robert leslie is a well known and well respected physician here. emergency medical clinics. >> they took you as you are. they loved you as you came to them. they loved everyone that they met. >> reporter: it's a sunny wednesday afternoon. dr. leslie, his wife and two of their grandchildren, ada and noah are all home. hvac technicians are outside working. >> 9-1-1. >> yes, ma'am, i think we have had some trouble at 4456 marshal road. >> what's going on marshal road? >> i think there's been a bad shooting. >> reporter: a concerned neighbor out cutting grass hears shots and sees someone in the distance. >> the guy walked on out of the house. i'm quite sure i seen him from a distance. it looked like a black guy. >> reporter: by 4:45 p.m., sheriff's deputies are called to the leslie's home. >> deputies arrived eight minutes after the two 9-1-1 calls and then we began to put together a team to clear the house of dr. robert leslie. >> reporter: the doctor, his wife and two grandchildren are found dead on the scene. as well as the hvac contractor james lew

>> first of all, leslie, welcome.t a treat to have you on this late -- early friday evening to be talking about this stuff. look, the news today maybe was a bit of a surprise in terms of the percentage of the vote that went i guess in favor of amazon but if you listen to amazon, they are saying this isn't about us, this is about what the workers chose for themselves amazon, you know, depending on who you ask and whether it's their effective tax rate and 193 billion net worth of jeff bezos and some of the workin conditions we've heard about for the company over the last year or so in the pressure of employees, look, there is a lot of negative sentiment with amazon but today's news seem s to be on some level, a national referendum maybe it was, maybe it wasn't. looks like amazon came away the winner. >> what do you make of the fact amazon is a company, they have recently increased the minimum wage and their side of the campaign is we provide good jobs we plorovide good wages. why pay union dues if you have this is it li

people said "leslie, why did you give him a platform?" when i thought people would hear the interview, they would come away with the hatred and ignorance he had and it wouldn't help the kkk's numbers, but some people thought that was contrary, and it would be a different outcome. you need to report everything, but you have to report the facts. but i think lester holt might have been getting to and could have said in a better way is if we as members of the media -- we all are members of the media -- continue to perpetrate information that could lead to something deadly, for example, massive fraud, election was stolen, that led to some of the reporting, the events that came about january 6th, that is dangerous. you have to hear all sides. when i first started, there was a fairness doctrine, and you had to because you were forced to. >> emily: lisa, i would like you to respond. >> lisa: leslie, i love you, but you are a liberal opinion host and you said you used to work in journalism. that's the crux of the issue that we have with today's me

leslie, your thoughts? >> leslie: well, can we have universal background checks, kayleigh?upport that as well. let's talk about the green new deal in fact-check this legislation versus the green new deal. the green new deal would be about $7 trillion more than this and they want to hit zero emissions by 2030, that's not this plan at all and let's talk about the expanded definition of infrastructure, bret touches upon setting that is accurate, we are changing as a society, we've evolved and progressed and there are a couple things only look at what happens, that we need to have our water pipelines brought up to speed and up to grade into the same with our electric grid after we saw what happened in texas and also the minority communities are low income communities in this country that are disproportionately affected when we have crises within our water system or electric system. infrastructure is an area that's always had bipartisan support, not just among the voters but among legislators. obviously everybody keeps kicking it down the road which is odd because politically in

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leslie falconio, ubs senior strategist.go, we had a statement from the white house led by jared bernstein. here is the title, "pandemic prices and assessing inflation in the months ahead." they expect what we see in the months ahead to be transitory. here is a white house right now looking to control the narrative around the next several months because they are looking to do a whole lot more. the last thing they want is for media organizations and individuals, the public, the electorate, the officials to run away with this idea that it is anything but transitory and hint at their effort to do even more in the months and year ahead. tom: tomorrow we get cpi. jonathan: it has everything to do with that. how did they control what the messaging looks like at side of that? tom: they don't. we saw a list of some ppi statistics this morning. the markets will react to it as it always does. lisa: and they are not alone. i was looking at a long time bond bull that has gotten it right again and again, and they expect psychosis around

