>> stephen: please welcome back to "a late show," bradley whitford! hello, mr.urtleneck? >> no, it's interesting. my wife amy said wear the turtleneck, but it felt a little weird. >> stephen: it's a mock turtle. >> it's a mock turtle. >> stephen: a mock turtle. it nails the creepy sea captain which has been my goal for several years. >> stephen: or acting teacher. yeah, yeah. yeah, like leaning back and being disappointed. >> stephen: uh-huh. listen, you must have had a good acting teacher because you're a damn fine actor and you're beloved for your performances. at the same time, you do not hide your political opinions under a bushel, bradley whi whitford, and the last time we spoke was in the fall, right? it was early fall. it was for the -- >> the "west wing" thingy. >> stephen: exactly. we didn't know who was going to be the next president. now we're a little bit more than four months in the joe biden presidency. how does it feel to you? is this "west wing" all over again? >> i love joe biden, but i love democracy more, and i think we need to really push bec

it was bradley's final act was perhaps his most heroic.art, kidneys, and lungs to save others.>> still ahead, it has been in business for decades. how this family-run athletic club is now calling for a lifeline to >>> on the road to recovery, airports across the country are getting more crowded. tsa just had its busiest day since march of 2020. yesterday 1.64 million people passed through airport checkpoints nationwide. but in april and may, so far crowds are still about 40 % smaller than the same time in 2019. two more bay area counties can move into the yellow tear of reopening next week. that is if there are no more taste spikes. >> san francisco made the move this week with the rest of the bay area still being in order.>>> a legendary san francisco letter restaurant is a limiting tipping when this cafc just a few weeks. a 20 % service charge will be added to donna's bills. other bay area restaurants are also changing their tipping systems to appeal to cooks, and dishwashers, amidst a staffing shortage. meantime twitter destroyed a new

bradley whitford. interesting to hear about your family's history. we cover that a lot on this show. appreciate it and hope you come back on some day. >> i'd love to, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we are following some breaking news this evening. as the u.s. military announces a test for ballistic missile interception system has failed. more on that in just a moment. >>> also ahead, critics call it a return to the wild west as texas moves to make it easier to carry a handgun. the president of the houston police officer's union tells me why he thinks it's a terrible idea. every day unilever does good for communities across america. ♪ every squeeze every smile every drop every style every spray every bubble every day dove, suave & hellmann's donate everyday products to local communities. every day u does good. unilever ♪ ♪ from the moment i laid eyes on you ♪ ♪ this is what i said, i said ♪ ♪ i see it ♪ ♪ and i like it ♪ ♪ and i want it ♪ ♪ yes, i do (do, do, do) ♪ ♪ i need it ♪ ♪ to make me happy ♪ ♪ baby, yes i do mean you ♪ ♪ i see it ♪ ♪ and i like

the first army under bradley attacked south.jumped off on the 27th and headed south tour, and on the 1st of august the third army became operational, and the 21st army group became operational. bradley became commander of the 21st army group which then had the first army and third army. then we attacked. i was kind of an interesting experience. one night after we had gone through -- it was a very key point. it was a river crossing. it was a road center. i a great deal of road convergence on it. a major objective, and we cleared the avalanche and went into an assembly area southeast of the city. that night, the germans were intent on stopping or hampering and slowing the advance i, bombed and dropped a lot of chandelier flares for bomb target acquisitions for identification. the fourth armored division, which was two hours left at the time i believe, left or right, started firing a lot of anti aircraft fire. and grove put out an order that said, do not fire. so, we sat there in the artificial moonlight those chandelier flares, ev

came from none other than omar bradley. this is the war wrong time for the wrong fight in the wrong place. and there's a lot to be said for that and the justification once again, was that our primary mission was protection of europe. and we didn't want to get embroiled in a huge war against the people's republic of china. you remember that great movie princess bride? and they talk about the second stupidest thing in the world is to get in a land war in asia. mary did macarthur ever like seriously pursue trying to run for office or did he just know that it wasn't? work out for him i think it became clear when he came back that he didn't really have the support that he was hoping i mean remember he had a parade a ticket parade in new york city in seven million people came out to cheer him after this is after this debacle. and when eisenhower's world war two only three million people came out to cheer him. now did eisenhower's snubbed? i can't speak to that? but it shows you that macarthur had a lot of support but i think as t

