present bradley: -- professor bradley thank -- professor bradley: thanks for having me. >> a north vietnamese soldier came to the ground. my guy saw him. it was too late. he threw a hand grenade at me. it hit a pole in a hut. it went off. mypeppered my jacket, ripped -- and cut a handle off of my shovel. a piece of shrapnel hit my leg. >> watch our five-part history with war veterans on c-span3. this weekend, "american history tv is featuring selma, alabama. s staff -- the city was founded in 1820 and given its name by alabama's only u.s. vice president. learn more about some of all

professor bradley: i would say no. the afghan war and the war in iraq does not show the lessons of vietnam have been learned. the notion that we can intervene in a particular place and engineer a transformation place after place after place -- it doesn't work. but all you have to do is look , backward in time. the british believed they could do that. the french believed they could do that as an imperial power. it did not work in the end for them as well. i think the whole notion that these kinds of interventions can achieve the policy goals that are imagined as possible, but that is fundamentally flawed. yet, we seem to do it over and over again. when i first started teaching, i did believe this could never happen again. people have seen this and learned a set of lessons. the last 10, 15 years would suggest almost the complete other way around. susan: history gives us the opportunity to revisit these questions. what are some of the significant ways your observing the next couple of years of anniversaries are being obse

i want to go to you first, bradley. there was a moment during the interview this morning with rudy giuliani, where he again reiterated that this was not a campaign contribution, and then he added another thought that seem to contradict the first thought. let's watch. >> if we had to defend this as not being it campaign contribution, i think we could do this. this was for personal reasons, this was the president had been hurt personally, not politicall politically. and the first lady, by some of the folks' allegations. that one false allegation was six years old, and i think he was trying to help the family. for that, the man is being treated like some kind of villain and i think he was just being a good lawyer. imagine if that came out on october 15, 2016, and the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> so to make it go away, call me made it go away, he did his job. >> laura: bradley, do you see my point there, it was all during the campaign. whether it was three weeks before the election or two weeks before

deputy coroner ben bradley. what were you working with? >> a very charred body.ld not very well identify it being a person. >> the cause of death seemed obvious. but just to be sure, julie's remains were sent on to the medical examiner for an autopsy. what he discovered was as deeply troubling as it was unexpected. >> he had recovered a projectile in the remains. >> a bullet? >> yes. >> suddenly what was thought to have been death by smoke inhalation was now a homicide. closer examination revealed three bullet holes in all in julie's torso. the deputy coroner immediately called the sheriff's office. >> i said, we need to get some people back to that house because this is going to be a homicide. >> what did you think? wow? >> absolutely. >> lady in a nice neighborhood, good house. >> right. >> now she's got three bullet wounds. >> that's right. on a who-did-it crime. >> back on 307 tudor boulevard, fire equipment pulled out as sheriff's cruisers pulled in. would the charred wreckage of the home once filled with joy and laughter, now hold clues pointing to a killer

act for prime sponsor former senator bill bradley who was a member of the new york knickerbockers back in the day it fell under the weight of a third challenge that was affectively instigated by the state of new jersey which is hoping legal sports betting can revive their faltering casino industry major u.s. sports leagues had sued the state of new jersey twice before on these issues successfully citing the bradley act as a bar to the state's efforts to legalize sports betting in this round though the justices found six to three that the bradley acts effect a bar to legalisation of sports betting in states where it was not yet allowed is an unconstitutional comma dearing of state resources joining us to dig a little bit deeper is r t steve christakis steve thank you for joining us what do you make of this it's a pretty interesting decision i don't think people expected it yeah i mean with the brother being overturned today it was a law created back in ninety two as you said. for bed state authorized sports gambling with some exceptions being the main one where you were that was the onl