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phillip adams forced entry into the leslie's home. dr. robert leslie, his wife barbara and their two grandchildren. a 9-year-old and a 5-year-old. he also shot two people outside, air conditioning workers who were at the house on a job one of them did not survive. the other is in critical condition. police have not been able to establish a motive they say there is nothing right now that makes sense to anyone dr. robert leslie is being described as a pillar of this community, someone who was well loved and well respected in a statement the leslie family says the losses they are suffering cannot be uttered at this time but because of their faith they say, quote, we do not grieve as those without hope we are enveloped by peace that surpasses all understanding. to that end our hearts are bent towards forgiveness and peace, towards love and connectedness dr. robert leslie was 70 years old. his wife barbara was 68. his grandchildren, aida and noah were 9 and 5 james lewis, the air conditioning technician who was at work was 38 kendis. >> there

the film was being produced by a woman named leslie chow and a big chinese production company with audget. >> she said, i'm impressed with the work you've done, i'd love for you to come here. >> one person with power, one person with money, can turn your world around. >> every time i went back to them with a question, they came back to me with absolute, definitive reasons why they wanted me for the role. they even quoted people i'd worked with in the past. >> this person was doing their research and reaching out to people with just enough familiarity to make them think it was a legitimate opportunity. >> reporter: heather would be getting a huge paycheck and other amazing perks, like a research trip to jakarta, indonesia. she had to arrive as soon as possible. >> we needed to cover flights, because as far as they were concerned, the chinese film companies work that way. >> reporter: $5,000 spent on a ticket to jakarta. leslie, the producer, had arranged for a driver to pick her up. >> i was asked to bring some money with me, in u.s. dollars, to give to the driver. you know, $1,000. a

what is your response, leslie? >> when i was growing up 20 minutes from plymouth, massachusetts and i would visit there every year for a field trip it was all kumbaya about thanksgiving, native americans and the pilgrims. i wasn't taught the massacres that took place and how the white people came to the united states and robbed and murdered native americans. that has been accurately represented. what i also didn't learn and what i think they want to do with the 1619 project, which many in the democrat party find some elements too radical, what i want and i think a lot of parents want regardless of their political leaning is to have accurate representation of history. for example, black contributions historically which aren't being taught today or the consequences and ramifications of slavery which also aren't being taught today in classrooms and textbooks. that needs to be changed. >> harris: let's not blanket with just one covering every school district and every school in america because you have many that have a

please welcome back to the show, the delightful leslie jordan welcome back, leslie >> thank you thanky >> thank you things have been arriving, balloons, you wouldn't believe t's just been so festive around here i'm in a hotel in tennessee visiting my mom. and i've got a tiny bit of strep throat but i would not have missed this for the world. so i'm dropped up and i'm ready to go. >> seth: we really appreciate you pushing through the discomfort of strep throat this was not a book that you planned on writing we talked about this last time you were here and yet, it came to fruition. and would you please -- i think it would be better in your voice than mine. could you share the first line of your book for us? >> the first line on my book is "how --" wait a minute "well, [ bleep ], how y'all doing? which my mother was horrified. she said, "you weren't raised to cuss and talk like that. i said, "well, i bought you a condo, so. [ laughter ] >> seth: how did this come about? did the -- publisher reached out to you, yeah >> they did. and i wasn't expecting it at all. they called and set up a l

this time around, she's going to have to find a way to defend it. >> bret: leslie?ions who signed a two-page ad in "the new york times" opposing discrimination in voting rights. >> bret: ah. there you go, that headline. wonder what paper that is in. trey, you are up. >> just a breyer fires law clerks and hires food tasters as retirement talk swirls by democrats. >> bret: so, the question is, do they nudge him out or don't they? >> it is hard to get rid of somebody who has a lifetime job, so federal judges do not listen to much anybody, but they keep trying. >> bret: panel, that's pretty good. quick headlines. thank you. tomorrow on "special report," republicans are already lining up to take on georgia's newly elected senator, rafael warnock. we will introduce you to one of the potential challengers live on "special report." also, don't forget my five-part documentary series "the unauthorized history of taxes quote," streaming on fox nation, getting a lot of hits and response to it already. it really lays out the history of taxes and something everybody should know.