he is now in a 4—way type for the lead with keegan bradley the 2011 champion and brooks r who one inll. now, martin lead, he last played pga, his best result was in 2012, a tie for 42, and of course, in 2012, the pga was played on the ocean course, so maybe he kept his notes in his bag and he has got them back out nine years later. this could farewell _ back out nine years later. this could farewell for _ back out nine years later. this could farewell for them over the coming days, because you just want to have a good start and be able to build on that in the coming days. tom lewis, the leading englishmen at the moment, again, there or thereabouts, what we know about them? are we surprised that he has produced this kind of golf on opening day? produced this kind of golf on opening day?— produced this kind of golf on opening day? you mention the conditions _ opening day? you mention the conditions in _ opening day? you mention the conditions in the _ opening day? you mention the conditions in the course, - opening day? you mention the conditions in the course, it - opening day? you me

the country is overwhelmed and faces a severe shortage of life-saving oxygen matt bradley now with the latest >> reporter: nearly 3,500 covid deaths today. more than 360,000 new cases. but medical experts say the real numbers could be up to ten times higher at this hospital in delhi, desperately ill patients wait in cars to be seen the icu is so crowded doctors and nurses can hardly move between patients and while an open bed means hope for one family, it likely comes at the cost of heartbreak for another. >> we are losing patients here. >> reporter: many are furious at the government, saying it should have been better prepared. >> people are dying because they are not getting medical care that is sufficient reason to be angry >> reporter: doctors are begging for supplies >> i request you please send oxygen to us >> reporter: the u.s. sent its first four airplanes loaded with supplies many are rushing to beat the midnight deadline that's when the u.s. border will close to non-americans from india. >> we dread opening our whatsapp messages because every day somebody has lost their lives

matt bradley with that >> reporter: tonight in the holy land -- >> wow >> reporter: -- one of the most dangerous escalations in years after israeli missiles killed at least 20 people in the gaza strip, including nine children according to gazan health officials. israel's attack retaliation for these rockets. as many as 150 of them launched at jerusalem by the palestinian militant group hamas sparking alerts that sent jerusalem residents scrambling this city has been boiling for weeks. violent protests against israeli threats to evict palestinian families in east jerusalem. >> deeply concerned about the rocket attacks that we are seeing now that need to stop and need to stop immediately >> reporter: but some palestinian officials are demanding u.s. president joe biden take a side. >> let him look at our system and see how palestinians live under this brutal occupation we want to be free people >> reporter: america's new president hasn't said much about the conflict but he may have to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowing tonight "those who attack us will pay a heavy price. a

he was tied with the lead with keegan bradley but the wheels fell off for bradley on the 13. he double bogeyed and finished four strokes back. burns stayed cool down the stretch and great approach on 14. set up one of his six birdies in the round. he finished 17 under par one shy of the tournament record and earns a spot in the pga championship. and the u.s. open. and the masters. pga championship on the big five later this month. >>> former star aaron banks is returning to the bay area after being drafted by the 49ers on friday night. the team's second round pick joins us tonight on game day plus we'll get to know a little bit more about trey lance who mike mcfeely covered lance at north dakota state. i'm learning little bit about my anchors, the first time i have been in studio with weather and the news anchors. >> yes. >> good to see you guys. what are your names again? >> i know right? we're all here. thanks dennis. >> thanks dennis. we'll be right back. >>> oh, pair of ospreys welcomed their first chick of the year. it hatched last night. >> the an mate richmond live in

the united nations will remember montgomery, spots, bradley, and many others.is companion has been danger, death has dogged his footsteps. he and his platoon commanders have given us an example of loyalty, devotion to duty, and courage that will live in our hearts as long as we admire those qualities in men. >> and now the long and happy road home. for dwight eisenhower, that road was paved with the cheers of the people of the allied countries. in his own homeland, a hero's welcome awaited him. america's greeting for a favorite son. here the story of dwight d. eisenhower might well have end ed, on this note of triumph and acclaim for a job so splendidly done. but america had other tasks waiting for its favorite soldier. eisenhower succeeded general marshall as the army's first postwar chief of staff. he expressed the belief that one of the greatest pillars of world peace is a strong united states. he visited troops stationed in various parts of the world to show america's growing sense of global responsibility. we must remain, he said, the first champions of th

