co-songwriter on one of leonard cohen's albums.rst international tour, starting as a back-up singer with his band, and played with him on his last. since his death, she has created her one woman show of leonard cohen's music, writings and friendship. >> well, he was mysterious and enigmatic, but i never let him know that. i always just treated him as a regular guy. somehow, from the beginning, we had a rapport that was kind of just an automatic thing. he said many times that he can spend years on a song and that's true. i feel very privileged to have been given these words to write music. these words that leonard had worked on for years. >> ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> filmmakers dan geller and dayna goldfine documented the making of "hallelujah," cohen's most popular song, for their recent film, "hallelujah, leonard cohen: a journey, a song." >> i think there is something about that song in particular that spans so many different considerations in leonard's life his philosophical and religious and sexual, you know, complications that are evo

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. >> su cuerpo fue localizado en un contenedor de basura en las barras de la ciudad de base fort leonardescandalo en el senado mexicano. >> la reforma judicial termina en pelea, a gritos y empujones entre los parlamentarios tras la aprobacion de la reforma de la llamada supremacia co constitucional. >> los espanoles y de otras partes del mundo se movilizan por valencia, en el ece de espana, para ayudar en el peor desastre natural que ha golpeado el pais en el ultimo siglo. >> el dia nicol suarez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompanarnos en noticias del mundo mediodia. >> arrancamos vez y tambien arrancamos el fin de semana. >> y como siempre, llegamos cargados con mucha informacion, asi que iniciemos. >> la fuerza laboral e estadounidense anadio menos empleos de los previstos en octubre en octubre, en terminos absolutos, fueron 12.000 nuevos puestos de trabajo, una cantidad baja comparada con otros meses de segun los expertos, a las huelgas y los huracanes que dejaron a muchos trabajadores temporalmente sin nominar. >> es la cifra mas pequena de nuevos empleos en t

leonard exemplified what it means to serve our country. during world war ii he proudly served in the united states navy as an electrician on the u.s.s. irvin, a fledgier class destroyer in the pacific. his bravery earned him six battle stars, showcasing his dedication and sacrifice. beyond his military service, leonard was a pillar of the community. he led as president of the winchester host lions club for three years, supported legal league baseball programs and had the honor of playing baseball with joe dimaggio at yankee stadium. his generous spirit and love for his community contributed to inspiring us all. as we remember mr. leonard cramer, let us celebrate his extraordinary life, his war time sacrifices and his life long commitment to virginia and our nation. thank you, leonard, for your service and dedication. may he rest in peace. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. lopez, for five minutes. mr. lopez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today

the british commodore downey had four strong ships confined leonard finch and chubb plus gunboats the confines was scarcely ready for action. shipwrights had just left a the crew had just reported aboard another example of unready vessel darnley knew that the two strongest american vessels were on the windward or northern of the column and decided to concentrate ships against them. the leonard and the charm to engage the eagle by rear confines was to anchor athwart the bottom of the american flagship saratoga. the french and gunboats to attack the american rear. the ticonderoga predator and the galleys. but fortune was with mcdonough, but when failed the confines forced to anchor, he was fired on by the entire american column. in return, the compliant fired his first broadside and the saratoga lost one fifth of her crew aboard the conveyance downi was killed, the eagle was attacked as planned by the limit, but not by the chub which became unmanageable, surrendered the finch, grounded so the american rear was attacked, only gunboats, the confined and learned fought against the american

from his enormous grocery store and in connecticut, we have stew leonard ceo stew leonard, he's live.e up 23% since 2019 and stuffing with bread crumbs up 50% and people still shopping robin lou -- robustly? >> the whole table it's about the right line and there's things up and down up a bit and markets higher this career and paying more for them and going for them and less for them on the time-based and going for them and them and this is on the lineup and going for mcdonalds and fries and a coke and like $106789 you know. jackie: how does the math work and where are they crunching the numbers in what part of america? talk about foot traffic and what you're seeing in these stores and we've talked about this and after the line and going down and people cut back and sometimes they're not buying extra pie and going for them to whatever the case it is and is it out there and back and feeling like that and talking about gelfand dataing to the store and we're left with 250,000 going for that and going for them on the lineup. going for you with the food food and asking you quickly and how m

when you were acting inspector at the pentagon, the fort leonard case, fat leonard case. yeah, fat case is the worst corruption scandal in navy history is a person colloquially name is fat leonard. he ran a ship servicing business in the pacific where he service navy ships and port. you provide them water, sewage treatment so tugboats, food, etc. and he would bribe and corrupt navy officers with little things first with tickets to, shows, with dinners, with gifts of various sorts, and then bigger things. and then cash and then prostitutes. and when he had them on the hook, he would then demand things in return. so he would demand that they would bring their ships into his port, demand that they would give him information about competitors, contract sometime, and then he would demand that they overlook his exorbitant charges for services that either never provided or couldn't possibly provide. he would blackmail them. we would small things he would do it step by step. he was little bit like an intelligence agent. he knew what your weakness was and he would groom the navy a

all retailers including stew leonard, keep an eye on it.have live turkeys there for thanksgiving? >> reporter: we usually do, customers and kids can grow up and see it. what we are doing is buying our turkeys from pennsylvania to local great farmer down there. i like to get a deal selling them at $2.99. wouldn't do it because of the avian flu with extra precaution at his farm, the best turkey i found, but he is an award-winning turkey. he wouldn't lower his price. i had to leave that price at the same time and a fresh turkey is more raised in quantity. why we have lowered that price from $1.99. customers are going to see an even platform in thanksgiving with a few things going down like turkey and things are going up. chicken farmers got a lockdown for the avian flu problem. it is one thing to mark it a little bit. >> inflation isn't as bad as it was but it is still bad enough that a lot of people get sticker shock. what is the one thing that stunned them every time they come in and is still high? >> meet prices overall have been high becau

. >> let's talk about a case you were acting inspector general the fat leonard case. >> fat leonard case is the worse ask corruption scandal in navy history. the person was named fat albert, and he serviced navy ship, provided them water, sewer, food, et cetera, tug boat services. and he would bribe and corrupt navy officers with little things first tickets to shows, dinners, gifts of various sorts and bigger things and cash and prostitutes and when he had them on the hook, he would demand they'd bring ships into his port. demand give him information about competitors contracts and demand that they overlook his exorbitant charges he never provided. >> he would blackmail them. >> he would do it step by step. like an intelligence agent, i would know what your weakness was, he would groom the navy officers and eventually scores of navy officers participated in the scheme and 30 people were criminally convicted when he was caught and we have a criminal defense service who participated in the investigation. lured him to the united states and he cooperated and told about the scheme. eventually

peter fine man, jim martin, chris leonard and lizzy rainy. >> thank you. i want to thank the fort plain for letting us have this time to talk about the bicentennial. i'll point out that's a lot easier to pronounce than that word yesterday that you had trouble with. as you can see, lafayette is our subject. he been mentioned several times yesterday. he has been mentioned today already in the abigail adams session and was mentioned in the georgetown session. tomorrow there will be a talk about lafayette. so he is getting a lot of coverage here. we want to focus today right now in this panel on this particular exhibit here where he was guest of the nation. that was the term that was used when he was here 200 years ago. he was invited by president james monroe in 1824 to return to the united states in a visit. that was a presidential election year just like 2024 is a presidential election year. that was an election year when the country was very divided into what we call sectionalism. the first party system had collapsed. the system we know of from federalists

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pete: joining us, president and ceo of stew leonard's, city leonard jr.eping his well fed. rachel: always does. pete: thanks for being here. >> great being here. the marathon's thunderstorm, new york city ease buzzing. will: it really is. election day, i guess it's like game day, and you've got us set up with food for election day. >> you know, we did something really simple. one of my favorite recipes, chicken chili. blake, how easy is it? your kids love it, right? >> they love it, andst it's almost hard to mess up, which i love as a moll. >> so what we did is take a chicken chili, chris has been at stew's for how many years now? >> about five. [laughter] if my dad's been here for 35. >> yeah, yeah, okay. we've got a whole family. chris, basically, really quick, how to do you do this at home? >> it's a guilt-free comfort food that the everybody loves, okay? so really great chicken, individual, table, white onion, green bell person, all in the pot. some really great -- pete: great flavor. >> -- chicken stock. dark chili powder, cumin. fresh tomatoes -- ra

leonard and his big contract extension in the beginning of practice today.here celebrating with them. he has really emerged as one of the most talented young players on this roster. through the first nine games of the season, he has 53 tackles, a forced fumble and two interceptions. today, he called this new contract the deal of a life growing up. >> when i heard my agent tell me the deal was finally done, you know, i was you know, i burst out into tears. you know, it was, you know, that i finally, you know, able to change my family's life, you know, for generations, you know, so it's just a blessing. >> leonard did not want to test out free agency, saying he's happy right here in the bay area. he added his family is from the west coast, and that he wants to remain with the 49ers the rest of his career. today, while addressing the media. head coach kyle shanahan said he still remembers watching leonard as a rookie in a particular video that made its way to the internet. that actually caught shanahan some money. he stuck out our first day of rookie camps when

. >> reporter: as president at stew leonard's, a grocery chain in the northeast, blake leonard knows it's been a tough few years for shoppers and for the family business. >> we want to keep customers happy and we are faced with rising labor costs and fuel and everything as well. >> reporter: but there is some relief. big picture, what are you seek this thanksgiving? >> the great news is that for the first time in a couple of years we're really seeing prices remain steady versus last year, which was great. >> reporter: credit a major drop in turkey prices. a whole bird is $1.40 per pound. down 16% for last year and the lowest it's been in five years. while cranberries are up 16% and table wine up 2%, staples such as pumpkins and green beans are down 9% or more, thanks in part to a healthier supply chain and store discounts. >> we have worked with so many of our suppliers for over 20 years and we feel good as a family and as a business that we're doing what we can to keep prices down. >> reporter: to tack on the savings, buy private store labels instead of brand names, use frozen inste

my name is leonard bailey. special counsel for national security. this is the first symposium panel on artificial intelligence and crime. now, you could pin the public groundswell and interest in artificial intelligence as somewhere around december 2022, june 2023. november 2022 was when chatgpt was rolled out. if you credit google trends, sort of june 2023 was when you saw sort of a peak of users' interest that involved artificial intelligence and generative ai. now, the initial media coverage of artificial intelligence and in this case, at least the media coverage that preceded this initial phase was generally positive. you had headlines like, well, project syndicate. how an ai utopia would work in june of 2019. 2021. artificial intelligence for good. how fbi is helping humanity from forbes. but the more recent surge in public attention has really struck a more cautionary note. by 2023, mid 2023, june, you had headlines like the new york time. how could ai destroy humanity? july 2023, what are the chances of an ai apocalypse? and this was spurred

stew leonard jr. joining us now, the ceo of stew leonard grocery stores all right.t is a very big claim, mr. leonard. >> good morning. >> how can you say this will be the cheapest meal well, you know what? >> if you look at the price of turkey, you know, you're looking at a price. by the way, it's about the same as last year. maybe even a little bit lower but, um, uh basically it's a $1.99 a pound and then if you want to put a rib roast out on the table, you're what are you talking north of, you know in the teens right there so chicken breast is even more expensive than turkey, right. during the year, uh, ham is more expensive. so it's basically a very cost effective protein. unless you're buying it sliced off the deli counter you know, boneless. but, you know, we have a turkey here. and so you can then the next thing is the sides. it's mashed potatoes. i mean, that's like eating rice or something. it's very inexpensive. yeah. um you got stuffing right here, which is bread. so when you add all these ingredients up, it's really the most inexpensive meal that you can

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fat leonard leonard glenn francis owned a ship supply company in the south asia, and he would supply ships with tugboat services and sewage and water, everything. and he got contracts by corrupting navy officers and how did he do it step by step, first he would give them small gifts. then he would give them dinners. then he would dangle trips and then prostitutes and, then cash. and what happened was he would do these dinners and of the navy officers went and you would why are they all going? well, because they're their captain went and their superiors went and seemed to be going. and so he was like an intelligence agency. we could have been a great kgb agent because he knew what your weakness was, he tried to exploit that weakness and he would dangle the bait once he got you the hook, he would demand things in return and also tell you, i'm going to i have i have the evidence and i'm going to out you. if you if you don't do what i ultimately ultimately they were hundreds of navy officers who involved about 33 of them pleaded guilty to crimes. others were given censures and other admi

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rachel: his name is leonard -- will: oh, leonard? sorry, leo.needs a few hugs and a couple days off. i think they're going to give him more than a few days off, apparently. i don't think he's being fired, or but i think he's under -- here's the statement from the university of oregon. as a public university with, we take our duties seriously to provide an environment that welchs diversity of thought and respect in alignment with our education. while we investigate, we are providing support for our concerned students and employees including resources and mental and emotional help. that's, that statement really encompasses everything that we're talking about here. and, by the way, why is this guy in charge of greek life? he seems totally disconnected from the do -- [laughter] fraternity environment. pete: amazing. yeah. there you go, university of oregon. what do you expect? i think there are probably a few trump supporters even at the university of oregon. rachel: i believe that. pete: they feel safe? st it's the dichotomy of all these universiti

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>> el cuerpo de roque, de 23 anos, fue hallado dentro de un contenedor de basura en la base fort leonardche sigue hospitalizado un nino de 8 anos que fue atendido por la patrulla en sarasota, florida. >> sarasota, florida. >> las imagenes son fuertes. >> usted puede ver lo que o ocurrio el pasado 26 de octubre, se vio primero a un menor pasar en una motocicleta por un costado de la patrulla y s segundos mas tarde como vio desde el interior de la p patrulla, se capta el momento en el que la gente de sarasota se percata que habia golpeado a su pequeno con el auto. >> el policia llega con el menor y ante la mirada atonita y gritos de los vecinos pide ayuda. >> el jefe de policia aseguro que revelaron estas imagenes para mantener la transparencia en un caso activo y que ahora trabajan junto a la patrulla de carreteras de florida para esclarecerlo. >> en espana, los equipos de rescate estan buscando mas cuerpos en los autos agolpados en las calles dentro de los edificios que se inundaron el lunes en el este del pais. >> el pais. >> llevan al menos 158 muertos. >> aqui en estados unidos, la ca

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. >> reporter: in the city of eureka we rode along with police commander leonard lafrance.t kind of calls have you been getting since the storm? >> we're seeing issues with roadways, trees that are down in the roadway or debris in the roadway. >> reporter: pieces of the roof that came flying off. >> that is the roof. >> reporter: just north, powerful wind from the bomb cyclone tore the roof off this community center. volunteers laid down makeshift tarps to prevent more water from getting inside. >> we always think it's going to happen to somebody else and feel bad about it. suddenly it happens to you. >> reporter: tough? >> yeah. yeah. it's a lot to absorb. >> everything was just flying. >> reporter: in western wshington, crews are still removing trees that fell on top of homes brought down by the high winds. >> we watched this come through the kitchen. right at us. >> reporter: on the east coast, rain in new york city a welcome sight just days after a drought warning was declared for the first time in over 20 years. and following weeks of wildfires, new jersey has lifted i

you don't include leonard leo they have shaped our supreme court which is becoming more important in congress and i well we try to stick with corporate live meeting your exactly right so much influence over policy and you'll the federal fiduciary leonard leo has billions of i think the country was interesting is that, most of the bugs about the rise of corporate power started write a book we wrapped up about a year ago when we finished the book, we sort of realize, that the company is not as much influence they had here's no relate to this. and you don't tell, from from the time the trunk got elected increasing number of democrats and republicans, came out more anticorporate we saw trump bashing going companies that moved overseas and he bashed amazon obviously for destroying retail industry and since trump left, increasing number of republicans in the senate and in the house corporate rhetoric so sort of see the companies starting to decline a bit influence they still have more influence but not as influential doesn't work use going to give a couple examples and u.s. companies the r

. >> dan leonard designed some of the world's most luxurious mega yachts. >> we did this one.this one also. >> the ultimate status symbol has a price tag. >> a watch has a price tag. nothing compares to this price tag. >> and for the richest of the rich, it's not just yachts. it's super yachts. one of the rarest super yachts. a sailing yacht worth $40 million. the bayesian. the ship dubbed unsinkable by some setting sail off the coast of sicily this august before the unthinkable happened this morning, desperate efforts to find six missing people after a luxury yacht sank 160ft down to the sea floor. >> how a boat like bayesian could have gone down so quickly. it just doesn't happen. this doesn't happen. >> even more shocking, the billionaire tech mogul who owned the ship among the missing setting off a full scale rescue mission and an investigation or ritenuto vero seemingly la sostanza di reality in question. >> omicidio composto e naufragio con el paso. >> it's haunting and terrifying. make no mistake about it. we want to know what happened and the epic tragedy raising quest

but mayor leonard re maintain confidence and hope. well, the future of san francisco's great highway is still up in the air and the votes are tallied for measure k. here are the latest results right now as you can see, yes on measure k at 52%. no at 47%. our veronica macias reports from ocean beach, where we're finding people on both sides >>>>just like the election results are showing for proposition k. there really seems to be a big divide when it comes to closing this stretch of the great highway. we talked to people who say leave things the way it is, how would people on the east side of the city feel if we came over and closed some of their streets? meanwhile there are people who say they would like to see a park out here so families could enjoy for recreational use and the beach. so what we know of measure k is that it would allow for a closure. a project of a park along the great highway between lincoln way and sloat. the proposal again includes a plan for a park for families to have more recreational use. the measure has creat

host: leonard, new york, independent line. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to ask about the viewpoint of project 2025 and of the department of education, the changes and overhauls they are thinking about doing. what about those who want to do like a secondary education? thank you. caller: it's a nine hut -- guest: it's a 900 page document, it's a lot to cover. in terms of project 2000 25, they want massive changes to the department of education. the prescription has been to abolish it. what we have seen from republicans and conservatives is that they are not fans of the biden administration forgiveness for student loans. i would expect additional forgiveness to end. host: after people voted and you look at exit polling at the end of the day, how did it look in terms of how people decided that how people decided they would vote for president? guest: it was an argument tailor-made for someone in the harris camp. someone who would not be persuaded by new conservative ideas. project 2025 played really well over the summer. i'm thinking back to t

and again, check out elizabeth leonard's terrific biogrhy. contraband.ean, mark grimsley argued this a long time ago, that the contraband order and the seizing of enslaved peleas really the crown weof the hard war policy. yet it disorders southern life. agn,t is aonviolent strategy, or at least non-lethal strategy in the apex oth union's consurgency strategy can be seen in missouri with general order number 11 issued by general ewing. this is an es a controversial order at the time it came as a response to the terrific guerrillance in missouri in 1863, promulgedy men like bloody bill anderson and william quantrill. and ewing finally makes cision issued in general orders number 11 in au to exile, to banish effectively all of the population of four border counties. these are western missouri counties along the kansas border in which guerrilla violence had been endemic. nearly 40,000 people are subject to the expulsion from their homes. many of those homes are then burned. so, again, it is a non-lethal strategy. on the other hand, it entails a great deal of

amador leonard, also sitting out.emember that ankle sprain fred warner suffered back in week four against the patriots. well, it turns out that was a lot more serious than originally thought. he's actually been playing on a fractured ankle since then. >> it was a fracture when i when i sprained it. so i mean anytime you fracture a bone it's going to if you just continue to play on it, the bone is usually not going to be able to heal itself, you know. so just got to continue to just fight through. it's something i deal with every game. i get on that table before the game and get it shot up every single game just to just to be able to roll the injury. >> of course, no longer keeping warner off the field. he says it is a lingering issue, though, one that he deals with every week. a bright spot coming out of practice today, though, linebacker dre greenlaw practice window was open. he has been out the entirety of this season dealing with a torn achilles that he suffered in the team's super bowl loss at the end of last seas

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in there, but they don't like this kind of talk, and one of the influential people on the right, leonard leo, who advised president trump on his appointments in the first trump administration, and remains a very powerful figure in the conservative legal movement, he said the other day -- this is almost an exact quote, not exact -- but he said, you know, it is rather undignified to treat justices like they are expired meet in the grocery store. so, you know, he is trying to tamp down that talk, too, maybe because it might have the wrong impact. could have a contrary impact on what the justices decide to do. but, anyway, that's -- >> in these final weeks, the 118th congress, senate democrats, are moving to expeditiously approved federal judges before the president's ch term ends. explained that procedure, and how both parties have used it to try to shape the judiciary? why is it important to watch? >> well, you know, in theory, the law is the law, and the judges will all apply it fairly. and we have to say that as far as we know, all justices do apply it fairly, it is just what they think