we welcome bradley byrne as the newest member of the alabama delegation. we also welcome his wife, rebecca, who's in the balcony with his four children, and ck, and collin athleen and laura. bradley asked me, and i think all the members will identify with him, do you ever get over the thrill of walking in this chamber? and the answer is no, you never do. let me say this, we like bradley. the delegation. i think you know how important that is. he has a wonderful wife. we're very excited about him being here. he brings a wealth of understanding. he comes from an area with natural resources, very important in armed services. he served as chancellor of our two-year college system. he can bring some insight to educational reform. he succeeds our -- one of our closest friends, all of us, on both sides, joe bonner, and although we miss joe, we welcome bradley. that makes up for some of the loss of joe. and i think you're going to get where you know and appreciate this gentleman that has joined us today. t this time i yield. ms. sewell: mr. speaker, i rise today t

. >> last week, representative wasly burn -- bradley byrne sworn in.e is a business attorney and former state senator. the seat was left vacant by jo bonner. this is about five minutes. will representative-elect byrne and the members of the alabama delegation present themselves in the well of the house. and will all members please ise. the gentleman will raise his right hand. do you solemnly swear that will you support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear truth faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose and will you well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? mr. bryne: i do. the speaker: congratulations. you're now a member of the 13th congress. without objection, the gentleman from alabama, mr. bachus, is recognized for one minute. mr. bachus: thank you, mr. speaker. we welcome bradley byrne as the newest member of the alabama delegation. we also we

the bradley disappeared. we didn't see it anymore. ichsz already getting ready to -- as soon as we got the security established, to call for helicopter support. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no casualties. >> the radio came back on, he said they were all okay. >> i think i may have been knocked out for a few seconds, then realized what happened, checked on my crew, found out everybody is all right. called it up that we were good to go, still rolling. >> the convoy continues quickly back to its combat outpost. after inspecting the vehicles for damage, the men can finally breathe a sigh of relief. sergeant cautrell realizes the bradley's open hatch was what saved his life. >> for protection i had it straight up. luckily the hatch was between me and a lot of the debris that blasted through. it put a few big dings in my hatch, but i was very happy it was there and protecting me from large chunks of shrapnel. or any debris that could have probably tak

post it on youtube. >> hi, my name is william bradley.y po box is 14. >> he says his name, shows his face and gives his full po box address. >> i'm growing this medicine for myself because like i said i do have terminal cancer. as you can see god has gifted me with an abundance and it's more than i need. >> he wants to make this marijuana that he's growing available to other people that he says it can help. >> i don't have the money to do that, so i'm hoping that you can send me something. >> but why does he need money to do that? why doesn't he hand it out? the >> one of the things he wants to use the money for is to get a medicinal marijuana license to grow it for medical reasons. >> and be able to supplement myself, so help me out. hear me out. >> unfortunately for william bradley, the police in westbrook, connecticut, did find this video and unfortunately for william bradley they recognized him because apparently according to police he had other drug-related charges on his record and some drug dogs sniffed out a storage unit and it tu

. >> percy bradley jumped out at me immediately when i first met him.e was a very angry guy and he was very vocal about advocating violence. >> i come to prison when i was 21 years old. i'm 21 years old, maximum security prison. guy said he's been locked up 30 years and he said he liked me in a gay way. if i let him tell me stuff like that, ain't no telling what probably would have happened. so i took a ten-pound weight and i bust his head. you see what i'm saying? that's what i'm talking about in situations like that. like that on work release. they broke in my box. all he had to do was leave my stuff alone. they broke in my box one time, i let it slide. they broke it again, i couldn't let it slide. i'd keep getting run over. >> i also want to reiterate the point that if it were not possible to do, it would not be done. it is possible because people do it. there are men in here who have been here for 30 years with no disciplinaries. everybody doesn't react to stress with violence. that is a fact. and you may not agree with it, but it is a fact. >> when