. ♪♪ ♪♪ [ explosion ] >> in the spring, however, troops of omar bradley's second corps were able to takehe men who had fought under them proudly commemorated their victory. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> one of the greatest products of this victory, in the words of the commander himself, was the progress achieved in the welding of allied unity and the establishment of a combat team that was already showing the effects of a growing confidence and trust among all its members. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the successful end of the campaign brought personal recognition of eisenhower throughout the world as a great leader, but the commander himself interpreted this recognition as proof that free men can find in unity the way to victory even against seemingly invincible odds. ♪♪ >> the next big campaign, the invasion of sicily, brought further demonstration of his basic truth. allied troops took this vital rock in the summer of 1943. the effect of sicily's fall was electric. italy surrendered. the first of the axis partners to capitulate. and now the allies prepared for what was to be the most fiercely fought battle of the mediterrane

moderating the conversation today is bradley graham who many in our community know also the co-owner of our beloved book seller partner, politics and prose, maybe some know as the board of the american book sellingers association. what you may not know is that book selling is a second career for brad. before this he spent three decades as a reporter at the "washington post," covering mostly foreign and national security matters. as i turn it over to the panel, the only regret i have is that we're not doing this in person and we can get a chance to host all of you son site in the future. now big welcome to panelists. >> whenever i do these zoom talk is always like too find out first where people are actually zooming from because i don't want to take anything for a granted. i know you both normal live live locally but garrett, where are you calling from and carlos, where are you today? >> hello and thank you for your support of the book festival. i'm actually at the moment in santa fe, new mexico, in process of moving out here. so looking for housing right now chase crazy real estate m

over the course of his life, bradley battled one infection after another. he was so sick that no hospital was willing to perform the surgery he desperately needed. but when doctors at ucsf medical center to perform the surgery recd a call about bradled. theknew they needed to push the boundsid (gentle music) people are freaking out right now

matt bradley, nbc news >>> in afghanistan, meantime, there are growing concerns for the safety of the country's women and girls after the deadly attack on a school our richard engel is in kabul tonight >> reporter: boys and girls in kabul back in class today after islamic militants bombed a school nearby this weekend and killed more than 60 girls. the girls here consider learning a privilege that they refuse to give up. even as the taliban advances while u.s. troops leave the country. that attack must have been frightening because they were trying to target girls just like you. but you're not stopping you're still here in school >> yes, we are strong. we are strong girls and we will continue like that. >> reporter: across the hall is obeid salar. guts have gotten him here too and love i first met obeid seven years ago after his house was hit by a mortar as american forces and the taliban fought nearby. obeid lost his legs and his brother and sister we followed him as doctors changed his bandages and after healing when he was measured for prosthetics. these were the first steps of a ve

nbc's matt bradley has more. >> nearly 7500 covid deaths, more than 360,000 new cases. medical experts say the real numbers could be up to ten times higher at this hospital in dehli, desperately old patients wait in cars to be seen. the icu is so crowded doctors can hardly move. open bed means hope for one family, it likely comes at heart break for another. >> losing patients here. >> reporter: many furious at the government saying they should have been better prepared. >> people are dieing because they are not getting medical care. >> reporter: doctors begging for supplies. >> i request you, please send oxygen to us. >> reporter: the u.s. sent the first four planes with supplies. many rushing to meet the midnight deadline. that's when the u.s. border will close. >> every day somebody has lost their lives be it in your own family. >> reporter: less than 2% of indians are fully vaccinated without more vaccines and more help, the death toll is bound to continue climbing. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> here at home san francisco has one of the highest covid vaccination rates

matt bradley has late details. >> reporter: tonight a panic in eastern congo as one of the world's mostive volcanos explodes. igniting the horizon with a massive fireball and turning the skies bright red for miles. this blast sending thousands of people fleeing from the eastern city of goma in the democratic republic of coming owe. reuters news agency reporting the lava is reaching the city's airport. experts say it's unlikely the eruption on mount nyiragongo will hit the city. they believe the lava is flowing east away from goma. still this city of 2 million people is reeling from the crisis. cut, residents grabbed mattresses and personal items, carrying them out by foot. >> i have been cautious, as you can see. people with their bags, kids. >> reporter: authorities launched an evacuation plan. i asked the population to remain calm and following the instructions of the provincial coordination and civil protection and the instruction of the police forces said the governor. many residents are worried. the last time a major eruption happened here in 2002. it released streams of lava that

