esmond bradley—martin really was a colourful character in the conservation world.cket. he had shocking white hair. he would walk into some of the most dangerous and difficult ivory markets in the world. he travelled across africa and asia, going to see people working with ivory, pointing out where the tusks had come from, where trafficking routes were, posing as a buyer to find out the prices. most recently he was in myanmar, writing research before he died. he and his colleague went to laos to a casino populated by drug dealers and criminals. they photographed the ivory and found out the prices. they found out it was one of the fastest growing ivory markets, laos, in the world. his work has been hugely valuable. he was in kenya for more than 40 years. his old friend, in douglas hamilton, the founder of the save the elephants organisation, called him a hero. —— ian douglas. he was found deadin hero. —— ian douglas. he was found dead in his home on sunday afternoon. he had been stabbed in the neck. his wife discovered him. it is not known whether he was killed for h

interviewer: and bradley, too? interviewer: and bradley, too? katherine: bradley. interviewer: what were they like? katherine: and macarthur. it's something about being the superintendent, i think, that they all -- if they've been a cadet, they kind of will -- macarthur, really, was very polite and, you know, straight and so was general eisenhower when -- i got to know, and i didn't know general bradley as well as i knew -- i knew general eisenhower, and mamie was a very good friend and jeanie macarthur was a lovely friend. interviewer: you told me earlier they were all very nice ladies and would call you and visit. katherine: oh, yes. when west was chief of staff, i turned kind of the third floor into a guest -- and there was an elevator. so people could come and -- interviewer: you frequently had mrs. eisenhower come visit? katherine: she loved to come because her sister had a one bedroom and she had secret service. so any time she came to washington, she always stayed with us. interviewer: that's nice. katherine: and she couldn't believe, rip had her robes, bath

he's one in real life. >> bradley what does this mean?azing, life dream. >> cooper was in the owner's box before the game. >> we recognize jlo and arod. >> it's exciting. >> also there black shelton and gwen stefani. kelly clarkson also in town with husband brandon blackstock. she said it was a rare night away from the kids. >> did you get sleep? >> i didn't get sleep. my husband appreciated it. >> i bet he did. that woman i love her for a reason. so much fun in minneapolis. kevin hart will sleep for four days. he went crazy. there's lots more love for the eagles. check this out. rocky balboa sylvester stallone celebrating while will smith partied to the "rocky" theme. >> phillie in the building! >> love it. kris jenner got too excited at a party. kris needed ice after falling into a table and breaking it. she had a lot to celebrate this week topping tonight know and tell her daughter kylie became a mom. kylie and her baby girl are doing wonderful. the official birth announcement came with a 11-minute video documenting the pregnancy. it s

. >> bradley cooper or mark wahlberg. >> bradley cooper. >> all right. >> bradley cooper. >> oh. mark. >> bradley cooper. >> mark wahlberg. >> more significantfigure ben fran revere. >> ben franklin. >> ben franklin. >> ben franklin. >> okay. >> paul revere. >> ben franklin. >> tough one. >> all right, all ri ben franklin. >> bev. sounds good. boyz ii men or new kids on the block. >> new kids on the block. >> boyz ii men. >> there you go. [l >> new kids. >> i'd have to go new kids i guess. i'm embarrassed to say that but i'm going new kids. >> more historical moment the tea party or the signing of the declaration of independence. >> the signing. >> more historical moment the tea party or the signing of the declaration of in the declaration of>> good. you see a theme developing. >> awesome. [laughter] weigh.l. >>ontest there's still a lot more coming of course tonight throughout our newscast and into the weekend as we continue our live coveragefrom minneapolis all in preparation for super bowl lii. for brian taff i'm sharrie williams lnpolis. we'll send it back to the >> thank you

this is a life changing experience. >> reporter: matt bradley, nbc news, san francisco. >>> a clash of culture involving ancient lifelines in a need. it's playing out in remote corner of southwestern alaska where native people are fighting to preserve a way of life. it depends on the water, while others are fighting to win approval for a new mine. we sent out chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson to take a look. >> reporter: even winter starkness can't diminish alaska's vast natural wonders. waters that team with fish lap against land rich with minerals. wonders on a slow motion collision course at the head waters of the world's largest salmon run. in the winter, how many times would you eat salmon? >> three, maybe four. >> reporter: with her grandmother's blade she prepares the fish that fed her ancestors for centuries and her family today. is all this fish caught by your family? >> yeah. wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: the world needs copper from smart phones to solar panels. >> we only have two ways to get copper. we mine in the united states or mine it