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picker leslie, thank you.hat's the appetite for ipos, and has it changed over the last few months from the enormous enthusiasm we were seeing last year >> i think the appetite has been tested because we have had this massive issuance the spac game has slowed down a bit. part of that is the log jam of these deals getting out and some cold water being thrown on some spac deals by s.e.c. guidance. but i think there's appetite for new ideas, appetites for stocks not in people's indexes. but the ipo etf, the fact that it did so well and it seemed like an easy game never made a lot of sense there were a lot of 2-year-old ipos in there so i think the whole thing has cooled down. maybe it's going to be a little more selective in general the supply dynamic has gotten a little tough at times and it's one of the reasons that you've had 4% or 5% shakeouts we've had this year. >>> just a little two minutes left to go, looking pretty good. how about the internals? >> they're solid if you look at the new york stock exchange

leslie is. >> a lot of people know who dr. leslie is. and according to the website for riverview hospice and palliative care, dr. leslie had been practicing in the area for quite some time. and he was board certified in emergency medicine and said that he had four grown children and eight grandchildren. the suspect apparently in custody. they are still trying to figure out the motive behind the shooting. poppy, jim? >> another week, another mass shooting in america. it is tragic reality in this country, amara. thank you for the reporting. >>> democratic senator joe manchin pleading with his fellow lawmakers not to move to eliminate the legislative filibuster. he writes the consequences could be profound and argues, quote, our nation may never see stable governing again. he is making this case in a new "washington post" opinion piece this morning. the timing is key because this comes just as the biden administration is moving to try to use reconciliation potentially again to push through its more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan and t

long democrat strategist, radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. 2020 libertarian party vice president candidate spike cohen. he is going to break everything down. i'm very much looking forward to all this. welcome what it all. so tom bevan, it's a little too early for him to take a total victory lap, but he will tout some of his successes. but what would you like to hear from the president? [laughter] he is proposing something of $4 trillion tonight. as blake just mention he's going to push the american jobs with us introducing a new planet 2 trillion. it would be nice to know how he is going to pay for that. we know some of the details of that. i'm not sure how much she's going to expose in terms of the taxes he wants to race in halford on the letter that's going to go in terms of hitting into the middle class. but he's going to take a victory lap no question about that part also expecting to touch on criminal justice reform. that's something that's a hot topic right now for the houses but a couple of bills out there there's talk of work with tim

leslie kiernan. i want to welcome each of them to today's hearing but especially senator nelson who previously served with distinction as ranking member of this committee. we're delighted to have former senator kay bailey hutchinson to introduce senator nelson. they both set a great example for us by leading the effort to pass bipartisan, nasa authorization legislation. a tradition that i hope our committee will continue this congress. we're glad to have our colleague, senator marco rubio to provide another introduction for senator nelson since the two of them represented the state of florida together in the senate for several years. finally, it's good to have my friend, former commerce secretary, penny pritzker. my constituents and i care deeply about making sure nasa has strong and capable leadership. you know the space center is in my home state of mississippi. senator nelson has experience in setting goals and priority policies for nasa beginning with the sub committee of the house, space and sci

fox news contributor leslie marshall with the west coast perspective. of course recent editor at large and cohost of the fifth column podcast it is now. [laughter] is going to say a bad word i'm not matt welch is here. to studio up to be a nice lady, welcome everyone. congrats and the new digs kennedy i really like it. so gaia, the teachers unions are -- they can be summed up in that rant. and one person sort of represents all of the teachers union spree that is randy weingarten. she is the one who's been so instrumental in keeping kids out of classrooms saying that the cdc does not understand science. although there are reports saying kids can return to classes of 3 feet of social distancing was arrived at through science, what are your thoughts? >> i'm glad you brought up randy weingarten in addition to the teacher iran california. among the most powerful unions in the country what is she been up to over the past few weeks questioning at a very public way self is all over the place. been jetting from state to state with fellow adults in the teachers u

leslie, start with you.oesn't benefit us and you see the speaker of the house saying we'll do a study, right? who is us? who is aoc representing? >> aoc is representing her district in new york and one of the squad as you know and she is a key leader in the more progressive further left leaning faction of my party. the majority of us, myself included and np and others are moderate. 1869 and changed six time and it has been done and looked at. if the house speaker says i won't even put it to the floor for a boat and two big name senators on the left saying manchin and durbin not in favor of it. the president had said he wasn't in favor of it and has been looking into it since. >> harris: is that what he said? >> i'm not sure this would come about and a lot of things that aoc puts forth because it is not the majority of the democratic party don't necessarily bear out to end up in her favor or the progressive faction of the party. >> harris: i've heard you say that. you are not the us that aoc is representing t