>>bradley cooper, great guy, great movie. >> what i think we all learned today is that bradley cooperfascinating. it's way too early. what time is it, mark? >> it's "morning joe." stay tuned for a very special holiday edition of luke russert sitting in for chuck in the big chair. >> fantastic. >>> it's getting hot under the dome. harry reid delays an unemployment benefits vote because of cold weather travel trouble. ahead of this morning's vote we'll talk to the republican who is leading a largely lonely charge on this side, dean heller. as for the cold, the polar vortex is winding down, but not without a frigid fight. we'll go live to one of the chilliest parts of the northeast as a large part of the country hunkers down. >>> plus, vice president biden lets iraq's leader know the u.s. supports their

bradley asked me, and >> bradley asked me, do you ever get over the thrill of walking in this chamber? and the answer is, no, you never do. let me say this, we like bradley, the delegation. and i think you know how important that is. he has a wonderful wife. we're very excited about him being here. he served as chancellor of our two-year college system. he can bring some insight to educational reform. he succeeds one of our closest friends, all of us on both sides, jo bonner. and although we miss jo, we welcome bradley. and that makes up for some of the loss of jo. and i think you're going to, you're going to get to where you know and appreciate this gentleman that has joined us today. thank you. prison -- [applause] at in this time i yield the flo. >> as a lawyer, former alabama state senator and as a former chancellor of alabama's two-year college system, bradley has a proven record as a principled servant leader. i know bradley as a man of strong character who has dedicated his public life to strengthening his community and improving our state. i believe bradley will ably toll in t

. >> bradley! >> bradley cooper grabbed by the legs. >>> then, do-over, kate gosselin's silent twins. what happened when they got a second chance? >>> and the rant seen around the world. >> that's the result you're gonna get. >> what shellshocked sportscaster erin andrews is saying today. >> he lost his mind, it was awesome. >> and the hero quarterback, his connection to the "inside edition" family. >> oh my gosh! >>> then, the disturbing new trend, can you believe they are snorting smartees? >> that's a re

. >> bradley cooper look-alike. >> please, please. >> every woman loves bradley cooper.nated for an oscar. this is thomas, really fantastic nautical look. bradley wears clean solid colors, sophisticated but casual at the same time, great nautical sweater from h&m layered with a classic blue shirt that almost every guy has. a dark pair of jeans, desert boot, looks handsome, casual, very kind of like rugged and little nautical. >> i like it is sleek too. doesn't look so -- >> accessible for every guy. just layering pieces you might find in your closet. >> okay. thank you, bradley. >> justin timberlake is next. aka travis. >> here is travis in a really popular look you saw at the golden globes. >> i thought it was ryan reynolds. >> looks like ryan reynolds. this is a fantastic navy tuxedo. for guys getting married or doing a red carpet look, i got this from the blacktux.com, you rent it, they send it to your house, free shipping, free return, $95 they start at to rent, but tailored, kind of like a little more sartorial looking and maybe really the big ticket all over the go

among bradley, new york. in900 people without power annandale after a fire. two breakers malfunctioned, catching an electrical panel on fire. firefighters had to cut off power as a precaution and it remains off for officials to determine if the problem is still dangerous. turning to a developing story in montgomery county, a suspect in custody for an overnight murder in gaithersburg. the man stabbed a 7-eleven clerk to death, john gonzalez has the latest. >> seems to be an unprovoked attack. >> unprovoked but violent, just before 2:00 this morning inside this 7-eleven is where the latest homicide occurred. the windows and doors are covered up while crews clean up the gruesome scene. police are keeping people away. >> i never heard of anything going down, i am surprised. into thisimply walked 24-hour store in gaithersburg and started stabbing the clerk behind the counter multiple times. a second employee called police. children, in the area. the man who was killed was his relative. a husband and a father who was filling in last night. >> he works over there, 7

you're going to whip up something with chef bradley, mom.re going to see who can do it faster. here we go, one, two, three. and we're off. >> we're going to cut those into wedges. >> reporter: testing speed and cost. we head to the molinas' favorite drive-through spot, just three miles away. while chef bradley shows mom how to cook up a dinner, just as tasty. they cook fast while we choose fast food at pollo tropical. >> that's it. >> reporter: chef tells mom to slice everything extra thin. >> by cutting it thin, it will cook quick. >> reporter: cutting the cooking time in half, to just eight minutes. they slice while we're still waiting in line. and cooking fresh is always faster than defrosting. we finally order. >> can i get a full chicken, with rice and beans? >> reporter: and go through two more windows. >> there you go. >> reporter: 20 minutes. >> come on. >> reporter: to get our dinner. >> thank you. >> reporter: who will win this fast food challenge? >> home stretch. dinner's ready. >> reporter: dad at 31 minutes. but mom wins it at

