president of their sunday sion tompkins conservation. what was it you saw here that made you take a decision to change? you know, the next 20 years? i didn't see it frankly. douglas on his side. he saw a landscape that was beat up and miles of fence line to take down, and doug convinced me this was the conservation chance of a lifetime. 2004. in the check of ali cretin, doug bought this cheap rent of almost 200000 acres of over grace grasslands. they said about pretending to nate to, along with a handful of smaller farms using a process called rewinding. rewinding is the restoration of an entire ecosystem to its natural state by removing foreign species while reintroducing and perfecting native ones. it begins with the removal of livestock allowing the vegetation to flourish. these encourages insects, an elderly lady, most attracting b

only for the bucs to sail down the field in the final moments as leonard fournette finds the end zone for the fourth time of the day. >>> the giants retired michael strahan's number 92. daniel jones here in the third, give the giants the 13-7 win over the eagles. and the patriots are winners of six in a row new england's defense shut the titans out in the second half, winning 36-13. >>> mac jones stood tall sunday. and mixon's two scores helped the bengals beat the steelers by 31 points! >>> and usc making waves on sunday by hiring lincoln riley for their head coach he was 55-10 as coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to today's weather with bill karins who is in for janessa today. >> good morning. raet to see you guys most people had fantastic weather for their travel let's look at what we'll have to deal with. still tranquil weather, and a warm weather pattern for much of the country. the exception being the great lakes in the northeast still cool in those areas. so we start off today with record highs from the rockies possible all the way to the southern plains. it's going t

colts tied it up with under 4:00 to go only for the bucs to sail down the field in the final moments leonard finding the end zone >>> on the day, the giants retired michael strahan's numbe 93 the giants win over the eagles and the patriots are winners of six in a row kendrick bourn caught a pair of touchdowns and new england wins 36-13 >>> mac jones stood fall among sunday's top performers. and joe mixon's helped cincinnati beat the pittsburgh steelers by 31 points! >>> from the pros to college where the university of southern california making waves on sunday by hiring lincoln riley as their next head coach riley was 55-10 as the coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to a skiing superstar to keep your eye on at the winter olympics mikaela shiffrin got her 46th world cup win, tying the record for the world cup wins in a single discipline. shiffrin has three olympic medals, including two golds. and in the winter games, she could become one of the most decorated female skiers of all time >>> still to come, matthew mcconaughey making a stunning announcement in the texas race for governor

sondheim, too, started by doing the words, notably for leonard bernstein's music in west side story.on he was writing his own music, as well. most of the shows that followed were hits. and then, in 1970, he came up with a new idea — a musical that didn't follow an obvious plot. company was a series of vignettes featuring a dozen central characters. no two sondheim musicals were the same. i don't want to get bored writing them, you know? when you hit a chord that you've hit before, or a technique you've used before — when i do, i get very nervous. and i think i've written that — "i mustn't do that, somebody will catch me up on it," so to speak, it's as if somebody�*s saying, "wait a minute, you did that in that show." into the woods was based on fairy stories like "jack and the bea nstalk". sondheim's music was rhythmically complicated and harmonically sophisticated. # we've no time to sit and dither while her withers whither, whither. # and no one keeps a cow for a friend... # artists are bizarre # fixed, cold # that's you, george, you're bizarre... one of his cleverest creations was

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ago these horses lived free on public land in colorado but the state's wild horse specialist steve leonardor the land to support. >> we still have this lack of forage for our wintering areas i don't believe the horses would survive the winter. >> this fall, the bureau of land management rounded up more than 700 forces in the state for relocation. critics of the roundup push for birth control instead of that relocation. >> it's never easy to see entire families, i mean really generations of horses that are no longer going to be on the range. >> reporter: even colorado's governor asked for a six month moratorium of the roundup but in the end the b.l.m. went through with its plan bringing hundreds of horses to this prison complex in canyon city, colorado, to prep them for adoption. >> it includes giving them an equine infectious anemia test. >> reporter: it holds more than 2000 live horses and the much like the roundup it faces criticism. >> a wild horse photographer who adopted three mustangs attended a prison adoption event this summer. >> i was shocked. there was mud, muk and urine like an