bradley: highly unlikely. what is one thing about presidential candidate bill bradley that historians are in danger of getting wrong? sen. bradley: that i did not dance. i did dance. mark: even as a presidential candidate. sen. bradley: that is how these things connect from high school to president of candidate. high school said i could not dance but here i did. mark: if you can be president today without having to run, would you take the job? sen. bradley: that is ridiculous. sure. who would not? mark: not everybody wants to be president. sen. bradley: those days are over for me. that is a purely hypothetical question. mark: senator bradley, stick around. we will do one more thing with you after this. ♪ mark: as we do with all of our guests, we will ask senator bradley to sign a basketball. we are live 24/7 on bloomberg politics.com. up next is "taking stock." on bloomberg radio, " bloomberg law." senator bradley, thank you. look back at the camera and say sayonara. sen. bradley: sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello, this

. >> i was going to ask you that, because bradley put it very bluntly. he said the officers were basically lined up like sitting ducks, which goes to your point, that it doesn't necessarily mean this person had to be a really good shot if they're all just standing right there. jim, i want to say this though, local media there, ksd, is reporting that one of the officers was shot in the face and the other was shot in the shoulder. again, we don't know the extent of the injuries besides just that. we know they've been taken to the hospital, but as a former atf special agent, where is this investigation right now? >> they'll be centered clearly on any witnesses to who was doing the shooting anybody nearby. clearly cell phone video, like you talked about from the demonstrators or protesters who might have turned their phones toward the shooting and captured any of it surveillance cameras on the police department you know, patrol cars in the area everything they can do to see if they can locate the shooters -- or shooter, and getting the guns you know apprehen

we welcome you, senator bradley, as well. we thank both of you for being here today, and we look forward to your testimony. senator packwood you go first. >> and senator bradley also holds a record for the most points ever scored in the play of basketball playoff in portland, oregon, when he scored what, 64 points? 58. mr. chairman, when i was contacted everyone asks how did you do it in '86, and are there any other parallels till today? there are some but the circumstances were different. in our era, fairness was the issue, not income and equality. and the next to the last page of my statement, you will see a list of newspaper stories about people that paid no taxes at all. industries, defense industries at the time of the reagan buildup that not only paid no taxes, they got money back. and the public, and the members of congress, could not understand how wealthy corporations, and wealthy individuals could pay nothing. it wasn't fair. so that was the premise we were operating under at the time. you will find -- you will find

we welcome you senator bradley as well.ook forward to your testimony. senator packwood, you go first. >> and senator bradley also holds a record for the most points ever scored in the play of basketball playoff in portland, oregon, when he scored what, 64 points? 58. mr. chairman, when i was contacted, everyone asks, how do you do it in '86, and are there any other parallels till today? there are some but the circumstances were different. in our era, fairness was the issue, not income and equality. and the next to the last page of my statement, you will see a list of newspaper stories about people that paid no taxes at all. industries, defense industries at the time of the reagan buildup that not only paid no taxes, they got money back. and the public and the members of congress, could not understand how wealthy corporations and wealthy individuals could pay nothing. it wasn't fair. so that was the premise we were operating under at the time. you will find -- you will find in my statement on occasion the word diary. that me

after bradley is shot, prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right-hand man.lace. >> this defendant is more commonly known by his nickname, which is hobo. >> or bo. wallace has a long criminal history. prosecutors say he sells and uses drugs. including the hallucinogen angel dust, or pcp. he's not the only one. sources tell cnn aaron hernandez also smoked a lot of pot. one calling it a boatload. prosecutors say the tight end would give odin lloyd money to buy him marijuana. cnn first revealed this photograph last year. it's a stack of blunts. prosecutors say lloyd made them with marijuana, supplied by hernandez. sources tell cnn aaron hernandez also used angel dust, and that could have made him paranoid. one says he felt he was a target, that people were coming after him. >> the combination of those drugs, depending on the long-term use of the drugs, and the amount of drugs, could cause someone to become violent, could cause someone to become very paranoid, could cause someone to overreact to a situation, appear to be more impulsive. >> that kind of behavior d