bradley burn was elected congressman in mobile, alabama area. he beat the tea party candidate in the primary and beat the liberal democrat. >> host: steve, what do you think about it? >> i think that is where the republican party needs to go. they need to nominate burns and i would like for this writer to comment on bradley burn winning in a conservative primary in alabama. >> host: we got the idea. steve, thank you. are you familiar with this race? >> i am. that was part of the article i wrote for the hills' newspaper talking about this race in district one, i believe. it pitted a tea party conservative against an establishment candidate. i think we will see a slew of these in 2014 where organizations like the chamber of commerce is going to stand up to the more activist of far right candidates. this was a huge test for the tea party in 2013. i think it is view of what to come in 2014. i think what this race does is it solidifies the thesis there is a civil war in the party. when you mention haley barber and i speak about him extensively and ca

but bradley byrne, main st. conservative republican that is so conservative that after he won the tea party was even trying to claim bradley byrne is one of theirs but here was the difference. bradley byrne is a businessman. he is rational. he is reasonable. i wish he had been elected governor of the state of alabama as you said, the chamber of commerce said enough. joe riggins said enough. other business leaders said enough. we are not going to give it a length check to these people that are going to hold our government hostage. and you knew that this just might need happening. halfway through the government shutdown when the coke brother said acquiesce, we are out of here. we don't want the government shutdown and don't even think about defaulting because the united states needs to pay the bills that they owe. and so when they made that move, i started inking okay hold on a second. why did they wait so long but then i started tanking maybe, just maybe the this has community is going to step up. there are a lot

here's abc's tahman bradley with the latest. >> reporter: the world rang in 2014 in spectacular fashion. in every corner of the globe -- dazzling firework displays. in australia, a million people gathered for the show over the sydney opera house. in brazil, a big bash on the copakabana bash. across the u.s., frigid temperatures didn't stop the wave of celebrations. in new york, revelers packed times square to watched the famed crystal ball to drop. justice sotomayor led the festivities. in portland, maine, these people braved the cold for a new year's eve 5k run and dip in the cold. >> freezing. >> so fun. >> it's a great thing to do on new year's eve and you bond with everyone who does it with you. >> reporter: for most of the country a more traditional celebrations. those hats, glasses and the first kiss. tahman bradley, abc news, and washington. >> much of the nation will welcome 2014 with a blast of wicked winter weather. >> that's right. the forecast from accuweather's jim dickey. >> two troubled spots across the country. snowfall from the great lakes into ohio valley. a couple of

>> caller: bradley burns -- this happen in mobile, alabama, area. and he beat the liberal democrat. >> host: steve, what do you think about the election? >> caller: the republican party needs to nominate the bradley burns in the bobby jindal's and i would like for this writer to talk about this individual who won. >> host: are you familiar with this race? >> guest: yes, i am, actually. i talked about this race in alabama and i believe it was district one and it pitted a tea party conservative and i think we are going to see a slew of these races in 2014 when i think organizations like the chamber of commerce which is considered an establishment organization, that it will begin to have some of these more far right candidates. and this is such a huge test for the tea party and 2013 as well. and it is a sign of what is to come in 2014. and i think that what this race does, i believe that it solidifies the thesis that there is a civil board within the party. when you mentioned haley barbour, i speak candidly about him and i actually call him one of the

here's abc's tahman bradley with the latest. >> reporter: the world rang in 2014 in spectacular fashion. in every corner of the globe -- dazzling fireworks displays. in australia, a million people gathered for the show over the sydney opera house. in brazil, a big bash on the copacabana beach. in shy now, a stunning light show at the great wall. across the u.s., frigid temperatures didn't stop the wave of celebrations. in new york, revelers packed times square to watched the famed crystal ball drop. supreme court justice sotomayor led the festivities. chicago welcomed 2014 and braced for at least six inches of snow. in portland, maine, these people braved the cold for a new year's eve 5k run and dip in the ocean. >> fabulous. >> freezing. >> so fun. >> it's a great thing to do on new year's eve and you bond with everyone who does it with you. >> reporter: for most of the country, a more traditional celebration. those glasses, hats, and the first kiss. tahman bradley, abc news, and washington. >> much of the nation will welcome 2014 with a blast of wicked winter weather. >> that's right.

