prostitute, the prostitute kept the business card, gave it to leonard francis, even leonard couldn'telieve that an intelligence officer would be so dumb is to set them up for potential blackmail like that. >> francis was busted in a federal sting in 2013. he gave this interview while on house arrest gps bracelet, kinda like the diamond rolling friday, then cut off that ankle bracelet briefly hiding in venezuela until his capture and returned to the us in a prisoner swap last year, he's scheduled to be sentenced this summer. i'm being made a scapegoat. i'm gonna be doing life sentence in the end, 34 people were charged in the scandal. >> that's only the tip of the iceberg that almost 1,000 people were investigating this case. and most of them the navy and the justice department close the cases without taking action. so there was a real effort by the navy to hide the scope of this scandal. >> and leonard francis agrees, tip of the iceberg, because a lot mortar put out there, but i've kept because so that i'm doubled cross. this is what's going to come out fat leonard is scheduled to be

they did not see him as a foreign risk. >> that leonard was caught in 2013. put under house arrest.t off his ankle bracelet, alden uber and then escaped. he was extradited back to the u.s. in december. 1000 navy officers investigated for the scandal including 91 admirals. only 34 defendants have been criminally charged. >> many refer to leonard as boss he could compel officers to do what he wanted. the vast majority of admiralty and senior officers got away with either a slap on the wrist from the navy or nothing happened at all. >> stephen shed confessed to leaking military secrets or $105,000 in bribes and prostitutes. on tuesday lieutenant commander entire case was dismissed by a san diego judge due to prosecutorial errors. four other retired u.s. military officers that had pleaded guilty of disclosing classified information also had their felony charges dismissed. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. alicia: a special tribute honoring our fallen service members return to the national mall this weekend. ♪ -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams

fat leonard was caught in 2013 and put under house arrest. in 2022 he cut off bracelet and escaped.ecember. nearly 1,000 navy officers have been investigated for the scandal including 91 admirals. only 34 defendants have been criminally charged. >> many of these navy officers referred to leonard as boss. he could compel officers who were his informants to do what he wanted. the vast majority of admirals and senior officers got away with either a slap on the wrist from the navy or nothing happened at all. >> lt. commander steven shed confessed to leaking military secrets for $105,000 in bribes and prostitutes. on tuesday, lt. commander shed's entire case was dismissed by a san diego judge due to prosecutorial errors. four other retired u.s. military officers who had pleaded guilty of disclosing classified information also had their felony charges dismissed. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. a judge in tennessee is blocking the scheduled auction of graceland tonight. the iconic home of the late elvis presley was supposed to go up for sale tomor

what did fat leonard actually do? built up from scratch, really, a business that serviced u.s. navy ships whenever they visited ports in southeast asia. if they needed fuel, food, fresh water, tugboats, you name it, he was the walmart, as he described it, for the u.s. navy in hundreds of port visits a year. >> how was he taking the bribes then? >> he was giving the bribes and doing this to get u.s. navy personnel to look the other way so he could grossly overcharge the navy for all his services. his bribes ran the gamut. he provided extravagant meals at michelin star restaurants. he provided thousands of dollars in cash if he needed to. most famously, he provided lots and lots of prostitutes. >> even concert tickets, we were hearing about them earlier. 2015, fat leonard is arrested and put under house arrest. why wasn't he sent to jail if he was wrapped up in this navy scheme? >> he was originally sent to jail for a few years, but then he developed kidney cancer. again, leonard is one of the world's greatest conman an

leonard: there was little else.'s 150 million designed for large-scale wind and solar projects. the government was striving for a balanced budget this time around. the lack of other policies is almost as remarkable as what was in there. australia does have fairly ambitious decarbonization targets. it is looking to reduce them 43% by 2005 levels by 2030 and to get there it will need to decrease renewable generation -- need to increase renewable generation to 82% in six years. its flagship policy for that, the capacity investment scheme, was not in this year's budget. it might make an appearance in the future. that might be a problem for future treasurers. but it does not make a feature over the next decade. the government did not put new money into the development of offer wing capacity, which has received a lot of hype and growth in australia, particularly in victoria, but lacks any long-term government support to see it flourish and come to market. most remarkable is the absence of demand-side policies that would e

