bradley: [inaudible] holmes: only after we had secured the camp. bradley: how did you get the word? holmes: we got it from our battalion commander or one of our officers. i cannot recall if it was a major or captain that said, "do not give them anything" -- the word was passed down all the way down the line -- "do not feed these prisoners under any circumstances." because they wanted as many of them alive as possible. they all have a story to tell also. where they were captured, how long and what concentration camp they came from. a lot of places, if they needed workers and did not have enough in one sector, they would send them on a train -- boxcars full of them -- all the way down to another sector to fill out as a workforce. those that they could trust. bradley: what did the people do to you? holmes: those that were living -- they looked like death eating a soda cracker. that's what we used to call it. they were skin and bones. can you imagine a skeleton trying to talk to you? and holding out his hand? can you imagine that? you get any kind of an inkling what it's like? and this

my name is bradley cooper.tion is regarding "awakenings." >> kroft: but bradley cooper was never a struggling young actor. he was making out with carrie bradshaw on "sex in the city" while he was still in grad school. a year later, had a tv series, "alias," alongside jennifer garner. and promptly paid off that college loan. but he was not an overnight sensation, either. you may remember him as the obnoxious fiance who made a big hit in "the wedding crashers." but it took him four more years and a road trip to vegas for a bachelor party to make him a movie star. "the hangover" grossed nearly a half-billion dollars world wide. really, things started to change, i guess, with "the hangover." i mean, that was huge. >> cooper: massive, oh, yeah. yeah, yeah, any time you're part of a movie that makes that much money in the box office, it's going to provide opportunities for other studios to take chances with you, just on a very mathematical level. that is the way it works. i mean, everyone has a number next to them ab

but bradley won't give them any details. >> when the police investigated this incident, alexander bradleypoint the finger at hernandez. >> that changes when bradley sues claiming aaron hernandez cost him his right eye. the motive is unclear. after bradley is shot, prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right hand man. a man named earne eest wallace. >> this defendant is more commonly don't by his nickname, which is hobo. >> or bo. wallace has a long criminal history. prosecutors say he sells and uses drugs, including the that louisino jen angel dust or pcp. he's not the only one. source tell cnn aaron hernandez also smoked a lot of pot, one calling ate boatload. >> prosecutors say the tight ends 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. source 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 th

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. >> his finally the radio came back on. then 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 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 ta

alan huge non and gale bradley versus zoning administrator. protesting the issuance on march 30, 2015, of the letter of derjs whether the planning code allowed for a total of four 4 units at the subject property in 1979. and whether the planning department considers all 4 units legal today. >> i'm florence campbell for gayle bradley. i will give you the direct code in opposition to what happened here. in the early 60s two lots together had 9 units approved and foundations were built on the hillside of this lot which was very steep at the top of twin peaks. at the end of the 60s, the property owner wanted to put in the 9 units. planning changed the zoning and they had to sell it off. the next owner of the property from whom gayle bradley bought the property became the developer and has plans approved for 2 units on 5 stories which existed in that hillside. then, all 4 units were approved by building inspectors that were actually built with habitable space on four levels including six bathrooms and four kitchens which exceeded the approved plans

terminÓ con victoria por decisiÓn unÁnime bradley. de la informaciÓn del clima con millie delgado. millie: amigos, feliz domingo, quiere saber quÉ nos espera en las temperaturas en este nuevo inicio de semana? le tengo el reporte completo en minutos. ramÓn: ahora ya le toca para conocer las condiciones del clima, pasamos con millie delgado. ya esta preparado con el pronÓstico extendido. te escuchamos millie. millie: amigos, buenas tardes. quÉ dÍa tan maravillosa. alcanzamos las mÁximas en los 71 grados. nos encontramos dentro de los rangos de lo normal. livermore 74, san josÉ un poco mÁs cÁlido con 92. modesto 94. estas temperaturas de calor intenso se debe a la alta presiÓn que continÚan circulando. las zonas altas, los rayos podrÍa impactar en la maleza y esto podrÍa producir un incendio y mÁs, lamentable con la sequÍa que estamos atravesando. las mÁximas temperaturas para maÑana, 90 para livermore 82 para san josÉ. los vientos se mantendrÁn a 20 millas por hora. maÑana en su inicio de semana, 72. temperatura de acuerdo con la tempo