. >> abc's tahman bradley joining us outside met lilife stadium i east rutherford, new jersey. >> reporter: john and marci, fans in new jersey and new york are ready for some football. it will be a super bowl like no other. everybody here is ready to make history. the first outdoor cold weather super bowl is now only hours away. fans are fired up. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's the seattle seahawks versus the denver broncos, the best defense versus the best offense. >> so i'd like to help, help the broncos get another championship and but you have other people that you'd like to win it for, as well. >> i mean, we go after it at all times and i think that's why our offense is one of the best at keeping it and we're one of the best at getting it. >> reporter: here final preparations are under way. earlier crews cleared snow, sunday's game time forecast is mild, in the mid to high 30s. >> our game is to experiment the elements. it's part of football. >> reporter: new york city has transformed broadway into super bowl boulevard, large crowds are enjoying concerts and greeting nfl players, past and

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bradley asked me, and >> bradley asked me, do you ever get over the thrill of walking in this chamber? and the answer is, no, you never do. let me say this, we like bradley, the delegation. and i think you know how important that is. he has a wonderful wife. we're very excited about him being here. finish

important bradley manning's incarceration is also important some all. .radley manning is now a martyru did not choose to be a martyr. i don't think it is a proper way r activists to behave to choose to be martyrs. men, allegedly in the case of bradley manning and clearly in the case of edward snowden, have risked their freedom, risked their of us.or all that makes them heroes. in a statement just released this morning, radley manning thanked supporters and announced lands to live as a woman under the name chelsea manning. manning said -- tens of thousands gathered in washington, d.c. on saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom, originally held on august 28, 1963. democratic congress member john lewis of georgia o'neill the surviving speaker from the 1963 march, said the struggle for racial and economic justice continues today. >> we are one people, one family, one house. we all live in the same house. [applause] so i say to you, my brothers and .isters, we cannot give up we cannot give out. we cannot give in. we must get out there and push

you will whip up something with chef bradley, mom.r. >> and most parents know on busy evenings it's easy and cheap to hit the drive-through. but is it faster? the race to see if you can feed healthy meals in as little time as it takes to whip through that drive-through. it is thursday, january 23rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. good morning, everybody. you a breakfast cereal fan? eat cold cereal? >> oh, yeah. i eat it all times of day because i never know when it is breakfast. >> a little tease here is about fruit loops. i've often wondered, as a kid, believe it or not, my taste, is the red any different from the green one? we have the scoop. we will leave it at that. >> mystery solved? >> mystery is solved. >> okay. >> we will get to that one. fruit loop caper. here we go. >>> we'll begin with extreme weather affecting much of the nation. the west coast is facing a danger of wildfires because of high temperatures and gusty winds. >> and the

the bradley prize is a -- is an annual award given by the bradley foundation, which is a philanthropic foundation based in wisconsin that -- the award is to be given to people who the selection committee that the foundation chooses thinks have advanced the cause of protecting american institutions or strengthening american institutions. they've been giving it now for 10 years. it's given to four people each year and i'm one of the four this year. >> let's go back to some things you said earlier. first of all, here's leon kass, who appeared on our call-in show in 2002. i assume at that point he was starting out at the white house. >> yes. >> and did you start with him? >> i was working for him, yes. >> ok, let's watch what he says. >> i've been working on these things for over 30 years. i was trained as a physician, i have a phd. in biochemistry, but at a certain point it struck me that there were enormously important moral and human and social questions raised by biomedical advance, that the powers that were acquired to intervene in the human body and mind, powers we're acquiring for t

let's cut to all these years later, my song about bradley manning that i wrote with my friend, jamesmond. same thing. i wasn't particularly interested in whether he was guilty of the charges brought against him, bradley manning being the whistleblower that released all the diplomatic and military cables to wikileaks. but to be incarcerated in awful, awful conditions which the united nations equated to torture for 1000 days before his trial was not fair to me. that's why i wrote "almost gone." that's why i'm convinced that we need to spread light on some of these cases. we need whistleblowers in this world. we need a little more transparency from our government and from our military. tavis: now i'm going back. tell me about your mother. we talked about your father and you referenced your mother. as a matter of fact, you dedicate this book to both of your parents and i don't want to leave your mom out of this conversation. so tell me about your mother and the influence she had on you. >> two years before my mother died, i asked her why was it she had encouraged me in my passion, my sea