i will ask senator bradley a similar question. it deals with presidential involvement, do you think tax reform would have happened if tax reform was not a priority in his administration? and isn't it going to take that much from president obama with his own party in congress to get a tax reform bill enacted? and then for senator bradley, could you share your thoughts on the importance of presidential leadership and accomplishing tax reform? >> president reagan was so important. is it essential that the president be there from day one and pushing, i don't know, it's like saying this committee could not reach testit's own conclusion without the president. one morning there was a small breakfast, and the bill had passed before congress, and the president took danny and me aside and he said if you can keep the revenue neutral and keep the rates you got, you can sound on my support no matter how you get to those rates. we knew we had his backing. had absolutely. but that was about the treasury. jim baker was up to his nec in the negoti

bradley whitford.a lot of the prosperity gospel is that the right term. >> sure, that's fine. >> i feel like they exploit the notion that people are giving their money directly to god. why does jesus need so much money. is he like cash poor right now. another addition in heaven. >> he says in my father's house there are many rooms. i think there's plenty of room already. but if you look at these mega ministries, the only one who seems to be mega rich is the pastor that pass his family. >> exactly. go ahead, bradley. >> i want to disagree. what's his name. >> creflo dollar. >> creflo annuities discoveredthat. you know, once you've convinced your flocks that the son of god is a venture capitalists the sky's the limit. maybe god wanted to have a plane he could stand up in. maybe it's not enough. >> it's disgusting. you're absolutely right. >> in the discussion of our finances at all. >> well if you believe it, god's the solution to everything. so yes. >> you went door to door. >> oh yes. it's dangerous, r

the bradley disappeared. we didn't see it any more. i was already getting ready to -- as soon as we got security established, call for helicopter support. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no cas. >> 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. call 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 catrell 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 taken me out. >> cap

bradley beal back in the lineup. w iz up first quarter. somehow gets the shot to go.d play from wall. 22 points on the night. let's go to second quarter. wizards on the break again. pass over to beal and bradley, there he is. that three pointer we love. eight points in the return. then in the third, wizards up big and adding to it. paul pierce and buries the three. wizards up 21. but the pistons, they're going to come back. spencer dimwiddie misses gets his own shot. detroit with the first lead of the game. late in the quarter, nene. he's just not happy with the pistons sticking around. he's just going to throw it down with an angry dunk. that is nasty. wizards breathe a sigh of relief pick up the first win since february 9th, 99-95 tonight. they won the game and, man, too close. >> we don't like to lose and we did a great job staying together as a team. we're the only ones to figure it out. we did tonight. we almost let it slip. we scared ourselves a little bit and did a great job of getting it back. >> almost lose a game. i don't know if we're out of woods. won one

one of the men that he is with is alexander bradley.secutors describe him as hernandez's former right-hand man. by morning, bradley is shot in the face, dumped out of a vehicle, and left for dead. still wearing his now blood soaked vip wristband from the club. police retrieve this bullet fragment from his head, but bradley won't give them any details. >> when the police investigated this incident, he didn't point the finger at hernandez. >> that changes when he sues and says hernandez cost him height right eye. he says he was shot after hernandez felt disrespected during an argument over a missing cell phone. prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right-hand man. a man named ernst wallace. >> he is more commonly known by his nickname hobo, or o. he has a long criminal history. they say he sells and uses drugs including angel dust or pcp. court documents show his sidekick carlos ortiz admits he's regularly using pcp, alcohol and thc. >> sources say aaron hernandez also smoked a lot of pot, one calling it a boat load. >> prosecutors say her

they did that from my viewpoint. >> bradley, thank you. we'll check back in with you. again, a witness to two police officers shot in ferguson, missouri outside the police department just hours after there was other big news out of ferguson. earlier this morning the st. louis county police chief held a news conference with more details on the injured offers and here's what he had to say. >> so at about 8:00 last night maybe a little bit sooner than that proit'sers arrived in front of the ferg sob police department. i was able to monitor that. and talk to my staff about what was going on. as far as the night goes probably 60 70 people that were up there, it wasn't all that remarkable compared to some of the things that we have experienced over the last few months. but there were quite a few people. in the roadway, sidewalks, in front of the station, et cetera. there was a group of police officers that were up there from different agencies assisting ferguson and the night was fairly uneventful act midnight. ed a -- it was starting to break up and to the immediate north y