bradley, we remember that there were what may turnout to be lip service about being more tolerant andces in the bastion of free speech that berkeley claims it is. what have you seen in terms of the change in year? >> well, this past year, i have been focussing on reagan's words, if not us, who? this lawsuit has that in mind. on a campus with violent organizations are openly recruiting, this is a way to maintain your right to free speech. >> martha: get us up to speed on the doj lawsuit. >> sure. right after colt courter speech was shutdown. the judged agreed to allow us to amend our lawsuit. the new policy is the same as the old policy but using different language. they are calling it major vivants. -- events. in the second round the motion to dismiss, it is doj filed a statement of interest last week and agreed that our lawsuit should be allowed to proceed and the court should decide whether berkeley violated its constitution by restrictions on conservative speech on campus. we will be arguing this motion in court in two weeks. >> martha: bradley, in terms of the practical applicatio

to implement the budget as $0011 bradley to implement the budget as soon as possible.without a budget, without ministerial decisions. time to get on with it. mrs bradley said she would consult with all the parties about the contents with all the parties about the co nte nts of with all the parties about the contents of the budget and said she would come back to speak to mps about the budget as soon as she could. she reaffirmed the government commitment to the good friday agreement. in recent days from the brexiteers such as dan hannan, and owen paterson and kate hoey have questioned whether the agreement is fit for purpose. it was the good friday agreement in 1998 that effectively ended the troubles and set principles of the power—sharing government here. but today the british and irish governments have both in strong terms at at high levels said they are committed to that agreement. thank you for that update. the parents of a seriously ill little boy have lost a life support treatment fight with doctors. specialists at alder hey children's hospital in liverpool had as

what jeff bradley is trying to do is hack the relationship important from a young age fau big kid.nk my glove feels lake hand me down from big brother when they are new. they work. they work on a kids' hand. his fingers reach though stalls of the glove when he closes it. it closes properly so there is area for the ball to be secured sh am how is getting to saw from been didding fit to a over a year? >> when i or rimmed the or rim nal in tone railroad i which was 600 that i would shell this out and then out again then double down for 2018 my bottom price is 8 and the price price is 150 the sweet spot is 125 the glove i cycle the most of. a little more ebbsive that in the throw away glove and the leather glove. >> well, much, much less expensive than high end big name glove. >> in neptune, new jersey. am george kozlowski for "chasing news." >> here is a look at the headlines for chasing tonight. ♪ parent are looking for any way they can to coop the kids safe from cycle and the bullet block has reported a 30 percent jump in sale of the bulletproof bags in parkland florida. the backbac

matt bradley is there. >> reporter: a savage murder caught on came camera. james louis, a homeless man shot execution style. >> what did my dad do to you to deserve to die like that? >> reporter: she lost touch with her father, a vietnam veteran nee nearly two decades ago. >> that hurts. whoever is doing this has no regard for anybody's life. >> reporter: her father, the fourth victim in a five-day rampage. >> this man is arm and dangerous and he's targeting our homeless. >> reporter: the first shooting was just after midnight on january 29th at a grocery store. hours later, two more shootings. one fatal in downtown las vegas. four days after that her father was killed nearby. >> right now we believe this person to be a spree killer. he's committing the crimes without any cooling off period in between that you would normally see with a serial killer. >> reporter: las vegas was one of the largest homeless populations in the country. many are living in fear. she and others are standing guard. >> we take turns. we're all rotating. we get tired and cranky. we're

we sent matt bradley to aztec, new mexico where a school shooting happened last september to look athe impact and how students are trying to move ahead. >> reporter: at aztec high school, parkland's pain feels like a flashback. >> having over and over, like, it's been replayed. >> reporter: freshman evan hughs took this video when the former student opened fire. >> a gunshot comes through our classroom, through the wall, and you could hear it break the window. >> reporter: killing a senior and junior. after the shooting, there was hundreds of counselors, but the trauma lingers. >> reporter: how did the florida shooting affect this community? >> it's like being punched in the stomach. >> reporter: there's no textbook for school shootings, but survivors teach other other. aztec teens reach out to parkland students over social media offering sympathy and advice. this sophomore's cousin, casey, was killed, and his advice to students in florida? >> just come together. everybody talk to each other. talk to other people. >> reporter: school administrators also learning from past shootings.