let me put it this way if i become president the first two pardons i will do will be that guy and bradley manning there knows eve snowden and manning would receive presidential pardons from me because anybody anyone out there that is a whistleblower and government wrongdoing is a hero and yet we're going to put bradley manning in prison and what was the first thing showing a helicopter gunning down innocent civilians murdering them the person that carried the message is going to jail and the people that killed are walking free but you know the only person that said that cornel west he said it and i say and he and i get along great obama said about snowden though all right if he did the right thing why not come home and face a trial and bring the story public rather than hiding wealth because do you really think with our government he'd get a fair trial we a uses but everything that you don't believe in anyone no i just think that in a situation where it's national security and that that high level v.a. going to get a fair trial here i don't believe he would how come we haven't tried any o

tahman bradley joins us from where the ship is docked. passengers are telling us their horror stories. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers sick, confined to their cabins for days, finally played it home. >> royal caribbean, explorer of the sea, pulling into port after being on vacation these passengers would like to forget. more than 600 people on board, violently ill from a stomach bug believed to be the noro-virus. if it is, the largest in 20 years. symptoms disgusting. >> violent vomiting and diarrhea, all at once. >> even though the sick were quarantined, fear spread. >> i was worried. but i managed not to, somehow. i knocked on a lot of wood. >> doctors told passengers who still have symptoms to seek medical care before going home. royal caribbean apologized and promised a 50% refund and half off another cruise. but for some, that's not enough. >> that's the first time i've had a bad experience. i want to know what they will do. >> this thousand-foot vessel is about to get a thorough scrubbing before heading out to sea friday. >> tha

attacks the latest from the scene ahead and what are the new stories you missed in twenty thirteen from bradley manning to get mo our t. has covered many of the stories that other news networks seem to overlook coming up we'll break down this year's most under-reported news and goodbye mayor bloomberg new york's nanny state mayor will soon be out of office but he will not leave without of bang or should i say ban from the cigarettes to sugary big gulps we'll take a look at the bans that will define his decade in office. it's tuesday december thirty first time a mirror david in washington d.c. and you're watching our t.v. and we begin this hour with the blast that have rocked ball gras just ahead of the twenty fourteen olympic games such a take place in russia police have detained dozens of people in an anti-terrorism operation involving the southern city where two suspected suicide bombings killed more than thirty people and injured over one hundred more the death toll of the attacks has been increasing after some of those who were wounded have now died from their injuries the two deadly attack

numerous protests in support of whistleblowers such as julian a song bradley but bradley manning and edward snowden have taken place around the world in recent years our team meets one woman who chose a different way to show her support for the movement. she's a lawyer she's got a ph d. in international law and she was a lecturer but she's also posed for glamour calibers what some would say would be provocative or racy photos of her age she says is to raise funds and awareness for the works of whistleblowers and other activists like that today we're joined by dr roles live fuller thanks very much for joining us today but what i'd like to know is why did you choose this matter of getting awareness why not another way well actually i have written articles on whistleblowers in the military so i have actually written quite lengthy articles that are going to be published but i really thought that in order to make a difference to these with lawyers who as we know are in jail or you know at the moment i needed to involve myself in a more material way and i thought well how can i do somethin

simpson of wyoming, former senator bill bradley of new jersey, and he had a list of 22 questions.he asked simpson the questions. and they agreed on 16 of 22 whereupon bradley says okay, you have my vote because 16 of 22 is enough. now, i am unaware of any cooperative bipartisan personal relationships like that today. >> you know the other thing about ronald reagan, he'd been a governor for many years, he probably negotiated dozens of agreements. he'd been a union president. how many agreements did he have to negotiate? you now have a president who's never been a manager and has never been in a negotiation in his life. all he knows how to do is plug in the teleprompter and lash out against something. he's never negotiated anything. >> i just think that that is not, you know, on its face a realistic position to take. i mean, barack obama may not be the best negotiator. he may not be the most cordial, friendly person to republicans in the congress. but the main stumbling block in washington right now is not barack obama. >> not harry reid. not the left-wing democrats. >> it's not eve

