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>> reporter: keith's good friend craig bradley was there to lend his support. and how was he doing?this is the first time you have a chance to see him eye to eye? >> i could just tell he was shaken. >> reporter: as if the news couldn't get any worse, the griffith's great dane cleo, along with the second pet daisy, had also perished in the flames. craig and keith walked the property surveying the damages. >> we get to the koi pond and he's like, "gotta get -- gotta get those fish outta there. julie would kill me if something happened to those fish." i was like, "you know, let's not worry about that right now." >> reporter: overwhelmed by loss, the griffiths were faced with the question -- how could this have happened? >> the first thought was that it was the new heating and air unit, it had just gone in. >> reporter: the unit had been installed just days before the fire, adjacent to the master bedroom. >> that was my very first thought. that somehow the new heating and air unit wasn't put in properly. >> reporter: faulty installation? >> yeah. >> reporter: as for the cause of julie's

and that's not bradley cooper. the bizarre doppelganger phenomenon. how to find your look-alike. >>> but first, the people versus o.j. simpson bringing back memories of the real-life cast of characters. shining a light on new sides of the story. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> now former l.a. district attorney gill garcetti with an explosive admission, speaking out about how things should have been done differently at the o.j. trial, telling the "new york post" that prosecutor marcia clark wasn't my choice, i didn't pick her. the former d.a. going on to say that clark didn't pay attention to the clitrial consultant and chose african-american women despite being advised not to. she didn't listen and once she did that there was no chance we'd get a guilty verdict." according to the "new york post" garcetti said clark lobbied to take the lead and an emotional clark was no match for simpson's dream team. tonight clark responding telling abc news that it was garcetti's decision as to who should lead the case and it's absolutely untrue that i woul

rebecca bradley who is a recent appointee of scott walker to the wisconsin supreme court. they were also briefly classmates at marquette university. they were there at the same time in the '90s. she was a columnist for the student paper. the anti-birth control comments that hillary clinton quoted those are from much more recently. it's the college paper stuff from even earlier, from the '90s, which will be front of mind for a lot of wisconsin voters. it's had tons of local coverage. >> war over words. a wisconsin supreme court justice under fire for what she wrote in college and some are calling for her resignation. she's apologizing for anti-gay opinion pieces she wrote 24 years ago while attending college. >> that's where bradley attended a fund-raising event in her honor. did she confront the controversy? >> reporter: they didn't let us in the event. we were here waiting outside to speak with her. she went around the back through back entrance and never came out to talk with us. instead, her campaign team sent a written statement. i am frankly embarrassed at the content

foundation. >> the bradley foundation out of milwaukee is an $830 million fund.'s chair of his campaign committee is michael greby, the head of the bradley foundation. paul ryan refers to him as his political godfather. when reince priebus, when his name was floated out there to be the rnc chair, it was michael greby who wrote the let toor the rnc members saying this is the guy to put in charge of the republican national committee. >> in addition to helpen wisconsin's conservative stars ascend the national stage, the bradley foundation has championed conservative causes like public vouchers for private schools. one of the foundation's more controversial initiatives involved funding a slew of billboards ominously warning voters against committing felony voter fraud, which just happened to specifically target communities of color in milwaukee. although big money is the driving force in wisconsin politics today, that wasn't always the case. wisconsin was once known for its strong campaign finance regulations. a decade ago, the state established the government accoun

but if they did, it wasn't enough to help bradley ballard. >> that's inhumane. in of my opinion.porter: norman seabrook president of the union that represents the correction officers but not the higher ranking supervisors. we showed him the ballard video. >> who's responsible? >> the supervisor. >> what about your officers? >> the officers follow instruction of the supervisors. >> reporter: in another incident captured on surveillance video, inmate jose bautista tried to hang himself. arrested on dope mostic charges awaiting trial. he couldn't post the $250 bail. when he jumped up suddenly, officers beat him so severely he suffered a perforated bowel and needed emergency surgery according to case records. bautista's case was one of 129 serious injuries over an 11-month period documented in a revealing report by the new york city department of health and mental hygiene. that was intended for internal use only, but 60 minutes managed to get a copy. the report found 77% of the injuries involved mentally ill inmates and their injuries were severe enough off to require care beyond the

