the soldiers name was bradley manning. he spent his days finding military documents and was suspected after meeting the footage. rather man, in the young, 22 year old army intelligence specialist only a couple of years in the army. he felt that there were operations going on. he felt that there had been civilian deaths and other things about war, that the american people in the world should know about. with high level of security clearance, bradley manning was able to download millions of confidential documents, military reports, diplomatic came off, strategy memos about iraq and also afghanistan. bradley manning 1st off at the documents to the washington post and the new york times, but neither responded. oh, that's when he contacted wiki, neek, and then the soldier with enough found her bo position. he chatted with adrian latino, a young hacker, telling him everything was all we all i'm saying you know, reportage, bradley manning to the f. b i. this is how he explained the name of touring and meeting with other hackers.

the fate of bradley manning did not prevent leaks from continuing its mission. the site began collaborating with the international media, including the guardian newspaper in britain. the news joins has help a headquarters to analyze over 90000 documented this time about half gonna done. we set up a secret office on the 4th through this building, but nobody else was allowed to. and we have this done and lind national bank and war room. and essentially what we found were there was some $92000.00 documents. these are incident logs, war reports in afghanistan into someplace, parts along africa in pakistan, border. and we did a lot of work on going through these logs, trying to decode them. a lot of them were written in an almost impenetrable military jargon, full of abbreviations, of acronyms. one of the main findings that we came up with these documents was that the pakistani military intelligence service, the sy very closely supports the some of the taliban and other insurgent activities in afghanistan. as a way of keeping the coalition forces off balance. little

with high level of security clearance, bradley manning was able to download millions of confidential documents, military reports, diplomatic cable, strategy, memos about iraq and also afghanistan. bradley manning 1st off at the documents to the washington post and the new york times, but neither responded. oh, that's when he contacted wiki, neat, unknown. the soldier within a found her position. he chatted with adrian latino, a young hacker, telling him everything was all we all i'm saying you know, reportage, bradley manning, the f b i. this is how he explained to me during a meeting with other hackers. i is what i do believe i haven't 1st class manning doing which in acting one conscience . in that case, i can tell. i don't believe the wrong word. the manning received support from accident. however on that paled in comparison to the fire power, some conservative commentators the little riley, thanks for watching is tonight. there are traders in america that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whoever leaked all those state department documents to the wiki, which w

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classify the fate of bradley manning did not prevent the leaking from continuing its mission. the site began collaborating with the international media, including the guardian newspaper in person, the news giants. that's how a headquarters to analyze over 90000 documents. this time about us going it's done . we set up a secret office on the 4th floor building that nobody else was allowed in. and we have this done, linda national bunker war room. and essentially what we found were there are some $92000.00 documents. these are incident logs, war reports in afghanistan into someplace, parts along the african pakistan border. and we did a lot of work on going through these logs, drank the code them a lot of them were written in an almost impenetrable military jargon full of abbreviations, of acronyms. one of the main findings that we came up with these documents was that the pakistani military intelligence service, the sy very closely supports the some of the taliban and other insurgent activities in afghanistan. as a way of keeping the coalition forces off balance with glowing we

so hopper i among julian authorities, unwavering supported bradley manning. now, chelsea manning, good afternoon everyone. the former soldier spent a total of 7 years behind bars release, incarcerated then released again here before the justice system has to force that to testify. principal objects, they think jail again, potentially today doesn't change my stamps. the prosecutors are deliberately placed in an impossible position. go to jail or in the alternative for you know, for going my principal, the, the strong positions that i have that i hold dear. doesn't matter what the, what it is or what the case is, i'm just not going to comply or cooperate. i think that's it. right. thank everybody. so that determination got chelsea manning another several months in jail. mission had a bearing on the, on the case. should he be extradited to the united states? the wiki league founder risked 175 years in prison. 175 years for publishing intimation of public interest. the only one journalist that is detained and held him present for doing his job was a journalist in