bradley beal had a solid game. they win it 107-99 and move back to .500.in all aroundated the league. bradley beal wore the purple nikes. collects -- >> guys in the uniforms. are going to the same place in our fans. >> for him to be able to speak because of speak, him i am able to play the game of basketball. we have progressed and now we have a african-american president in barack obama. the things he has done for the civil rights movement is tremendous. >> the super bowl is set and it could be a great matchup because it features peyton manning and did he have a great afternoon yesterday. he had two touchdowns and no picks setting up the league's number one offense against one of the best defenses in this league. anytime you have a top offense and a top offense and the top defense, something has to give. the broncos are the early favorites but the odds are going back-and-forth. the seattle seahawks say they are going there to win. >> there was a lot of trash talk. >> we will talk about that at 6:00 with richard sherman. the conclusion to a 7 on your side

we could go to bill bradley, allen page, michael jordan, we can go down the line of what athletes have done but use that as resource. there are other athletes who have done things in a wide variety of field that they can use how they want to move forward post playing the game. >> we have 20 seconds. >> i would just like to say one thing to all athletes understand that you come from an unique situation. you've learned how to be motivated, take goals, take punishment, endure and create things out of thin air. forward. if anyone can tap into those qualities that made you an athlete, you can take those on the road and go anywhere. >> well said, my friend. a terrific discussion. in the meantime, waj and i will see you online. ♪ >> welcome to the news hour force. >> buildings collapsed in india killing and trapping dozens. 1234 we have the headlines in europe including stay away from the coast. weather warnings as britain is battered by floods and storms. >> seeking a new life in

christian bale for best actor, bradley cooper for best supporting. >>> "gravity" was a best actress nominationfor sandra. among "12 years of slaves" was steve mcqueen. in addition to christian bail, he is up against bruce stern, and matthew mcconaughey. mark barton, nbc news. >>> step aside, oprah, someone else topped the list for most influential celebrities. >> steven spielberg won, oprah dropped to second, third is george lucas. not on the list, miley cyrus, justin bieber, and kim kardashian. >> they're disrespecting the biebs. >>> two recycling plant owners that saved a puppy's life. >> well today two workers saved an injured puppy. >> they found the ten week old puppy nicknamed gem on a conveyer belt. she was thrown away in a truckload of trash including bottles, cans, and other recyclebles. she has come a long way, but she is still in foster care. gem herself will be at tonight's event, up for adoption, as soon as she fully recovers. so far authorities have not been able to identify who did d that to the poor little pup. >> nice work to those people, the mayor will be there and gem will

. >> even with the time restriction due to a lingering injury bradley beal still put up seven of the wizards points. take a look. just over two minutes game in the game. the suns sadly look on. beal from straight behind. the wizards up by three. suns down four, beal makes them pay. the wizards win 101-95. they are once again at magical .500. >> most acceptance speeches after big victories, there are tears, thanking god and hugs to loved ones. but this isn't your average tennis player. she said after her match make me rich. she won the first set and never looked back. na leading 5-love. na wins the title. >> there is disaster for tiger woods at the farmers open. he shot a 79 today. his worst score on american soil. he failed to make the cut for the first time infer his career. >> there were folks on sports radio today saying he will never win another major again. we'll see. >> lindsay v >> if you are up tonight you're going to get a taste of what is to come in the daytime. >> we'll see temperatures tonight fall into the teens. tomorrow we'll be in the mid to upper 20's. then an arctic

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marci and muhammad. >> tahman bradley, joining us on that story.omat which strained relations between india and united states. leaving the country just hours ago, she was charged by federal grand jury in new york with visa fraud and making false statements. cobragodi was accused of lying about how much she paid her housekeeper. her arrest last month sparked an outrage in india after revelations she was strip-searched and jailed with common criminals. >>> the fbi is sending several dozen agents to russia to beef up security ahead of the olympics. this comes as there are growing fears about a terror attack on the games in sochi. latest incident came when police discovered four vehicles contained with dead bodies. two of them booby-trapped with powerful bombs. a tactic to lure and then kill police. >> the events of the last 30 days demonstrates that none of this preparation can be used. >> i think the new train stations we have around sochi will be soft targets. >> u.s. officials say there will be small teams of armed american security officials in th

