miss leonard, bring us up to date. we seen the news and we seen the cards coming in and out of buildings and tell us where we are and bring us up on the china trade talks. >> we've had two rounds of talks, if you will, the third one is happening the week after next with the secretary going over to china and we've had the white house and the chinese announce a deal in the framework of a deal that president trump then later this week earlier this week walked back from and said actually a new structure and we need to think about maybe this is not working out so well so the talks right now a lot of things with the north korea summit also are compensating the upcoming visits for the commerce secretary so i think a lot remains to be seen and changing by the hour. >> host: is blamed for us what issues are on the table with these talks and educators for a few minutes. then where are the major sticking points? >> guest: on the table, in the framework announcement the white house, where act products and lng products and the chin

leonard, thank you for being it easier and celebrating your book with us. he's joined by his sometime buddy and sometimes rival and ideas, doctor chopra was no slouch in translating complex ideas of consciousness and well-being into how you can activate our understandings of existence. i think he's done more than anyone in our analyst year to help us understand these complex ideas that are actually simple. yet, we don't tend to understand them until we experience them. with the chopra foundation they managed to create a space in which we can embrace them, live them and engage with them so that we not only intellectually get it but viscerally understand. he has translated [inaudible] which defy language into a contemporary understanding that we are slowly starting to embrace. doctor chopra, thank you so much for your meaningful contributions to understanding the important principles of adaptation, change in engageme engagement, understanding of community. so, this whole year at the ribbon or embracing this idea that the future is good and how do as the inter

yes any young cell biologist if you've heard of leonard he said oh yes, i know the limit.it's a tremendous discovery but was met with a huge amount of pushback. he had begun life with a chip on the shoulder and rejection by large of his discovery by biologist and figures graded on him. in any event, he made this discovery using fetal cells from abortions performed across the street at hospital of the university of pennsylvania now come back to that. he decided of the time -- he published this in the nih set up and paid attention and was like normal cells to divide a lab dish and now we can study aging now we can study how viruses infect cells and can do all these things that they said we will pay you to have leonard derive the cells for use by any funded paid handsomely which in 1962 was a lot of money and he began under contract driving the cells and read the fine print in the contract. as any lawyer can tell us, this will become important looks boring but it basically says when his contract is up the contractor, that is he slick and institute, turns over to the governmen

leonard would often appear in a turtleneck and a blazer in a studio and say good evening, welcome to-taped package in the film. when i was approached about doing it i said i'm interested, but i want to be on the ground. so i got to travel all around the world using anthony bourdain as a template. >> stephen: really? yeah, so i went to these places and conducted interviews myself. and we're trying to maintain the integrity of the original series, so look for things that are unexplained, unknown, mysteries of the universe. >> stephen: are we talking aliens? >> aliens. >> stephen: big foot, stonehenge -- that kind of stuff? >> some of that. we have an episode at aliens, atlantis, and artificial intelligence, life after death and mind control. we try to explore things from perspective of all the advantages in technology and science that we've benefited from in the last 40 years. so we're trying to keep the familiarity of the show, but to move it in a new direction and to invite audiences in, to look at things from the way that we see them now rather than the way that they were seen in th

but between sunday and thursday the people leonarding the home did that. her daughter emily says the first warning came when her mom check the security cameras early thursday morning. >> 3:00 a.m. my mother noticed the camera went out, the security camera went out. and that's when she thought something was wrong. >> emily who doesn't want her last name used says us that baste the burglars took the security cameras and that's not all. >> the tv is gone. everything in the kitchen basically, all the appliances, espresso machine, blender. >> the cleaning staff found the full extent of the damage later that day. to add insult to injury, they stole the washer and drier and apparently tried to take the dishwasher. >> and there was nothing gentle. this door ripped off the hinges. this hinge damaged so badly it comes off in your hands. >> the burglars also coated the floor steps and counters in vegetable oil in hopes of hiding the fingerprints. the family said they reported the crime to airbnb and waiting to hear back. the only message received so far is the one as

contrast that to the grey skies above saint leonards on sea in east sex, weight was drizzly with on andain through the day. on sunday will continue that theme of an east—west split but it will be a bit brighter in some eastern areas. the best of the sunshine will again be further west, but a better day to the south—east of england, up towards the midlands, compatible with on saturday. sunny spells, a bit of rain for anywhere from northumberland up to aberdeenshire. later in the day that rain will push up later in the day that rain will push up to the northern isles. most of us will have a decent day. dry with some sunshine, lifting temperatures to around 18 degrees. just a bit cool around the east coast, especially for eastern scotland with outbreaks of rain. that rain should clear away from the easter sunday evening and overnight. the potential for a bit more cloud and one or two showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. under those clear skies it will be quite a fresh start to the day. a rather chilly start your working week, but things will be improvin