what will happen to coach whitman will bradley beihl return and does john wall consider career surprise a wasted one. >> not a wasted i'm not in the playoffs. it doesn't mean -- it means i reached the all the mat goal to get myself to the playoffs. this is a twivt me and it's motivation and try to work hard this ser and come back peter to help my team get over the hump. >> along with brady beihl spectators for the season finale against the hawks. play tonight is lead pass toss garrett temple that takes it at hawks defender in dunk and wizards win 109 to 98 finished season 41 and 41 now we wait to fate of head coach randy whitman and bradley beihl want them around and many expect him to be fired. baseball tonight nats and braves bottom fourth scoreless until steven drew cavrpingz one into the sneets right field and first hopper of the season 1-0 nats and then danielle murphy, his turn to join the home run cl it extends the lead to 3-1. scoreless upping to get the victory and they post first shutout of the season. and home run over the braves and series tomorrow at 4 p.m. and don't want a

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bradley cooper. >> how did you know she was married to bradley cooper? >> i don't know, hoda woman. >> i didn't know bradley cooper was married before. is that the first time? >>uma thurman was married to ethan hawke for seven years. before that she was married to british oscar who was oscar nominated in 2012. >> oh. >> johnny depp. >> british. colin the cute one who comes here. >> colin ferrell? >> who? he is english. >> he happens to be a fantastic actor you would know him the minute you see him. >> i just saw him. >> i mean in a movie. he was just in the kevin costner movie. >> i must have missed that one. >> and i'm the old one around here. >>> firefighter calendar please with puppies. >> every year this is what amanda does, she marks on her calendar that this is the the australian firefighter calendar comes out so she doesn't forget to check it. thank you. this year they went further and did the firefighters with the puppies. they added something new. >> oh, my. you just don't know what to look at. >> yes you do. yes, you do. >> come on. i'm going t

bradley ballard is not the only mentally ill inmate to have died in custody in recent years. in 2014, u.s. attorney preet bharara filed the first criminal civil rights case in a decade against a rikers officer or supervisor in connection with the poisoning of mentally ill inmate jason echevarria, who died after ingesting toxic soap while in solitary confinement. as seen in this video that was entered into evidence, echevarria, a robbery suspect who was also awaiting trial, was escorted to a cell where he swallowed the toxic soap that was given to him for cleaning his cell. his father ramon told us he believes he ate the soap in a desperate effort to get out of solitary confinement. was screaming, because he was burning up inside. >> whitaker: he's dying? >> echevarria: he's dying. >> whitaker: a few hours later, according to court documents, castro alerted unit supervisor captain terrence pendergrass that echevarria needed medical attention. according to castro's testimony, captain pendergrass said, "don't call me if you have live breathing bodies. only call me if you need a

>> i move that darryl and scott bradley be accepted as our vice presidential nominee. >> okay. it's been moved, is there a second? >> second. >> second. >> second. >> jennifer young in wyoming, accept. i had to pick somebody. it's been moved and second scott bradley be accepted as the vice presidential nominee of the constitution party. all those in favor signify by saying aye, opposed, no. motion carries. and that's -- according to our standing rules, that's all that's required, so we have ou team. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me just say, i'm going to ask scott to come back up here and give his acceptance speech very shortly. but let me just say before he comes that i really am grateful for the attitude that i saw conveyed this morning when we were going through the roll call vote, where a number of people expressed the sentiment that they're willing to accept any of the ones -- there was obviously a contested nomination process here, but again, i really appreciate the sentiment that we're going to rally around the team that the body here elects or nominates. [ applause ] a

bradley: i'm honored to accept the nomination. a couple two or three other things that come to mind as i walked back up here. in my files i have a statement -- well, it's actually a letter george washington wrote to brian fairfax on the fourth of july, 1874, which he said he never offered himself for office nor would he seek a second. and i've always tried to live by that and it's not gotten me -- i'm not as far ahead i thought i might have been with that approach. and also to tell you one of my great ancient warrior that i have as a hero. he wrote at one point. i seek not for power but to pull it down and seek not but for the glory of god and the welfare of our country. those are credos that i sought to live by and continue to do so. my family and i for decades put on what we call a constitution commemoration and the middle of september every year. one year, i tried to get paul harvey to come and speak to us and i was eloquent in my efforts to talk to his secretary about getting her to foster this idea of him coming to speak with