it is the same leonard leo who is currently being investigated by the democratic washington, d.c.announced, 12 attorney generals from across the country questioned the d.c. attorney general standing in this case. as you may have guessed, all of those attorneys general are current or former raga members. as bleak as all of this sounds , as eli mystal points out, there is a reason to have a little bit of hope. unlike supreme court justices, attorneys general are not reported to their post or protect the buying left and tenure, meaning they serve at the will of the people. with major attorney general races in north carolina, pennsylvania, indiana, missouri, even west virginia, come november, voters will soon have their chance to actually rein in raga. thank you for making time for us this evening. make sure to come back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. congressman jamie raskin will join me to discuss the firestorm surrounding justice samuel alito after reports surfaced and inverted american flag was flying outside his home in the days following the january 6th y it. unti

leonard downey junior, form er executive editor of the washington post, he said objectivity is dead.iverse viewpoints. we need to bring in more lgbtq people and minorities and tell them to use your life experience, your own opinion, and you write the articles how you want. if you read his stuff, that's where he's going. he says wethere's no way that ye objective. now we are hard-pressed to find a conservative or trump supporter working for the post or the new york times, msnbc, cnn, or according to bolander on the national public radio come he says there is not one

leonard graduated from the u.s. military academy at west point in 2023 and he was deployed -- 2003 and he was deployed in early 2004 and he was killed in action in iraq on may 16, 2004. he is buried at arlington national cemetery and lauren wrote, quote, 20 years have passed but i remain grateful for the support and the love we still receive from many who knew leonard in the community. we will never forget the virginians whose individual sacrifices allow us to enjoy the promises of freedom. and my heart is with leonard's family as they continue to hold his memory in spirit with them. every one of our neighbors who are serving or have served in the united states of america's uniform, and those two have ultimately paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our freedoms, we honor you. this memorial day, i encourage all of my colleagues and all americans across the country to reflect on the service and the sacrifice of the brave service members, our neighbors, friends and loved ones, those who paid the heavy price of fre

song, which unexpectedly became the main work of his life, the last lines of the song. appeared when leonardlelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah. this year the megahit hallelujah turns 40 years old. during its existence, this song was recorded about 200 cover versions, among them an outstanding performance even in the udmurd language. my colleague, denis morozov, went to his homeland in the native land of pyotr ilyevichaikovsky to visit the buranovsky grandmothers and listen to them perform biblical motifs. lord, my god, you're in class. 30 km from the capital of udmurtia, izhevsk, is the village of buranova, which thundered throughout europe in 2012, thanks to local grandmothers. they greatly amused the world at the eurovision song contest with victor drobysh’s song party for everybody. camera sign at the entrance it seems to warn the settlement: “smile, a bird is about to fly out.” aletina gennadievna, tell me, has life changed after eurovision? it depends in what sense? well, which one got better, which one got worse? it got worse. there have been people like you who have been comi

and senator durbin invited him earlier when some of the leonard leo stuff came up, he rejected. we get into the subpoena question and the capacity to enforce that when we don't have 60 votes in the senate to do it. it is frustrating for us, but the chief justice in the supreme court, does he not have an obligation to the american people to explain why it is that the nine justices on the supreme court in contrast to the over 800 justices at the district and appellate courts, who are subject to enforceable ethical standards, why those nine are exempt from that, it's absolutely undercutting the integrity of the court, he's failing in his responsibilities and he won't step up and do it but i'm all for inviting him in and letting him explain why this is okay. >> center, are there broader ways that democrats and the congress should be conceptualizing a way of reordering the relationship between the branches, i think you can make a case that they have gotten a little out of whack and this has happened before and i said this last night, your colleague senator blumenthal and others, thro

the pretty -- in here to talk about what is expected to be an exciting summer -- ceo of sue leonard. this is becoming an annual ritual with us wear you give us these mouthwatering, you know, -- i can't wait,'s to. >> well, you know, what this weekend what we saw was the grill. >>> the grill lights up and people -- [inaudible] you're looking at hamburger meat -- they're still up considerably over the last two or three years right now. >> charles: to that point we looked at these monthly data reports and it's pretty clear, food at home to your point out the prices have slowed dramatically versus food at restaurants which at one point people were, like, y. cook? because food prices have gone up so much so, you know, a cheeseburger is appointed% madonna since 2019, i rather have your ground we've and make my own burger! >> yarco. >>> that's what you're seeing customers are doing this memorial day and that's what we saw before my people just decide -- i understand you've got a gargantuan live lobster? >> yeah. but you know what -- i have a lobster -- i bring him and, i showed charlie the

