bradley: right. john: they are convenient shorthand at this point that often lead to stereotypes, but at the time that "the conservative mind" came out, conservatism really was not a thing in america. bradley: that's right. and part of what kirk had to do was he had to bring together disparate strands, and he had to give it some kind of coherence, so what he decided to do in his this occasion -- when he wrote the dissertation, he had certainly longed to be a well published author. he never anticipated he would have the kind of success he did. the timing was perfect and he was a good writer -- a very good writer, and amazing stylist and a good anchor as well, but he certainly did not project this was going to change the world. even though -- and i think you are absolutely right that we have kind of forgotten in this , in this day and age, from about 1950 three to about 1964 , and once goldwater fails in that horrific failure and the 1964 presidential election, kirk fails as well. he lives for 30 more

michael bradley en el ombligo de la cancha apoyÁndose con tim ream.las holandesas. diego: fueron el 84, 86, terminÓ cero a cero, entonces: aquÍ la tiene tim ream. invita a la gente que participe atrÁs de redes sociales. conde: ya no hay posibilidad de poner orden. ramsÉs: estados unidos, a ver si le pone velocidad michael bradley, estÁ muy corto weston mckennie, acaba de renovar con el schalke 04, buenas noticias para el futbolista de la bundesliga. que le pasÓ? dejÓ la pelota, se le olvidÓ el esfÉrico, imprecisiÓn en el equipo de las barras y las estrellas. hacia atrÁs, la va tocando poco a poco. diego: creo que se viene jordan morris a la cancha. ramsÉs: refrescÓ el partido contra trinidad y tobago y la vimos buenos momentos a estados unidos con el. diego: un muchacho que le gusta a acabar, iba a poner mÁs presiÓn, raÚl: para que ocurra esto voy va a tener que cambiar de punta, me parece que berhalter le prefiere jugando por derecha, asÍ consiguiÓ las dos asistencias. ramsÉs: aquÍ viene curazao, apoyÁndose ahora, buena la recorrida, tocÓ hacia el ce

. >>> little monsters ar all worked up -- lady gaga's got a new man, and sorry, it isn't bradley cooper>> no poker face here, gaga is apparently feeling this guy and she doesn't care who sees it. ♪ you and i >> these are the photographs in the upcoming "people" that has sparked new romance rumors for gaga. the oh-so-public make-out session took place front and center on the patio of a popular studio city brunch spot granville. ♪ applause applause applause >> "e.t." has learned the mystery guy is named dan horton. he is a 37-year-old audio engineer that has worked with gaga since 2017. according to his linkedin page, he has also worked with justin timberlake, camila cabello and on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon." so why such an intentional display of pda? here's one theory -- it's gaga's way of taking back the narrative from both fans and tabloids who desperately want this to be real life. ♪ in the shallow shallow >>> yes, the star is born co-stars recently became single. bradley and his ex, irina shayk, split in june, while gaga called off her engagement to christian carino nearly

>> reporter: keith's good friend craig bradley was there to lend his support. and how was he doing?he 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 that 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 death,

bradley, it's a continuation of a story that we've seen from apple ever since they bought p.a.emi. they had been about os and hardware together. now they're about deeply integrating that hardware. assuming they do this and continue the trend, what does it mean for the tech ecosystem and companies like the one you invest in. >> i think what it means is when you have a business that relies basically on a third party, another company being your main customer, you've got to always worry about what happens if they take this thing in house i'll give you an example oftentimes, people come to me and pitch that they're going to do some new thing around taxi and they come to me because i was an uber investor, right? and my question is, why can't uber just do that. if they can show me why they didn't, it's a good investment but generally speaking assuming the way things are is the way they'll always be is really dangerous. and that imagimagic isn't theren consumers the way it used to be, so they've got to find a way to do things different. so it makes total sense what they're doing. but i

in the studio is nicole rendered from the german council on foreign relations and in washington is bradley bowman he is with the foundation for defense of democracies and he's a former national security advisor to members of the senate armed services and the foreign relations committees to both of you nicole let me start with you the u.s. made this request to germany which we're hearing is that the request was made several days ago for them to join this force and they didn't get an answer and today the embassy here said ok we'll make it official the request has been made official is germany ignoring and i dare say is germany trying to blow off the troubled ministration at this juncture actually a country to afford to be off the trumpet ministration because the whole german industry is dependent on the safety of the travel of the of the routes and the escalation in this region will affect the german economic sector in a way that unprecedented so there has to be an onset but the problem is the coalition and as you already pointed out. that. part of the government so far has been pretty outsp