. >> i was one of the first responders there, along with captain bradley. the victim you were talking about earlier, this gentleman brought her out first and then we got her on -- got her rescue. pres. trump: you can't turn a bad place, too. -- you found her in a bad place, too. >> i was one of the medics that responded. pres. trump: great job. i heard about that. i heard about you. great job. thank you. assigned to the department district. i was part of a small contingent that meet the initial entry into the building. pres. trump: thank you very much. >> fire chief. thank you for your support for the fire rescue service. thanks to your support and equipment we are able to work tightly with law enforcement to save those lives. pres. trump: you did. thank you. >> executive director of the department. pres. trump: what a great job. >> [inaudible] thanks for your support. it is great work with these fine people in the law enforcement community. it is like no other i have had the honor of working with. amazing people. pres. trump: very nice. thank you very much

this is a life-changing experience. >> reporter: matt bradley, nbc news, san francisco. >>> all rightst check of our forecast from nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> the week ahead, still looking very warm throughout much of the desert southwest and southern california. near record warmth throughout the day today. a little bit of snow in the middle of the country. fast forward and show you what we're dealing with into tuesday. still looking for temperatures around 80 in phoenix, 75 in los angeles, and, you know, still looking at very mild conditions. today's forecast isn't much different. things aren't really changing here. as far as the snow goes today, it's really ending in montana and slowly heading across the country. unfortunately, francis, it's been, you know, very dry in the west. it's been very warm. and then the wet season is supposed to end in another couple months if we don't get the rainfall only imagine what the summer will bring. >> hoping that will change. thank you. >>> thank you for being with us on a monday. i'm frances rivera. keep it right here. your news continues

nbc's matt bradley has more. >> a lot of the artwork coming from local artists. >> reporter: for arter rodney hampton, it means personal vindication. back in 1991 rodney spent just 22 hours in jail for selling weed. a misdemeanor mistake that's haunted him for decades. >> it's horrific and now that i'm able to change it, it's even better. >> reporter: now rodney's record and thousands of others in the state are about to be cleared or reduced. san francisco and san diego announcing marijuana misdemeanors after 1975 will be automatically wiped and felonies will be reevaluated. an effort to alter a decades-long drug war fought mostly in minority communities. >> we have taken large segments of our community and marginalized them over a policy that was wrong. >> reporter: here in san francisco's haight ash bury neighborhood, legalization was a no-brainer. but the idea of forgiven past crimes doesn't sit well with everybody. >> we're saying that it is, again, obnoxiously reckless and irresponsible to say, we don't care about the circumstances of any of these prior convictions. >> reporter:

bradley most, and phil mudd former fbi intelligence adviser. phil, significant information.he white house getting a call from the justice department saying significant information. we are now 13 months into this administration. kushner still doesn't have a permanent clearance. how much more information would you need to not grant it at all? >> i suspect none. that's a kiss of death, that phone call. look, the fbi can't say how kushner is caught up in the mueller investigation. they can't say in some circumstances what they are developing on kushner. butt let me give you a couple of facts here. 13 months for senior official to get clearance. i got mine in nine months and i'm a joe off the street. you have to understand is is top guys to the president, get it done. i think that phone call after 13 months to the chief of staff doesn't tell him he has to rescind the security clearance. but again that's a kiss of death phone call. because the message to john kelly is this isn't going to end any time soon for someone who is at the top of our list to get him a clearance as soon as

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bradley cooper's epic reactions to the eagles.hampions, baby. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >>> and good morning, america. she just wanted to go to bed. >> that way. >> a lot of sleepy people this morning. late night for the super bowl. what a game it was. bradley cooper loved it. let's take a look. there he is. he had a range of emotions. the night ended well for him. >> well, yes. the range of emotions. that is indicative of the game. a few sleepy people here. we did throw a little "gma" super bowl party last night. and, i can happily report that the mary mahoney's gumbo did make it. thank you, bobby. >> it made it. it didn't make it out the building. it was gone by tend of thehe end of the night. >> it was a great night. >> i didn't know we had so many eagles and patriots fans. >> it got heated. >> it got heated. >>> back to t.j. holmes in minnesota. you were up late for the super bowl bowl of course. how you doing, man. >> reporter: yeah hear about your party. really, robin? you're real tired this morning, are you? poor thing. hope y'a