bradley, ben bradley called me up and said what is going on? i told him i had an incipient idea for a publishing company. and he said captain of your own ship. turned out to be a rowboat. in a few weeks, i had the good fortune to meet with frank pearl, very pleased to see his colleagues at perseus are here this evening which is a signal of the fact that we have really been around for 20 years. then i thought how am i going to frame this as a company and decided i would do it is a tribute in a way to the three people for whom i had worked over the years. one was ben bradley and another was robert bernstein, the chairman at random house, the founder of human rights watch and the third was at nebraska avenue around the corner. when i was a kid -- the department store and the pharmacy. decided -- attribute to them and what i consider the standard and flair they represented and the fact that is what i hoped would be the goals. i wonder why we are called public affairs. there was a company in town called public affairs press. and morris snapper -- i

i want to go to you first, bradley. there was a moment during the interview this morning with rudy giuliani where he again reiterated this was not a campaign contribution and he added another thought that seemed to contradict the first thought. let's watch. >> if we had to defend this as not being a campaign contribution, this was the president had been hurt personally, not politically, personally so much. and the first lady by some of the false allegations. one more false allegation six years old. i think he was trying to help the family and for that the man is being treated as a villain and he was just being a good lawyer. imagine if that would have come out during the debate with clinton. cohen made it go away. he did his job. >> laura: do you see my point there? it was all during the campaign. i mean, it was all october whether it was three weeks before the election or two weeks before the election, i wasn't quite getting that particular point and whether it makes a difference in terms of any fec violations. >> i ca

act for prime sponsor former senator bill bradley who was a member of the new york knickerbockers back in the day it fell under the weight of a third challenge that was affectively instigated by the state of new jersey which is hoping legal sports betting can revive their faltering casino industry major u.s. sports leagues had sued the state of new jersey twice before on these issues successfully citing the bradley act as a bar to the state's efforts to legalize sports betting in this round though the justices found six to three that the bradley acts effect a bar to legalisation of sports betting in states where it was not yet allowed is an unconstitutional comma dearing of state resources joining us to dig a little bit deeper is r t steve christakis steve thank you for joining us what do you make of this it's a pretty interesting decision i don't think people expected it yeah i mean with the brother being overturned today it was a law created back in ninety two as you said for bed state authorized sports gambling with some exceptions being the main one where you were that was the only

the bradley placed the mm3. the bradley was a fighting vehicle. when "pentagon wars" was shown, the soldiers were saying we are all going to die and that was because they had never been in a bradley. it had no gasoline in it. how would you like to be in one of those? talk about crispy critters. if you get hit in in mr13, you are a crispy critter audience -- critter. the army in those days was not very good. i can name names afterward if you want to hear them. we are talking about this in the context i commanded, second battalion 34th army. a level two, which means i could man nine of my 12 tanks. we tried to put a tank or two in storage so that every platoon had somebody in it, but they were not manned completely. those are some of the things we did to get ready to train and in and in, the summer of 1990 we got our bradley's. remember the big five? there's a notion that everybody gets new equipment at the same time. it's called cascade fielding meaning you won't get it until it is ready and has been made. so as it came off the line, people have pr

act for prime sponsor former senator bill bradley who was a member of the new york knickerbockers back in the day it fell under the weight of a third challenge that was affectively instigated by the state of new jersey which is hoping legal sports betting can revive their faltering casino industry major u.s. sports leagues had sued the state of new jersey twice before on these issues successfully citing the bradley act as a bar to the state's efforts to legalize sports betting in this round though the justices found six to three that the bradley acts effect a bar to legalisation of sports betting in states where it was not yet allowed is an unconstitutional comma dearing of state resources joining us to dig a little bit deeper is r t steve christakis steve thank you for joining us what do you make of this it's a pretty interesting decision i don't think people expected it yeah i mean with the brother being overturned today it was a law created back in ninety two as you said for bed state authorized sports gambling with some exceptions being the main one where you were that was the only

and when i left bradley coming up and said so what's going on? i told my hand idea for publishing company and he said captain of your own ship, he was right, except it turned out to be a rowboat. and then in a few weeks i have the good fortune to me with frank pearl. mary's pleased to see his colleagues are here this evening which is a signal that we have been around for 20 years. then i thought well how my going to frame this as a company? decided to do it as a tribute to three people with whom i had worked. one was ben bradley, robert bernstein and founder of the human rights watch and the third was -- is a stone. they still run appear excited to do the book, the company and their tribute to what i consider to be the value of flares they represented and that's what i hoped would be the goal. people sometimes wonder why were called public affairs and i say that's what we do but there was a company called public affairs press and he retired and i went to see you that i wanted to consider a publishing company and they said the name appealed to me.