>> well,aark, it's hard for drivers to miss this large flashing sign behind me here on bradley boulevard. it's a speed limit change on or about august 2 nd it's part of vision zero. that's the program aimed at reducing pedestrian deaths to zero. motorists b arng warned that the speed on bradley boulevard ll be reduced to 25 mile an houreen wisconsin avenue and goldsboro starting next friday. >> the county and the state work together for traffic safety and we're working at speed limits h especially ingh pedestrian traffic areas to see i we can lower the speed limits to enhance the safety for the . pedestria >> reporter: montgomery county police reporthis year there have been 14 fatal crashes, six resulted in pedestrian deaths. last year of the 28 fatal crashes, half of them, 14, were pedestrian fatalities. that is way above the national average. police saype slower seds will save lives. >> and usually come from brantley down this way, and you always see kids around here and you always see the need because le are real speeding and trying to make those lights. >> reporter: a new 25-mile-an-

bradley's next. his jump goes off pretty easy breezy as well. this is a good way to ease back into things. she says this is her second shortest base jump. they do have permissions to test parachutes and if you want to follow omore of their awesome adventurers, you can check base jump on instagram. >> i have never seen anything so genius. >> clearly she hasn't been paying attention to us. >> never seen anything so genius. ha-ha. having a little day at work? don't want bossy mcbossy to see you? >> we need make you one of these. >> oh, my gosh, that's great. >> he honestly created an invisibility cloak. >> and i think they're using green speed but i've seen versions come out where they physically printed out the picture and did it like that. >> where are the kids? i don't hear them. i don't see them. he's like me either. >> 2019. >> tried doing that underneath the covers or the cushion. >> never did, did it? >> try closing your eyes. it makes you invisible. >> remember when you were younger? so exciting. >> one, two, three. >> >> open the present.

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athletes there for the water polo world championship nbc's matt bradley is in hong kong tonight with the very latest matt >> reporter: jose, a night out became a nightmare for hundreds of patrons at a popular south korean nightclub earlier this morning when a balcony them a balcony inside this nightclub collapses. killing two south koreans and injuring 16 more. among the injured, four american water polo players including 27-year-old kailey gillcrest who required surgery for a laceration to her leg. the team out celebrating the u.s. women's water polo team victory in the world championship celebration turned tragic as patrons are heard trying to lift the balcony. giving many a chance to escape. like team australia's captain who witnessed the slow motion collapse >> i was lucky i was holding my teammates' hands at the time. we were dancing and ho other i never felt alone you saw everyone trying to pull each other up you never felt that scared >> reporter: officials said the balcony simply couldn't carry the crowded dance floor. it was found out the steel structure was unable to withst

joining us from doha, qatar, is matt bradley matt, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, marlie, the very latest this morning the british government is huddling in london in their so-called cobra meeting of senior security officials. we're going to hear more coming up in the next several hours what the british government is planning on doing. it's ait very see moment for them they're kind of caught between the u.s. and iran. all of these tensions between the u.k. and iran, of course, are unfolding as the trump administration really turns the screws on the iranian regime as well remember, the trump administration backed down off the iranian nuclear deal t obama administration entered a fw weekyears ago. what happens next is a big issue o looke this is starting t like tit-for-tat reciprocation as you just mention the. both sides have their own thshi. e british in angie brawl tgibra. the grace 1 waheaded for syria. noe thimperial is headed by the iranians it is looking more like a dangerous face off that could imperil a lot of different countries in the re

>> a lot of complicateissues going son there in the strait of hormuz matt bradley, thank you. >> we are just over a day away fromerhaps the most anticipated testimony on capitol hill in a decade former special counsel robert mueller will speak in backo t back hearings first before the house judiciary, and then the house intelligence committee and in a new letter, thert depament of justice is advising mueller on the boundaries of his testimony. let's get to nbc's tracie potts in d.c bipartisan ship on the hill this earn montgomerie >> reporter: right as we await mueller's teimony, frances, we have learned the president cut a dealre with cong to extend the debt limit for two years past the election and come up with a budget deal that will prevent in fact, it gives more, uts. democrats say, to some of the domestic priorities that they wanted so on thathey agreed for now but ton this mueller testimony, it's a split right down the middle democrats are planning to ask him about details in his report, evidence of obstruction of stice that he detailed in the report, but then said he could not i