scene. >> bradley rayford, right.e gave a good description. he was present. the bullets moving past his head. he saw the flashes, the muzzle flashes from the hill. the chief said the officers were shot directly so apparently they were shot you know from directly. he said it was not a ricochet shot. so you know they have some leads to go on. we don't know if it's one shooter, two shooters. bradley said there was four shots, he thought. so they don't have a lot to go on. they need some help from the public to find out who the shooters are and to stop them put an end to that. >> we're understanding that they're trying to get some cell phone video from protesters who were there on the scene and, again, we want to be very clear, at this point there is no indication that those protesters were involved in the shooting in any form or fashion. in fact that it came from an area outside of that immediate protest on that hill across the street. we don't have an exact distance jim. bradley was mentioning somewhere between 500 and

bradley rayford, stay with us, we're going to get some information and get more from you. stay here for the latest. >>> welcome back everybody. we're here with breaking news out of ferguson missouri. there's not only reports but confirmation that shots have been fired outside the ferguson police department and two officers have indeed been hit, the extent of those injuries are not known at this hour. we are continuing to follow this story very closely. i want to bring in former agent and hoft age investigator. a journalist is saying the shots came from the hill about 700 feet away from the police department. what does that tell you about the person who fired the shots. >> like the reporter said he wasn't appearing to be part of the group who was protesting in front of the police department. that was about to be through. someone was up 500 to 700 feet away, it's a pretty good distance away to fire and hit two officers, one in the face. we don't know their condition. we don't know how seriously they have been hurt. sounds awfully bad when you're hit in the face. we don't kno

and that loses the bill. >> senator bradley? >> the reality is that tax reform was failing until the packwood counteroffensive. and it wasn't like this just sprung forth from the head of zeus, right? we had had 30 hearings. the substance had been thoroughly chewed over by the committee. so it was familiar territory. it was just put together in a different way. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator -- no wait a minute. let me just see here. i'm sorry. senator menendez first. >> all right mr. chairman. thank you. thank you both for your testimony which i read at length. i think we all agree we need to simplify the tax code and make it more economically efficient, but i always think before we go about the task of comprehensive tax reform, we need to agree what is the end-goals we are trying to achieve so we can direct our focus. and i know some of my friends here argue that we should focus solely on corporate tax reform and profits and snoorkt gains and i think i've heard you both say you that really need to do it all a

narrated by several participants from world war ii, including president dwight eisenhower, general bradley, and congressman heckler , who witnessed the events as an army historian. now 100 years old, the representative is currently the oldest living former congressman. [explosions] >> every major victory in war is the result of long planning long preparation with the loss of often thousands of men. but when something comes along that is unexpected and you have this great prize, there is great alarm. in other cases you planned for it, expected it. here you come along with something that gives a quick lift to the morale of the whole force. everyone, from private up to those in washington and london, they knew that the war was over. everyone of us realize that if hitler had the slightest sense [no audio] the gallantry of the men that did it is something that should never be forgotten. and something that the american government should like to keep. ♪ >> the people they love their bridge. they loved it because it was an attraction for visitors from all over the countryside. they loved to stroll

bradley. [applause] >> thank you, david. can everyone hear me ok? all right. we have watched the army's of grant and lee moving across the virginia landscape from the siege of petersburg to the surrendered appomattox courthouse. now i'm going to take a detour. we are going to make a sharp turn south, and we're going to turn back the clock. we're going to go back to december of 1864. and we are going to follow this man, general william t sherman. and his progress in what he believes in hopes will be his final campaign of the war. sherman grant are pursuing the grand strategy that they formulated in march of 1864. in cincinnati, ohio. the idea was to keep the army's in the east and in the west, the confederate army's so busy that they cannot reinforce each other. and i have a repeat fiasco of the battle of chickamauga. the strategy is working. slowly, but inexorably. while grant keeps lee's army bottled up around the trenches of petersburg in richmond, sherman captures atlanta georgia, in september of 1864. on december 16, the army of the cumberland general geor