bradley is extremely mentally _ and compete once again?te once again? bradley is. extremely mentally strong. however, he is human like the rest of us. i'm sure he's going to have a difficult time processing that tonight, maybe even tomorrow, i was this close to becoming olympic champion. this is what he's dreamed about since he was a little boy, however, i think as time goes on, he will think amino west, this is a very positive results can and i can go from here. jayjones, of course, was one of the faces of team gb heading into the games, to tie melinda gold medallist, didn't go her way today, and she mentioned the lack of fans, much do you think that affected her crazy i think it affected her tremendously. someone who drives off that pressure, the positive pressure seeing a packed arena, her granddad, her mum, herfamily there. she is such a home girl, she is a really family person, so i think it affected her a lot. she even said in herfair —— post fight affected her a lot. she even said in her fair —— post fight interview that she felt sc

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so we were training in bradley's. they gave us, was serial number bradley's there were probably the first handful to roll off the assembly line. they did not have parts, they were broken. so they gave them back to us and said you all go get them. we were thrown into an active-duty system coming from a component system, resupply, or drink parts of things we had to learn. it quite while just get our vehicles up to standards where they can train. we wound up being out that they call a long rotation 60 days. and i cannot room the day the invasion occurred, but in 100 hours it was over. so they came back and said well we have two options. we can send you on over to complete the process we just sent you back home and see what happens next time and that's what they want doing. but, i think they tried to appease us because there were a lot of disappointed folks. nobody knew the war was going to be over with that quick. so they did their best to try to appease us saying the tactics we are perfecting out there were critical to

usa basketball announcing wizards all-star bradley beal will miss the olympics after being placed inovid protocol >> he was playing very well you know, there is no next bradley beal. >> reporter: his teammate jerami grant now under those protocols as well out of an abundance of caution. >> there is the end. >> reporter: over the last week, they played teams from three different countries in las vegas. while here in tokyo, covid cases are at a six-month high tonight organizers saying another olympian has tested positive ioc president thomas bach telling me safety is their number one priority. >> we want to organize these olympic games, but we want to organize it in a safe and secure way for everybody. >> reporter: with eight days to go, athletes are flying in from around the world. simone biles and the women's gymnastics team the latest to arrive >> i've never competed without a crowd. i've never competed without my family there. so it will be very different. but i know they'll be there in spirit. >> reporter: and lester, this just in tonight. novak djokovic, the number-one ranked ten

there is omar bradley omar bradley like air, a socket civil merit military relations first about you for the u.s. constitution what does it say about the president's power? [inaudible] he's in charge of the militia. >> he is the commander-in-chief right? what does commander-in-chief mean? he is in charge. what responsibilities do congress have? and on and establish regulations. congress declares war, correct. so, clearly truman has the right to issue orders and establish policies. and macarthur what is his responsibility in this? maya? [inaudible] >> he has to listen to them, he has to obey them, right? okay. he is got to obey them. so what has he done? has he violated civil military relations? where do we even get this concept? is it exclusively the constitution? those, those in last semester were the first seat civil military relations as we are first talking about? [inaudible] the english hesitation to allow a standing army during the civil war bird. >> that is right. what about george washington, mo, you know all about george. >> he originally had relations. [inaudible] >> that's

bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the biden administration is focusing on that 12 to 27-year-old age group where vaccination rates remain low. they believe getting more young people to take the shot is crucial to protecting the entire population. from texas to california, there's no question who is still getting sick from covid-19. >> over 99% of our covid admissions have not been vaccinated. it's dramatic. it's stark. it is undeniable. >> 99% of all the cases occurring in the u.s. right now, hospitalizations and deaths, are among unvaccinated people. >> reporter: driven by the delta variant, new cases in 48 states are up at least 10%. in 32 states, they are up 50% or more. pop star olivia rodrigo visited president biden at the white house and encouraged younger americans to get their shots, just a quarter of the country's 12 to 15-year-olds are fully vaccinated. >> it's important to have conversations with friends and family members encouraging all communities to get vaccinated. >> reporter: dr. joseph chang says tho