you commanded the bradley tank. did you ever think when you were over there that fast forward so many years that you would see the tanks rolling down the streets of washington, d.c.? >> i would not. i have to convict you know, bradley is not a tank, it is a fighting vehicle. and there is a distinct difference. >> forgive me. >> all my military guys would give me a hard time for that. but there are tanks there. and bradley fighting vehicles which i think that the president confused and called it a sherman or sheridan. so yeah, i never thought that i would have experienced that. it is an awesome piece of weaponry for conventional war fighting. it should not be part of a celebration of our liberty in my view. general, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, he is accused of raping a teenage girl at a party, recording it with his cellphone and sharing the video with his friends. and a new jersey judge says that this young man deserves leniency because he is quote/unquote from a good family. but what about the alleged v

by 8:30 a.m., jenot mar bradley expected our troops to be a mile inland. we held only ten yards of beach. in this age of instant commentary, invasion would have swiftly and roundly been declared, by it was by one officer, a debacle. but such a race to judgment would not have taken into account the courage of free men. success may not come with rushing speed, president roosevelt would siay that night but we shall return again and again. and paratroopers fought through the countryside to find one another. rangers pulled themselves over those cliffs to silence nazi guns. to the west americans took utah beach with relative ease. to the east the british tore through the coast fueled by the fury of five years of bombs over london and a solemn vow to fight them on the beaches. the canadians, whose shores had not been touched by war, drove far into france. and here at omaha troops who finally made it to the seawall used it as shelter where a general barked, "if you're rangers, lead the way." by the end of that longest day, this beach had been fought, lost, refough

om omar bradley thought he got a little too comfortable and laid back with some of the soldiers. and there wasn't the rigid discipline. he was removed from command in the first infantry division. he wasn't down and out, and he landed a spot as the assistant division commander in the fourth infantry division in the months immediately prior to the normandy invasion, and roosevelt pleaded with his commander, genere monday tubby barton, that was his name, his nickname, and he was just unceasing. you know, he wanted to go ashore with his men, and barton finally acquiesced and barton realized at that moment that this is probably going to be the end of this general. his health was failing. he was suffering from chest pains, and he wasn't telling anybody about it. he had very bad arthritis. his mobility in some cases was very limited, but nonetheless, he went ashore with the fourth division and one of the secondary waves on june 6th. he had a cane in one hand. he had a revolver, a pistol in the other, and he stayed with his men through, you know, thick and thin. he rode around in his jee

>> all right matt bradley for us. matt, thank you. >>> the aclu is challenging the trump administration's reasons for separating migrant children at the border saying the government has done this to more than 900 children since june of 2018 more than half of those separate w ed were under 10 years old and 185 were 5 or younger. what's even more alarming are the justification ppz these separations often triggered for something as minor as a parent not changing a baby's diaper or a traffic citation for driving without a license. earlier this month acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan said the separations were made only in the interests of the child but the aclu wants to ensure that this happens only if there is evidence that the child is in genuine danger >>> family and friends gathered for an emotional vigil in gilroy, california to remember 13-year-old keyla salazar, who was killed during the mass shooting ougat the garlic festil >> we think it's important that the community knows who keyla is and how im

. >> reporter: but bradley, i have a friend, bradley, here who's also a lover of all things '90s.ick "waynes world" -- >> yeah. when they go into the dream sequence. >> reporter: then there was one where they were like -- ♪ i got $5,000 ♪ i got $5,000 i still quote that movie. it's maybe a little lame. you have some -- >> this is technically a couple years before 1990 but turner and hooch. tom hanks is on 11 all the time. >> reporter: makes you cry. "love dogs." >> absolutely. "pl "pleasantville." funny and poignant about the changing of time. it's great. >> reporter: how does it feel the way cnn created this cnn video store, by the way, we're here for two more hours. please hang out with us. we're down in hudson yards if you're in new york city. what does this bring back for you, gladbradley? >> two things. one is pure joy. >> reporter: pure joy. >> the smell and everything. the other is mostly anxiety. remember when you go in, you're like, ohs this movie came out, i want to go rent it, then you're like -- >> reporter: it's not there. >> it's not there. that was that anxiety of 2