>> word it is over between bradley cooper and his model girl flood. >> the couple has reportedly split up after two years every dating. now never officially confirmed they were ate app just by showing up at several red carpet together, including academy awards last month. both have new films coming out. water house has role in surge and you can catch bringly cooper in a comedy with ms stone this may. >> disney channel is making movie about little league pitching sensation mo'ne davis. is anybody shocked about this? i mean she has made the rounds, hasn't she? network developing biographical film titled throw like mo. will tell the story how the 13 year old was the first girl to pitch a shut out in the little league world series. she made history doing that. mo'ne said to be very excited about the project and hopes it will encourage kids to believe that dreams do come true. she just gets better and better. >> agreed. >> so well adjusted, so talented. >> if your headed to the weaken movies, we want to tell but. >> this new chapter in the divergent series now this theatres. >> it is kevin

i mean i know you had bradley talking about it too. >> jimmy: yeah we talked -- we had bradley cooperl times -- >> jimmy: he's a buddy of the show. >> trying to keep him away, yeah. "hey, jimmy, can i come in again?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, we love him. man, we invite him all the time, but yeah, we always get giggling because he comes on, we have these serious movies. we like to joke around. >> yeah. >> jimmy: cause you know, "hangover" we joked around when you have that. but then we were just serious when we got to be serious and i start the giggles. and we started laughing, man, he just -- it's just an intense film, and this guy, the snipers out there, this character played chris, shot it was between 140 and 150 -- >> i think 160 confirmed kills or something. it's an insane amount and you know, it's a really, it's something that he really struggled with, i think he would be happier with the number of lives he saved, versus people talking about the amount he killed but he was a a really prolific sniper and you know, struggled of being a a navy seal and trying to balance the home l

or adults who are lacking in resources. >> woodruff: and bradley myles tell us we did talk about it inettup that people just heard but what in essence would this bill or these bills do for these victims? >> well, one of the primary focuses is providing more services for survivors. there's this traffic victim fund that was going to be put together with proceeds from different criminal prosecutions that would go to survivor services. there's way that survivors could get more restitution and compensation. there's more official recognition for survivors. there's even a potential of the reauthorization of the full apparatus of runnaway and home ltses youth programs in the united states to prevent trafficking because homeless youth are some the most vulnerable youth pimps are targeting. so there are all these to look at survivor support there are also provisions to crack down on traffickers more and the buyers of sex. and we fell like there is a strong package of bills that were really teed up there. >> woodruff: holly smith from your perfect-- perspective, why is it important to pass this?

he didn't -- he couldn't -- you know -- >> jimmy: yeah, go back to school, bradley.on this. tell me about this guy. pono. >> it's the music player and a a music ecosystem. ponomusic.com, where you can get the highest res files available that we get from the record companies. and this player plays them. and it's just like an ipod except it sounds -- it goes up. >> jimmy: i did it. it's unbelievable. [ applause ] it has a mini sd card down there so you can actually add more memory and stuff like that down here in the bottom. i was playing with it today and i had just any headphones that we found in the office. and i plugged in -- i was playing "harvest." i had my friend switch it out and see if i could tell the difference between an ipod and this. i could completely tell the difference. >> you know what? you're a music lover. >> jimmy: i do. >> you love music. >> jimmy: i love it. >> that's what pono is about, people who love music. if you love music and you feel music like these guys over here -- they're going to hear it. [ cheers and applause ] they're going to hear

the only studio i knew was someone i took my first class at and was cynthia bradley. it was intimidating. people had preconceived ideas of who i was because they saw me all over the newspapers, and it was terrifying for me to walk into a school and we judged and people looking at me as though this is a prodigy, let's see what she has. >> it was a lot of pressure. >> it was a lot of pressure and a lot to handle after going through what i went through. >> you are now one of the world's famous ballet dancers, you are a soloist at the american ballet theatre. have you commercials, books, a reality show. so many things have come after this difficult path that you had. did you ever envision - and i forgot, you danced with prince on stage - forgot that one. did you ever envision that this is what your life could be? >> no, no. it's hard to accept that it's a reality. i don't know, again, i'm just so humbled and grateful for the bagged that i have and the situation that i have been through and be standing that i want to forever be able to give back to ballet what it's done fo