karen bradley saying that there would be a statement that westminster on the way ahead.union, saying that it's a cause for hope, not fear. many of those who opposed brexit will have been listening with interest. i'm joined now by the former conservative minister nicky morgan, who voted to remain in the european union and also voted against theresa may's eu withdrawal bill. thank you forjoining us. did he reach out to you in a way that convinced you? well, i think it was a good idea to give a speech in which we try to bring the different sides together and i think that was very welcome from boris johnson sides together and i think that was very welcome from borisjohnson this morning. i think boris is a natural optimist and he is trying to tell us all that there is a very optimistic outlook for a post—brexit britain. what would reassure people like me and my constituents, that although our site did not win, we now have got a road map going forwards and thatis got a road map going forwards and that is what we need to hear from the government of the detail. it is just over 1

. >> and bradley cooper didn't just play a die hard eagles' fan, he's one in real life. >> bradley, awhat this means tonight? >> amazing. >> cooper sat in the owner's box and hit the field with his girlfriend before it helped set the phone for an epic night. >> you recognize j-lo and a-rod. >> so far >> it is exciting. >> also there, blake shelton and his girlfriend. kelly clarkson was also in town. she told "e.t." it was a rare night away from their two young kids. >> did you get sleep? >> i can't sleep because they're not here. yes, my husband appreciated it. >> i bet he did. oh, that woman i love her for a reason. >>> up next -- >> there are certain people i don't >> my reputation precedes me. >> reality bites with the cast of "celebrity big brother." how crazy will >>> plus, inside jennifer aniston's mansion, revealing their home renovation struggles. >> i can't visualize what it's going to look like when it's done. >> but first, 23 million facebook fans, she's a bonified latin >> just the little things happening in my life. i feel very thankful. >> he's gearing up for his tour in

it's going to be on the 1300 block of chancellor street at frankie bradley's we ask a sliding scale of to $10 and split the profits with the organization that we're working with. >> haley and julie, best of luck for everything. >> thanks for having us. >> you can enjoy the sounds of the orchestra and concert is tomorrow night at 9:00 at the franky bradley at 1320 chancellor street. check out nbc10.com and the nbc10 app. get there if you can. that big roller coaster will continue up and down. we're on our way back up. we've got a few sprinkles in the area now. the main area rain is to our west and headed up into new york state or canada so scary as all of that looks we're not expecting very much in the way of rain. we got a couple of sprinkles in philly, 47 degrees. we still have snow on the ground lehigh valley, berks county, keeping the temperature down and sprinkles in northern delaware as well. so it's not a real sunny afternoon but look at the temperature trend. we had the snow saturday after a high of 42. 52 today, then come later today maybe even this evening and 72 and 78 tuesda

this is the news line from bradley as world powers pick up the carnage in syria eastern. divisions of the u.n. security council and a cease fire is delayed again this as the syrian regime continues to pound the rebel held area near damascus big strike hundreds have been killed and thousands injured also coming up. u.s. president donald trump announces the high seas crackdown on shipping companies linked to north korea sanctions as the heaviest ever will go live to seoul. and desperate parents demand to know where all go to we'll take you to the town of duck in northeastern nigeria in shock after dozens of schoolgirls go missing feared abducted by militants. plus the berlin film festival will award its top prizes at the gala ceremony later today the judging is now underway and will take a look at the films in the running for the gold and silver awards the. money welcome to the program let's begin in syria where the government is escalating attacks on the opposition held suburbs of damascus known as east and for the sixth day running intense shelling has killed almost five

will manchester city keep their lead at the top of the table, but karen bradley was stretchered off infter landing awkwardly on her leg and sustaining what looked to be a very painful injury. in the second half, she was followed by steph horton, the england captain, who limped off with what looked to be a painful problem with her left foot. this match only really kicked into life in the final 15 minutes when chelsea dealt with wave after wave of shots. it takes manchester city's tally of unbeaten matches this season to 18. both teams this weekend turned their attention to the fa cup campaigns. stewart regan has stepped down as scottish football association chief executive after eight years in thejob. regan said he recognised the need for change. scotland missed out on qualification for the world cup and have so far failed to find a replacement for previous manager gordon strachan. which a former sfa chief executive described as an embarrassment. gary caldwell, a former wigan boss and scotland defender, applied for the job earlier today. west ham united have suspended their director of