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. >> golodryga: as america honors our military heroes, we count among them 52-year-old bradley kasalwho served more than three decades in the marine corps. for his extraordinary heroism in iraq, kasal was awarded the navy cross-- the second highest award for valor in combat. david martin has the story. d> reporter: if one picture can capture the brotherhood of arms amid the agony of combat, this is it. two young marines hold up their badly wounded first sergeant still clutching his weapon, during brutal house-to-house fighting in the 2004 battle for fallujah. >> i received seven gunshot wounds and then grenade shrapnel, fragmentation, all over the entire body from a grenade. ( explosion ) >> reporter: sergeants major bradley kasal had charged into a building because he heard other trines were trapped inside. >> there was about a dozen other marines that all rushed to that building. we were all pretty equally committed to make a difference and save those marines inside. >> reporter: he won't talk about what he did in there. but the citation for the navy cross he received says he threw

>> matt bradley live for us in the thick of things. matt, thank you. >>> chris christie, the governor, the former governor of new jersey is hailing it as great day for the rights of states after the supreme court struck down a federal law that prohibits sports gambling, making legalized betting the choice of the states, with a half dozen of them expected to quickly jump into the book-making game. justice correspondent pete williams has more. >> reporter: the only place to legally bet on the hockey play-offs or any other sporting event has been nevada. but now sports betting won't stay in vegas. the supreme court struck down a federal law that required most states to ban it. the 6-3 ruling declared the federal law unconstitutional, a violation of states' rights. new jersey brought the challenge. it wants to allow sports gambling at casinos and racetracks and to collect the taxes. monmouth park on the jersey shore has spent millions getting ready. >> everybody is betting anyway. so what we're trying to do is legalize this, protect consum

among them, 52-year-old bradley castle of iowa, for his extraordinary heroism in iraq.ded the navy cross, the second highest decoration for valor and combat. david martin has his story. >> reporter: if one picture can capture the brotherhood of arms among the agony of combat, this is it. two young marines hold up their badly wounded first sergeant, still clutching his weapon. during brutal house-to-house fighting in the 2004 battle for fallujah. >> i received seven gunshot wounds, and then grenade shrapnel, fragmentation, all over the entire body from a grenade. >> reporter: sergeant major bradley castle had charged into a building because he heard other marines were trapped inside. >> there was about a dozen other marines that all rushed to that building. we were all pretty equally committed to make a difference and save those marines inside. >> reporter: he won't talk about what he did in there, but the citation for the navy cross he received says he threw himself on top of another marine to absorb the blast of a grenade. >> for the almost two hours that i was inside

. >>> as america honors our military heroes, we count among them, 52-year-old bradley castle of iowa, served more than three decades in the marine corps. for his extraordinary heroism in iraq, he was awarded the navy cross, second highest decoration for valor in combat. david martin has his story. >> reporter: if one picture can capture the brotherhood of arms, amid the agony of combat, this is it. two young marines hold up their badly wounded first sergeant still clutching his weapons. during brutal house to house fighting in the 2004 battle for folujah. i received seven gunshot wound. and then, grenade shrapnel, fragmentation all over the entire body from a grenade. >> sergeant major bradley castle charged into a building because he heard other marines were trapped inside. >> there was about a dozen other marines that all rushed to that building. we were all pretty equally committed to make a difference and save those marines inside. >> reporter: he won't talk what he did in there. but the citation for the navy cross he received says he threw himself on top of another marine to abso