bradley beal, after missing a games. third quarter come 66-48 wiz. paul pierce hits the trey. the wiz squandered the lead. late fourth, then they -- nene with a head fake. a snap their six-game losing streak. the final 99-95. >> i can't explain it to you. they played one half, and then soon as the team makes any kind of run we stopped playing. that is what we did. we stopped playing. i have to figure out how, you know, to help these guys overcome that. robert: tuesday, nothing but gold t-shirts rushing the floor after the terps beat wisconsin. more momentum again against michigan today. senior day, final home game for dez wells. he teared up, hugging mark turgeon. emotional day for the senior, a good day for him on the court. jake layman misses the three but dez wells gets way up in the air, the rebound. maryland ended the half on a 12-0 run. second half, the terps up six. the good look, his third three of the game. later in the second, check out this past to melo trimble lehman in the corner, knocks down maryland's 11th three of the game, a season-high. the terps win 66-56. g

what can you tell us bradley, about what happened last night?yeah, as jennifer was stating before, it was definitely traumatic event. the protesters were actually boeing down and so the shooting was completely random and unexpected. actually, it happened definitely something none of us was expecting to happen. >> how did the police respond, bradley? >> the police, as you can imagine, of course they're on edge. you can kind of know when a cop changes from the good cop to a serious cop about what's going on. but you definitely can kind of sense they were on edge and trying to figure out and keep themselves safe or the citizens safe as well as the cops police officers. >> bradley, did you know -- i know there was some confusion initially where the shots were being fired from some press accounts suggest it was on a hill across the street from your vantage point. can you tell where the shots were coming? >> i saw the muzzle fire from the top of the hill. >> okay. >> that's where i saw the muzzle fire coming from. and that's where the sound was coming

today, bradley beal responds. as abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. maureen: abc 7 is covering metro as the union representing the transit agency's workers focuses on safety. the public discussion on the issue is now under way. it comes two months after smoke filled a metro tunnel killing an alexandria woman on a yellow line train outside of l'enfant plaza. chris papst will have more about that tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. investigators in montgomery county want to figure out why a driver crashed into an apartment building. it happened around 10:30 last night in germantown. the car nearly hit a 12-year-old boy in the building. the driver returned to the home this morning and apologized to the family. today, the m.g.m. national harbor casino marks a milestone. the hiring of its 1,000th construction worker. casino officials and maryland governor larry hogan inspected the project today. but some question whether the $1.25 billion project is keeping its promise to the community. caroline tucker is live at national harbor to explain. caroline? caroline:

coming up in sports the wizards get a reality check from bradley beal. the caps are hot right now but the rangers are even hotter. break down tonight's ma ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. ve. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> all right. let's start off with a little hockey. caps hosting the rangers tonight. they'll be without defenseman mike green because of an upper body injury. meanwhile, brooks orpik will be a game time decision due to a lower body injury. they'll need all the help they can get, though. rangers want this win bad because it will give them sole possession of the top spot in the metro division. the caps have won three out of their last four. alex ovechkin still leading the league in goals with 44. step up tonight as washington continues to claw their way up the standings. puck drops at 8:00. all right. jordan zimmerman got the start today against the tigers. he went 2 2/3 innings with two hits. one run and four ks. let's look at the o

. >>> bradley cooper, single again, out with j.and telling us about his guy's only party in vegas. >> that was the other night. >> wow. >> plus, more couples dish. are miley and patrick over after his trip to cabo? and what does john legend think about those leak naked pics of his wife? >> we just feel like there's no problem with being natural and nude. >> also rihanna with her niece. j. lo and her twin. >> i'm wearing. >> this is not just fun day sunday. this is like mama's for real today. >> then, pretty woman turns and "e.t." was on the set way back when. >> is she a prostitute? >> it's a disney movie. >> our new interviews with the cast. can you imagine anybody but julia and richard? >> opportunity to read diane lane we were considered. >> we also have the "mad men" final season secrets. and head to head kwithevin hart and will ferrell, game on. ♪ entertainment tonight ♪ ♪ ba, ba, ba ♪ ♪ with kevin frazier ♪ >> now, "e.t.," the sweet sound of will singing our theme. hi, everybody, nancy o'dell is off tonight. brooke anderson h

