the kids live with brad's family now.heir grandchildren again. >> they don't allow us to see or talk to them. >> what would you want to say to them, if you could? >> that we love them. >> that their mama loved them unconditionally. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> i called my mom immediately. i just cried. i cried. i couldn't feel. my body went numb. i told her karlyn's gone. she's gone. >> she was a beautiful young mom doing important work. >> she was an intelligence specialist. >> some of her work was very sensitive. top secret. >> i believe she had top secret clearance. >> when she was found dead, everyone wondered, did her work cost her her life? >> i remember them telling me

brad: precisely.we were thinking before the pandemic, we would obviously be running multiple different alumni events around the globe, not only for michigan, but our university as a whole, and developing and fostering and encouraging those connections around the globe for our alum for business and career opportunities, and also enjoyment and exploring the world and being part of a larger community. with -- prior to covid, we made investments in this wonderful studio to be at the forefront of the virtual vanguard of education and we think of virtual is an opportunity to not only build connections within our alumni communities and across our organizations, and where all of our wonderful students are employed and are being entrepreneurs, but we also think of it as an opportunity to bridge those connections and be able to leverage even greater the alumni network through a virtual landscape. we think of this as a challenge for most educational institutions, but i think of this as a wonderful opportunity to

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don't spend your money on brad 's book. going at the freedom to vote act passed. >> i was struck by one exchange that chris had with him, when he was asking him about mail-in voting, and why you would make changing to mail-in voting. and he absolutely never answer the question, it's not worth showing the video of it because he just wondered off without ever coming back to and referring in anyway, to why you would make changes to mail-in voting after mail-in voting was so successful in georgia. >> well i think you just nailed, and i thought chris did a really great job in that interview, i mean it wasn't that long ago that rudy giuliani, and republican leader of the state of georgia, invited julia down for two different voter fraud election integrity hearings. in december in the. stay weeks before the election. and there are like through the vote trying to kick 360,000 georges off the roll. and what's the problematic thing about brad raffensperger lying about integrity. all of the voter fraud lies, that giuliani and the repu

there were more brad raffensperger than donie stones you might say. he is a notable figure because just of how much pressure has been put it on him in his state and. are we now know the full scale of that pressure point. he was given an unlawful -- brian kemp urging him to persuade the state legislator to overturn president biden joe biden's victory in the state and asked the governor to order signatures >> and now infamously the former president place are long called to secretary state brad raffensperger to try and get him to change the outcome of the vote. that's interesting we found another, way i always wondered what that is, i think it's probably the eastman plot that he's talking about when he says he found another way. i don't know. eight months later trump is still at it. with this letter again. it was sent four days ago. this september claiming >> brad raffensperger is now facing a primary challenge who trump is indoors, and another trump endorsed candidate running for state so native, is one of the key he was outside the capital on january s

there were more brad raffenspergers. there was a phone call to brian kemp urging him to persuade the legislature to overturn biden's victory and order an audit. trump intended to fire a united states attorney in the state because he refused to say that widespread voter fraud had been found in georgia. he plotted with a lawyer at the justice department to pull off a justice department coup where he would oust the acting attorney general and wield the power to force georgia state lawmakers to overturn the results or give them cover to do so. infamously, the former president placed an hour long call to georgia state secretary of state to get him to change the outcome of the vote. >> look, all i want to do is this. i want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state and flipping the state is a great testament to our country. now, we do have a way. but i don't want to get into it. had we found a way in other states -- excuse me. we don't need it because we're only down 11,000 votes. so we don

they're really wrong, brad. brad, why did they put the votes in three times?ey did not put that, we did an audit of that and it was proved they were not scanned three times. mr. president, the challenge that you have is that the data you have is wrong. >> what do you think when you hear that call again? >> i stand by my statement. the data he had was wrong. we did a 100% hand recount of all 5 million ballots and as soon as we did that, we proved two things. one is that the machines did not flip the votes because people were casting dispersions on the voting machines. we also proved the count we had originally was right. the president came up short in the state of georgia. then we did a third one, which was the losing candidate can ask for a recount when they were in a half percent. we counted those ballots three times so we really shook that all out in the process and president trump did not carry the state of georgia. it's as simple as that. >> so why give into his allies who insisted on a voter restriction law in the state and i hear you there were some good