assistance as tonight israelis bury the dead matt bradley, nbc news >>> findings involving that u.s. army soldier from ft. hood, texas, who was brutally murdered last year, a new army report faults commanders for their handling of the case and says that specialist vanessa guillen had been sexually harassed. here is courtney kube. >> reporter: tonight another twist in the tragic murder of army specialist vanessa guillen. late friday the army announcing guillen was sexually harassed and mistreated by her supervisor despite multiple complaints army leaders did nothing. an army investigation detailed one incident in summer 2019 where guillen was propositioned by her superior. >> we as an army failed to protect specialist guillen >> reporter: but the investigation revealed that sexual harassment had nothing to do with her murder guillen went missing from ft. hood in april 2020, her remains found off base two months later authorities believe guillen was murdered by fellow soldier specialist aaron robinson, but the investigation found he did not harass her and there was no evidence they had

ha, ha, ha. >> taking a shot at bradley beal there. bradley beal's wife was upset at that.nting season. jaylen brown out for the rest of the year because of a torn ligament in his wrist. he was averaging almost 25 points and six rebounds per game. on to baseball, the nl west leading giants and texas rangers just getting under way. the giants off to a great start. 20-14 record. this could turn into a rather hairy situation for the rest of the nl west. several giants including austin slater are participating in mustache may following in the footstep of spencer christian. and it's working. the giants took two of three over the weekend against the patres. slater hit homers on friday and saturday. should we credit the power of the stash? >> yeah. this is more pronounced. he's got that dark hair. he's got a little flavor saver down there too. >> you have a great may, is that going to go into june? >> no. it's strictly a may thing. you can't overwork it. you can't abuse it. it's here for the month of may and that's it no matter how it goes. >> i could use it as an excuse to hide s

bradley was a great editor not because he hooked the paragraph and change the edit -- adjectives butradlee was in the room you knew you were in the presence of a real editor someone who believes in journalism in the best sense. he was tough, he was smart, he was obviously charismatic and again i write there is a kid and i was there for 18 years and grew up there. it was because of the way of rattly lead the paper that i came to believe that you could do journalism in the best way. he was on your side always as long as you are doing your job right. i was 26 when he sent me to vietnam. he didn't tell me i was doing a good job. he didn't say you were a fine fellow. he said do you want to go to vietnam and of course i said yes. bradley believe that journalism is about getting the story, getting it right and i admired that in the way a young person would admire and then there was a relationship between bradley and catherine grant. in journalism terms the two of them, she is the owner and he is the editor were able to build a newspaper that was unique in its ability to go after the news an

our matt bradley has late details. of horror. 45 killed, including several americans, according to the u.s. state department, in a stampede at a religious festival children among the dead, at least 150 injured. >> all of a sudden w saw paramedics running by, like mid cpr on kids, and then one after the other started coming out, ambulances. >> reporter: the all-night prayer festival brought tens of thousands of ultraorthodox jews to mount maren. the crushing stampede began as crowds closed on a walkway most parts of my body were pinned down under several people, said this man it's a miracle i survived the israeli prime minister calling it one of the worst disasters to hit the state of israel. president biden offering u.s. assistance as tonight israelis bury the dead matt bradley, nbc news >>> findings involving that u.s. army soldier from ft. hood, texas, who was brutally murdered last year, a their handling of the case and says that specialist vanessa guillen had been sexually harassed. here is courtney kube. >> report

bradley from kentucky. independent line. go ahead.aller: i wanted to thank c-span for having a guest on. we have to understand how catastrophic these lockdowns have been for us. this idea to even do this came from china. a lockdown is not a medical term. it is nowhere in medical history. it is a police term. we have to start asking questions about who the victims of this have been as soon as everyone said it was a bad idea, which statistics seem to fall now, but once everybody said that, we have to look at the victims, i think the biggest victim has been kids, our kids. they do not have a voice to advocate for them. we have set them back so far and we set them back so hard. another example i was reading about, special education group meeting at our class and it said from the time that they left when the lockdown started the time they came back, one of the individuals have lost their speech ability, which mean they had regressed, their education and social ability had regressed . the individual no longer has the ability to communicate