barely a cloud in the sky and contrast that saint leonards on sea in sussex.y, the theme of an east and west split continues. a brighter for theme of an east and west split continues. a brighterfor eastern areas. the best of the sunshine further west, but a better day for the south west of england and up towards the midlands compared to what we had on saturday. sunny spells. rain from northumberland up to aberdeenshire and that rain will push up to the northern isles later in the day. early showers clearing from the south—west and lifting temperatures to 18 degrees. cool around the east coast particularly around the east coast particularly around north—east scotland. the rain clearing through sunday evening and overnight. the potential to some showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us under the clear skies it will be a fresh start to the day. a chilly start of the working week, but things should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france so quite slow moving. i pressure pushing into france so quite

president trump's inauguration to a shell corporation connected to a conservative legal activist, leonard leo. theas helped picked administrative nominees to life appointments on the bench. but back to the shell corporation. they received $2 million from a shell corporation with only three employees and no --.ic-facing sources say leonard liotta is directly involved in raising secret money used to pressure senators. why would these are anonymous conservative donors and activist spend tens of millions of dollars to get a judge on the bench? this administration is not looking for fair or impartial judges are nominees. they're looking for judges who will implement an agenda from the bench friendly to those who put them there. that brings us to masterpiece cake shop. three of those share things in common. ties to dark money organizations and an attempt to weaponize the first amendment to attack long-established civil rights. in masterpiece cake shop, a , they are pressing the novel claim that baking a wedding cake is constitutionally protected. for theovernment finds baker, business is sellin

the spurs may be set to offer kawhi leonard, the super max deal. played only nine games this season because of a right quad injury and there were a lot of questions about how hurt kawhi leonard really was. this year's inductees include two-time world cup champion brandy chastain, john mcveigh, as well as matt cain. and ex-dubs point guard, tim hardaw hardaway. >> we enjoyed it, we love going out there and competing. we lue going out there and just having fun with one another and helping your tehelping your teammates out on the field and on the court. that's what it was all about. >> giants and a's both off tonight. five homers in seven games. 11 bombs this season. power surge helped the giants move within two games of first place in the national league west. finally, watch this. ever play pop a shot? watch a master at work. >> wow. >> they held a contest during halftime of the cavs game. and this goi was a machine. locked on automatic. the bank was open all night long. he rack which you willy missed wunts or twice. otherwise, perfection. >> we have

for moore, john leonard, toyota research institute vp of automated driving research.ul to have you here. will humans not be interacting with vehicles? at the moment, you are working with a jewel sort of project. professor and.t. i have been involved in this technology my whole career. i have the opportunity to work with toyota, who chose boston as a place for its new research laboratories, for access to talent and the technology network. we are pursuing a dual strategy, something we call show for, fully self driving, but also something called guardian, which is a human driven car but an autonomy system in the background ready to take over to improve safety. it would is that mean just be a step toward fully autonomous vehicles? --ld the interim period me be that there would always be a human behind the wheel? >> i think there are many paths. self driving is the space race of the 21st century. we have the traditional oems, these startups, the tech giants. hats.are many different have clear to me we will human cars for a long time, the average cars on the road for at lea

the landlord 84-year-old leonard went to talk to the tenant about an eviction. the tenant, victor lugo, 71 pulled out a revolver in open fire . injuring the landlord and killing his daughter sabrina lew,30. >> i'm so sad, i knew that the landlord was her dad. sheriff's deputies called in the swat team and found the suspect dead from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. the landlord to spend the night in the icu and will survive. he is sedated and have not been able to speak to him yet. his daughter-in-law said that everyone is scrambling to make sense of what happened. she said the tragedy was a result of more senseless gun violence. this neighbor said that she and sabrina shared a love for animals. >> she was such a nice person. very amicable, she took long walks with her dog. she was a pet lover. very genuine person. >> reporter: she said she's in shock that her neighbor died over a landlord-tenant dispute. >> there's always means to negotiate. in a rational manner. taking a life. it was not worth it. >> reporter: not much is known about the suspect. he kept to hi

they stole everything, leonard! everything. are you the roommate? yeah, leonard hofstadter.1 to report a robbery. oh, my god, what did they get? what didn't they get? they got my enchanted weapons, my vicious gladiator armor, my wand of untainted power, and all my gold! you called the police because someone hacked your world of warcraft account? what choice did i have? the mighty sheldor, level 85 blood elf, hero of the eastern kingdoms, has been picked clean, like a carcass in the desert sun. plus, the fbi hung up on me. (wheezing) into the bag. they took my battle ostrich!