don't spend your money on brad raffensperger's book. we've got to get the freedom vote passed. >> chris was asking him about mail-in voting and why you would make changes to mail-in voting. he absolutely never answered the question. it's not worth showing the video of it because he just wandered off without ever coming back to and referring in any way to why you would make changes to mail-in voting after mail-in voting was so successful in georgia. >> i think you just nailed it, and i thought chris did a really great job in that interview. it wasn't that long ago that rudy giuliani and the republican leadership of the state of georgia invited rudy giuliani down for two different voter fraud, quote, unquote, election integrity hearings in december in the state weeks before the election, and then their ally to the vote tried to kick 360,000 georgians off the rolls two weeks before the election, and what's a problematic thing here about raffensperger around integrity, all of the voter fraud lies that giuliani and the republicans spewed in

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charlie hurt, christopher hahn and brad polombo.nister boris johnson actually speaks english -- [laughter] so it wouldn't be a difficult series of edges changes, and i think -- exchanges, and i think both men might understand some of the questions. >> yeah, they could work it out. you know what's interesting, kennedy? we did a couple hundred years ago fight a war with these very same people over our defense of freedom of press, and we lectured the rest of the world all the time, and yet our current administration wants to throw it all in the trash. but it is kind of amazing, you know? when your entire candidacy is based on only one constituency, and that is press and the press spends the entire campaign defending you, never asking any tough questions and you -- they spent the previous five years making up the most outrageous claims against your opponent, it really does sort of become kind of an awkward situation when suddenly even the press isn't buying your b.s. anymore, and even the press has to start asking questions -- [laughter

to grow real grass, and how the price shocked the school board. >> we need your help. >> reporter: bradl media, hoping anyone outside branson would see it. >> you just do that for kids. >> reporter: but there was a goal that was destined to fail. >> yeah, and that's why it was so amazing. >> reporter: thanks to the kindness of strangers from across the country, branson's bad news bearcats are back in the ball game, ending up raising more than half a million, and now have the best field in the league. ( cheers ) they just had their first game and won by almost 60 points, but brad says the bigger victory iss the field itself. >> it became something that we show our kids, you can aspire to do great and impossible things. >> reporter: an oasis of inspiration for generations to come. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: what an incredible story, they figured out how to fix that problem. all right, we'll be right back. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing e

. >> reporter: brad doherty is the branson high school athletic director and head dirts-keeper. >> we would go out before every game and fill in and collapse as many gopher holes as we could find. felt like bill murray in "caddyshack." >> and the grass would stab you, the "grass." maybe land on a cactus if you were lucky. >> reporter: the bearcats loved football enough to endure until the end of last season when the other teams in the league said they wouldn't play on this rocky rectangle of high desert anymore. it was just too dangerous, they said. >> it was pretty heart wrenching to hear that people didn't want to come play on our field. >> football in our community is the one thing that grabs everybody and brings everybody together. >> reporter: which is why brad decided to attempt a hail mary. had the kids make a video explaining how they needed artificial turf because they didn't have enough water in branson to grow real grass, and how the price shocked the school board. >> we need your help. >> reporter: brad posted the plea on social media, hoping anyone outside branson w

brad edwards for cbs news, chicago. >> barnett: our sincerest thanks to brad, the edwards family, andtoday and was vulnerable in the name healing. that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm errol barnett in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh .org >>> live from the bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> having kids with us, i'm concerned for our safety in general. >> another weekend, another major and dangerous side show in san jose. how police are changing their approach to stop the stunts. >>> the countdown to the recall election. the candidates are making the final push in the bay area and across the state. >>> can the tragedy of 9/11 help reunify the country as it once did? the people here are hoping so. we'll have the story coming up. >>> good evening. >> we begin with neighbors and police fed up with dangerous side shows hijacking busy intersections in the south bay. >> kpix 5 max darrow is live in san jose to show how police are changing their strategy to combat the illegal stunts. hey, max. >> rep