bradley: i'm honored to accept the nomination. a couple two or three other things that come to mind as i walked back up here. in my files i have a statement -- well, it's actually a letter george washington wrote to brian fairfax on the fourth of july, 1874, which he said he never offered himself for office nor would he seek a second. and i've always tried to live by that and it's not gotten me -- i'm not as far ahead i thought i might have been with that approach. . and also to tell you one of my great ancient warrior that i have as a hero. he wrote at one point. i seek not for power but to pull it down and seek not but for the glory of god and the welfare of our country. those are credes that i sought to live by and continue to do so. my family and i for decades put on what we call a constitution commemoration and the middle of september every year. one year i tried to get paul harvey to come and speak to us and i was eloquent in my efforts to talk to his secretary about getting her to foster this idea of him coming to speak wit

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behind me, he turned on me and then rushed. backed away, he is bleeding my face. >> reporter: >> bradley was in court today and tonight is behind bars. >>> a clerk fended off two would-be robbers. you see two suspects walk into beachside market with masks covering their faces. the quick-thinking clerk seen there grabs a gun and fires off a few rounds at the crooks. well, they ran off empty handed. so far no arrests have been made. >>> the popularity of ride-hailing services are growing in new york city, and so are the accidents. new data released by the taxi commission shows crashes by black cars has doubled in 2014 and 2015. at the same time accidents on city roads has heightened. other city cars remain relatively the same. >>> new information on uber's $10 million deal with the city of newark. hitch in that plan. last week the mayor announced a proposal that would see uber pay $100,000 a year to operate at liberty airport for the next decade. but the authority who operates the airport says it has concerns and has plans to discuss them with new york city officials. >>> experts are worki

the chase lasted a few minutes until the car crashed on bradley at least avenue. fortunately no one was hitter. police arrested the man and woman inside that 82 jot tonight police still havi notpolice were looking for clue. they believe the man is in his 40s or 50s. wearing a backpack. it is unclear how he ended up ie the water. >>> rescue option near nationals ballpark in southeast a manan working on the top floor of a building under construction hadr a medical emergency and could not get back down firefighter put the mano had on a stretcher and used a construction train tt lower the man to the ground he was rushed to the hospital.pita we are told he is in serious i did go condition. >> he did nodit attack his wifew over the weekend. wee bateman was a will rested ond sunday after his wife complained that he pushed her, hilled her against her will and physicallyy assaulted her. bateman says that is simply not true. >> i've never ever ever ever a sought ted her. things were said during high emotions, high trees and high anger that were ju not true.dply significant

bradley won a controversial decision in their first meeting. pacquiao took the second fight, the only time in his the only time in his career. looking good ahead of the motor gp it despite crashing out in practice hereat. the honda rider sliding out here. still recorded a lap time 7 tenths ahead of others. >>> more for from me later on. >> that's it for now. >> lots more news top of the hour. we will see you then. do check out the website, aljazeera.com. i will see you very, very soon. >> hi bae. in my school, no one gives a (bleep) if i'm gay or not. but at home, it's just harder to be myself. >> i really want my father to just tell me. i support you and i love my gay son. >> i go to lubbock high school, which is really intense and rigorous. first, i wanted to pursue maybe science or law, but i can't imagine my life without dance.

the constitution party nominated darrell tasso as its presidential nominee and scott bradley as the vice presidential nominee at the convention insult lake city. this -- in salt lake city. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> how about now? i want to thank my wife for standing by me for 38 years, and my daughter joanna for flying here to l.a. to be with me when she could be doing so many other things. i want to speak to you in defense of liberty. i speak for liberty. >> [inaudible] how about now? all right. that's good. i speak of liberty today and against tyranny. republican and against the fascism that seems to be enveloping us. this government, the united created byrnment was the sovereign states for a specific purpose. our purpose was to protect god-given rights. that was the purpose of the government. anything that runs afoul of that purpose is therefore illegal and unconstitutional. since virtually everything this government does, virtually everything it does is illegal and unconstitutional. there seem to be a lot of people who wanted that way. to protect our god-given rights ha