contrast that to the rather grey colours in the sky above st leonards on sea in east sussex, where itn and off rain through the day. now, on sunday we will continue to see that theme of an east—west split. but it will be brighter for some eastern areas. the best of the sunshine again will be further west. but it will be a better day for the south—east of england up towards the midlands compared to what we had on saturday. sunny spells, i think. bit of rain anywhere for the like of northumberland up towards aberdeenshire, and later in the day that rain will push up for the northern isles. any early showers should clear from the south—west quite quickly. most of us having a decent day. dry with some sunshine. lifting temperatures to around 18 degrees. just a bit cooler around the east coast, particularly eastern scotland with outbreaks of rain. that rain should clear away from the east through sunday evening and overnight. the potential for more cloud and one or two showers to push through into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us, under those clear skies, it w

♪ (birds chirping) well, good morning, leonard.eonar-- i know it's not my well-behaved son, luke, who'd never take our car out without a license and get arrested. i took the car for a good reason.

raymond leonard smith jr.what she called him before he was snatched away abducted by the babysitter shirley. where was he now? geri gave us a copy of the birth certificate and he would be just about 40 now. and our chances of finding him seemed, frankly, slim. we called ray smiths all over the country. ray smith in colorado and ray smith in maryland, new jersey, kansas, but did he go by the name ray smith? and then a call back. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to the birth certificate, it was geri, and he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself was sad. sounded like they had a rough life

leonard in new york.. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from bayside, new york. >> okay, man what's up? >> caller: i'd like your thoughts on exelixis. >> another biotech they are not working now i won't say other than for total spec should you buy it joaquin in florida joaquin. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah >> caller: i have volatility driving me crazy when i buy it goes down, when i sell it goes up. i have one next with money gram. >> that's not a high quality stock. you have to have quality with payments and processing there are better stocks. stay away. john in texas, john. >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah from john in dallas. >> oh, dallas, okay. maybe improve this year, maybe not. good luck to witten. how can i help >> caller: first, thank you for everything you do for us investors. >> thank you >> caller: my stock is mnst. >> i think mnst seems to have run out of gas i'm not going to put my two thumbs up. i'm going this way >> don't buy >> james in california james. >> caller: how you doing >> good, jam

the landlord of the complex 84-year-old leonard lew and his daughter went to talk to a tenant about a pending investigators. investigators say the tenant, 71-year-old victor lugo, pulled out a revolver opening fire injuring lu and killing his daughter, 30-year-old sabrina. -- injuring lew and killing his daughter, 30-year-old sabrina. >> i'm so sad to hear it was her because i knew the landlord was her dad. >> reporter: after removing the victims, the s.w.a.t. team found the suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his apartment. the revolver was at his feet. the injured landlord spent the night in the icu and is expected to survive. family members tell me he is intubated and sedated and so neither they nor sheriff's investigators have been able to talk to him yet. his daughter-in-law told me by phone everyone is scrambling to make sense of what happened. she said the tragedy was the result of, quote, more senseless gun violence. this neighbor said she and sabrina shaved a love for animals. --shared a love for animals. >> she was a very nice person, very loving with all of

(water running) leonard, are you in the shower? leonard: i can't hear you! i'm in the shower! the shower, but that's moot now! what? moot! rendered unimportant by recent events! i can't hear you! i'm in the shower! i have to skip the chitchat. emergency. what kind of emergency? mathematical-- 32-ounce banana smoothie, 16-ounce bladder. you might not want to do that. i assure you i do. sheldon, i'm not alone in here. what?! hello, sheldon. what are you doing in there? she can't be in here! we were in here first; you can't be in here. according to the roommate agreement, paragraph nine, subsection b, "the right to bathroom privacy is suspended in the event of force majeure." and believe me, i am experiencing

[applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction, dean leonard. i appreciate your many decades of service to the federal courts and the legal academy. president creed, dr. hammond, chairman keith, faculty members, family, friends, and graduates, i want to share with you the most important question a lawyer can ask, what if we are wrong? lawyers are supposed to get the facts and the law right, but sometimes even we make mistakes. so the habit of asking that question before making an important decision is the key to being a good lawyer. everyone understands that things do not always go according to plan. but that is just a subset of a broader truth, things almost never go according to plan. the good news is, that is not a cause for distress. in fact, accepting that nothing ever goes as planned is one of the most valuable life lessons. when you study the history of successful people, there always appears to be an obvious logic to their career paths. it is amazing how each person was in precisely the right place, atust the rig time, with exactly the r

leonard leo helped pick thi the judges. it has come full circle. they want to establish civil-rights through dark money efforts. just to scor data justice neil core such. [inaudible] they funded millions into the janice case. the aim is to create legions of anti- labored judges, colonists and more. the american people are being asked to believe that he will make an unbiased decision in this case and that his choice to overrule established precedent would have absolutely nothing to do with the tens of millions of dollars spent to get him on the bench. even just today, we saw his decision in lewis which ruled that corporations, as a requirement for employment can force workers to sign away their rights to join together and sue corporations and courts. when they've been cheated on overtime, discriminated against and when they might have even had to confront sexual harassment in the workplace. they have a deep knowledge of these decisions and the judges being appointed. i'm pleased to introduce you to our gas. billy courier. we are excited to have him

. >> reporter: again, leonard lui in icu at marine general and he's expected to survive. reporting live in mill valley, kpix5. >>> a woman accused of dragging a chp officer as he clung to the side of her jeep pleaded not guilty today. 33-year-old nicole wade charged with 20 counts including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. wade was arrested last friday on interstate 80 near the bay bridge. she was trying to get away from a traffic stop when an officer clung to her window. she allegedly dragged him about a thousand feet hitting two cars along the way. the officer was able to grab the steering wheel and force her to stop. police later discovered wade had three outstanding warrants out of contracosta county and she's being held without bail and back in court next friday. >>> prominent chef under arrest accused of robbing thousands of collars from a bay area bank. contracosta county sheriff's office said it happened wednesday morning at the citi bank branch. suspect is 54-year-old valentino luchin. he was a former owner and executive chef at a restaurant. sh

it's not a date, leonard.woman hanging out, not having sex at the end of the night. sounds like most of my dates. sheldon: oh, dear lord, get away from me, you monster! what is that about? well, he's smart and crazy enough, he may have actually created a monster.

even before the trip occurred, folks back at the agency were looking over the people that leonard leo others had urged them to get together with. and noticed on the schedule the names. their job is to vet the people that the administrator is going to meet with. and the name cardinal pell shows up. someone is vetting it and says, wait a second, this guy is under investigation for potentially being involved in sexual abuse. so they advised pruitt's aides to cancel the get-together. they went ahead with it anyway. so it was a irregular from the start. >> so you have this -- there's an internal debate to proceed with the meeting with card until pell. you have people going back and forth on whether they should do it. and basically, they urge him to cancel. they have the dinner anyway. okay. we also know from the documents that they knew exactly what they were doing, they were having dinner with this guy on purpose, it's in an internal schedule, right? we have a document, you have a document in which they have on the schedule, dinner with cardinal pell. >> no. there's e-mails from may of 20

now we are looking to bring an exhibition called leonard colin, a crack in everything. an exhibition originated in montreal. it is a celebration of his genius in poetry and music, in art, inspiring artists from all over the world to make new work that's the kind of show that is bringing to san francisco. then we work together to think about concepts that we feel we can explore under this large tent around culture, history, art, and ideas. we develop exhibitions that we think are timely, that we think are of interest to our audiences. an example are the pair of exhibitions we are working on now for next year that really look for the first time from a jewish perspective at two women that are related to the bible, ester and sally may. couldn't be more different. each show, the one that comes out of the study of ester and of sally may allows us to look at topics around how women are depicted and very current issues around for instance the me too movement. it's very important to us that our original exhibitions be very relevant to what's going on in the world right now. >> s

the other victim 84-year-old leonard lu is still in icu. 71-year-old victor lugo is the suspect. >>>ighway 4 is open again after a horrific accident in discovery bay. two cars were involved in the crash, one ending up on its roof. one person had moderate injuries, three others minor injuries. officers describe it as a high- speed crash. he cause is under investigation. >>> it's only been a week since bart officially approved its extension into downtown san jose, and it's already facing a hurdle. anne makovec on the lawsuit just filed by a major bay area sports team that could stop the project in its tracks. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the sharks organization will be negatively impacted by construction and lost parking here near the s.a.p. center and that transportation officials haphazardly pushed through the plan for this bart station underground. the sharks sports and entertainment company is suing the santa clara valley transportation authority and bart saying because vta is so biased in favor of its own transportation systems, it refused to consider studies or conduct studies t