the iranians laying out thei die claims joining us nowm doha, qatar, matt bradley the process now is looking bleak. >> reporter: it is, phillip. you know, these sorts of accusations don't help at all. mike pompeo, the secretary of state, he very quickly dismissed them yesterday and he was followed right after by the president who had these words about those accusations. >> they put out propaganda they put out lies. let's see what happens with iran we are ready for the absolute worst, and we're ready for sense, too but we are very geared up. >> reporter: you know, phillip, we like to think about this in terms of the u.s. and iran the u.k. is very much involved, and just yeste- fore create a new european effort, maritime effort to defend shipping in the strait of hormuz that's where 20% of the world's crude oil passes now, you said that it's going to be very complicated to have a diplomatic solution to this. this is a very, very bad moment for this to be happening with the u.k. they've had one of their vessels just seized by it iranians on friday, but now they are having a leadership c

sir bradley wiggins says he has never seen a sir bradley wiggins says he has never seen a two differenceether as crazy as it was yesterday. this was the scene at stage 19 which had to be abandoned because of a hill storm. today's penultimate stage will be significantly shortened because of ace warning and the threat of landslides. all effort to date will be put behind him because he is in a position of strength and thomas may well be competing to finish on the podium alongside him. but he is the clear favourite to step onto the podium tomorrow and put on that mythical yellow jersey. podium tomorrow and put on that mythical yellowjersey. it is ironic in cycling that individuals are crowned yet they win thanks to the help of others and to date geraint thomas will work alongside him. perhaps if both are right there together, come the end of the stage, maybe he will turn to geraint thomas the possibility of winning a stage but for this year, it seems that thomas may have to be the bridesmaid. joe root criticised the pitch at lord's after his england side skittled out ireland for the lowest e

nbc's matt bradley has more on that.. this just wrapped up only a couple of hours ago in somalia. 26 people have died, but that number has increased all morning and officials there say it could still go higher as more information flows in. so this attack was claimed by al shabaab which is a militant group with links to al qaeda. among the dead were, you know, politicians who are from the area, ngo workers and several foreigners. now local politicians tell us that there were two somali americans who were among the dead and we're trying to confirm that with the sd right ntate de right now. we'll get you the identities and the names. how this rolled out last night this was a meeting of politicians and elders who were trying to plan elections for this september. now a militant rolled up in a vehicle and detonated himself in a suicide vehicle bombing and was followed up by several others who came in and started a 14 hour all night siege that only ended at around 6 or 7 this morning when local commandos from the southern somal

you go in the voting booth -- >> explain the tom bradley effect. >> tom bradley was the black mayor of los angeles running for governor, polling way ahead. people thought he would almost waltz into the governorship, and then when people got into the voting booth, their rhetoric didn't match their action. >> a guy they never heard of. i thought that was going to happen, professor, too, in ' '30 -- 08. house minority leader whip steve scalise said today when obama was president, republicans didn't disrespect the office of the presidency. let's listen to that. >> we had disagreements with a lot of barack obama's policies, but we never disrespected the office. we expressed our disagreements in a respectful way. but what they continue to do to go after him personally, to call for impeachment of the president from day one. >> well, as "the washington post" pointed out today, there is plenty of tape out there that dispute's scalise's kind argument about his party. let's watch. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegal. >> is the time that we're going to send m

another espns report wa asking about bradley beale. beale is not moving, leonard is.ap rrs and the nba title dehind, and weather will be teaming upa with p george. they're making a deal with the thunder involving several draft picks to get george. he asked him to join him in l.ao and grge asked okay, see hum for a trade and the players are makise these deals the days in the nba. hey, the w mystire in las vegas last night. the game cut short and la toya thomas was 14 points earlier. you can see the scoreboard shaking. that was after last night's earthquake. the players say they couldn't feel it, but the wnba inspected the court at the half and they have a playing surface that shifted and no word yet on a make-update. >> third-round action wimbledon, serena williams taking on julie gergen. she canust not keep the return in play to go up 3-2 on the second set and serena is too much and takes it in straight sets and she'll take on carlos torres. >> same street, and he wasted no time. and them a third set tiebreaker this one, in the third it was tough. i thoughtit was very

david: extraordinary, bradley, new york.york you have in columbus circle, most people who know new york, columbus circle, i want to go to bradley, it is essentially a tent city without tents. you go there in the morning. in order to get to the time warner building which has a lot of shops and a lot of commerce in time warner, tourists who come to manhattan walk through columbus circle. they have nice flowers and fountains. you don't want to walk through it, homeless people are stinging up the place, grabbing on your pants leg to get money. very aggressive panhandling going on. harms commerce. >> city councils in different cities, austin, l.a., new york, whatever they mean well but they can't see the forest for the trees, right? to your point de blasio spending going up by 30%, there is not real conception what generates wealth, what pays taxes what allows things to actually happen. if you don't understand inputs you don't understand how it affects the outputs. in this case, yeah they might mean well but as a result, they're