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> so overseas, the death toll rose this morning following severe flooding in western germany. more than 90 people have died, and hundreds are missing. this was one of the hardest hit towns where several homes collapsed.toaigerege of rushing waterduhe old brick and timber houses to rubble. meantime, crews raced to rescue dozens of people who climbed to their roofs as the water rose. they used helicopters and inflatable boats to bring them to safety. hundreds of soldiers were also deployed to the area to help out. >>> there are bombshell alegations about the final days of the trump administration. a new book claims america's top general came up with contingency plans in case then-president trump attempted a coup to stay in power. kris van cleave has more including mr. trump's reaction. >> reporter: bombshell new details about the final days of the trump presidency. >> does anybody believe that joe had 80 million votes? >> reporter: as the former president pushed his

very interesting bradley - issue.teresting bradley talks about having the pressure, jade said the pressure got to reckon it's interesting how we react. we have mr petey to look forward to, for now, simon, annabelle, thank you very much, have a lovely week. thank you forjoining us here. coming up next, it's the film review. from the team, cheerio. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode — rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. tuesday, january ist, 1856. with little pride and less hope, we begin the new year. in the world to come, us—based norwegian film—maker mona fastvold captures an intense romantic relationship set against the bleak, unforgiving backdrop of i9th—century frontier life. when the day is done, my mind turns to her, and i think... "why are we to be separated?" adapted from a story byjim shepard, who shares screenwriting credits with ron hansen, the film follows the fortunes — or misfortunes — of two couples living on remote farms in schohari

chelsea giles winning a bronze in thejudo, before bradley sinden took silver in the taekwondo.r own way. the britton�*s tae kwon do players are chasing their place in the record books. he is the reigning champion at 68 kilos, he was desperate to become the first olympic titleholder of british descent. but the opponent from his pakistan wasn't here to play. the match swung back and forth, but sending was leading with just seconds of the match remaining. the trunk cake meant he had to go for it, and had his last spin failed to connect, he knew the game and gold was up. mi; connect, he knew the game and gold was u, ~y connect, he knew the game and gold wasu. �*, connect, he knew the game and gold wasu. was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may be _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may be eventuallyl was up. my coach said, it's always| the first loser, may be eventually i will get _ the first loser, may be eventually i will get over it, bu

that is the sentence for this man. bradley manning, the u. s. soldier convicted of the biggest breach of classified data. the theme of bradley manning did not prevent leaks from continuing its mission. the site began collaborating with the international media, including the guardian newspaper in britain. the news joins a headquarters to analyze over $90000.00 documents. this time about us going down, we set up a secured office on the 4th floor. this bill. nobody else was allowed there. and we have this kind of limb to lashonda bunker war room. and essentially what we found were there are some $92000.00 documents. these are incident logs, war reports in afghanistan into someplace, parts along the african pakistan border. and we did a lot of work on going through these logs, trying to decode them. a lot of them were written in an almost impenetrable military jargon full of abbreviations, of acronym. one of the main findings that we came up with these documents was that the pakistani military intelligence service, the sy very closely supports th

. >> reporter: bradley's mom kelly put the binder on top of the car as they were about to leave the shopping center then drove off. a mile later what had happened. franticly they searched the road and looked into bushes and under parked cars but nothing. they returne market to see anyone there had seen the binder which is when lisa encountered them. i asked her if she had thought about reaching out on the local facebook group which i watched people extend themselves beyond measures to help out in any way possible. she told me she didn't utilize social media much so lisa decided to make the post. she asked anyone had seen the binder. sadly no one had. then person after person chimed in offering to replace the little boy's lost card. >> i am erin, this is my cafe. she saw the post and respond and offered to host a party where everyone can get together. which is why dozens of children gathered on tuesday to deliver hundreds of pokemon cards to a very great boy and his grateful mother. >> this is awesome. it is unbelievable. so blessed. >> oh, shiny. >> to be honest, many of the cards donated we