the suspect reportedly had been treated by doctor leslie in the past and adams parents live nearby.ms was drafted by the forty-niners he played for the patriots raiders jeffs and falcons. >> there's nothing about this right now. that makes sense to any of us. and that's why we're working so hard to try to more some >> any family to special the latest parents and children the same time coming at us my heart goes out canonize. >> investigators did spent hours negotiating with adams at his parents. house using a loudspeaker. they said some point he took his own life. investigators still trying to figure out a motive. >> oakland. police are investigating a shooting that killed a woman. the shooting was reported just before 9 o'clock last night on 77th avenue just a few blocks. south east of hagan burger road. police say they found a woman who had been shot. she died shortly after that. the victim's name is being withheld until her family is notified. if you have any information about this shooting. you are asked to contact oakland police. >> there is a new effort under way to try to cur

leslie van houten just came up for her 20th attempted parole and was turned down again. the manson stigma is such that no governor is ever going to let one of the killers out. i will say this with van houten. and again, now i've spent an awful lot of time with her, with crinwinkle. people ask, do you think they're really sorry? yes, i do. they both -- when i would interview them -- knew that i was writing things that were not necessarily going to reflect well on them. they accepted that. they always told me to tell the truth when i asked them questions. they didn't know the other people i was talking to, and they didn't know before i would put anything they told me in the book, that i would have to hear it from somebody else, too, just to be on the safe side. they accept that they did unforgivable acts. they are remorseful. yes, they are resentful of manson, but now they don't just say it was him. that they should have not done it. they are in their own ways attempting in prison to make some kind of amends. leslie van houten just finished her masters degree in philosophy

the leslie's their 2 grandchildren and an h vacc worker were all killed. a second worker was shot and critically injured. south carolina congressman says leslie was a suspect's doctor and that adams parents lived near the doctor's home. adams was drafted by the forty-niners played for the patriots and the raiders as well as the jets and falcons. he also suffered a number of injuries in the nfl, including concussions and a broken left ankle. >> there's nothing about this right now. that makes sense to any of us. and that's why we're working so hard to try to more information >> anybody, any family to especially the last place the latest parents and children of the same time coming. i just my heart goes out to less than a mile. >> investigators say they found adams at his parents house nearby around 2.30 this morning and at some point he took his own life. investigators are still trying to figure out what the motive may have been in the shootings. president biden says guns kill about a 100 americans every single day and he took executive action today. he say

lloyd - - leslie is a lawyers lawyer.r clients for her astute expertise and say around judgment. and with the same command of the law and judgment to the role of general counsel. over the course of her career, leslie has demonstrated a commitment to bipartisanship, thoughtfully representing democrats and republicans. she has developed a reputation for excellence efficiency and discipline and is a darn good lawyer. it comes as no surprise she is nominated to such a crucial role. is confirmed leslie will work alongside thousands of public servants at the department of commerce who might deeply admire and respect i am confident they will work tirelessly to fulfill the critical mission for job creation for more americans. put simply, i am very proud i trust her judgment and her willingness to once again serve our country. department of commerce success is our country success. in my opinion leslie will serve those that want - - both the department and the secretary with distinction. thank you again for inviting me to join you

and leslie kiernan. we are delighted to have ted bailey hutchison joining us remotely to introduce senator nelson. senators nelson and hutchinson sent a great example by leading the effort to pass bipartisan nasa authorization legislation, a tradition i hope our committee will continue. we are also glad to have marco rubio to provide another introduction for senator nelson, since the two of them represented the state of florida together in the senate for several years. it is good to have my friend eddie pritzker joining us virtually to introduce ms. kiernan. i care about making sure nasa has strong and capable leadership. senator nelson has extensive experiment -- experience for nasa. he personally flew on the 24th flight of the space shuttle , participating in experiments while in orbit. nelson also served as both the chair and ranking member of this committee's space and science subcommittee. through these positions, he was instrumental in shepherding numerous nasa authorization bills. he will be impor