. >> bradley o'neill, yes, we have seen him so many times on the show, jumping his motorcycle off oft and doing a parachute off of it. >> he basically invented and entire extreme sport. >> but not without fail. that landing from his bike wasn't quite what he expected, what he is used to. he landed just fine. so watch this. >> probably took a bit of a tumble, didn't it? >> it really did. >> two of the rides are snapped. >> oh. >> the person in the video is telling him what the damage was. we had her on the show as well. the risers on the bikes that were holding it together snapped which meant that it was not going to fall, which it didn't. >> at least it with was the bike and not him. >> 100%. nobody will disagree with you on that one. especially him. but they go back a couple of days later. he needs to get all the equipment so they can go back and do it again. >> i love how, because they say imitation is the sincerist form of flattery, no one else is trying to do that. bro. you can do that. >> as you can see this is a much more successful jump. it landed smoothly this time. we see it

was neither free nor say the central asian country has seen repeated massive grace during recent bradleys in words. and rids of thousands across europe have marched for gay rights as the l g b t movement's integrates its 50th anniversary organizers of the inland london pride parade are calling it's the largest and most diverse celebrations of all huge crowds also joined marches in other european cities including the spanish capital madrid. and greeks are set to vote in a general election on sunday and polls all polls pointed to a win for a conservative party after nearly 5 years of left wing brawl greece is struggling to emerge from a decade of deep financial crisis that has seen unemployment and poverty soul. greece's left wing prime minister alexis tsipras called elections 3 months early after the conservative new democracy party delivered a stinging defeat in european parliamentary elections in may greece emerged from its 3rd and last by allowed in august 28th team but years of a sturdy have left greek voters angry and deeply disillusioned. mr michel the moment after everything i've se

bradley, congratulations for your accomplishment. i can't wait to see whatever your future's going to hold. but we all know you are going to achieve greatness. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of my constituent and friend. on july 4, he passed away at the age of 82 in albany, georgia. he dedicated his professional life to agriculture. mr. bishop: he began in 1957 selling ag chemicals and was -- and later he sold crop insurance. he is most remembered for his leadership in the mccann industry, developing special interests in mccann's and became a state leader and advocate for the industry. served as president of the georgia growers association for two terms, and as president and a grower himself, he testified before congress on behalf of pecan growers three of the last four farm bills. he worked hard and a desire to make -- to better the peanu

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. >> reporter: coming from across the country and bradleys shipped in by rail from georgia. laying down protection of the streets and drawing ire of antiwar group code pink. >> we don't want tanks on the streets of d.c. >> reporter: opponents fear he's turning patriotic event into partisan rally. vip tickets given to top donors. >> i don't think he understands this is america's birthday, not his. >> reporter: and new questions about the cost. national park service diverting $2.5 million meant to improve parks to cover reportedly. president tweeting the cost is very little compared to what it's worth. >>> sfo is making a staging change for ride share drivers. source tells abc7 news this friday will open additional parking lot for them on san bruno avenue. will double the space to wait for arriving passengers. intent to alleviate >> reporter: i'm amanda del castillo, next, twist to smash and grabs and how to protect yourself. >>> two teens taking on water sailing on to mollusk basement what made this difficult for coast guard. >>> asking san francisco dog ♪ ♪ this is how drivi

some bradley fighting vehicles spotted heading toward the mall but they're not the only thing on the. according to "the washington post," the national park service is diverting $2.5 million for recreation fees primarily intended to improve parks across the country, just a fraction of the extra cost the government faces as a result of this event. the president promising a show of a lifetime defended his production on twitter saying, quote, the cost of our great salute to america will be very little campaiompared to what it worth, we have the tanks and the pilot, the airport is right next door all we need is the fuel. we own the tanks and all. fireworks are donated. you're watching all of this unfold. and clearly, one of the big differences from years past, suddenly, there is a vip section, for the best seats in the house, that, you know, it used to be, whoever -- the egalitarian rule of the day, first come, first served? >> that's right, kasie, exactly. as you see over my shoulder, those preps continue. we're actually going to show you exactly where president trump is going to speakin