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tom bradley lost by a very thin margin. what does this tell us e it tells us there is a large percentage of people who probably characterize themselves as democrats or as liberals, who want to hang onto their firearms and do so for good reason. when you try to think about policy, remember that the second amendment is not an actor is him. -- is not an anachronism. the u.s. is not without its sin in regard to native americans and the legacy of african- american slavery in the country. by the grace of the debate -- the joke this debate will accentuate, we can go beyond today taking into account the wisdom of those who came before us who ratified these -- because at that time they made the judgment that they were just free to sue people. -- that they would best suit a free people. [applause] >> it was our plan to allow don to go first. we are turning to the prepared -- please come in, those of you who have come in late. we would prepare six questions -- and i realize, he has just been speaking. let's let john go first. your que

. >> hi, i'm bradley i want to begin with two quotes. quote number one the only reason for the existence of golf and other defames they promote the height and prosperity. quote two i hope to see the day when their crowds of courses cropping up. it would help the health and prosperity of nations. there can be no possible reason against and every reason in favor of municipal courses unquote. what i've seen any saturday or sunday you'll find people gathering will go together to engage in physical activity at sharp park. the park sharp park is to the an elitist place nor an exclusive golf course it's for anyone. and that's the spirit of sharp park. when sharp park was constructed in 1931 a salt lagoon was transformed into a good place for frogs. over the time it's been destroyed but after it was refreshed to freshwater the snake and frog were restored. once again 24 will restore and have a habitat for the snake and frog. i urge the commission to move forward with this promise. thank you >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon my name

bradley was a difference maker. down therrific stretch. he scored 18 of the 20. not a very pretty game for either team. the wizards go on to win. the final was 88-85. let's go to hockey. the caps have won two in a row. alex ovechkin, two goals and two assists. come inover to mike overtime, the game-winner. the caps would go on to win 5-4 in buffalo and washington has won two in a row. the former head coach of the university of maryland may be back in the game. he will be the offensive coordinator at rutgers. he is working at a deal. they are said to be close with the contract. but it has not been signed. back in football. there is a look at sports. back to you. >> thanks very much. stay warm. >> a little warmth on the horizon. >> here is the best we can do. 34 tomorrow. that is an improvement. 40's over the weekend. maybe some rain by sunday. maybe a little bit of mix by monday night. taking a look at some new computer models and seals we can change the numbers when i read join you at 11:00. >> we will be here or we will be square. abc world news is next. >> have

but in bradley manning's case, the allegations are that he engaged in illegal activity for politicalotivations. >> people in the united states think he's a traitor. >> that's clearly not true. >> regardless of what happens to private manning, any prosecution of assange will be fraught with problems because wikileaks wasn't alone in publishing the classified material. the new york times also published some of it. if the government were to try and prosecute wikileaks and not the times, it would likely need to prove that assange was actively involved in a conspiracy to illegally obtain the documents. did you encourage anyone to leak this material to you? or have you done anything in connection with the u.s. cases, in terms of encouraging an individual to provide you with material? >> no, never. >> there are people that believe that it has everything to do with the next threat, that if they don't come after you now that what they have done is essentially endorsed a small, powerful organization with access to very powerful information, releasing it outside their control. and if they let y

negociaciones , manny 'pac-man' pacquiao tendra la oportunidad de tener la esperada revancha frente a timothy bradleymgm' grand de las vegas, en juego, el ttulo welter de la organizacion mundial de boxeo... el filipino viene de derrotar a 'bam-bam' rios en china, mientras que el estadounidens e doblego a juan manuel marquez en una cerrada decision... anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de personas y luego se suicidÓ. >> capturan a otro de los caba l caballeros templarios. >> tras el robo de un relicario tras el robo de la sangre de l j

. >> but one person who isn't, abc's taman bradley, live on the upper west side, here in new york cityrtainly gave most of the country a bit of a pass on new year's day. she came roaring back to let everybody know who the boss is. the midwest got the brunt of the storm first. in chicago, up to 18 inches of snow in some areas. boston, this morning it looks like a winter wonderland. schools are closed there. city workers were sent home early. here in new york city, just as forecast, the snow and freezing temperatures came in around 8:00 last night. and the snow started to pick up around midnight. now it is extremely cold, and the wind is gusting. >> i just got to say, it's nice in the studio. nice and warm. we got coffee. just saying. >> reporter: yeah, okay. hard-working folks out here, man. >> listen, you're probably the hardest working person in television now. kudos to you. >> reporter: thank you. >> are you seeing crews on the roads? >> reporter: yeah. i have seen people out here trying to pick this up. what's interesting, it's a powdery snow. so it could potentially be easier for t