matt bradley, i'm glad you brought us this story.overage all weekend long, live from tulsa, remembering what happened, looking into the impact of it. you will not want to miss it. >>> that does it for us for this hour on a friday morning. i appreciate you watching. in the meantime, craig melvin picks up our coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> good friday morning to you. craig melvin here from msnbc world headquarters in new york city. president biden is on his way to northern virginia. he is set to speak alongside virginia governor ralph northum there. that state lifting covid restrictions. that's welcome news for millions of americans hitting the road for the holiday weekend. the first big holiday since so many states started

dealing with this tomorrow and deciding if there's any recriminations for belarus. >> thank you, matt bradleyh the latest. >>> diplomacy has been a big story line this week. fragile ceasefire between israel and hamas is holding after nearly two weeks of fighting. 250 people killed, vast majority were palestinian. president biden and his team touted their low key diplomacy to help end the violence. word we're hearing more. >> i believe the palestinians and israelis deserve equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. my administration will continue quiet, relentless diplomacy to that end. >> we believe that israelis and palestinians deserve equal measures. >> both sides to start to make real improvements in lives of people so israelis and palestinians can live with equal measures of security, peace and dignity. >> did you catch it? equal. not something we always hear from the u.s. talking about solutions in the region. what impact will that have for long-term peace? professor chair of the gilbert foundation for israel studies at ucla. welcome. >> thanks for having me on. >> what do you

talk to the washington post sally quinn for so long a symbol of dc social scene with husband ben bradleyl the glitzy parties a waste of time. the house passed to create the january 6th commission as kevin mccarthy said other investigations would achieve the same goal. >> those who participated and caused it should be held accountable and we secure this capitol and we don't play politics. i just think that a pelosi commission is playing politics. >> lead pipes across the head and we can't get bipartisanship. what else has to happen in this country. >> the pundits are at war and piling on mccarthy. >> why are they against it? because it's a farce, it's a complete farce. it's partisan, that's how. it's fake. don't play along with the fraud. >> whatever courage and leadership mccarthy showed that day, now appears gone. overtaken by cynical political calculation. never even really tried to hide very much. >> the same guy who was essential to shaking benghazi leads. now not so interested in investigation. per i was one of the first people to call for a commission but after watching the democra

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keegan bradley entered as leader here for the birdie and the lead and drains it.s not going to like this, didn't hit it where he wanted to, into the water, a double bogey critical. sam burns takes advantage, knocks down this putt and despite bogeys on 15 and 18 he had six birdies throughout the day, helped him earn a three- stroke victory, his first win on the pga. not pictured cal's mack homa finished tied for sixth. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer. >> thanks, chris. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. for all of us here thanks so much for walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. >>hey, thanks martins! i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther kin

her bradley and a two shot into the water and a double bogey finishing 3 back and burns stated cooldown the stretch and a great approach shot on 14 and set up one of his six birdies in the round and burns finished 17 under par with one shot with the tournament record and earns a spot in the pga championship later this month. the former star aaron banks is returning to the bay area after being drafted by the 49ers on 40 night -- friday night and the team second round pick and he joins us tonight on game day and we will get to little bit know more about trey lance with mike mcfeely who covered him at north dakota state and it's the first round pick just 17 starts under his belt at college. so a lot of inexperience but a lot of upside and more on that on game day tonight. >> he will have to take care of that pinky finger. >> no video games. >> what a story. >>> coming up in the next half hour, president biden hoping to build a bridge with republicans to pass a bipartisan infrastructure plan but concessions gop lawmakers want the administration to make first. >>> hundreds of soccer fans

belarus let's go to matt bradley. hey, matt. >> yeah joshua, there is a reason why belarus is so commonly referred to as the last dictatorship in europe. 's of it's because of stuff like this. and what we saw during the presidential election, and immediately after the election lofty -- last year. horrible police brutality, mass arrests, protests in the streets and many called a rigged election. that's exactly why this young man in russia -- he was detained on the flight from greece to lithuania. the authorities have said they are going to be prosecuting a lawsuit against the russians for essentially stopping this plane in mid air. they actually scrambled a fighter jet, and told ryanair that they needed to ground this flight in belarus and maybe there was a bomb on it and they need security. using their military to get a commercial plane to arrest a political -- that's exactly what just happened. that's why so many european diplomats throughout this continent are so outraged. it's ounces of the european union is gonna