those are bradley fighting vehicles. two here right now, but the m-1 abrams tanks are going to be brought in in the next few hours. we expect to see those tanks move to the lincoln memorial, on freight trains for a day or so. the fighting vehicles today were moved in front of the memorial. the abrams and bradleys will be stationary, not moving because of the impact on local roads. in 1991 the m-1 abrams rolled down the streets of d.c. to mark the end of the gulf war. trump wanted a similar scene that, won't happen tomorrow. the cost, the white house hasn't made available, reports the department of the interior will allocate $2.5 million used for parks to cover this event. the fireworks donated, according to the department interior. president trump tweeting today the continue of our great salute to america tomorrow will be very little compared to what i it is worth. not everyone agrees with that tweet.li local d.c. officials are concerned about the infrastructure with those tanks. listen. >> and they're going to be there,

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you could see david and bradley and two attorneys sitting at the back. i think -- >> representing?yes. everyone was waiting to see if they would speak. and one of them, in fact the first one was one of the women who spoke to me in 2002, lawrence, for "vanity fair." this was the favorite moment that she got to stand up in public and i think feel that she would be believed. it was an extraordinary moment. shy moved to the front. jeffrey epstein never looked at either one of them. he kept his eyes dead focussed on the judge. both of them gave short statements. slightly trembling, but it was a really extraordinary moment. it's a landmark in this story of how the culture has turned. >> in a courtroom like this, the defendant is sitting there and usually has his back to you for the entire proceeding, it's hard to read a reaction from the defendant from where the press is sitting, but what could you get from jeffrey epstein, especially when the girls, who are now women, were on the witness stand? >> courtney wild's lawyer said he went up with courtney wild as she spoke. he could see jeffr

i'm told children will be able to climb on these tanks and the bradleys and they will be open to thelic and army soldiers will be there to greet them. some say this is good recruiting. >> julie: thank you very much. the kids are gonna love it. estranged husband of a missing mother of five speaking out for the very first time since his wife's disappearance. maintaining his innocence nearly six weeks after she disappeared. plus iran putting nuclear pressure on europe. the new warning as the rogue regime ramps up production of a bomb making element. ♪ as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards member, you can enjoy priority service and exclusive discounts... so your growing life can be more rewarding, too. ♪ what would you like the power to do? ♪ what would you like the power to do? join us for a walk? i'd love to, but my legs and feet are so tired and achy. walter, you need revitive ! it's the circulation booster! it really got me moving. i use my revitive every day! to relieve my aching legs

brian bradley. i'm a reporter for american shipper. ambassador, i'm just wondering, if you can give me any update on your observations as to whether you feel encouraged with the approval process for usmca on capitol hill right now based on what we've seen in recent days. thanks. >> yes, maybe i'm an optimist so we've been working very closely with both aisles in congress. and particularly focusing our conversations with hispanic caucus and with the new democrats. one message that we have been conveying to our friends is, listen, the ratification of usmca, it's not only good economically speaking. it will be considered and interpreted as a gesture of friendship toward mexico and canada. because it is a basis of the trust relationship that we have been building in the last years. i mean, we have always had this cooperation, but the trust that we have built from the last 25 years, nafta has been fundamental. and usmca will be fundamental. so it is my impression that many congressmen and congresswomen and senators understand this. it's jus

. >> meanwhile, just outsidee of thltway it was a bumpy ride for drivers along bradley boulevard between seven locks and river road in bethesda. you can see the watered wash rocks and chunks from the side of the road into the middle of the road and also appeared to wash away some of the side support causing part of that road touc be. >> back inside the beltway an example of what can go wrong when you can't tell how deep the water is. >> reporter: a man forced to carry his kids through waist-high deep water on flooded out little falls parkway. news 4's mollet green has the rescues you'l seenly here on news 4. >> reporter: it took a few minutes with a bad decision to put a family danger from the high water and dramatic rain that fell during the height of the morning rush. watch here as this d had to carry his two little girls. they were around 7 years ofge in, each arm to get them out of their stalled car, trapped in high water here at the intersection of little falls pkway and massachusetts avenue. luckily the dad was able to carry them away sely, and a good samaritan rolled up who watche