cooper but does not sound like bradley cooper to me. >> i think because he might have recorded it onhis phone in the owners box, on sunday, don't you think, just the sound quality. >> yes, is what going on with that. well, anyway, we love the sentiment anyway, so here's your forecast for victory parade, on thursday, in the early morning, and you know folks will be out there getting good spot temperatures will be in the 20's, by 11:00 a.m. when parade begins at broad and pattison and goes all the way to the art museum it will be 31 degrees, keep this in mind with the sunshine it will be breezy so wind chills all day will be in the 20's. so layers, layers, layers, little bit of sun screen too because it will be bright, sunny all day, snow out to the west, again not expect to go making it here, we will expect to break down snow for úthen rain, all that coming our way on wednesday, which is why we are having the parade on thursday, and then we will calm down on friday, and saturday, saturday night into sunday, another cold front, and some more rain, bob kelly, it will be messy tomorrow.

staying in kenya a top investigator into the illegal ivory trade has been killed police say as men bradley martin was stabbed to death at his home in the capital nairobi but have released no further details martin led investigations into the trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn in africa asia and the united states the turkish president. rich attire baritone is at the vatican for a meeting with pope francis their talks are expected to focus on the controversial u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. well jim is on high alert today the trial has started of the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks so all this long standing trial in brussels over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture yes so far refused to answer questions about the charges against him. and the abuse the teri schultz is covering a solid islams trial at the justice palace in brussels and can join her right now terry talk to us a little bit about how the day unfolded in the court today. well for most of the morning o

deandre jordan to bradley high off the glass in. 108-95 ending the winning streak. baseball season almost here. pitchers appear catchers report next tuesday. before they head to arizona giants players and coaches meet here in the bay for fan fest tomorrow at at&t park. the giants hoping to bounce back from a horrendous season, last place. excited about new additions to the roster >> fortunate to play for an organization that didn't decide to tear the team apart. obviously we had a bad year and they could have gone the opposite direction. but instead they brought in a former mvp, a guy that's been the face of the franchise for tampa bay for ten years or so. so extremely excited to get on the field with those guys. >>> some bad injury news for the sharks. it occurred right there. head coach peter did he bore said joel ward will be out indefinitely with upper body injury. shoulder first into the boards last night against vegas. nature schmidt hit him from behind. some say that should be a boarding penal. . that's what boarding is. but there was no penalty called. turns

bradley moss and ken kuchineli. you argued a case or presented a case at the fisa court.s a fair thing. people wonder what goes on in there. it's secret for a lot of good reasons. one of the things that has always concerned me is it's an ex parte proceeding. one side is represented. you can't notify someone who is about to be surveilled you may want to send someone over for this hearing. the american people hear about this and wonder is it fair when it's so one sided? >> you know when the patriot act so-called was reauthorized in 2015 this sort of ombudsman role was heavily discussed. it got i think as far as it's ever gone. and like you said, unlike criminal cases, where eventually a defendant will learn about the process leading up to their charge, that doesn't happen in what amounts to a national security investigation, except on those very rare instances that criminal charges do result. but you don't know that you're being spied upon. you don't know that a warrant has been obtained on you. and the like you said there can be very good reasons. but i think this memo, in

online and that everyone who is online is at risk so so it's not just glitz and glamour here at the bradley not a we did see some of that for sure but there's also some really hard hitting topics about the realities of our world and if you go when exactly melanie and david thanks so much of filling us in that we really appreciate that will. and the brief reminder of the top story we're following for you speaking at the munich security conference israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu held up what he called part if there were any injuries shot down in israeli air space a week ago he wants israel could strike iran if it's all threatened iran's foreign minister zarif accused israel of using aggression as policy. you're watching news in berlin we'll be back with more at the top of the hour thanks for watching. it's all about this stuff in so. it's all about george dance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us it was sponsored by distinctive instagram or there's. d.w. story you talk to each week on instagram.