church in san leandro. >> i went, i think i went down to the ground. >> bradley felt blood and knewhad been shot. he shared this picture. he went to the hospital and got an x ray. workers told him someone came in a similar wound that night. >> it's crazy. hard to believe people are doing this. >> the vandals have been terrorizing the community for the past few months. police responded to reports of bebes blowing up windows and damaging store fronts. >> we're talking more than $60,000 come come home to families park their car, come out to see the window shot out. >> police released surveillance video and investigators hope the pictures bring in tips so they can catch the people responsible before someone gets seriously hurt. >>> mayor ed lee is donating eight ipad minis. saturday night, two men broke in and spent an hour ransacking the office on hawthorne street. this is the second time in six years it's been burglarized. >> the legal team for cal's coach presented new evidence in a sexual harassment case. they blame it shows a different story. his lawyer has given 900 text messages

we'll be taking on timothy bradley for a third time. he has lost 3 of his last 6 contests. the only man to defeat bradley during an career in which the american has beaten 12 champions. >> it is going to be exciting in the ring, because i believe that bradley has a new polish, and brings more action in the ring, and i believe [ inaudible ]. >> this is the happiest i have ever been. honestly, i feel like i [ inaudible ] honestly. that's how fresh i feel. i did the right amount of work this time. no excuses. >>> and just how much female professional athletes earn has been the source of much recent debate. australian female cricketers are set to receive a big pay rise. they have announced the total money in offer for them will be almost double. in that means the best players earning in excess of $100,000 a year. >>> and the surf association have released their best wipeouts of the year. this hawaiian taking on the jaws breaking maui this year, ended up in free fall on the 40-foot waves. that is our sport. >> thank you. >>> almost half all of world heritage sites are directly t

he handled bradley in the seventh round and in the ninth, he sent a big left hand that had bradley sprawled out. pacquiao was a 2-1 last night, his first fight since losing to fight last year. >>> ethan coach, the affluenza teen turns 19 tomorrow and his case will officially transfer to the adult court. he's set to appear in front of a judge on the 19th. he was convicted for killing four people in a drunk driving crash. he and his mother went missing after video surfaced possibly violating probation. they were later arrested in mexico. >>> whether you're looking to buy new clothes or a book, a get away, a new month means a new round of deals. so what are the best buys and what should you avoid big in april? >> i love these stories, the things you don't think about. 7 on your side has money saving tips. >> with april showers, sales racks sprout up, chalk full of markdowns. >> could be over 50% off. >> savvy shoppers know to stock up. it's not going to get any lower. next month this inventory might be completely gone. >> what won't be gone is summer stuff like bathing suits, full price throug

to rebecca bradley. [applause] this is not some sideshow or distraction. the assault on women's reproductive rights is a serious issue. states across america are doing everything they can to put up new barriers holding back women's access to health care. the supreme court is considering the biggest challenge to row versus wade in a generation. we need to stand behind president obama and his right to feel that vacancy on the supreme court. [applause] every republican running for president wants to make abortion illegal. we need leadership to defeat them. when i talk like this, and i republicans accuse me of playing the gender card. if fighting for equal say and paid family leave and planned parenthood is playing the gender card then deal me in. [applause] i come to these issues is a woman and a mother and a grandmother. a lawyer. a former first lady, senator, secretary of state. to parts of the world where government control consignsn's bodies them to second-class status. i have been in the trenches alongside groups like planned parenthood for decades. figh

he is the latest victim of a string of bebe gun >> >> reporter: scott bradley said he was hit in a drive by shooting outside of the first united methodist church in san leandro. >> i went, i think i went down to the ground. >> bradley felt blood and knew he had been shot. he shared this picture. he went to the hospital and got an x ray. workers told him someone came in a similar wound that night. >> it's crazy. hard to believe people are doing this. >> the vandals have been terrorizing the community for the past few months. police responded to reports of bebes blowing up windows and damaging store fronts. >> we're talking more than $60,000 come come home to families park their car, come out to see the window shot out. >> police released surveillance video and investigators hope the pictures bring in tips so they can catch the people responsible before someone gets seriously hurt. >>> mayor ed lee is donating eight ipad minis. saturday night, two men broke in and spent an hour ransacking the office on hawthorne this is the second time in six years it's been burglarized. >> the legal team