bradley beale, the steal. takes it for the flash.osing streak with a 95-69 win over the hornets. bradley beale limping afterwards but says he'll be okay. wizards there at home on wednesday to face memphis. >>> big week for big ten teams. the maryland men with the number two seed. they play friday in the tournament quarterfinals. you may see those congrat boards going up for the marylandfeat undefeated. des wells, the terrapin senior guard landing first team all big ten voted by the coaches. tremble gets the nod by the media. and their fearless leader mark turgeon winning coach of the year. and he tells us how he did it. >> i just think i had a great group of players, great group of kids that bought in. we kind of knew in june that we had a good team. everybody bought in. there was no jealousies. everybody respected each other on the court. and we have good talent. that's really the biggest reason that we've turned >>> all right, now to baseball. nats prospect michael taylor. we'll see him in center field while denard span recovers fr

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bradley. you had a picture of fort fisher when you started. it has been a few years since i have been back. what is the status, the remaining slice? >> that is a good description of what remains. it is just a slice. the sea face has been reclaimed by the ocean and a portion of the land is still intact but there is another of the land space that you can get an idea of the scale of the fort. it is still impressive even in its current form. >> chris victim -- bingham. we heard about the maclean's and how they were affected. can you elaborate on what happened to the bennett family? >> i was reminded by ron wilson's inventory of all of the stolen items from the maclean house that the bennett's underwent a similar pilferage. it was so bad that james bennett applied for restitution from the governor of north carolina, william holden. not just once but twice to recover his stone artifacts. that included the table that the surrender documents were written and signed on. james then at and william maclean would have a lot to talk about if they ever got t

this afternoon, we have elizabeth talking about the legacies of appomattox and mark bradley talking about what was going on in north carolina in 1865. as you know, this is a free civil war seminar. we are supported by the eastern national bookstore. we have our authors and speakers books at here. we have william thompson's books. could you stand up and raise your hand? he has several books on the civil war. specifically focusing on the events here in this area on april 7. i asked our speakers to gather at the table, even if they are speaking later in the day to the left out there. they will sign copies and answer additional questions because we may not be able to take all of the questions at the conclusion of the program because we are on a time schedule here. we have c-span3 filming this. it's being broadcast live today. i am glad you're here and not at home watching it. we also have our appomattox 1865 foundation outside. they are sponsoring the event this year. you can visit with sue cochran and find out about the foundation. they support the activities at the courthouse historical par

. >> in raleigh north carolina that is exactly what anna bevin bradley hopes will happen.ey is a community activist at north carolina family action, a conservative political group. now 26 years old she's had to buy insurance on her own for the first time this year and shocked by the cost. >> it's one thing to have pay monthly for cable or netflix or hulu plus or a gym membership because you're getting something out of that. i feel like i'm not really getting anything out of my virtually $200 a month. this is power from last month's and this is this month's and working to get them down in cost to be able to pay for some of the things we really care about. >> reporter: bradley says she rarely visits a doctor and doesn't want the added benefits the law requires insurers to offer like mental health and maternity coverage. she hopes the supreme court declares north carolinans ineligible for financial assistance. >> i think that will help a lot of people understand the true cost of h healthcare and what this does how it's driving up costs, it's increasing the burden on middle cl

all about that though it was all about the celtics bradley. up a big lead thanks to the point guard eefs forts. bradley scoring 20 points as they beat brooklyn to end a three-game losing streak. >>> as prerace preparations go this one is unique. knee -- the mercedes driver running up the famous towers. completed the 2,000 steps. the german driver next taking on the twists and turns of the circuit, with the race coming up on sunday. >> amazing experience running to the top of the twin towers or one of them anyway. unreal. cross your fingers for us to have a great weekend. >>> more on f1 and the latest from the cricket world cup at our website, aljazeera.com. we have blogs and videos from our correspondents around the world. that is it for me for now. >> andy thank you very much. >>> stay with us here on al jazeera. there will be another full bulletin of news at the top of the hour the latest on that german plane crash and the only going recovery effort. that's it. thanks for watching. ♪ >> these people have decided that today they will be arres