>> bradley cooper and his golden lady, supermodel irina shayk. prosily posing. mcphee finally confirmed her romance with david foster. we've heard rumors about you. >> we're having a nice date night, yeah. >> scarlett johansson was out again with "snl's" colin jost, after he made it official on "weekend update." >> i told you i have a girlfriend. >> sjp's plus one? bestie andy cohen. >> my job is just to have fun. >> to have a good time the. >> we're here to have fun. >> he picked her up at home, where the mom kissed her kids good-bye. sarah jessica had the entire nativity in her custom dolce & gabbana headpiece. >> the neapolitan nativity altar. >> i did see sarah jessica's assistant walking doub the met stairs with her cape and sleeve situation in her hand. she might have gotten more comfortable as the night went on. the headpiece stayed on all night long. >>> coming up, we're breaking down the seven deadly yet delicious seven style sins. >> can't wait for that. i'm guilty of fashion envy. >> hey. >> well, the met gala was also on the mind of folks at "dancing

let's go to nbc's matt bradley in gaza for us this morning. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, philip. that's right. this international condemnation we're seeing throughout the world, it's almost universal in saying that israel is to blame for what they call a lopsided reaction to what was here not an entirely peaceful protest, but a protest that involved mostly lighter weapons and weapons that posed no real threat to the israeli soldiers armed with sniper rifles and then later artillery. as my colleague richard engel pointed out, there were a lot of people here who were saying they no longer see the united states as a neutral arbiter in these negotiations. the fact is that here in the gaza strip and among a lot of palestinians, they never really considered the united states to be all that neutral anyway. but this just really solidified that. so when we're talking about this disconnect between what nikki haley was saying yesterday and the security council laying blame on hamas here and saying that israel showed restraint, it's not

bradley angel, green action for health and environmental justice. in my one minute, i want to bring two issues to your attention why we need real community oversight. one, we don't trust the government. from city hall, from ocii, to san francisco department of public health, to state and federal agencies, they all met starting 1.5 years behind closed doors in this building with no minutes being taken, with lennar, and that's what's going on, a mad rush to build rich people's homes and a cover up of the truth. second, mr. manzanilla from e.p.a. seemed to have no other recollection of contracts with tetratech. well, region nine e.p.a., his boss, whose husband works for tetratech gave an $85 million grant to tetratech in october when they knew about all this corruption to work on the navajo nation. so the navajo people and bayview hunters -- [inaudible] >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. [applause] >> i'm here for treasure island. i want to let you know that treasure island's a super fund site, but the people of treasure island, they live ri

around six to three that the bradley axe effect a bar to legalization of sports betting in states where it was not yet allowed is an unconstitutional comma during of state resources joining us to dig a little bit deeper is our t. steve christakis steve thank you for joining us what do you make of this it's a pretty interesting decision i don't think people expected it yeah i mean with the brother being overturned today it was a law created back in ninety two as you said for bed state authorized sports gambling with some exceptions being the main one where you were that was the only state where you were allowed to bet on as the result of a single game a wager results on the result of a single game besides oregon delaware and montana as well as the other three states that were exempt this basically means that individual states now are going to decide whether or not to legalize sports gambling and a lot of them are hoping to solve their budget problems because of all the revenue it's going to bring bring in to the state and a research firm actually stated that within five years they expect

. >> senator thune talked about economic growth and senator bradley talked about the fact that congress will make a break from economic growth. one of growth. when one of the things we know talking to businesses as certainty, they need certainty within the tax code to be able to make these estimates that they know will grow their businesses and grow their economy. one of the best steps we have provided are the tax cuts passed late last year. a affect is more businesses are providing investments into job opportunity and wages because of the tax tax cuts that we passed those laws congress. today nancy pelosi announced their plan for the next congress would be to increase taxes if they were to take the majority back. the american people know what's at stake. more investment or concerns about whether or not taxes will be increased on working families and businesses across the country. we know a rescue for economic success is less washington in their life and a recipe for disaster is more washington taking more dollars out of the taxpayers pockets. that's what we can expect as we go forward