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. >> bradley moss, even if no actionable recommendation comes out of the fbi investigation, even if james suggests to the attorney general that he not prosecute the former secretary of state. is it likely that people are going to play the game differently in washington from now on? >> in terms of how they handle communications at the senior level? you would hope so. we learned the secretary of defense was still using private email to handle communications. but i would hope comes out of this, no matter if she is indicted or becomes president or not is that the senior level for cabinet officials finally grasps the idea that just because you are at that level, you sign the same agreements as all of the rank and file, and you can still be held accountable. personally, the only way in which i see hillary clinton getting indicted is if in the 20 or so odd emails that have not been published, if any of those emails contain classified information that we know were born classified, if someone had put information in those emails, sent it to hillary clinton and she should have known and should have

so tonight, i am adding my voice saying no to discrimination, no to hate speech, and no the bradley.cheers and applause] this is not some sideshow or distraction. the assault on women's are inthe assault on women's are productive right is a serious issue, which states across america are doing everything they can to put up new barriers, holding back women's access to health care. and when the supreme court is considering the biggest .-- roe v to row wade in a generation. which is why we need to stand by -- behind president obama and his right to fill the vacancy on the court. [cheers and applause] and every republican running for president wants to make abortion illegal and it is not simply to oppose attacks on women's rights. we need leadership to defeat them. when i talk like this, and i often do -- [laughter] republicans accuse me of playing the gender card. well, if fighting for equal pay, paid family leave and planned parenthood is playing the gender card, then deal me in. [cheers and applause] you know, i come to these issues is a woman, a mother, a grandmother, a lawyer, a form

bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the city and the amount concerned about the complexities of the city we make sure we're looking for all the communities and very glad that the city works to extend positions so

bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the city and the amount concerned about the complexities of the city we make sure we're looking for all the communities and very glad that the city works to extend positions so

joe panic takes bradley over the wall in right center. of the year and the d'backs are coming back in this game. the score is in the seventh. giants leading 6-4. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. i know you were watching the warriors game over my shoulder. >> not speaking, just checking. >> what's the score? >> we have 99. >> we have a 99. >> we have 99. >> ama -- >> i know. >> get you to the optometrist. it's 99-86 warriors. i'm going to go to the inner web. >> sure. >> seven minutes left. so a 13-minute -- a 13-point lead. >> whose eyes are we checking? >> it's kind of been that night. that kind of night around here. it's a 13-point lead for the warriors minus steph curry. the rockets have been hanging in and harden playing well but really a lot of energy and effort from everybody on the court for golden state. up 13 but a long way to go when you talk about seven minutes. that's an eternity. do you rest steph again in game three on thursday? >> right. i guess wait and see. >> if you're up 2-0, you're in the driver's seat. you can t

bradley as well as others and i look forward to making a recommendation after public comment. >> thank you so tiements i'm going to ask if anyone is applying for this, please come up and make a presentation and state your name before you make the presentation. >> good morning. my name is a bradley a 39 year resident ever san francisco i live in district 6 on the line with district 3 i have lived in many neighborhoods and interested in advocating for transit systems and for our many communities i am a state of design urban design and architecture and i have worked for architectural historians and current a home health care aid i got into that with research with elderly architectural historians they needed help as well as daily experience so i am doing that now and through that i deepened the commitment to labor in the city people with special needs, the attacked and seniors and i'm concerned about their assess to the city and the amount concerned about the complexities of the city we make sure we're looking for all the communities and very glad that the city works to extend positions so

the primary tenant remains alive and free to day googled name willie bradley. way space to several documents released that as of some time in 1965, we don't know for sure that the fbi had both the poll top-level informants of the nation of islam. and historians know they have some very strong suspicions and that does not mean you were a member it means a member of the hierarchy. the murder conspiracy remains and investigated with the district attorney's office even today it is a travesty of justice if black lives to matter. [applause] i had this conversation yesterday we cannot solve in fully reveal a conspiracy that killed malcolm regarding the nation of islam as they're released in fall of redacted so scholars to know how to understand the nation to look at those documents and map out the real conspiracy. several people remain alive they should be prosecuted and convicted. thank you very much. [applause] >> we had a great conversation and yesterday he has no relationship to the hoover era. [laughter] >> obviously the american people the yet you have given us