avery bradley right there. no handshakes for blake. 108-95 clips. interested in talking to his old buddies. the warriors have the night off. they will be on television tomorrow against the spurs. rather easy second half victory. worry is dominating dallas last night. the only non-bright spot another technical for green. his 14th. remember on number 16 he is suspended for a game. that will mean he loses $216,000 in salary. that is something you might want to pay attention to. steve kerr was asked if he talks to him about this kind of stuff.>> i advised will go to him. i would not say it to you. i appreciate the question. the only thing i will say is he is the one of the most competitive people i have ever been around. i love his age. i love his fire. we love that. having to channel that. it can be difficult. but that is the goal.>> seems like a familiar story.>>> always some kind of soap opera in the nba. thompson goes to the foul line in atlanta. is reminded that lebron james won't be around with the cavaliers next year.>> they are shouting lebron j

sot bradley angel/greenaction for health angel/greenactsot bradley story.kerman has the kron 4's dane. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. sot bradley angel/greenaction for health and environmental justice 00-07something stinks in sf, something stinks at the epa , at city hall, at the state and at the navy yard. environmental groups and bayview residents up in arms over the navy's admission that two thirds of the 450 acre hunters point shipyard development project must be retested for contamination because the contractor doing the original tests for toxins may have falsified resultssot derek robinson/hunters point environmental coordinator 26-35 we are planning on taking data from every place where tetra tech worked to show the property is safe or not, if we need to do additional work we will find that out as wellthe navy says its retesting will include soil sampling, radiological scanning, as well as excavations. but environmental groups accuse the navy of dragging its feet over the last several years and only now recognizing the fraud.sot steven castleman/golden gate university law

. >> and then they kept taking shots, nbc did bradley cooper in the owner's box, you see him a lot.t down to the field too eventually. >> just after a touchdown there. >> just love the soup ever fans. > he has always been showing love for the eagles. he is even narrating some of the hype video. >> yes, his voice, someone told me that is bradley coupe are. >> so he sad with the owner, of course, jeffery lurie. >> jen is celebrating in media this morning at glenwood elementary school, why? >> one question, one question? who let the dogs out, who let the dogs out. >> who let the dogs out. we will be right you want to hear from doug pederson? do you want to hear from nick foles and eagles there. that is a live shot from minneapolis. we're getting, we have been in that room, as a matter of fact , over at the hilton. >> they are setting everything up, a backdrop. >> is that the super bowl backdrop? our coach is standing in front of that, nick foles will address the media? we will take it live to you in seconds. >> i wonder if they are select at all. >> zero. >> jen's glenwood elementary s

bradley wanted to do it over and over again.he kid win. >> kimberly: dana, you're making children cry. >> dana: no, he loved it. >> greg: you showed this tape of your dog beating the pants off a poor kid. you are a terrible human being. speaking of. juan. >> juan: cheap shot. a weekend in heaven? no, but how about a weekend with my grandkids out broadway. as you can imagine, 25-year-old american girl's reign are pretty excited that previews of frozen the musical have started on broadway. on friday the family went to the show. the girls pressed up. to top it off, the next night we went to sea sponge bob square pants. young people love -- the big surprise was how much they love spongebob. they stopped by fox. i am sure you come as a loyal fox viewer, knows how much fox loves to make up the ladies. here they are in makeup. great weekend in new york. >> dana: they enjoyed it? >> juan: they loved it. greg bailed out on me when i bought him a ticket to a broadway show. he left. it >> greg: never miss an episode of "the five." he comes

. >> the voice on that piece we just saw bradley cooper. >> bradley cooper. >> yeah, yeah. >> he soundedif he is here. he is a super fan. >> oh, he is here. >> we got, we're connecting with our ultimate doppler radar which is showing beginning of the end of this storm but we still got a few left over flurries and icy spots out there, don't worry we will new knorr one skillet meals discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >>> is it game time yet? super bowl lii is just two days away and how teams and fans are getting ready for the game. >> look at ocean city in the delaware valley, wintry mix and it is going to be a slow mover when do we see sun next? sue knows that. >> standing guard for our city meet man who has been spending his night protecting rocky statue from those patriots fans. >> yeah, one thing he has done a nice job of doing making sure that rocky doesn't run off. >> we cannot have him run. >> even though he runs through the city. he has got --

. >> host: from democrats line, atlanta, georgia, bradley is next. go ahead. >> caller: yes, sir, mr. davis. i'm a democratment i supported bernie and then i held my nose and voted for mrs. clinton. you're forgetting a couple of things, though. hillary clinton's scum bag husband met with loretta lynch on the tarmac which forced her to have to recuse herself. men factors in this election, the russians, you have hillary clinton calling peopling deplorables, and never mind the fact that she has got an assistant who is married to anthony weiner, who basically is a pedophile, and basically comey -- i'm not happy about what he did, but the fact remains that bill clinton is such a scumbag and because of the fact that he pardons some of the people he pardoned, heat going to give trump at the trying pardon who he wants to. the fact that scumbag bill clinton met with loretta lynch on the tarmac foreclosed jim comey to have to do what he ha to do. >> host: okay, bradley, thank you. >> guest: first you get your facts wrong. you're biteled to your opinions but yo

jordan to bradley. reverse, high off the glass. clips win 108-95.t's five game winning streak. the ladies. cal women hosting colorado. thomas had 15 of her 18 points in the second half. nice. scoop to the hoop. late fourth quarter, mckayla cowling, four baskets in a row lays it in. plus the foul. she had 17 and cal is up two. two seconds left. leonard for the tie. the runner won't go. cal snaps their three game skid, 78-76 and stanford defeated utah. >> pitchers and catchers report next week in arizona. the giants hold their annual fan fest at at&t today 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. giants feel like they are much better than their 64-98 record from a year ago and they are excited to show it. >> fortunate to play for an organization that didn't decide to tear the team apart. obviously, we had a bad year last year. and they could have gone the opposite direction. but instead they drought in a former mvp and a guy that has been the face of the franchise for tampa bay for ten years. extremely excited to get on the field with those guys. >>> round two, pebble

jordan to bradley. reverse, high off the glass. clips win 108-95.ng streak. cal women hosting colorado. asia thomas had 15 of her 18 points in the second half. nice, scoop to the hoop. late fourth quarter, mckayla cowling. four baskets in a row, lays it in. plus the foul. she had 17. and kpaul is up two. two seconds left. colora colorado's leonard for the tie. the runner won't go. cal snaps their three game skid, and stan forward defeated utah. >> spring training is almost here. pitchers and catchers report next week. the giants will hold their annual fan fest at at&t today 10 to 3:00 p.m. giants feel like they are much better than their 64-98 record from a year ago and they are excited to show it. >> fortunate to play for an organization that didn't decide to tear the team apart. obviously, we had a bad year last year. and they could have gone in the opposite direction. instead they brought in, you know, a former mvp and a guy that's been the face of the franchise for tampa bay for ten years or so. extremely excited to get on the field with those g

deandre jordan, to bradley. reverse. high off the glass. clips win 108-95.s five-game winning streak my how about the ladies cal women hosting colorado. asia thomas had 156 her 18 points in the second half. oh, nice. scoop to the hoop. late fourth quarter, mckayla cowling. four baskets in a row. lays it in. plus the foul. she had 17. and cal is up two. two seconds left, colorado's ken lee leonard for the tie. oh, the runner won't go. and cal snapts their three-game skid, 78-76. and stanford defeated utah. >>> spring training is almost here. pitchers and chasmers report next week in arizona. the giants will hold their annual fan fest at at&t park today 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. giants feel like they are better than their record from a year ago and they are excited to show it. >> fortune to play for an organization that didn't decide to tear the team apart. tosly we had a bad year last year and they could have gone in the opposite direction. instead they brought in a former mvp and a guy that has been the face of the franchise for tampa bay for ten years or so. ext

bradley cooper was in the owner's box.ised so even though he had to watch from afar, he had quite the day. come on! the sight and sounds of super bowl sub sunday across the states. coming up on sportsday... could a familiar face be returning to manage scotland? walter smith is the latest man in the running to take over from gordon strachan. being a professional sportsperson is a career most can only dream of. but when it's all over, it can be difficult to adjust back to a so called "normal" life. a survey has found that more than half of the 800 former athletes who responded — said they had problems with their mental or physical health following retirement. azi farni reports. what a performance! you are the double olympic champion, kelly holmes. to be an olympic champion, age 34, had achieved it. suddenly, i had no idea who i was what i wanted to be. the biggest thing that i felt, was loss of identity and purpose. as an athlete, dame kelly holmes had it all. success at and sport. cover tymon, or that disappears. boys being