. >> and we're going to go there now, our colleague matt bradley is on the phone in gaza. you seeing? >> well, right now, we're in the northeast portion of the gaza strip, stephanie, and it's looking as though this is escalating not just from sniper fire from the israeli soldiers lining the border, they're actually shelling where i am, for the last several hours. not just normal batteries guns, there's f-16s flying over and dropping weapons. this area where i am, which is near jablia is a very hard-core militant area and the israelis have been targeting this. we have about 38 people have been killed and more than 700 people injured. that makes today the deadliest day in the gaza strip since the 2014 extended bombardment by the israelis. so, you know, this is really escalating quite quickly. er with, we have another full day of planned protests tomorrow. today, it's just protests against the embassy move and the plans demanding the right of return to israel. because two-thirds of this gaza strip here is inhabited by refugees and their descendants from israel. but tomorrow t

this is about 15 minutes. >> mark bradley teaches history forhe university of chicago the history of vietnam and human rights. i want to talk about the unum. a good year to be a vietnam historian. how has america's understanding of the war change over 50 years? >> i think the crucial shift has

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a mistrial on its way to destroy and a fence system this slowdown fit each bradleys by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria. we're engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria. israel says it strikes me retaliation for a rocket attack on territory it occupies in the golan heights according to israel iranian militants fired the rockets from syria but none of them reach that target if so this would be the most serious direct military confrontation between israel and iran and syria. europe russia the u.s. and the u.n. are calling for restraint. if you need getting more done there's a risk of escalation and growing tensions we must avoid that that's what i told the reigning president rouhani and i'll pass on that message to prime minister netanyahu and president putin who in a stateme

our reporter adrian bradley is at the contest in lisbon. there was a lot of confusion.at was happening. we heard a voice, a male voice, over the speaker. the crowd were really loving the song and getting into it. surie did an incredible performance and carried on. the crowd just carried on and loved it. the security is very tight here. you get surged on the way in. we are banned from taking things like battery packs for phones. it is very surprising that this was able to happen at all. i was at kiev last year wear and other stage invasion happened. they will be asking what more they need to do to stop it from happening. do we know more about the person who managed to get on the stage? very little at the moment. i understand he is a man who has been arrested and i understand he was making comments about the media and the nazis of the uk media. beyond that, as i say, it all happened very quickly. the main thing was, she carried on with the performance incredibly well. voting is under way. we have four points at the moment. thatjoin them at the bbc sports centre. ross coun

and i think you have to take the ben bradley rule. he always a, here is what you do. slowlywn, ass up, moving forward. just a quick comment on the role of the press. where are we today? carl: trump has tried to make the issue his presidency and nixon tried to do the same, the conduct of the press instead of the conduct of the president of the united states. and he's had even more success and nixon was successful at it for a good while in the early stages of watergate. people were bleeding nixon, not what we were writing. -- believing nixon, not what we were writing. this is a different time in america. we are in a state of a cold civil war in this country today. donald trump didn't cause it. of, evolutionary in terms it was perhaps inevitable we were going to be at a place like this with the president who appeals to part of that cold civil war and indeed tries to stoke the cold civil war. appealing to a base rather than trying to appeal to a united vision of the country that most citizens can appreciate. that that's his methodology. be -- he'ss us to called us the ene

that was matt bradley in gaza city >>> europe is seeking a quick solution on iran's nuclear deal, that's to the eu foreign policy chief mogherini said they were talking about european banks still operating there. >>> and north korea threatened to withdraw from the upcoming summit with the u.s. after pulling out of high-level talks in seoul meant to take place today in a statement pyongyang said it would need to reconsider the summit if washington insisted on a denuclearization program. peter alexander has more >> reporter: tonight, a momentary summit setback, or more north korean state media reporting the north is threatening to back out of kim's joint meeting with president trump next month blaming joint south korea air combat drills under way. kim blasted military exercises he canceled talks with south korea, notifying them by fax hours before a scheduled meeting where kim jong-un and south korea's president met last month. the announcement catching the president off guard. the pentagon confirming the long-planned exercises are routine. the state department insisting north korea hasn't