thank you so much, matt bradley.ssroom in the tidewater community college in northern virginia. he and the first lady are there today. this is an hvac work shop, we're told? he's getting briefed. this, of course, is part of his sales pitch. >> -- given these controls to work with so we can make those systems more efficient so we can be better stewards of our energy usage in this country. so we can't start our students when we bring them in here, we can't start out teaching the more complex systems so we start out with this basic electricity. this is our initial introduction to electricity and control. >> as we see -- as we see the president, of course, there in virginia, trying to sell his big infrastructure plan meanwhile, the coronavirus continuing to spread globally. we've just seen what's happening in india and there are areas in this country close to community immunity. next, what life is like in san francisco where an overwhelming majority of the residents have now been vaccinated and this is "andrea mitchell r

i'm joined by matt bradley who is covering the story in london with us. great to see you. thank you for joining us on this. what more do we know about how exactly this happened and who was inside that cable car? >> yeah, we really don't know how this happened. that's what the authorities are trying to figure out. it looks like the people in the cable car were mostly families. they were headed to what is essentially a theme park on the top of mt. majori, which is overlooking the lake that you just mentioned. and at least two children were the only people who were pulled from the wreckage surviving. one of them later died in a hospital after both of them were flown to the nearby city of torin, so this tragedy is still taking lives, and authorities have said don't be surprised if the death toll continues to increase. we still haven't gotten a strong word on exactly how many people were inside that gondola, but as you can imagine, this would have been really quite surprising, even for authorities. you know, most of these trips are very safe. this whole system was renovated jus

alicia. >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> now, to the effort to get an infrastructure bill moving again. a major road block this weekend when republicans rejected the president's counteroffer to slash his american jobs plan by half a billion dollars. here's one of the president's advisers today laying out the stakes. >> the president coming down $550 billion off of his initial proposal, i think, shows the willingness to negotiate in good faith and in a serious manner. and the real question is whether the republicans will meet the effort that the president is showing. >> on the surface, it appears republicans are not willing to budge based on the bill's price tag alone. but some members of the gop, like susan collins, say republicans aren't onboard because of what is defined as infrastructure. >> at the heart of the negotiations is defining the scope of the bill. what is infrastructure? the democratic definition seems to include social programs that have never been considered part of core infrastructure. i was glad that the president put a counteroffer on the table, but if you look close

wizard hosting indiana for the last playoff and eight, third quarter west brook dishing to a cutting bradley beal for the jam. led washington with 25 points s they will play number one seed in the first round. of course, what a day in the bay area sports, particularly in the san francisco. got the giants and dodgers tonight, first play, giants and the worriers and memphis, winner take all. winner moves on, loser goes home. quite a friday night in sports. have a great weekend. >>> this morning, we are learning that a hiker missing for five days was found alive in the rugged angeles national forest. >> in the aftermath of the national wildfire could explain why he got lost. on saturday, the 58-year-old man went for a hike and returned. for days, volunteers and authorities scoured the terrain, but yesterday a helicopter crew spotted him waving at them neary creek and they hoisted him up. >> they claim he got lost in an area where a lot of the trails were burnout from a wildfire last september which scorched over 111,000 acres. just glad he's okay. >> yeah, he was happy to see that helicopter. >

nbc's matt bradley, thank you so much. we appreciate it.d luce, i have been to this show before, several times, and at the end, the political houdini somehow always slips the chains and swims up to the surface and lives to perform at another show. >> he does. i mean, he's not just -- netanyahu is not just the houdini of israel, he's really the houdini of the western democratic world. there's no one who really begins to compare. even italy's berlusconi wouldn't match bibi netanyahu's ability to wriggle out of trouble spots. he is, i think, the pioneer of western populist -- the successful western populist electoral models. parties all over the west have gone to netanyahu and maepd alliances with him, learned lessons from him and forged pacts with him. parties that were anti-semitic like marine la penn's party in france, like victor or bann in hungary, they learned from netanyahu how to demonize george soros, a very anti-semitic trope that netanyahu himself used about do-gooding, interfering, globalists. so he's without any real inner moral l