he ain't never bothered nobody. >> reporter: bradley was a retired landscaper. he has been bobby's same-sex partner for more than 20 years. would beby wonders if he was attacked because of his sexuality. >> i hope he wasn't targeted. >> reporter: montgomery county police are investigating. they believe some people in the neighborhood saw the attack and they want to hear from them. >> find the people who did this to him. >> reporter: bradley combs was also a veteran. we will have more about his series in the military coming up at 6:00 n montgomery village, shomari stone, news4. >>> an outpouring of emotion in charleston, south carolina today, as thousands remember the nine victims in that church massacre. president obama delivering the eulogy at one of the services. news4's chris lawrence joins us from the newsroom with the president's message. chris? >> reporter: he had a couple of them, wendy including calls to take down the confederate flag, as well as toughen up some of the gun laws but president obama knew reverend clementa pinckney personally, so this was a

i want to talk specifically about bradley stone. we know he was seen by his va psychiatrist a week prior to his commission of multiple murders and subsequently dying of suicide. he was on many, many prescription drugs and had alerted the va, as i understand it, to mental health and physical difficulties in the weeks leading up to the incident. but it appears that the va said he showed no signs of suicidal or homicidal ideations. i would like to know how the va come to that conclusion when the veteran was okay -- and i say that in quotes -- when he was reporting all of these feelings prior to the incident? >> in general people would come to that conclusion by asking the veteran a series of questions about were they having thoughts of harming themselves and so forth to get some assessment of suicide risk. so my conclusion, if the clinician said would be that the veteran answered -- gave negative responses to those. >> on the 24th of april of this year, i asked the department if it would confirm whether or not they had provided the ful

so again i ask you as a va provided this committee with all of the files on bradley stone? >> i have been told that he had provided to the committee with the files with some reductions and had also provided him offered an in camera review. and the reductions were of a social security numbers and some information that was about sensitive details about the living family members of bradley stone, and again offered to discuss that with the committee in camera. >> and again as i've stated in every single letter that i sent to the department requesting information, and in camera review is not acceptable. that may be what you want to provide the that is not at all acceptable. and so, you know, the staff is informed you in the department that i was going to ask particular questions. so again i ask you as all of the information, and i would go back to, i sent the psychedelic on april 24 where i referred to ms. diana reubens, director of the regional office on april 22 same that the philadelphia regional office had provided everything related to mr. stone filed, the response was uneq

bradley i see the good captain coming to the podium chief. >> this is the captain. >> good evening commissioner president loftus's and members of the commission and members of the police department and public i'm the commanding officer tonight is my honor to introduce bradley who will be receiving a certificate issued by executor for his hero you can see i'd like to read to you the circumstances of the incident and why the gentleman is worthy on monday may 4 central station officers rornld to pacific between the housing development angle a female being attacked by a male with scissors when did responding officer arrived she had blood on her body she would he tried to kill her a mall was held on the ground by the neighbor the officers observed the gentleman was struggling to hold the suspect and immediately assistant him by taking the superintendant into custody officer intraufd the gentleman saying he was inside his apartment when we heard a female say stop, stop let me go he heard the screams were blood curling he saw the victim running outside yelling call 9-1-1 the neighbor without regard fo

he ain't never bothered nobody. >> reporter: bradley combs was a retired landscape. er.e has been bobby's same-sex partner for more than 20 years. bobby wonders if he was attacked because of his sexuality. >> i'm hoping he wasn't targeted. >> reporter: montgomery county . they believe some people in the neighborhood saw the attack and they want to hear from them. >> yeah, just want to find the people who did this to him. >> reporter: in montgomery village, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> can our land handle anymore water? are we -- are we gonna flood a lot? >> we are going to flood a lot. but not -- not talking about anything like the rivers or anything like that flooding. this isn't that kind of flooding, a flash flood watch means we will get very heavy rain like we have had the past couple of days and weeks and the creeks, maybe the streets, can flood very quickly. that's what we are worried about during the day tomorrow. i do expect some areas to pick up one to three inches. yeah, we are going to see some flooding problems, i'm sure. 81, current temperature, dew point up

. >> jimmy: you're name is great, bradley fine. >> bradley fine. >> jimmy: oh yeah, bradley fine. you have a a tuxedo with a gun. it's so fun. >> it's fun to do. i tell you what, all the sort of actiony running around spy stuff was easy compared to keeping a straight face with melissa mccarthy. >> jimmy: she's so unbelievable. >> the genius and the speed of wit and of mind that she has in front of the camera is second to none. so, you're just sitting there with your mouth open thinking, first of all, how does this person do this so quickly, how funny is she, and then hang on, i'm sorry, i'm in the scene. >> jimmy: but everybody scores, gosh, you're so funny. i don't want to ruin the classic scene. one of the things at the beginning is just hilarious. and it's really, really good. and i go, that's a classic scene. that will run forever. was like, i love that. >> and the stathe. the stathe in this film. >> jimmy: jason statham is unbelievable. i don't know if anyone realizes how funny this guy is. 'cause he's just -- [ jason statham voice ] "such a tough movies and all that." and in