previously , art historians attributed the authorship of this painting to one of leonard’s students, and this copy from prada have similar underpaintings, which means that they were painted in davinci’s studio at the same time. the 15th-century masterpiece was exhibited in a separate room and supplemented with multimedia materials. they they talk about the stages of restoration of the canvas, what... interesting work the restorers do and how much amazing unique things can be unearthed in the layers of paint, i wonder if someone will try to find the difference, or if this is just a separate work that can be admired in the same way as the same monoliza, well , in any case, maybe the queues will become smaller, just like the original, yes, because there is another point where you can look at very similar works, who knows, it is still unknown who wrote it, yes all maybe still. it may turn out, and you know, they will preserve traditions well and in our country they know how to do this like nowhere else, but, for example, every summer for many seasons in a row, bards, poets, fans of art s

with a little see ease me, my data out the so if you send those to handle with the funding, mental leonard, he, uh, the money that hosting even the like unit at the butler, i'm going through one which will mess with to my sons, that these small changes are immense. i mean the, if you think even on the human scale, it's the little things that so you can kind of both arms off and still have a life. but if you're chemical composition is change just a tiny little bit, you're dead. the . 6 as we cannot only single blending trees as soon as and capture car, just as the planet gets hotter and dryer. we're seeing forrest bird. if we look at nature, nature has been capable of pulling c o 2 from this guy and putting it be there for the week to work with. instead of thinking, we need to get rid of all the can. we do the list of crazy approaches we need to understand that the perfect espn in me of the good and if the cow is not perfect, does not mean that it's not good. a well run. who manages cattle the way the should be managed. you get carbon single station into that so that way i'll wait. what eve

mary in a natural grotto stone this is a reference to one of the brilliant creations of the great leonardith a crucifix. somewhere here on the territory of the church were the graves of the founder of the city of baranovich, count jan razvodovsky and his wife alshbetta. apart from the good name of the memory of this married couple in baranovichi, unfortunately there is not much left. razvodovskaya street, the bread of the same name, a memorial sign and several buildings that i highly recommend taking a look at. let's get started on our expedition the land of the land will breathe water on the vast meadows of the forests and pale forests and the hellishly pampered life of the distance. people of our country, everything that i hide, as in a sarcophagus, in my works, in my small sculptures, this is already different, i don’t know what will happen, for me creativity is getting out of my head to create something that you have there, the purpose of this hall is to distract children from the street, to attract them to boxing, former students are returning with families, grandchildren, you can al

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southern water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and parts of hastings will continue into tomorrow. the issue was first reported on thursday, forcing the company to open water bottle stations, schools, a leisure centre and a theatre in the area have all been forced to close . three been forced to close. three people have been charged after protesters blocked a coach taking asylum seekers to the bibby stockholm barge. the met police arrested 45 people after officers were called on thursday morning to peckham, south—east london. the demonstrators could be heard chanting no borders, no nafions be heard chanting no borders, no nations stop deportations , as nations stop deportations, as three have now been charged with obstruction of the highway . obstruction of the highway. motorists are being warned to expect heavy traffic this bank houday expect heavy traffic this bank holiday weekend, according to the rac, around 3 million vehicles will take to the roads today alone, an increase in day trips and short breaks could mean that local routes are congested . also, train strikes c

this is such a reference to one of the brilliant creations of the great leonard davinci.ce upon a time, here on the territory of the church there were the graves of the founder of the city of baranovich, count jan razvodovsky and his wife elzhbetta. in addition to a good name and memory. unfortunately, there aren’t many married couples left in baranovichi, the street razvodovskaya, bread of the same name, a memorial sign and several buildings that i highly recommend taking a look at. they were born in different parts of the world, i came to belarus from siri, i came here to study. i came from kazakhstan, the city of almaat, a very beautiful and mountainous area, i had no one left there, everyone moved away , everyone found something for themselves here, these masks participated in several shows, which we first organized here in my village, then in the city of lida there was a discovery of such a creative space, i also had a fashion show for masses there, each character has their own unique... history and their own view of belarus, i love the series subconsciously, and bel

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try to compare it with leonard da vinci's painting of the last supper. it turns out?l also see that they were reclining, but leonard daincha imagined this with his imagination. the famous garden of gethsemane also appears to everyone as a dense forest where jesus retired from people. in reality, everything is much more modest. the garden is located in jerusalem at the foot of the mount of olives, in appearance it is unremarkable, if you do not think that it was here that christ prayed the night before execution. the garden of gethsemane, a symbolic place, words dominate me, this cup, the last hours before the trial and crucifixion. and the greatest betrayal in the history of mankind, at the cost of 30 pieces of silver. obviously, this is really the same place, why? if we look, across the kidron stream opposite, just located, is the platform of the old testament temple. the lord came to the garden of ephsemane, why was this place his favorite, that he prayed opposite the old testament temple, that is, on the same level as it. feature of olive trees is that they grow fo

i am shocked that young as leonard keeps posted a message on behalf of the you proposing to activate you solidarity to save the uranium president. was this truly our priority solidarity with who, the killer or the victims? how about insuring human rights defend as an other victims of this regime in need of assistance get emergency visas for e, you almost support the civil society and human rights organizations as an expression of a you solidarity with a wrong? god love that one there. when you solid arity should really be reserved for the use of civil society regime. change partners in iran, not that road leader whose plane just went down. what is this the real housewives of brussels, the weight of whining. you think that this, you crisis and humanitarian commissioner had invited the iranian president and his entourage to an e. u garden party and their noses were out of joined about it. not that he was trying to maybe help to save some lives in a plane crash, which by the way, there were 8 on that helicopter, not just the president of iran. anyway, he ended up having just spell it al

i am shocked that young as leonard keeps posted, the message on behalf of the you proposing to activate you solidarity to save the uranium president. was this truly our priority solidarity with who, the killer or the victims? how about insuring human rights defend as an other victims of this regime in need of assistance? get emergency visas for e, you almost support the civil society and human rights organizations as an expression of a you solidarity with iran? it is an absolute mystery to me how the u commission can show you solid garrity with iran. what a miserable hash tag, what a mockery of the brave fight has for human rights in a ron. i expect an explanation for this. god love that one there, that talks about a real emergency isn't the plain perhaps. that just happened to some folks who need visas to the you because they adhere to the use narrative on a ron. oh and you solidarity should really be reserved for the use civil society regime change partners in iran, not that road leader who was playing just went down. what is this the real house, wives of brussels, the way to whining?

in the new york times, david leonard wrote that steve's book, quote, an important case for vigilancethe face of extremism and warns against, telling the history of the united states as one of inevitable progress. note, please join me in welcoming steve and linda linda. and particularly thanks to the cullmanviting me to do this, bur the year so long ago that i got to spend here even more. want to thank dupont because for one thing. thisot mg+e to read your book right away. who knows when i would have got i'm yet and actually had a bi and. i want to s by asking you other people to think about the because talking using the term illiberal is, not common and. the way historians think about things. we have lot of other other labels, but it's veryilluminatio point that it is not oen very tk introduces to a new way to think about history. so i want to post you a bunch of that are hovering around this term. you did. w did you come to choose that term? how does it differ for conrv ofy seem evident. but to me i think it's not totally evident. if you. okay. so. those are great questions. let me

southern water says it's delivering bottled water to thousands of residents in st leonards and partst the system has to be replenished — and disruption is likely to continue through the weekend. in southern brazil, days of heavy rain have triggered widespread flooding and landslides killing at least 57 people. officials say about 70 others are missing. but this man in the greyjacket on the right of the picture had a lucky escape. as he tried to cross this bridge, the power of the flooded river was too much, breaking it in two and washing it away. it's a dream come true for a 19 year old music student from ely in cambridgeshire. patrick bennett has become the youngest tv composer in british history, after creating the score for the bbc one drama granite harbour. duncan kennedy takes up the story. strings play theme. it's the prime—time drama with music by a part—time composer. what you're hearing has been written by a 19—year—old. a crime show, scored by a student. it's always what i wanted to do, and i wasjust, like, wow, this isjust... just speechless, you know? just blew my mind. p

and my colleague nicky, are and discussed these latest developments in the leonard vs on soccer with all t correspondent, marina costa. and of course, the ruling a means that assigns will not be expedited within 24 hours, but essentially which is good. but essentially doesn't change anything because it means that he can continue appealing, which he has been doing for years. and he's being persecuted from all the way back in 2010 when all of this started after his website, which leaks of released information a bit, which basically expose the us military's actions abroad in particular in iraq and of down to sound, which we'll get to and the 2nd and all of a sudden after that rate charges, random rate charges appeared in sweet and where he was at the moment at that moment . and after that that prompted his move to the united kingdom. and then the courts there ruled that he should be expedited to sweden, the were appeals which he failed. and then he entered the ecuadorian embassy in 2012, seeking this solemn, which was granted the new spend 7 years there. now, fast forward to 2009, seein

southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield asy enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said that they hope the supply will start to gradually return throughout today and finally , australian today and finally, australian police say a 16 year old boy killed after stabbing a man in perth had been radicalised online. the teenager was shot dead on saturday night after stabbing a victim in the back with a kitchen knife . he then with a kitchen knife. he then rushed at police officers. authorities say the attack indicated terrorism and there were signs of mental health issues to write. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to . darren. to. darren. >> thanks as ever, ray. let's get stuck into today's topic, shall we? it's been a dire weekend for the tories. i think that's safe to say, with the party losing close to 500 councillors in the local elections, including high profile casualties like the conservative m

leonard downey junior, form er executive editor of the washington post, he said objectivity is dead. we need to bring in people with diverse viewpoints. we need to bring in more lgbtq people and minorities and tell them to use your life experience, your own opinion, and you write the articles how you want. if you read his stuff, that's where he's going. he says wethere's no way that ye objective. now we are hard-pressed to find a conservative or trump supporter working for the post or the new york times, msnbc, cnn, or according to bolander on the national public radio come he says there is not one conservative and the whole station. it is like 74 million people who voted for trump are now on the fringe. they don't exist. to the point where the justice department will allow a protest in front of a supreme court justice's house and then let the protests on college campuses run wild -- [quiet ambient conversations] [indiscernible] i am very happy to have jonathan. as you can tell from his resume that you have, he was confirmed by the senate as the sixth general counsel department of of

southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield asy enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hope the supply will start to gradually return throughout today . anti—monarchy throughout today. anti—monarchy campaigners are holding a rally today in london to mark the first anniversary of the coronation of king charles. campaigners will gather in trafalgar square to protest arrests made during the event. organisers say britain has never seen such an energised, active and growing democratic republican movement. but former royal butler grant harrold told us there's too much to lose. >> you know, we only. we've only got this one royal family and if we got rid of them, then that's it.then we got rid of them, then that's it. then what makes us unique? i feel that our royal family does make us quite unique and special, and we're going into it. you know what it costs each of us is it's still very little in the big scheme of things . in the big scheme of things. >> for all the latest headlines, sign up to gb news a

southern water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and hastings started on thursday. firm, though, insists it is working tirelessly. they say, to get suppues tirelessly. they say, to get supplies back to properties . but supplies back to properties. but residents in response say it's been disastrous. schools, a leisure centre and a theatre have been closed . those are the have been closed. those are the headlines. plenty more still to come with mark this evening. until then, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . gbnews.com slash alerts. >> thanks, sam. welcome to a busy market tonight in the big story shock. new polls suggest that sir keir starmer will fail to win an overall majority at the next election. so could the tories achieve the unthinkable, drag themselves out of the gutter and snatch victory from the jaws of defeat? i'll be speaking to someone who's been where the tories are and done it before . what does it take to before. what does it take to become a winner? i'll be asking. tonight's mark m

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it was then that the belgian botanist jean leonard brought spirulina cakes from his expedition to thealgae consist of high-quality vegetable protein. a particular surge of interest in the beneficial properties of this single-celled cyanobacterium occurred only 40 years ago, when it began to be used for cultivation during space flights and was recognized as a unique fresh food product for astronauts. health bloggers mix it into cocktails, and nutritionists promote it as the basis of a diet. it is known that scientists from north carolina are developing a future plan for growing the miracle of cyanogen. bacteria on mars, what makes it so unique? here answer: in addition to protein, spirulina contains a large number of other biologically active substances, uh, first of all, these are carotenoids: a lot of lutein is contained in the cells, this antioxidant is needed to maintain the normal state of visual reception organs. another very important antioxidant is ficionine. and here the attention of the residents of belarus, as those who especially suffered from the largest one. environmental

southern water say the disruption in saint leonards on sea and in hastings started on thursday.ents, though, properties. residents, though, say it's been disastrous. a school , leisure centre and school, leisure centre and theatre in the area have been forced to close . pro—palestinian forced to close. pro—palestinian students are continuing their protests at various universities

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southern water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and parts of hastings will continue intounday. the issue was first reported on thursday . forcing reported on thursday. forcing the company to open water bottle stations , schools, a leisure stations, schools, a leisure centre and a theatre in the area have all been forced to close. motorists are being warned to expect heavy traffic this bank houday expect heavy traffic this bank holiday weekend, according to the rac. around 3 million will take to the roads today alone, an increase in day trips and short breaks could mean that local routes could see heavy traffic. also, train strikes between tuesday and the following saturday could lead to most roads being busier. fuel pnces most roads being busier. fuel prices have gone up by an average of £0.10 per litre so far this year. new figures show that the typical price for a litre of petrol reached £1.50 in april, whilst diesel came close to £1.58. the rising prices have added around £5.50 to the cost of filling a typical family car. the rac is calling on the competition and marke

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