mountain, technical sergeant john chapman, corporal matthew commons, specialist marc anderson, sergeant bradleyse, senior airman jason cunningham, technical sergeant philip svitak, and of course, petty officer first class neil roberts -- who met a horrible death -- for whom these events are now known -- it's called the battle of robert's ridge. incredible event. to the gold star family members of those heroes who are here today, please stand up. please, stand up. [applause] president trump: please. it's an honor to have you accept our nation's profound sorrow and a deep love and everlasting gratitude. these were incredible, incredible men, and you can be proud that they were in your family, and they are looking down right now, and they are very, very proud of you. thank you very much. thank you for being here. thank you. to britt and to all of the men of robert's ridge, you waged a fierce fight against the enemies, and these really have become the enemies of america and the enemies of all civilization. through your actions, you demonstrated that there is no love more pure, and no courage more g

the verdict of the jury reads, we the jury, by unanimous verdict, find the defendant, bradley grahamper, to be guilty of first degree murder. >> i cried for hours. >> yeah, i cried for hours. relief, yes, it's over. there's a conclusion. and it's justice for nancy. and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset. he knows and feels that this is not over. >> in 2013, an appeals court overturned bradley cooper's conviction. deciding the judge should have allowed more defense testimony regarding the laptop evidence. a new trial was ordered. but while awaiting his second trial, cooper pleaded guilty to second degree murder, and was sentenced to approximately 12 to 15 years. and nancy there's a black granite bench in a cary park, the place she once ran. her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katie are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so, seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> h

joining us live from the gaza strip, correspondent matt bradley.know you had a chance to visit one of the hospitals, given the fact that the health infrastructure was on the verge of collapse, what did you see? >> reporter: ayman, thanks for having me on. the health system has been on the verge of collapse for some time, you know as a veteran of reporting in gaza. it has been a ten year blockade, first by israel, then by egypt. the problems here are more than what's happened in the last week. the real issue is some of the major technology that most hospitals use in the united states, even in greater israel we take for granted can't come in here or are restricted. a lot of movement of doctors is restricted. doctors that are well trained want to leave, they get out as soon as they can, find jobs in the emrats and elsewhere. when there's a huge influx of trauma patients, it is difficult for them to handle. that's what we have seen not just monday but the past seven weeks of protest, thousands and thousands of people injured. doctors without borders sa

matt, thank you, matt bradley. for more on escalating tensions between israel and iran in the syrian war, let's take a deep dive into some of the parties involved. this is a complicated situation. >> it is. a lot of people are saying this is between israel and iran. what's happening in syria? let's look. first off, syria and iran. these two countries have been allies going back 40 years. bashar al assad has relied on iran's military and financial support to survive the last seven years of civil war. but when vladimir putin sent the russian air force to back up the syrian iranian war effort, the asaad regime turned the tables on the syrian opposition. they're all but certain to win the civil war. in the process the iranians have strengthened their military presence on the ground to prop up the syrian government. and that's anathema to israel and benjamin netanyahu which is why israel says it's been escalating its involvement in syria's war with air strikes against iranian an hezbollah targets in syria. the flash poi

i'm denise bradley, one of the two authors of the nomination, i'm the landscape historian. i dealt with the landscape portions. michael corbett is unable to be here today. i wanted to give a brief summary before the laurel heights improvement association, the sponsor of the nomination provides more comments. a lot of this is repetition that you just heard. the project is located -- the property is located on 2.2 achers in the laurel heights area of the city, consisting of two buildings and landscape features designed to function as a single residency. the property is significant in the area of commerce for its association with the city's insurance industry at the time that the fireman's home office was constructed, it was one of the largest insurance companies in the u.s. and the only major one headquartered in the city, it was a leader among insurance companies in san francisco and its embrace of new ideas symbolized by the way away from downtown. criteriion a is significant in the area of community, planning and development is one of the principle embodiments of the postw