>> unlike his boyhood friend who's been in and out of prison five times, this is bradley's first timells. but as a juvenile, he was twice placed on house arrest. now he's serving 16 years for burglary and criminal gang activity. >> i heard my sentence, i was crying. >> at 18 getting 16 years it seemed like forever. it was like, oh, man, i ain't never getting out. we have a good relationship, talk to each other like crazy. smack each other around when nobody's looking. >> it doesn't matter. it is always all good afterwards. >> yeah. >> even though they're from the same hometown, their lives in prison would make it seem like they're from different sides of the tracks. >> his tv is just a little older model and my tv is one of the flat screens they just started selling, it's expensive, but it's just a bigger picture. everything in here is ours, you know what i mean? it's not -- whatever's mine is his, whatever's his is mine, that's the way we live. >> thanks to support from his family, napier has money to spend in the commissary. once a week, he loads up on snacks for him and his cell ma

. >>> bradley cooper, j. lo. jo e manganiello.ollywood hijacked the show with high fashion and high drama. j. lo covers up bradley's triple date, and joe solo. plus, have you ever had a showman showman? how about a little tony's truth or dare? >> i've told you about it. >> tony and the word danza. >>> is miley trying to one up with a pig? >> antlso, a "duck dynasty" star claims he was sexually abused at the age of 6. how she feels about the duggars and nancy grace tells all. >> i'm talking to jurassic

liz: bradley byrne, republican, and congressman brendan boyle, democrat.ou very much. >>> closing bell, we're about 18 minutes away. tivo targeting cord cutters. we showed this to you earlier this week. their shocking and kind of controversial new social media campaign where they let viewers choose between happy mom or horrified mom. guess what? the verdict is in. we have the results from tivo, stay tuned. >>> and the search for two escaped convicts in upstate new york continues as frozen meat, of all things, does in a prison employee. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep

earl bradley of sexual abuse average age 3. nancy berg's daughter was 7. >> i wanted to leave. i didn't want to live here. >> reporter: for ten years no one would listen to her. finally beau biden decides to do something. >> he really felt strongly about child advocacy and being the voice for those who don't have a voice. >> reporter: now 22, olivia berg has never spoken publicly about this before, but tonight wanted his family to know how grateful she is to beau biden for putting dr. bradley behind bars for life. >> i want them to know he definitely helped a lot of people get justice. >> reporter: beau biden established a child predator task force, fought against bullying, and at home tucked in his kids every night. >> if i'm half as good a dad to my kids as my dad's been to me, my kids will be in great shape. >> reporter: his dad wasn't shy about showing his pride. >> big headline after the 2012 election. biden most popular man in delaware. beau. >> reporter: his son was hospitalized for the last time after that speech. but he leaves a legacy of compassion and conviction for

an overturned truck on the outer loop between bradley boulevard and river road. we are told hazardous materials crews are headed to the scene to help clean up a fuel spill so it looks like this could take some time to clean up but you do see some lanes are traffic are getting by. this overturned truck on the outer loop of the beltway between bradley road and river road. traffic is backed up on to the 270 spur. check our mobile app for the j >>> imagine if restaurant food that's left over gets thrown away could be used to feed the hungry instead. montgomery county's largest food bank is behind the new food rescue project and our local chef manny dela rosa is here from shepherd's table to show us how it works. >> we'll get right to it. we'll put the brussel sprouts and potatoes in the pot. >> don't laugh, guys. what else besides the brussel sprouts? >> chef thyme. this is all recovered food-- >> what do you mean recovered food? >> different organizations, licensed businesses, catering, all that kind of stuff, food that's not getting to be used that is still edible

and i want to talk specifically about bradley stone.seen by his va psychiatrist a week prior to his commission of multimurders and subsequently dying of suicide. he was on many, many prescription drugs. and had alerted va as i understand it, to mental health and physical difficulties in the weeks leading up to the incident. but it appears that va said he showed no signs of suicidal or homicidal ideations. and i'd like to know, how did va come to it that conclusion when the veteran was okay? and i say that in quotes. when he was reporting all of these feelings prior to the incident? >> in general, people would come to that conclusion by asking the veteran a series of questions about were they having thoughts of hurting themselves and so forth to get some assessment of suicide risk. so my conclusion, if the clinician said would be that the veteran answered -- gave negative responses to that. >> okay. on the 24th of april of this year, i asked the department if it would confirm whether or not that they had provided the full committee with