howard: let me get your response, leslie are.so we had kamala harris, the first black vice president in american history, saying this is a problem meeting the larger questions of violence and racism. a problem for all americans, not just people of color. >> it is. i mean, quite frankly, we were watching different speeches, mollie, no surprise. i didn't find it hateful and divisive. i think he meant a just verdict which, quite frankly, if you look at polls, the majority of americans agreed with. and i think we need to -- howe wait a minute, when you say a just verdict, i certainly don't disagree, with but the president was clearly signaling that in his mind the right verdict was a guilty verdict before the jury had reached its verdict. >> right. and he has that opinion, and prime ministers like him and -- prime ministers like him and in the past -- howard: which doesn't make it right. that was a misstep, and it's been a misten by other presidents as well, no? >> well, if you're asking my opinion, no, i disagree with you. i definit

. >> leslie: my winner is my state of california.d lockdowns and my loser josh hawley, not only the only republican, the only senator to vote against an anti-asian hate crime bill. >> shannon: yeah, and he does have an explanation on social media about that if you want to know why. mollie, finish this up. >> molly: yes, my winner is dana white who head ufc. he is hosting a fight this weekend, a 15,000 people will be in attendance indoors in jacksonville, florida. he really wanted to push back against some of the pandemic craziness and he is hosting that fight. my loser is lebron james who threatened that columbus police officer who saved the life of the young woman and put out some really offensive commentary about it at a time when he should have been showing some leadership. >> shannon: well, all of us need to take a breath when these things happen we always learn much more down the road. lady, thank you very much. >> thank you, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: when we come back, "notable quotables." ♪ ♪ the same. the rx cr

robert leslie, his wife barbara, their 2 young grandchildren along with in h vacc worker who was there on the property. all 5 of them were killed there was a second h vacc worker. also, they're working on the property. he was also shot. he is critically hurt and in the hospital tonight, the sheriff tells me this point in time. they've not to figure out what if any kind of motive there is in the shooting. phillip adams, as you mentioned earlier, was drafted by the san francisco forty-niners. he also spent time playing for the oakland raiders. new england patriots the atlanta falcons and the new york jets. >> there's nothing about this right now. that makes sense to any of us. and that's why we're working so hard to try to more information >> any family to especially the last place the latest parents and children of the same time coming. i just my heart goes out to less than a mile. >> and i'm told that phillip adams was actually living with his parents. they're on the same road is where that shooting took place. that's where investigators tracked him down about 2.30 this morning. and th

repobert leslie.rought two guns and killing one of them and forced his way into the house and killed dr. leslie and his wife and two of their grandchildren, ages five and nine. >> we have four down. >> reporter: something adams left at the leslie home led investigators believe he was the gunman. they tracked adam about a quarter mile away where he was barricaded. after a standoff lasting hours, police found adam dead from a self-inflicted gun wounds. what police are not discussing is a motive. >> there is nothing about this makes sense to any of us. >> reporter: adam's father had been a patient of leslie and spoke about his son's demise to a local tv station. >> he was a good kid. i think the football messed him up. >> reporter: police in bryant, texas don't have a motive for a shooting there. they do say the suspect in yesterday's shooting identified as larry bollin, an employee at the company. he was later taken into custody. a state trooper was shot and wounded while pursuing him. from march of las

robert leslie, his wife and young grandchildren.de, two air conditioning techs were also shot. >> reporter: the sole survivor of the shooting, robert shook, is in critical condition, fighting for his life. >> we need prayers. like, if you are not a praying person, i beg of you just to drop to your knees and just pray, just pray for robert. >> reporter: investigators say phillip adams is their only suspect. the 32-year-old was a former n.f.l. quarterback that played for several teams. law enforcement believes he was not a patient of dr. leslie, but his father alonzo was, and spoke to a local television station. >> he was a good kid, and he-- i think the football messed him up. >> reporter: adams killed himself at his parents' home, not far from the original crime scene. today, sheriff kevin tolson says they still have no motive. >> dr. leslie was a pillar in this community. he knew everyone. he treated everyone with respect. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news. >> o'donnell: we want to turn now to the coronavirus pandemic and new conc