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beautiful sunshine birth of the grey skies at saint leonards on sea in sussex.n sunday we are looking at cloudy conditions persisting in the east with the best of the sunshine in the west. one or two showers in the far south—west will ease away. the rain anywhere from northumberland into aberdeenshire and the northern isles as well. for the rest of the country not a bad day. a better day for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees. it should feel fine on sunday afternoon. as we work our way into sunday evening we keep the rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles. this line of cloud stretching down across the south east. for most of us clear and dry conditions. temperatures into single figures first thing monday morning. the weather should improve over the next few days. high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores across the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should brighten. still one or two showers lingering in ea

twenty sixteen his debut album inspiration was released in january it's mainly classical with a bit of leonard cohen and bob marley thrown in it made it straight into the u.k. album charts top twenty. in order and coast of france has reopened after two years of reconstruction and is now the biggest in europe. the french national sea center north sea car has four new aquariums with huge windows and an artificial reef the complex is home to fifty eight thousand marine animals. the new building was designed by jack and sophie usually and gives viewers a unique insight into marine life. every whitson the village of el will c.e.o. in and on the sea of spain is packed with hundreds of thousands of catholic pilgrims. most arrive on the saturday prayers are held in front of the church on with sunday after midnight an unusual ritual is held when people jump over the fence that protects a shrine containing a statue of the virgin mary it is then carried in a procession around the village which is home to just eight hundred inhabitants. britain's most famous horticultural event has gotten under way in lon

(chuckles) leonard, you can get a little asthma inhaler. oh, this is neat. think about all the action figures we've bought over the years. it would be kind of cool to have ones that look like us. don't you think? yeah, if that's your idea of what's cool, you should get one. yeah, so, i'm out. what do you think, sheldon? want an action figure that looks just like you? would it come with kung-fu grip? no.

. >> host: jenny leonard is a bloomberg reporter specializing in trade. we've been talking about us china trade, bloomberg .com is the place to go to read more of her work and her colleagues. they keep your time in inside this morning. >> coming up in just over 20 minutes will bring you to a review of the recent enniskillen venezuelan election. we'll hear from a venezuelan congressman and former president of the country's national assembly. the center for strategic and international studies host the event and it is live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. while the way. to start more from today's washington journal will hear from james and debra fellows talking about their book, a trend that chronicles their book of their journey across america's small towns. >> host: joining us at the table is jim fellows, longtime national correspondent for the atlantic and frequent guest over the years. thank you for joining us. debra follows who is a writer in her own right in a linguist in our two guests are married. we want to point out that the two of you spent sever

. >> leonard lance, thank you for joining me from across the river in new jersey. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you. i appreciate that. coming up next, the so-called joke that left many people cringing. the question of the tone inside >>> does he bear responsibility for the tone set here at the white house and for all the staffers. >> he certainly does, he has done a good job of laying out what the priorities of the administration are. and what they are doing is helping impact americans all across the country. >> the white house press secretary pushing back on reports that an aide joked about senator john mccain's opposition to the c.i.a. director nominee by saying he doesn't matter because he's dying, anyway. this is the "new york times" reports president trump went on a new tirade against the homeland security secretary which nearly led to her resignation. my panel is back with me, rick, how do you characterize the tone the president is setting for the administration. >> kristen welker has it exactly right. the tone comes from the top down and the fact that a comment like that was l

contrast that to the grey skies above saint leonards on sea on east sussex where there was quite a bitnday we are looking at those cloudy conditions persisting in the east. the best of the sunshine to be found for the west across the country. one or two showers across the fast south—west first thing. they should ease away. that rain into the northern isles as well. for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. a better day for the south—east and was the midlands. damages towards 18. should feel find during sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. —— temperatures. into sunday evening, we keep rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles. and we have a line of cloud towards east anglia and the south—east. one or two showers into monday. for most of us clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures down in single figures monday morning. the weather should improve as we had through the next few days. that is because low pressure will sit across parts of f