bradley was among those in the crowd. >> bullets were going right past my head. it was -- it was kind of traumatic. i'm still kind of in shock because of it. >> reporter: both officers were taken to a nearby hospital as backup from neighboring police departments arrived on the scene. >> trouble, trouble, trouble! >> reporter: protestors gathered outside the department after the ferguson police chief thomas jackson resigned wednesday. his departure is part of a shake-up in city leadership after a scathing report from the department of justice found a pattern of racial bias on the mostly white police force. protestors had been calling for jackson's resignation since unarmed teen michael brown was killed by an officer in august. large and often violent protests have taken place since then. >> this is a very, very, very dangerous environment for the officers to work in regarding the amount of gunfire that, um, we have experienced up there. >> reporter: investigators are searching for a suspect in the shooting. don champion, cbs news. >>> 17 teachers are in danger of

recent tabloid shows waterhouse hanging with bradley's mom in jenkintown.en though they attended the ceremonies together. >>> justin bean inner hot water after two former neighbors filed a lawsuit against him. susan and jeffery schwartz allege beiber and his body guard alleged they harassed him, even spit in their faces. they also claimed body guard made anti sematic market toward them. pop star still on probation for last year, has in the commented on the suit. >> heading to the movies this weekend the the next chapter in the divergent series is in theaters now. >> kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has more on the highly anticipated movie insurgent. >> reporter: this week shealen woodly is back with the amount james to lead fight for freedom in the society on the brink of a war, in the second installment of the divergent series insurgent. >> find them, everyone of them. >> we will never stop coming after us. it is time we fight back. >> reporter: rebels of divergent continue to fight their independent. forecast shealen woodly and the o james and kat

or another, i remember giving a talk in north carolina which we may touch on a little bit and mark bradley talked about yesterday. my wife never pays attention to my speaking schedule and i had my phone and it started ringing. i hit it and shut the ringer off so it would not bring any more and wouldn't you know it, within 30 seconds she was calling me back. we had a conversation in front of the crowd. if you would turn your ringers off that would be greatly appreciated. that is all i have this morning so i will have dave, and take care of a few things and introduce the first speaker. thank you for coming out. dave: thank you, patrick. i appreciate you showing up on sunday morning for the final part of the presentation. patrick mentioned things i want to talk about, general information. if people are interested in doing lunch at the end of the session i think the dining hall is still open. one reminder, the powerpoint showing before the session were done by the longwood professor michael has an exhibit in the ferguson gallery downtown. you can see the exhibits of the old appomattox campaign

bradley here one of seven celtics in double figures. 14 straight road encloseses, 108-89 the final. that's sports. >>> all right, jimmy kimmel next. and "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night. >> "action news" is sponsored in part by -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kevin hart brad paisley matthew mcconaughey and tomi fujiyama with cleto and the cletones. and now word back y'all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice.

and for the latest on the military situation in iraq, we are joined via skype in iraq now by matt bradleyf the wall street journal. so why is it that the arab states very quickly got involved in yemen. it's almost a proxy war for shi'a and sunni states but that's not the case in iraq? >> well they did get involved. rather quickly in iraq. the problem was that iraq was lead at the time on june 150th when islamic state ram tagged through northern iraq. iraq was lead by al-maliki who was a personal problem for many of the sunni arab leaders in the region. so he was considered to be very closely aligned with iran but also a lot of the sunni leaders in the region simply didn't like him and didn't consider him to be a reliable partner. and now it's part of the reason why some of the sunni states such as suddenee-- saudi arabia were so reluctant to get behind malick'-- maliki effort to repel an islamic state and in some ways sort of tacitly backed the islamic state until they found out the true nature of the threat. >> srennivasan: in iraq how likely will we to see ground forces from the arab le

bradley rayford. he was covering last night's protest. he was a witness to the shooting. mr.k you for your time tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> we see you out there on the streets tonight in ferguson. before i ask you specifically about what you saw last night, can you just tell us what the mood is like tonight and what it's been like today in ferguson? >> right now it's pretty much just media in front of the police department. there are about 40 people that walked past us towards where the candlelight vigil was scheduled to be held just down toward the ferguson brew house if you're familiar with the ferguson area. it's an area where there's a large area for people to gather for the vigil tonight. >> okay. last night when you were at the police station and you saw the shooting happen, can you just tell us what happened? it's my understanding when i looked at the footage it seemed like it was sort of a protest/rally. it seemed to be sort of winding down when the shots rang out. what happened? >> you could almost say that the protest did wind down when the shots rang ou