doctor leslie friends say it would have been remarkable for his medical achievements alone. but he was also an author, a weekly columnist for the charlotte observer and a person, a very strong faith. a statement tonight from his family. while we know there are no answers that will satisfy the question why we're sure of one thing we do not grieve as those without hope. our hope is found in the promise of jesus christ. and we are envelop by piece that surpasses all understanding. >> tom negovan reporting. gun violence in this country is an epidemic. and it's an international buyers. president biden says he also wants to close background check loopholes and crack down on the rapid increase of. >> so-called ghost guns which are guns assembled from kits, but with no serial number see, can't track them. president biden had urged the u.s. senate to take a bills that have already been passed by the house that would tighten the regulations of gun sales. but with no action taken in the senate. the president instead has gone with executive orders. he called just the beginning. presiden

i like mayo and i'm not allergic the way leslie is. get through this pretty easily. >> a buy in your book, steve or do you have an opinion on it >> yeah. i'm not sure if people are throwing it in the bag and not using it it reflects the way people feel about ketchup. >> we know how leslie feels. >> i've got plenty of packets that will not be eaten any time soon >> we appreciate your time godzilla versus kong has been a box office hit 48 million dollars we'll talk the legendary entertainment ceo about that and the future of hollywood in a post-pandemic world. that is next we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ i r

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leslie?nce policy, then he would've killed her. >> the prosecutor had one last opportunity to convince the jury to convict paul curry, the men some member and former jeopardy contestant of murder. and in his closing argument, he channeled alex trebek. >> human criminality, book smart, greedy, arrogant, insatiable appetite for money, sneaky and manipulative. got away with murder for 16 years. who is paul marshall curry? >> after three weeks and more than 30 witnesses, the jury had the case and the next day, they reached a verdict. >> with a jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, paul curry, guilty of the crime of felony. >> guilty of first degree murder, sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. the jury had reached a verdict on how linda died. but there is still one lingering question. she was smart, she was educated, she had a good job, she could've walked out of the door at any time if she thought her life was in danger. >> that was his hook on linda. he gave

in oakland i'm leslie brinkley, nbc 7 news. >>> we will of course continue to follow reaction to this story. we will break into this newscast shall anything happen. you can also watch our whenever news breaks. >>> the new level of vaccine supply in san francisco. why the city is now seeing ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. stph-tz now worsening drought. we've already shown you dry docks. how business owners and residents are bracing for a drier way of life. >> reporter: taking a long hot shower, some of the things we used to take for granted when water supplies seemed to be never ending. >> i have not seen it this low in20 or 30 years. >> reporter: water should be 8 to 10 feet higher this time of year. this is a view where supplies are dwindling. check this out this was alpine lake res mare full of water. here's what it looks like today. more like a dry meadow. >> very concerning because we're going to have to con

will it be, leslie jones or lisa leslie?u got to order pizza domino's or pizza hut? >> oh man, that's easy dominos all day long [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what even my audience what are you talking about you got to go with the hut >> domino's all day. >> jimmy: oh my god! >> all day man >> jimmy: you're in court contesting a parking ticket. who do you want as your lawyer phil jackson or bobby knight >> well, wow because bobby knight would cuss everybody out. [ laughter ] and phil jackson is really smart. so i'm going to take phil jackson cause he's going to get me off. i know phil jackson will get me off. >> jimmy: yeah phil jackson will get you off but bobby knight might throw a a chair or something do we have a video [ cheers and applause hey! that's my jam. this is an interesting one here, magic. you can only wear one type of shirt for the rest your life turtlenecks or v-necks >> wow and you know, i'm a fashion dude, too. >> jimmy: i think i know the answer i'm gonna circle it. i think i know your answer >> i'm going

leslie van houghton just finished her masters in philosophy. patricia crenwinkle trains rescue dogs to be guide dogs for the blind. they're hopeful of getting out. i think they want to. i can't say in any way i condone anything they did, please understand that. but i do think they were honest, and their honesty has helped my book get a better, truer picture. so that for that i do thank them. >> how did he get off death row? >> the california state prison system declared the death penalty was unconstitutional, cruel and unusual punishment. so that's why we still have charles manson today. yes, sir. >> you mentioned bill ayers from that era who was going around doing domestic bombings. he's sort of known as a nonrepentant terrorist. he also helped launch barack obama's career from his living room. he's been going around bombing people in approximately the same era. >> it's interesting to talk to people involved in the more violent student activities. i was able to interview rudd for this book. he was later one of the folks from the sds that helpe