as part of league's new rules. russell westbrook and bradley bill were in great form on the night for washington. as they overpowered the indiana paces, 142100 15 wizards will meet the philadelphia 70 sixes in the 1st round of the play . and we know that i forget the physicals for them. sometimes things can get quite rough on the ice. but jones of our is certainly would not have anticipated this. the toronto maple leafs capital was involved in a hard collision that sent him down. but upon trying to get up, he was accidentally hit by the knee of montreal. canadian forward cory perry, of ours will stretch it off as toronto lost to one with game. one of the 1st round of the play of taurus did manage to give the crowd a thumbs up on his way off. the ice. meanwhile in tampered with game 3 between the current stanley cup champions, the lightning and the florida panthers ran lumbered school in overtones to give the panthers a 65 when temper bay off. the 2 went up in the best of 7 series, though. that's almost 4 things for now, i'll have more again later. thank you very much for the people. w

i want to bring in foreign correspondent matt bradley.side israel, specifically this unrest among arab citizens there. >> yes, stephanie, you mentioned the rocket, tit for tat with air strikes, the death of so many children, all of this is terrifying, saddening and eye-skaching. but what is catching the interest of israeli leaders is the fights between israelis and palestinians in the streets. far away from the contested territories, palestinian territories, places israelis thought they were safe. israeli public could always have this argument, as long as the palestinians would simply submit to israeli rule, they would enjoy peace, prosperity, good education, a good lifestyle, just like the 20% of the israeli population who seems to get along just fine up until now. that's why you heard from benny gantz just this morning, the defense minister warning in reality this is so much worse than the threat of rockets being fired from the gaza strip. because it really does, as i just finished saying, hits at a fundamental argument israelis have be

the latest outburst moved him ahead of bradley beal for the scoring lead hours after beale had scored 50. >> did you know beale had 50 before it tipped? >> of course i did. >> did you know how many you needed to take the lead? >> i didn't go that level. i watch everybody in the league. i know what he is doing. any time somebody gets 50, you hear about it. >> did you think about it from a scoring title perspective? >> that's a second thought for sure. >> steph will look to add to his lead tomorrow night against jazz. warriors have four games left all at home as they try and hold off memphis for the eight spot. >>> warriors host utah jazz tonight, golden state with four games remaining now in the regular season. i am dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> is it legal to require vaccines? >> could you hold your employers accountable for a rare shot-based injury? we ask all the vaccine mandate questions in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> reporter: it looks like wind and hot weather will stick around for at least another day. so the red flag warning has been

third quarter, westbrook dishes to bradley beal. the wirds crse 142-115.d guys, after a year and a half on remote, i'm coming back to the studio. turn out the lights, the party is over. i'm coming back to the studio. >> we are putting the band back together. >> yeah, baby. get back here. >> i can't wait. >> paul: we will see you back home once and >>> tonight we are learning that a hiker missing for five days was found alive in the rugged national fostinthe aftea wildfire could explain why he got lost. on saturday the 58-year-old man went for a hike and never return. for days, volunteers and authorities scoured the terrain. today a helicopter crew spotted him waving at them near a creek and hoisted him up. >>'s sister says he is and eagle scout and experienced hiker but he claims he got lost in an area where a lot of trails were burned out from the wildfires last september that scorched over 111,000 acres. >> he gave me a huge hug. i don't think he really has a lot of words right now, he is exhausted and maybe a hey sandwich fan! new denny's melts belong i

matt bradley is following the developments.llowed the action and what has unfolded in the middle east for years now. talk about how significant this is. >> reporter: well, the reason why this is significant, you mentioned the eye-popping numbers, the rising casualties. you didn't mention the death of children, which has been on both sides in this truly horrific, you know, there was an apartment building in gaza that was leveled on video. these are the figures that are really catching the attention of the entire world. what's catching the attention of the israeli leadership are the fights in the streets. that's within israel proper. far away from contested territory, like the west bank or east jerusalem or the gaza strip or places that we're particular seeing on tv. this is really alarming because in places you're seeing actual fighting in the street between israeli civilians and palestinian civilians. because before, the israelis could always turn around and say that no matter what is happening in the occupied territories, they