when his neighbor, general omar bradley would have a luncheon or a dinner, he would share his domestic with his neighbor. i said to myself, how ironic it is that now i am presiding over the state where the individual who accepted the hell up fairly paid to help now has a son of the help coming to stand in the midst. there's a lot i want to say today, but it reminded me of one who was named matilda. matilda worked in the master's house. after the dred scott decision, master came in and said matilda black people don't have any rights and white -- that white people are duty bound to honor. matilda said that's not right and she kept on cooking and kept on serving. she said i've got to appeal. he said you don't understand the supreme court said there are no rights black votes have two h white deal are duty bound. she said i've got to peel. he said you cannot appeal to supreme court. she full delivered things and went out on the backside of the house, got down on her knees and said lord, you know that's not right. what are they doing to us? her appeal made its way to heaven and when she got

this is from that bradley "washington post" editor. he claims -- he hung out with jfk a lot -- i like this phrase it describes jfk is being tight. you don't hear that much. maybe my parents would have said that. and his memoir, as bradley wrote, champagne was flowing like the potomac, and the president himself was opening bottle after bottle in a manner that sent foam flying over the furniture. that was probably top shelf champagne. probably pretty good stuff. it came about that they had an impromptu party at the white house. jackie was out of town, but jackie's sister, who was quite a socialite, was there, and she was teaching jfk and some of the staffers how to do the twist. one thing led to another, they started opening up champagne and were dancing to chubby checker records. jfk open the champagne, and was probably spraying all over the furniture. according to bradley, was probably one of the times he had a little too much. president obama, the chief executive, is a very eclectic drinker. here he is drinking again is an ancestral h

jennifer lawrence y bradley cooper son una pareja y no permiten que nadie se interponga en su amor.ambio. conflictos internacionales, hambrunas y Éxodos embarcÁndose ahora en territorios vÍrgenes. esto es todo de mi parte, regresÓ con ustedes. pamela: ahora vamos a regresar con borja para que nos cuente de una mujer que estÁ dando mucho de que hablar, ¿por quÉ? porque se atreviÓ a hacer algo que muchos no harÍan. borja: estoy de nuevo aquÍ para hablar, gracias a dios, de algo muy agradable que puede tener efecto positivo en nuestra autoestima. les voy a mostrar una foto que se ha hecho viral, ella es una mamÁ blogera y subiÓ una imagen a su instagram. decÍa: tengo estrÍas, cuerpo flÁcido y estoy orgullosa de muchas partes de mi cuerpo. rachel ha recibido el apoyo de muchas mujeres en el mundo. muchas veces nos obsesionamos por los cÁnones de la belleza y estÁ muy bien que aparezcan personas valientes, con seguridad y que no se avergüenzan de las imperfecciones que todos tenemos. pamela: no hay nada mÁs bonito que un recordatorio de que es madre. borja: yo creo que tiene que hacer un

bradley cooper no me hablÓ. >> no. toni: tambiÉn ha tenido abordo algunas estrellas hispanas.erdad es que mister ferrari hace sentir a los clientes como estrellas. y de la reacciÓn de estas chicas que no dejaron de cantar mientras estuvieron. sus historias las publica en su pÁgina de facebook y espera un dÍa lanzar un libro, creo que hasta yo estarÉ. ojalÁ usted tenga la misma suerte que yo cuando grite "taxi" en nueva york espero que sea mister ferrari el que se detenga. mister ferrari es un personaje porque toparse con esas estrellas no es tan fÁcil. pamela: o tiene buena suerte obtiene un espÍa, incluyendo a toni dandrades en su lista. toni: pero dice que yo no soy famoso. de hecho, en entrevista a sus clientes y luego en su pÁgina de facebook la publica y piensa hacer un libro de mesa. les deseamos mucha suerte a un hombre con mucho carisma. pamela: ya es una celebridad Él tambiÉn. toni: recuerde que si tiene mÁs de la edad de pamela, mÁs de 14 aÑos, y canta este es el momento para audicionar. allÍ estÁ la informaciÓn para las audiciones. pamela: hay que aprovechar. toni: