look who's here, we're so excited, the president and ceo of stew leonard's, the one and only stew leonards from the floor of his store in connecticut. stew, it's great to see you. >> how are you doing tonight? elizabeth: we love your stores. [laughter] were you surprised when you heard fewer jobs created last year through this year under the biden-harris administration? if you see big revisions downward in manufacturing, hotels and restaurants. we're seeing through july it's likely 1.2 million less jobs. what? >> well, you know -- what do you think? >> we just opened a new store down in clifton, new jersey, and we hired over 300people. we didn't have any problem hiring, we got some really first class people. and we had to pay extra, the average pay rate are there is over $20 for skilled and unskilled jobs. so, you know, these, sometimes these big government numbers are lagging a while, and i don't really feel it on a day to day basis at our food stores up around the new york area. elizabeth: you know, stew -- yeah, wall street saying it's not a statistical rounding error, it's like 28% fe

leonard. roy harmon steward's first class usn for extraordinary heroism serving aboard the uss san francisco all during action against enemy forces in the solomon islands area on november 12th and 13th, 1942, the navy cross, a fighting ship named for a fighting man. and there are hundreds of others like this lad on the franklin who had a job to do and did it. and i thought his mates were just waiters. well, johnson, you might call them that, but they're fighting men, too, between battles their work is rather dull. but somebody has to be a waiter or a cook or storekeeper. everybody can be captain on a ship, but wouldn't get this ship to where she's ready for the job she would do for when you're there in battle. what you did before doesn't count anymore. what matters now is what you in battle. it's like your ship at your main job fighting. believe me, when it comes to fighting the steward. to me to right in there with the rest of them. that's real teamwork, sir. you bet it is. and because their

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nobody elected this, -- leonard leo. congress did not anticipate mr. shackleford or leonard leo. it would threaten their investments. aileen cannon -- host: i'm going to take your points and have mr. shackleford respond to them. guest: i think the founders very much consider the process that we've been going through for the past 200 years, over 200 years. the idea was the president was to appoint -- the president is obviously an elected official. that is a politically elected official. they knew the president would do that and that people would speak to the president about who they thought were the good justices. that is what happens always in our country. then the senate would become involved in having to approve that, advice and consent. i don't think this is anything different. we've always had that approach. people have always had their two cents for the president and said here is who we think. and you would have different people under a democrat or a republican president. that is nothing unusual. what is unusual is trying to change the structure of the constitution in somewh

third generation family business started by leonard gentine, who started the plymouth cheese counterwn, before turning the elkhart lake canning company into a cheese factory to make cheese and sell across america. in 1953, partnering with joe sartori, creating sargento. for 70 years now, sargento has been making cheese. >> hey, david. >> david: ceo louie gentine, leonard's grandson. >> we're very fortunate enough to have people that have multiple family members working here and some individuals who have had the opportunity to have worked for my grandfather. >> hi david. >> david: meet the pickerd family. twin brothers tlyer on the left, timothy on the right. and uncle jeremy in the middle. >> it's really nice actually to see family at work. >> the summer season gets our slice department rolling here and we all get to enjoy it on our sandwiches. >> i like to take sargento products when i go to parties. if they don't have it, i like to bring it. >> hi daivd. >> david: pa lee, director of strategic sourcing. she has family here too. >> from my brother to several brothers in law to son i

it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the drawer pulls, and this one has extreme wear. now, you to know that general sheridan wasn't very tall and he was a cavalryman, and he wore his spurs to the war department. he wanted everybody to know that he was cav and. if you look underneath there, you can wh

davis davis was appointed to the supreme court has is leonard who was i mentioned, was very involved in this had to pretty much browbeat lincoln to appoint davis the supreme court. he said you wouldn't be sitting in that chair if not for and lincoln said you're right but i can't appoint too many of my friends to these. but finally he did he did and he out to be a darn good supreme court justice. in fact, his most famous ruling was against lincoln believe, it or not, didn't come out until after he died. but it was involving whether you can try civilians in military courts and and davis said you can. so they had a kind of a strained relationship wouldn't win. listen though today this is advice. davis was sort of a conservative ish type. lincoln was more liberal than davis and he just wouldn't listen to during the presidency. you'd listen to him, but he wouldn't follow what he suggested. and then davis, you know, of course, lincoln was assassinated. and davis became, the executor of the estate and and was really a second father to robert. robert was always deeply to davis for what he di

davis davis was appointed to the supreme court has is leonard who was i mentioned, was very involved in this had to pretty much browbeat lincoln to appoint davis the supreme court. he said you wouldn't be sitting in that chair if not for and lincoln said you're right but i can't appoint too many of my friends to these. but finally he did he did and he out to be a darn good supreme court justice. in fact, his most famous ruling was against lincoln believe, it or not, didn't come out until after he died. but it was involving whether you can try civilians in military courts and and davis said you can. so they had a kind of a strained relationship wouldn't win. listen though today this is advice. davis was sort of a conservative ish type. lincoln was more liberal than davis and he just wouldn't listen to during the presidency. you'd listen to him, but he wouldn't follow what he suggested. and then davis, you know, of course, lincoln was assassinated. and davis became, the executor of the estate and and was really a second father to robert. robert was always deeply to davis for what he di

tsitsipas was in first round action, the greek ninth seed came dfrom a set down to beat the german jan leonardce he dropped his father apostolos as his coach. fresh from winning olympic golf gold in paris the world number one scottie schaeffler is in memphis for the first of the fed ex cup playoffs, the next few weeks sees the climax of a season long points competition, with the fed ex champion crowned at the east lake course in atlanta, and winning $25 million. definitely want to win the fedex cup. it's quoted is the seasonal race with the at the end of the day comes down to eastlake. i haven't had that my best if it is like it last couple years. i play good they are my rookie year but outside, the last few years okina haven't had my best off that i am excited they change the course of it, may be giving me some new vibes there. i'm excited for the next three tournaments hoping to continue the stuff i've been doing this year and have another couple of nice starts. year and have another couple of nice starte— nice starts. scheffler slightly critical of — nice starts. scheffler slightly critical

she knew with the the please let me check the test which leonard wrote on us to pick him up a little probably would have said on an issue that certainly should is, there might be some kind of, some of which maybe some of the difficult much an old machine, assuming pretty at least your schedule and our customers here, the cost on the muscle, that's actually that's only using the centurylink and also they have some of the most fun to hold the show from us, just like this. it's this thing up as if some customer wants you to think of the just the life of my god. i'm assuming you want to do what i don't have here. like just thought i have some hands on lunch. i'm just not really able to just leave me alone. this is a reading from the, from china hutch right now. about that one is my capacity to use a lot more time for me. yeah. and you can only do it because it's from the satellite for us. it's just the so i'm just a bunch meetings in front of us. and in a few of us, i mean was new. so i wish them cuz they didn't even leave me here. unfortunately, when you miss gonzales more than the most

we are at stew leonard's. i've not past on as much cost as we should have. we are not seeing profits or anything soar out of control. most viewers, people watching are feeling the same pinch right now. neil: i know you don't like the politics but this idea guys like you and the guys who provide stuff on the beautiful store shelves are to blame for something that started in washington. that's like me blaming a thyroid for the fact that i may be 4 or 5 pounds overweight because ie a lot. that's the problem. that level alone. >> we are trying to help the customer coming in, which have gone through the roof, customers shop for kids and families, grocery prices have gone up dramatically. they are feeling in the middle of august, i want to create value, passing as many savings as i can. the thing i've learned in 50 years of retailing, guess what happens, if you raise prices guess what happens to sale, it goes down. let the market determined that like it has in the past, don't need to tell them how to place products in our stores. neil: let me get your sense where

troops have down to then instruct you just as russian soldiers multiplied ukraine, have been putting leonard statues back up. the question that everyone is asking is all ukranian troops here today. this is just another border rate that will end in a couple of days. or are you creating troops where you're going to begin here, set out some kind of administration, and stay and hold this territory until this worth of i'm just because it should say that we don't want to keep this land. we don't need to to them good. we've had to do this to show our enemy that they're vulnerable as well, but, and so that they're not all powerful for, you know, someone who is looking to see them, the locals were hiding in a cellar nearby, the streets are empty basically where you can hear all generators in the distance this the power here and very occasionally some ukrainian motor transport where there's no phone connection, no electricity, nothing. we can't charge anything. no one warned us. our government forgot about us . they've got a few people out, but most were left behind. it was too late. my house was bomb

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i really then think he was coming i got a letter back from leonard in san francisco. mom that came to visit me at the hospital and let's say, you know, 1st time my dad hutton gave me goose 100 to my father face as nice as, oh my god. i think i'm in trouble. i was kind of stand offish about having any type of relationship with nations. i couldn't explain it to my mom, dad, so i did that. i felt shame. i didn't have no way to have to be in the fast lane, so i wouldn't never think i missed the ashtray already stop him. i've asked to visit my mom show me this picture that she said she'd been so does it look like a pass that's? that's all she said. yeah. i saw the kind of line i had to get out of there. did you ever get close to them again? now the best part of my gills. i'm never. ringback hard to say, you know, after the fact after they pass now life insurance, and this is where i'm at now. fact we lonely the oh, every morning. first thing i see is the pay mind to be a mom on time, but i think she's looking at me. you're watching me is sometimes that things off kilter of

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>> we are at stu leonard's in yonkers, new york, where there are 2,000 products on the shelves here. so think about the bureaucratic nightmare that could evolve if there were price controls. we will tell you all about it after the break. >> john: the food industry firing back at claims that it is jacking up prices for profits. grocery store owners are slamming vice president kamala harris over her plan for price controls. ohio republican congressman micro leath whose family founded a small chain of grocery stores it said it will be a nail in the coffin to the industry. he is standing by it but first let's go to gerri willis from fox business. she is in yonkers, new york. about the idea of praise gauging going on there. >> it's not going over very vague paired vice president kamala harris, her big idea for cutting grocery store prices, price controls. but i have to tell you the grocery industry is pushing b back. listen. >> we have had to compete with all of these big chains and we have done that through having great prices and offering customers a good value. i don't think the govern

in their profit margins up 1.5, 22 percent the competition is fierce and for that reason, stuart leonards also seen higher prices from the ranchers and farmers who supply him as is the biden administration took office, the prices are up 20 percent orchestras and consumers are frustrated. >> of the become listed competitive and you know people loser jobs as a result of that think that would worsen things it eventually. >> you can't control the prices the controlled by the free-market. tammy: history has important lesson here when richard nixon put out a price controls way back in the 1970s, the inflation my from 4.3 percent up to 12 percent. tammy: alrighty and thank you jerry willis waste up and now reaction to all of this welcome ohio congressman michael ruley who is also a grocery store owner and entrepreneur and congressman, seems like the average person understands the price controls do not work and part of that is because the price in a grocery store or anywhere that is selling a product to come i to rely on the cost of the production of that item which includes fuel and one of the

painted by leonard davichi, a young guy tells a group of adults about leonard, who was inventor, he inventedd that this is not an incentive, you can only steal at this price, yes, remember, count mantacrist, fernando, you finally recognized me, remembered me as young as i was when you married mercedes to my fiancee, you see, you can steal, but it doesn’t last long, it doesn’t bring happiness, so , strangely enough, i really belong to this 54%, although of course these are percentages, but i sincerely tell you, i don’t know many people who pathologically independent, my mother, i don’t even want to, so come here, take me by the hand, sit me next to me, say: here you go, i won’t go, i’m afraid, i’m afraid of god, i don’t want to, i’m like... something, i, you know, how the journalists laughed at me here, he’s at the dacha among the cats in stretched sweatpants, yes, i’m stretched out in sweatpants, slippers, a virgin, a cat, fried potatoes, i’m fine, i don’t need this, one more... sporting achievements, hiking, but i don’t envy this, this is not envy, this is probably more of an example for me

mike elko and riley leonard who was at duke last year. >> they were together with the blue devils. >> still to come on abc seven mornings travelers taking to the skies and the roads. the report showing drivers might spend less on gas this time around. and the former president gets more specific on his stance on reproductive rights. what he's now prom “got-up-too-fast-from- tying-your-shoes” back injury. not to be confused with the “you-threw-your-back-out- sneezing-back-injury”. lucky for you, an amazon one medical provider can help. and if it comes down to needing meds? amazon pharmacy will deliver them to your door. of course, you have to get to the door. ♪ lisa is here and we have a new view. a new sky high view. yeah, it is just stunning out there. >> yes. on the ferris wheel here. pier 39. you can see it rocking if you look at it long enough. hopefully you won't get seasick because it is just gorgeous with the clouds clearing in the last hour and spectacular view with 59 downtown, 63 in oakland, 64 in hayward. so where is all the fog? well, it is scattered about from our explora

if the vice president was keen on having a food fight with groceries 1 grocery store tightens to leonard says food fight on. take a look. >> i don't know anybody that price gougers. i don't know how the government is going to go to control that. the thing i've learned in 50 years of retailing if you raise prices guess what happens to sale. goes down select the market determine that like it has in the past. we don't need the government telling us how to price our products in our stores. >> neil: i think there's a big argument back and forth. grady turnbull has been following this for foxbusiness and fox news that these grocers and they are not exactly oil giants. not exactly some high-tech gigantic figures. big big difference. >> right. and the response that business owners across the border are throwing back at the vice president and other figures in government who have complained their price gouging as they say the factors it is simply not sure that they are not overcharging customers on purpose. the food industry association which represents retailers and wholesalers points out that pr

the art director of the opening ceremony has already stated that the author was still inspired by leonardg, the last supper. hypocrisy in the style of western politics. this was the dish that was served. once again, the sacrament of the eucharist came during the last supper to humanity, feeding in the spirit. and this is feeding by the flesh. from this very point of view, i don’t know what to call it. those who participate in the competition were not allowed to participate in military operations at one time or another, and those who do not flow with western values. meade's official representative emphasized that such actions by mog constitute discrimination on the basis of nationality. the sensible part of society understands this. an american blogger compared kiev and gaza. jackson hinkle rightly asks why israel was allowed to participate in the games and russia was not. those who were kicked out are now putting up tents again. create an atmosphere for athletes and guests of the olympics. on the other hand, macron promised that everyone would remember the olympics, however, he did not sp

raskin: i think it was leonard bernstein that says success is two things, one is a plan, and two is nottime. this started late. a total of 100 days. we are using every will day and we hoped and planned to peak at the right moment in november as we rapidly consolidated the democratic party forces. we have been spreading out to independents and are starting to capture wavering republicans who cannot vote for donald trump. host: you were one of the most vocal individuals calling on joe biden to reconsider his choice to contest the election. rep. raskin:ne of the first but not one of the most vocal. host: you sent a letter, sorry. it was widely reported in the early days. could you anticipate the impact that would have on the party? how would you characterize that? rep. raskin: i totally anticipated that when he made this decision, there would be a massive wave of gratitude and love for him based on everything he's done over an extraordinary half-century career, and specifically one of the most successful presidential terms in the history of the united states, with the american rescue plan,

. >>> injury updates on leonard floyd and both sustained knee sprains. they looked like they avoided acl injuries, but they will have mris. kyle shanahan mentioning that alone is a big win because that was a scary moment in that game with gross patan and nick to give them the edge, so you don't lose them. >>> coming out of the preseason healthy. that is the only important thing. all right, thank you so much. >>> high school football is huge. absolutely huge in many communities across the bay area and the country. canceling even one game is a rarity. let alone an entire season. but that's exactly what happened at valley high school in the sacramento area. now parents and players, even the cheerleading squad are throwing the challenge flag. they claimed only 14 kids signed up for the team, but the website, which tracks high school sports put that number at 45. so question number one is whose numbers are right and the second issue is for some reason the coach was fired before school began. the community wants some answers. >> it's a lot of excuses, lies goi

. >>> and leonard floyd was back at practice. a good sign he'll be ready for week one. floyd has one thing his new teammates have been chasing. he won a super bowl ring with the rams in 2021. >> and it's at home on my mantle, like as soon as you walk in the house, you can see it. >> do you ever break it out of the case and put it on? to kind of get that feel of it again? >> yeah, i do sometimes when i have a family member come over, and they have not seen the ring yet. i usually slide it on and hope that they notice it. >>> nba and the warriors. can you believe it? training camp is coming. they will hold their annual media day at chase center next month. then it will be off to hawaii for the first week of training camp, capped off with a preseason game against the clippers. as for l.a.'s other team, the lakers will have another james on the roster this season. lebron and his oldest son, bronny, will be teammates. dad has already established some ground rules. >> you cannot call me dad in the workplace. once we leave out of the facility and the gates close, i can be dad

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i think we lost leonard. tin is in north carolina, independent. caller: good morning, how are you? host: doing well. caller: most people don't understand that it is 213 for the internet where these companies cannot be seen. we've gone back and forth trying to get mostly the republicans. these tech companies can be held liable for giving this information and everything else. i think most people would know that the democrats are more toward trying to do this information, but both sides are. i don't know if your guest is aware of that. the federal judge just said google was done as a monopoly. holding their feet to the fire to where they need to be held accountable for fraud. about the guy in washington, d.c. for $200 million. i just want to make one other comment. i used to like brian williams but it seems like c-span, even though you guys try to be impartial, it seems like you kind of lean another way. you need to go back to what this station was 20 or 25 years ago. host: i really like brian lamb as well. thanks for your comments. what do you want to pick up on from there? guest: wh

. >> in the 24 to 24 tie leonard floyd. he suffered a knee injury. so did you turn gross-matos? floyd will be day to day. wow. gross-matos will be week to week. meanwhile, kyle shanaha been dealing with a number of injuries since he got drafted. >> know who funded. he is still awfully huge. a question mark. remember, he pours acl last season with him out chemo. malik, mustafa. >> he's looked pretty good in the preseason and kyle shanahan has was asked today alec has done enough to earn a starting role. >> i mean, that's all a possibility. but geo odom was going to start. he rolled his ankle in pre-game. >> and that didn't think it was that bad added it up. >> and then we watch them run down on the first kick up. we could hobbling a little bit. so only saw that we just took him out of the game and said it was a smart plan, but he's fine good now. but >> just we didn't pre-game. we do is just a little risky for him to go out and fight through it. >> season going to be here before you can blink. september 9th opening week. yeah. and you are saying a busy fun time basketball footbal

i watched christian mccaffrey out there on the sideline and leonard floyd out there as well. them taking it easy was still getting some working while ricky white, our get your saw. >> will he return to practice right there you see him in pain. now on sunday cash in hand coach did say that pearsall would be ago today. >> and that was good to see is a way to settle a contract dispute with, you know, the forty-niners and branded iu, which today just a little bit ago, steve young went on record saying that the situation at this point seems stretched and strained as some strong language. but they don't need their wide receivers to be as healthy as possible because of this deal in. well, pearsall has missed a fair share of pre-season with nagging injuries. his most recent was a shoulder injury, but today, as i mentioned, he returned as a full go to practice. meanwhile, rookie wide receiver jacob cowing well, he's had a great pre-season so far. >> and is showing promise as a new weapon for kyle shanahan in that dynamic offense that he has now during the preseason, he's hit 7 recepti

weiss are both christian mccaffrey and leonard floyd, who litter and actually was good up until that last preseason matchup where he her disney a bit. you know, both of them went out there getting some work in but not in pads. but that guy, ricky pearsall, the rookie who they drafted at 31, he was finally out there in pads. if you know, he's missed quite a bit of preseason. >> from dealing with different nagging injury, the most recent his shoulder because shanahan did say on sunday that he would be a full go today at practice. and he's seemingly was, of course, i hon't know what that blue jersey mean. so i do think that that means go a little lighter on this guy. i'm starting to pick that up. i could be wrong. so don't hold me to that. but that said, of course, they're still in contract negotiations with brandon aiyuk. so having that guy healthy definitely helps the wide receiver corps. take a listen to actually before we take a listen to what they had to say about ricky pearsall. this actually talk about some of the other guys who stood out so far in preseason because we do know th

you can see leonard floyd out. there is also a few other guys that we are expecting to play now. brock purdy, he actually played the 1st quarter of the preseason battle against the saints last weekend. some people had something to say about that. but, you know, brock purdy didn't mind that. now, let you take a listen to what he had to say about playing in this one. >> i mean, obviously want to get as close you to the feeling of how it's going to be week one, you know, against new york in get your feet out there. and that feeling of, you know, putting a drive together, you know, moving the ball first downs points on the board. i think that's that's what i'm sort of a chase for a game. and i we all are starters. so that's the goal is to go every time step on the field. but weak ones rolling up closer, you know, than we know it. so going to be ready for. i just think when you've done what you've done on the field, it's always easier and don't care how you are f or what type of leader i want to come and are demand things from people. if you haven't had much success on the field, that

dean rich leonard came up. i called him on the phone. i said dean you need to go to washington. he said, okay. i don't i don't know how i finagled it. but there he is dean rich leonard of the campbell university law school and former federal judge. and now ladies and gentlemen, you you get a program that i think you will quite like and i'm not going to jump on anybody and choke them to death. i will certainly make certain quivering moments if you start going over richard. and uh so i i will i might just gave me the finger. i think that's richard benavisti. uh jill wine banks is on the next panel. and jill you need to come on up here. and kick it off. in fact, i want to tell you about this lady having been a lawyer for a long time. i think she explains complex legal issues. better than anybody i've ever seen on tv jill come up, please and convene your your your table and and you have with you, of course, my friend richard benavisti the deputy chief counsel deputy chief investor of prosecutor of the special prosecution team and jim hamilton our our jim hamilton to handle the one o

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