joining us now, foreign correspondent matt bradley live in london.ng-term effects could this have on the pharmaceutical industry? what is their argument against waiving this patent? >> if you believe what the pharmaceutical industry is saying, they say the long-term effects is this kind of thing will set a dangerous precedent, say that if you create some great vaccine or some great medical innovation, you won't be able to profit from it. the pharmaceutical industry their point is it was that profit, that competition that allowed for amazing things to happen over the last year and even proponents of this waiver acknowledge that the pharmaceutical industry created some very effective vaccines, remarkably quickly and really broke a lot of scientific barriers in the process and they did it very, very fast. now those who are against the pharmaceutical companies, in favor of this waiver, and again, this waiver essentially would say that any factory throughout the world would be able to access the recipe book, the ingredients and the way that this vaccine i

>> matt bradley live in london covering that. thank you. you heard the argument for this move.maceutical industry, you have a former ceo tweeting, who will make the vaccine next time? the co-founder of biotech said this could cause chaos in production basically. how do you see it? >> hallie, i think that -- look, what matt said is correct. the global production of these vaccines is not keeping up with the demand. and the distribution is not equitable. you see 1.1 billion vaccines produces but .3% are reaching poor countries. beyond that, we are got 1.1 out of the 7.8 billion people on the face of the earth. we have a long way to go. then we are talking about boosters and potential evolution of the virus with the need for the vaccines being immense. there's two ways to approach it. one, support the current companies. help them find resources to produce the vaccines they are producing. the trouble is that many of the companies may set a price ticker that's higher than some countries could afford. not only that, in some places, pfizer in india and south africa, asked them to indem

he becomes the oldest scoring champ since michael jordan did so at the age of 35, he edged out bradleyin the scoring race. ond quarter now jordan poole. guys growing up before our eyes. stepback 3 right there. came up big again today. paul had 15 off the bench and check out the reaction from staff. he loves it dubbed up 6 at the break. 3rd quarter curry. the back pass. he pulls up from deep warriors with a 16 point lead and curry. a little a sea of they go off already 4th quarter. this was a key play draymond green in going to draw the six-foul dillon brooks who have brought the grizzlies all the way back to tie the game with 13 points in less than 6 minutes. but he's going with 6 and a half minutes to play costly foul for them to sit under 6 to go now to joan is valid tunis. he's going to catch the al you right here from john one call that alyiu still a good pass, though. we have a tie game following possession morant. gets the floater does go. he had 16 in 9 for job, but the warriors did not break. andrew wiggins. this man is having a follows up to miss with a dunk 21 in 10 for week

matt bradley. >> reporter: this calm on both sides is going to become a real issue as the biden administrationes to navigate what has imperilled so many previous presidents. remember, there was a similar conflagration back in 2014 and that's when more than 2,000 people, mostly palestinians were killed, in a similar tit-for-tat rocket fire. so what we're going to be seeing here is this is moving directly to the white house that's why a lot of people are clamoring for the biden administration to come down on one side or the other and that is what so far is something the biden administration has been so reluck 257b9 to do they've urged calm on both sides but have yet to wade in to any of the elements. the supreme court decision that's coming up in the next couple of weeks and the violence that's been broken out inside israeli/palestinian communities within israel proper that's why we're seeing riots. something people are comparing to pogras in europe. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister, came out and urged israelis of all color and creed to stop fighting each other in the streets, to relax and

. >>> and we're all big fans of bradley whitford and so is kelly clarkson. what he says about his kids dating and how he scares off their future partners. you can watch kell clarkson right here on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. ♪ libre. the eau de parfum and the new eau de toilette. yves saint laurent. >>> developing right now, a boat captain is in custody after a vessel believed to be smuggling people into the u.s. crashed off the san diego shore. at least four people died, and more than two dozen people were forced to swim to safety. it is believed that the boat hit a reef. officials say the 40-foot cabin cruiser was overcrowded with 30 people on board. charges have b filed against the boat captain. >>> now to making it in the bay. happening this week, plans for more affordable housing could move forward today in the south bay to help house the homeless. tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors is expected to approve a $350 million bond for housing. this is actually the second phase of a $950 million affordable housing bond that voters ap

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