matt bradley is in the region. this is an escalation between the countries that we haven't seen in a really long time. >> reporter: i would go so far as to say it is unprecedented. i can't think of a time in history when iran and israel have been at each other's throats so directly. there has been a long history of israel dealing with iranian proxys in the region like in that statement hezbollah like you suicide. they have constantly been face-to-face and trying to attack each other. this is a major issue. we are seeing the first major israeli intervention into syria. that hasn't happened since the early 1970s. we don't know if the escalation is going to go anywhere from here. this is all about messaging. it is kind of symbolism. the regime had a message that they weren't going to take the administration's withdrawing the nuclear deal lightly without some kind of response against american allies in the region. the israelis had to send a message that they weren't going to take any aggression and weren't going to sit

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in time to say i'm about to get in trouble so don't go nowhere bradley. you know, he has to be there to make sure i don't get in trouble because i get angry. i get mad when i see a three and four-year-old child suffering from asthma and cancer. is that by design for our community? i get angry when my grandson would come home from school up on top of that hill and have all of this gunk in his eyebrows and eye lashes. he just happened to have some of the best eyebrows and eye lashes i have of seen for a guy. what i'm saying is there were some beautiful children that went to school up there when roman was doing. when they were doing the heavy grading, and somebody said in a hearing, oh, well, the community decided that the alarms that are going off, well, they would be discounted. what community members did that? when? where are the meetings? who selected them to do that? you cannot represent us if you cannot speak to us, and we went to every meeting. i know you know it. some of you guys will remember me from a long time ago, and you'll say god, did you ever

bradley mobley, son emmet was killed, either whistled or said bye, bye baby so some white woman at theter that night where he was visiting with uncle, grandfather, she was visiting from chicago, there was a knock on the door, the ku klux klan, they took him out, they mutt -- mutulated and found body and also bodies of other people who had been killed. this was a typical occurrence in the south. i talked about the race, the terrorism that we had because people keep trying to getter that, there were no muslims involved in this. these were white christians who were committing these crimes active violence. this is bradley mobley with her son and that's her after her son was killed and i'm sparing you the open casket, although the open casket is very, very powerful. and i think that she made the right decision to display that because we would rather look the other way but sometimes you really must look into the face of evil, of what evil does, primary female attorney with naacp. legal defense fund and she, there she is, she always looked like that. the most dignified person. when she would

. >> the verdict of the jury reads, we the jury by unanimous verdict find the defendant bradley grahamt degree murder. >> i cried for hours. >> i cried for hours. >> relief, yes, it's over. there's a conclusion. and it's justice for nancy, and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset, but he knows and feels that this is not over. >> in 2013 an appeals court overturned bradley cooper's conviction, deciding the judge should have allowed more defense testimony regarding the laptop evidence. a new trial was ordered. but while awaiting his second trial, cooper pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to approximately 12 to 15 years. and nancy has a black granite bench in the park, a place she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the keeper girls, ella and katie, are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister chris that and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bitter sweet. >> it's sad nancy is not here seei

ayman. >> all right, nbc's matt bradley live in the gaza strip for us this evening. joining me now here in jerusalem. david keys spokesman for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. thanks for joining us. i know it's a tough day for you and will be a long day tomorrow. let me begin with the situation in gaza. save the children tonight had a report out saying 500 children have been shot, some as young as 8. half of them shot with live ammunition. you heard our reporter there describe the scene. the secretary-general of the united nations calling for an independent counsel. independent investigation. what do you see happening as the situation in gaza? it's obviously -- how do you see it? >> well, that's a good question, but you're asking it of the wrong person. hamas is very prideful. they -- they openly gloat that they are sending women and children to the front line. hamas' interior minister said women and children make the best human shields. that's not my words. that's an exact quote from hamas' interior minister. even sent a 7-year-old girl right into the war zone and