earl bradley in one of the worst pedophile cases in american history. the pediatrician convicted in 2011 of raping or abusing nearly 90 patients over more than a decade. the victims averaging just thee years old. one alleged victim just three months old. >> he was personally involved in speaking to the victims of the bradley case. it wasn't the only case he was involved in, but he took his job, um, it wasn't a job. it was something that was really personal to him and i think that case embodied that approach. >> reporter: at saint anthony pad ya church prepared for the funeral this weekend family members and friends make sure this legacy lives on. >> any time any kids learns to read or ben pitt from the programs people in the state will know it's because of beau. >> reporter: the foundation says that they got 50 donations in just two hours and they say they expect donations to reach north of seven figures. iain? >> wow, thank you dave. we'll be streaming beau's mass this saturday on myfoxphilly.com myfoxphilly.com. and on our news app fox 29 news app. we

bradley: i'm going to jump to the incident in the salt mine. braun: yes. bradley: the electric wire. that resistance incident. go ahead. braun: ok. in september, we were transferred from france to a large salt mine. it was terrible, grueling work. and the day of yom kippur, suddenly, the whole area of the salt mine became dark. completely dark. and we put our hammers down and sat down immediately. at least a little rest. we thought it was god's will that on yom kippur at least, sending us something. darkness so we can rest. one of the prisoners started chanting. and honestly, i can hear it now. then the other one got into it. and then another one. we were also about 60 to 80 persons around there, and we were sitting, and then even those who did not know the words, they probably did not even know the melody, but they were humming along. and in a minute or two, the entire section was full of the song of yom kippur. we did not know that the ss -- we were not aware that the ss were listening in. within 10 minutes, the problem was found, restored, and the light

. >> peyton's family invited me into their home in bradley county just outside of chattanooga - it may look like any of the other residential neighborhoods of chattanooga, but this seciton of town is different. >> the digital divide is right down the street. you can see what you are missing. >> yeah. >> the van hooks live across that divide-- just a few miles down route from their home the intenet moves at the speed of a gigabit. >> when you bought this house did it occur to you that you wouldn't have internet access. >> ...when we came out and toured, there are cable jacks in four of the rooms in the house so we had never thought that we wouldn't have access to any kind of cable service. >> so far thier has been no cable company willing to provide service to their street - not at&t not comcast not charter. >> ...we had three different technicians come out to evaluate the property.... the last guy who came out he said,listen i'm just going to be very honest, even if you pay for the wire to be laid, they aren't going to provide you service. >> but epb wants to provide service to peyton'

i want to talk specifically about bradley stone. we know he was seen by his va doctor before committed murders and dying of suicide. he was on many, many prescription drugs and had alerted the va as i understand it to mental health and physical difficulties in the weeks leading up to the incident. but it appears that the va said he showed no signs of suicidal or homicidal ideations. i would like to know how the va >> people would ask the veterans a series of questions about thoughts of harming themselves and so forth to get assessment of suicide risk. my conclusion if the clinician said would be the veteran gave negative responses to those questions. >> on the 24th of april of this year i asked the department if it would confirm whether or not they had provided the full committee with all of the files related to bradley stone. to date i have not received a response. so again i ask you has the va provided this committee with all of the files on bradley stone? >> i had been told that va had provided the committee with the files with s

. >> plus big night for jenkintown's bradley cooper, as he goes for his fist ever tony award. see if he could bring home the trophy. and the two dates he brought to the red carpet. >> true story of brotherly love. why a teenager carried his brother on his back for almost 60 miles. the touching story we'll have that coming up. >> this thursday, we are taking a stand for hope. cbs-3, and the "cw philly" are proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation. raising money to fight childhood cancer. join us, from 6:00 a.m. to to through 8:00 p.m. thursday, as we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we'll show you stories of childhood cancer heroes, the reason we are so committed to this cause. we hope you can join us and make a donation to take a stand for hope. we'll be right back. >> the 12-mile course takes cyclists through manayunk, east falls fairmount park, and kelly drive but the most grueling part of the annual race of course that half mile climb up manayunk infamous wall. men have to make that climb nine times, women six. >> that's about like, a on