robert leslie was a pillar of the community. he was not only someone who had treated patients here for decades, but someone who was closely involved in his church and also camps like camp joy that focused on helped special needs children and let them go to the camp for a week exa, and worked there as a physician, and as well as his wife. and this statement says we are in the midst of the unimaginable, and the loss cannot be uttered at this time, but because of their faith, they do not grieve without hope. they said that they are enveloped with peace that surpasses all understanding, and to that end, our hearts are bent toward forgiveness and peace. they said they are going on to pray for all of the families involved in this including the suspect's families. and one more time the names of the victims here are robert, barbara, aida, noah, james lewis and the surviving victim robert shook. shepard. >> ellison barber live on the scene. and since march 16th, just over three weeks, at least seven mass killings by guns in america. toda

leslie's says they've never had a year of down revenue in 60-something years so i really like the namewill be in it for years. i don't know if it trades to 22 before it gets to 32 i don't really care about that, but i will add to it on weakness. >> i was going to ask you, you know, okay, this is maybe one of those stories where you figure, well, you know, a lot is known, right? a lot of people are putting in pools and they have to service them but then you said, which really caught my ear, is that pool corp. move after earnings suggesting stock like this even with the story i just said could have a sizable gain going forward. >> it can. goldman sachs brought this thing public like in november and nobody paid attention to it. so this was not an ipo that, like, tripled. you know, it went up from its offering price and people understand that swimming pools are on fire. everyone conceptually understands that, but i think what i don't understand, it is not just about building more pools forever. i understand that 2020 is a very unique situation, but i do think there is a secular deurbanizat

leslie, we watch that indication price creep high and higher. now we're at $380 or thereabouts which means close to a $100 billion valuation with certain assumptions in place take us through the play by play >> it's close to 100 billion valuation and surpass the highest trade the company had during the first quarter of the year where it reached about $375 per share. remarkable for few reasons every one is seeing this as a water shed moment for the crypto industry 100 billion dollar company debuting on the nasdaq today allowing anyone who wants to can invest in this company now and get indirect poexposure to crypo coin base serve as an exchange they allow people to buy and sell and store crypto. you can compare it to a new york stock exchange or a nasdaq with the type of business model they have with regard to transaction fee that's how they make 90% of their revenue. some people are giving this country of a premium take the market caps of ice which is the parent company and combine wit the nasdaq, you don't get $100 billion clearly, there is a l

in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> starting april 15th, concerts and other large indoor events will be allowed again in california. as long as the county is not in the purple tear. all of this means fans could be allowed in at games as well. the capacity, that will depend on the venue and county tier. guests will need to show they have been tested for covid within 24 hours of the event or been vaccinated. for the warriors and sharks, the approval from local public health officials. >>> to a major change about traveling. the cdc says people who are fully vaccinated against covid- 19 can do so as long as they wear masks in public. federal health officials had urged people not to travel at all, unless it was absolutely necessary. the cdc says that recommendations still applies. >> while we believe fully vaccinated people can travel at low risk to themselves, cdc is not recommending travel at this time, due to the rising number of cases. >> even so, some of the busiest travel days since the pandemic began were recorded last three weeks. san francisco international airport ha

kevin: thank you for helping us out in mcallen, texas, leslie marshall, appreciate it.trepreneur is finding a way to help teens find faith through the pandemic, that is next. >> kevin: breaking tonight, you are kevin: you are looking at amazon's most anticipated book of the week, more preorders for the women of the bible speak authored by shannon bream, than any other book on amazon's list. let's talk about the lessons providing strength for christian girls in the present day with co-founder and ceo of life speaks loudest, laura kooks. good to have you with us. i should point out laura is joining us from them i'll our city of denver, great to have you with us. let us begin with your own personal story is what brought you to the light as they say. >> when i was a teen girl a decade ago, i loved reading magazines and books but i struggled, seemed like they were too cheesy or shallow telling me i wasn't good enough, not pretty enough, not cool enough, not happy enough and we are seeing teens today crave authenticity and positivity more than ever and hope because life is to

leslie brinkley looks at supply >>eporter: no le adium in the uty thcoliseum this month. just how hard is it to get a vaccine appointment right now in the bay area? let's give it a try. let's log onto myturn, d fi an appointment. let's search a walnut creek zip code. their are appointments at oakland coliseum drive through, and when we look at what pops up, there are plenty of appointments for today, and it looks like plenty of appointments for sunday. and on my turn, let's san francisco. and there's moss coney. looks like lots of appointments for next week on wednesday, thursday, and friday. across the bay area, there is still a very limited supply of vaccine in san mateo, marin and san francisco counties in certain locations. sonoma and solana in yellow reported a balance between supply and demand. and contra costa and napa counties have swung into surplus mode. lots of vaccine availability. that . was illustrated at the final day of this vaccine drive through clinic san ramon. >> we have 1600 appointments available yesterday, and 1600 today. as far as registration, we

one night in miami, made by regina king, delivers a supporting actor nomination for leslie 0dom jr, whog for direction. what will help get a wider selection of films noticed for their narratives? it is just really important that people watch the films because you willjust find gems. and instead ofjust watching the people that you know, and the directors that you know and trust, you know, instead ofjust watching that, you know, watching it all. it is significant that mank by david fincher, an old—fashioned story about hollywood — the type of film the academy has loved — still has the most nominations. but what's clear now is that in the search for gender and racial equality, wider society will not put up with perceived injustice and hollywood has to follow. another round, a danish picture that can be loosely described as a drinking drama, has earned two nominations, one for best international feature film and another for its director, thomas vinterberg. he recently sat down with me to discuss the film and his work. in another round, four danish high school teachers embark on an experimen

leslie knows another high profile person. lebron james. this is like a theme. let's wait to see.sn't there any more faith that justice can work after derek chauvin or was that an exercise in futility for everybody in the streets? call things what they are. >> i think people are excited we're seeing accountability in justice. we've seen throughout case after case mike brown, trevon martin, over and over again people who are out killing african-american women and children and black men are getting away with it. so to receive a guilty verdict people felt a sense of relief and they were celebrating and i don't want to take away from that, their belief and seeing the system can work for all of us and we saw it and they're calling for accountability and we shouldn't silence celebrities for speaking out and saying yes, we can't -- we need to stand for accountability. >> harris: i would say this i don't see this kind of fury and concern in the fight and leslie jones all over twitter when it's black on black crime that are heartbreaking and back breaking for the backbone of this country.

robert leslie, his wife of more than 40 years barbara, and their nine and five-year-old grandchildren. a man working at the home, 38- year-old james lewis, was found dead outside. >> if we can succeed and that, in answering some "why" questions, certainly relieve the minds of the families. >> please have and by the shooter as 32-year-old philip adams, a former nfl player. they found adams dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a bedroom at his parents home just down the road. >> at around 2:30 a.m., we confirmed that mr. adams, mr. philip adams, that the suspect was deceased in a bedroom in the home. >> a seventh round draft pick in 2010, he played for a number of teams in his five-year nfl career. he may remember him as being a san francisco 49ers, in 2010 and in oakland raider in 2012 and 13. dr. leslie was well known in rock hill and wrote books about work in the e.r. >> he was caring, he understood his patience, he was there for his patients. he always made you laugh. >> adams had been allegedly treated by the doctor. we don't know what the condition was, but adams did suffer

we have got a fox news contributor leslie marshall.ver institution fellow land he chen and jason chaffetz. some people think it was confusing and unnecessary for president biden's to be walking out wearing a mask. other people thought he was setting a good example. let's try to go around the room and see where each of you stand. jason. >> i'm glad it happened. he probably should've never been put in place. walk around outside without a mask seems like common sense. i wish it addressed two euros and 3-year-old having to wear a mask. that was ridiculous. he took his hands and started wiping his lips with them, you would think you would know at this point you can't do that, mr. president. >> kristin: lanhee chen, what you think? >> my bigger problem is when you have this guidance that trails common sense. people have been out there and we've had a long-standing set of studies and science has told us outdoor transmission is less common. the cdc comes through with this guidance. two people it feels like, that's what we've been doing all alo