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brad: yes, and asia is no exception there.oday and thursday, there is maybe nine or 10 deals priced in for asia, over $10 billion worth of supply, so very busy period for the asian market. there is a pecking order as to what comes first. we already had large singaporean banks -- dbs, indonesian suffering. the very large banks tend to come first. then we start to see more interesting issuers in the rest of the month. shery: brad gibson from alliancebernstein, great to have your insight into asia. thank you. of course, here in the u.s., we are also getting large issues in the stock bond market when it comes to first-time issuers. say, coinbase, the latest of the 70 companies issuing high-yield bond market debuts this year. not surprising, given how well they have performed. we are talking u.s. junk bonds returning. until last week, 4.86%, which is more than any other kind of data out there. haidi: the numbers when it comes to this coinbase issuance are incredible. 1.2 -- a 1.5 billion dollar junk bond offering, seven-year trench

he was a three-star general, west point brad, his kids when there too. -- west point brad. a number of his staff are killed that day. working at this room -- i think i thought some of the pieces. a couple of days later, i lead a delegation, five or six members, we went up to the world trade center and were allowed access to the ground itself. we headed to her, we came this close to where that stock market absolutely collapsed. hoping to find some survivors. there is dust on everything, first responders, police officers just exhausted. we walked among the ruins there were there, you never forget. i had never been to the world trade center. i had not been to new york at that time more than four or five times in my life. there was a constituent i knew, from the local high school, he was working in one of the towers . his mom was a kindergarten teacher, she did a book, written by all of her kindergartners, the proceeds were given to help afghan refugees. it was something else, i converge -- remember virtually every second from sitting in my car, driving through traffic home and

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brad, i've known you for many years. you were my predecessor south america correspond at the post. bob costa, i've known you since you came to work at the "washington post" and very quickly, so i have admired your doggedness and persistence as a reporter and the way you work your sources. i said this is a great young reporter. woodward, i have done for 41 and a half years. you had me at the "washington post," and -- >> what a mistake. [laughing] >> well, you can try to atone for that if you want but still you know, it will suffice to say that you are the great reporter of our time and it is, , so it s a real privilege to be here with the two of you to talk about "peril." so my first question is about the making of the book. so how did this collaboration come about? bob woodward, you've done of the books with collaborators. you have done co-authors, you have done books on your own. how did what seems to have been a match made in heaven actually come about? >> it was actually a match made in trump's hotel in washington in 2016. costa said to me, jenna, trump might be president. he wa

brad, have you been to california recently? >> no i haven't and i will not be going anytime soon. a little bit. even the fact we've gotten this far in such a thorough and complete rejection of the big government and competence it has really taken what was a wonderful, beautiful and thriving state in california and takes it right down into the dumps. he would not be at this point was calling in the president to save him from this recall efforts for not that a lot of things wrong and were not started to notice. i find it funny kamala harris is there backup. click hagar as a member me when as attorney general i fought to keep true moms imprisoned that exonerated peoples that really is going to help them here? i hope not. >> she's failed her weight hounded her 2020 campaign go? >> she is not winning if that is what winning looks like, i don't know if losing is bad. >> long story short california look at it this way, they lead the country at u-haul's leaving the state. that is the total commentary. >> the only good thing about california is the ucla bruins are ranked 16th and that is f

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we can now speak to executive director brad parkes.earcher on this report and joins us from virginia. great to have you on the programme. what was the most surprising finding for you in the research?— most surprising finding for you in the research? well, we knew that before _ in the research? well, we knew that before the _ in the research? well, we knew that before the belt _ in the research? well, we knew that before the belt and - in the research? well, we knew that before the belt and road i that before the belt and road initiative that the us and china were overseas spending libels. we didn't know that china is now outspending the us and other major powers on a 2—1 basis. —— spending rivals. the us spends $37 billion each year, china $80 billion. we find the colour of the money really matters, beijing now outspending washington with debt rather than aid. since the belt and road initiative, it has provided $3 of debt for every dollar of aid, china. i every dollar of aid, china. i have to ask, isn't this just normal capitalism? you

brad blakeman if joins us. like any other, it was a beautiful day in washington as it was in new york. we a started the day with a 7:00 senior staff meeting in the roosevelt room. of course, the president was in florida speak at an elementary school on his education policy, and then we returned to our offices to work. i always had my television on because i knew that anything that happened in the world would affect the president's schedule which i was in charge of. and i typically had the president's schedule for 21 days. we knew exactly what was going to happen. except 9/11, that schedule went out the window when we scheduled by the minute if after the attacks. but after the second plane hit the towers in new york, i knew america was under attack. i spoke to my assistant, i went -- walked down hallway from my office in the west wing to the situation room. they were watching things as america and the world was in realtime because there's, obviously, a delay in what you see and what you know. and then there came

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