. >> reporter: scott and kelly bradley bought their westlake texas home on 130 acres of land back ineep their house. >> one of the quirks is not really knowing exactly where the front door is when you arrive. >> reporter: preservation architect nancy mccoy devised a plan to move it. >> i really didn't think this was going to be a good candidate for a move. >> reporter: why not? it's almost the length of a football field. >> reporter: so you immediately know it's not going to be moved in one big piece. neil mcmillan who calls himself the best home splitter in the country agreed. >> you got to put the right piece in at the right time. >> reporter: he is a third-generation home mover. >> and if it's done right and you put it back together, all you're miss something the sawdust that the saw blade went through. >> reporter: what's the hardest point about deciding where to divide it? >> you want to do it where you do the least amount of damage. closets is the best place because you can hide the seams. >> reporter: mcmillan says he used a saw blade to split the bradley home into seven parts

philly's own bradley cooper he makes gq cut but he is not number one.his list. >> would it be p didie. >> but people talk about him for or reason he is on top of the list right now. >> don't miss with his kid. >> the naughty list. >> he was arrested yesterday at ucla, after a coach reportedly yelled at his son. >> yeah, sean combs is accused of assaulting a ucla coach, an assistant coach, where his sonnies on the football team. justice is the name of the son. according to tmz he confronted the coach with the kettle bell sticking around. he is a strength and conditioning coach. he a has kettle bars and bar bells around him. after the strength and conditioning coach had his son in a session, on the school's campus, not far from the practice field. no one was seriously injured, quincy and university's police department says it will continue investigating but he was in handcuffs. >> so got us wondering how far will a parent go to protect their child. >> have you ever yelled at like a little league game or t ballgame. >> thrown a kettle ball at them. >> no,

his name is nick bradley. now, for nick, after he graduated from high school, he didn't come straight to unt. instead, he enrolled and joined into the united states air force. he served in the united states air force until 2008 when the truck he was riding in blew up because of a bomb in afghanistan. after 16 surgeries, months of rehabilitation, and raw determination, nick pieced his life back together and is now going to be a senior right here at unt. [applause] i was with nick last month at the opening game for the texas rangers baseball team. with 52 screws holding his arm together, nick threw out the first pitch of the game, and it went right over home plate. [applause] well, it's because of nick and because of everyone like him who has fought on battlefields across the globe that we have the freedom to fight on the battleground of ideas in places like the university of north texas. [applause] and we never say thank you enough to the men and women who provided that freedom to us. and i want to take just on

bradley, thank you so much.e appreciate it. >> thank you having me. >>> up next the supreme court term ends with a bang. another major ruling in a week that was certainly full of them. ari with the details next. or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision or any symptoms of an allergic reaction stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a fr

and it is under procurement of bradley modifications. this year's budget request includes $225 million. unform, none of these funds were designated. in fact, the president eel budget does not provide funding. so it's unclear whether these operation desert storm will receive the upgrades necessary to make them necessary. i'm offering this amendment. my amendment would expense $100 million of the $108 billion to prioritize and upgrade the oldest bradley fighting vehicles in the fleet. this is zero.005%. the $100 million is less than what is necessary to upgrade the nondigital nonstandard variance but it is important that they maintain the combat effectiveness over the last decade. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and reserve. the chair: the gentleman from nevada reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. frelinghuysen: i rise in opposition to the amendment. i much regret that i rise in opposition to the amendment knowing what a strong supporter of our national defense, the gentleman fr

susan wrangles her way into her first under cover assignment to help avenge bradley. >>> the hit movie series entourage is moving to the big screen. >> why are you not releasing anymore money? >> i'm dealing with it. >> we can't finish the movie without money. >> reporter: the film picks up where the series left off with movie star vinnent chase and strawj his friend. -- entourage with his friend. when it goes $15 million over budget ari has to secure financing from a texas the guy billionaire and his son. vince continues with his care free lifestyle and if the movie fails they can move back to queens. you can find out where any of these films are paying by using the internet-ready cell phone or tablet. if you need to download the free app go to 6abc.com. for channel 6 "action news" i'm tamala edwards. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it.

bradley called 911 and police eventually caught the man and his female partner. would be shooters had five pistols on them and told police they planned on killing teachers and students. >> all for one hundreds of bieshgs rally in downtown waco texas for a silent protest. they want police to know not all bikers are criminals. james roads was there. >> more than 500 bikers roll in to downtown waco sunday afternoon to hold a silent protest. they want to be heard. >> mel moss with the sons of liberty riders club in north texas protesting the arrest of nearly 180 bieshgs may 17th after a shootout left nine dead and 18 wounded. >> we understand throwing a net out to catch some fish but to hold them with these kind of charges or noncharges to hold them there and confiscate their properties. >> the charges of engaging in organized criminal activity. their bonds everybody here believes are excessive. >> the real reason we are ahere we want to bring awareness to the situation we have here and the justice that has happened in waco three weeks ago where you could arrest 178