i have a lawsuit out here against leonards. it's the same thing when it comes to the toxins. it's not acceptable, and they would never do it in another neighborhood in this city. it's always bayview-hunters point that gets the raw end of the stick, always. [applause]. >> miss bravo? >> so i need a little support here, so i'm going to use my notes. thanks for your patience. so san francisco leadership in city hall got us into this pickle we're in when they did not plan for the influx of wealthy tech workers who now need housing. everybody agrees we need more affordable housing, but we need more responsible development which hasn't always happened. we've got 300 families living on the hunters point shipyard development. let's not forget treasure island development. $5 billion is going to be poured into that development. we need to check both sites to make sure they are not toxic. a moratorium, absolutely. we need to protect citizens. those 300 dpfamilies that are that possibly toxic soil, we need to make sure they're safe and anyone else who goes into any of these new developme

is talking leonard about the u.s. china trade talks. we have the phone numbers on the bottom of the screen for you. we look forward to talking to you. here is a little bit from president trump talking about the status of the trade talks. >> look at what we're doing on trade. china, much different. different reporting. we don't want to do that. we are working well and hard with china. i. blame china for this. china has been taken advantage for manyited states decades. our representatives for missing in action. deficit withe china of at least $375 billion. we had massive theft of intellectual property to the hard to values $300 billion a year. .hat is all ending our relationship with china is a good one. --old president she president xi i don't blame china, i blame the united states for allowing this to happen. what did you hear there? guest: we are not making a deal. when you go to his tweets from last week he referred to a deal. he touted the deal saying this is going to be amazing for american farmers. now he is walking it back. the ad

the two victims have been identified as 84-year-old landlord leonard lou and his daughter 30-year-oldabrina lou. when they went to talk to attendant about a pending eviction, the tenant pulled out a gun and opened fire, injuring lou and killing his daughter. the shooter, 71-year-old victor lugo, turned the gun on himself. the neighbor told us that she is in shock that people had to die as the result of a landlord- tenant dispute. >> there is always means to negotiate or put your complaints out rationally. but taking a life, i do not think it is worth it. >> the landlord spend the night in icu and is expected to survive. not much is known about the suspect. neighbor said he kept to himself. >>> oakland mayor libby shaft held a town hall meeting today at the west oakland senior center. she has a number of meetings scheduled before this year's mayoral election. she took questions and spoke about several issues, including homelessness, the housing crisis, and free education. reporting. >> that is just too much time. i cannot believe it when you say you lived here all your life. it is unbe

contrast that to the rather grey skies above st leonards on sea in east sussex, where there was quitethrough the day on sunday we are looking at those cloudy conditions persisting in the east, the best of the sunshine to be found further west across the country. one or two showers across the west and south—west in the morning, those should clear away. rain from northumberland towards aberdeenshire, but for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. better today for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees, should feel quite fine on sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, then we have this line of cloud stretching down towards east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first

beautiful blue skies and sunshine on saturday, but contrast that to the rather grey skies above saint leonardsthose cloudy conditions will persist in the east, the best of the sunshine once again to be found further west. one or two showers around the far south—west first thing, they should ease away. rain from anywhere around northumberland up from anywhere around northumberland up towards aberdeenshire and into the northern isles. for the rest of the northern isles. for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. a better day for the south—east of england towards the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees should feel quite fine during sunday afternoon with those light winds. as we work our way through into sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the final of scotland, especially for the northern isles. a line of cloud stretching downpours east anglia and the south—east, perhaps one or two showers into the early hours of monday. most of us will have clear and dry conditions, so quite a fresh started working week. temperatures will down in

the man in question is do leonard. first grocery store that i went into when i first arrived in america. thanks for having me. [laughter] let's get right at it. you have a program of preventative care for your employees. give me an example of what, how to prevent, what you doing. >> we are in the food business and people shop for food. how much are lobsters, filet mignon, people we found in the way healthcare cost. for instance, if you have to go get a colonoscopy, $2800 you would have to pay, most people don't even know how much it cost. you can go get the same thing by sometimes the same doctors for $1500. >> so you're telling your employees, did you give them a bonus. >> we show them how to save money and we also show them the other places they can go. like yelp and trip advisor, we give them ratings from other people who have went to these clinics. so they are able to say they are savings us thousands of dollars and we communicated to everybod everybody. >> i believe you're also telling them, please go to a clinic