let's bring in bradley tusk, an investor in uber, who of course has a stake in didi.ke of the timing of this and whether it's punishing didi or punishes the foreign investors? >> other maybe a bit of both >> that they can easily be shut down, but, yeah, if the decision on the same type. >> were you surprised to see this >> it feels at least, it's an extreme thing to do. we talk about the different ways that ftc or congress might regulate, but they're all relatively at the margins. couples with -- in the united states, so, yeah, it's an extreme measure, but designed to get everyone's attention now every companies is china has made its point >> i don't have audits the same way -- and to make sure they're not making things up, or if you're an investor, you just have to think some opaqueness with the grain of salad? you're just not going to get full transparency? >> i think it's the latter >> on one hand, it is the biggest market in the world, incredibly lucrative -- it has a tremendous amount of -- on every single thing that happens, and that lack of transparency, if you

here's nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: calls for compassion for elite athletes. >> no engagement becausei'm you. i just happen to run a little faster. >> reporter: after american sprinter sha'carri richardson was suspended for a month and may miss the olympics for usingh the death of her biological mother. >> it triggered it from there, blinded by emotion, blinded by just hurting, hiding hurt. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview sha'carri apologized. >> i still made that decision. >> reporter: the rules are the rules. i was proud of her the way she responded. >> reporter: her dreams might not be over. a decision is expected any day in whether she can run one leg of the 100 meter relay her team is focusing on her mental health. her agent saying we have n i don't want her hopes to be dashed this has sparked a conversation about the humanity of super human athletes sha'carri's legion of fans rallied. patrick mahomes tweeting this is so trash these days mental health, particularly for athletes, has been in the news u.s. olympic swimmer michael phelps struggled with mental health issues fo

well lets get more on bradley sinden's taekwondo silver, because one man who knows exactly what defeatsilver in rio, but narrowly missed out on gold — just like his old housemate, bradly sinden today. and he told me he expects the world champion to come back fighting. to come to your friend still and picks at 22 years old and to accomplish a silver metal is outstanding, it's an outstanding result. he will be disappointed because he's a champion can ease the reigning world champion and he knows his pedigree, however, ithink reigning world champion and he knows his pedigree, however, i think you will learn a lot from this and he will learn a lot from this and he will go wanting to be even better and more deadly. so the rest of that division better watch out, because i think he is going to cook up a storm next time. bradley is extremely mentally strong, however, he is human like the rest of us, i'm sure he's going to have a difficult time processing that tonight, maybe even tomorrow, like, iwas processing that tonight, maybe even tomorrow, like, i was this close to becoming olympic champi

matt bradley, nbc news. >>> and still ahead right here, an update on the massive ring of fire burningn the gulf of mexico. >>> plus, the big changes at some hotels why so many are now scaling back on popular perks. >>> a surreal scene. a massive fire in the gulf of mexico is finally been put out. that eye of fire as some on social media describe it created by an underwater pipeline that erupted yesterday sending a burning ring of flames to the surface. mexico's state-owned oil company that operates the pipeline says no one was hurt and they're investigating the cause. >>> with millions of americans finally hitting the road as the pandemic winds down, they're finding familiar comforts at many hotels now missing. breakfast buffet daily housekeeping and even overpriced cocktails and candies in the mini bar. sorry. they're gone. changes that may stick. aaron gilchrest has the story. >> reporter: as many of americans set out for an overdue vacation, they're noticing big changes at hotels across the country. >> i did not know they weren't cleaning the rooms every day. >> i think we're payin

bradley blackburn has what is behind the lifeguard shortage. >> reporter: melanie arvallow is just oneclass away from protecting the pool. >> i want to be set and ready. she signed up for certification at life guard training new york. life guards are pulling in higher wages. >> if you are 16, it's pretty good. >> reporter: across the country, life guard pay is going up due to a major shortage. the lack of guards has kept some pools closed this summer. >> you have been running classes nonstop. >> nonstop. >> reporter: head instructor nicki bird says instruction classes are filled and the pay raise is why many are diving into the seasonal job. >> it is going up from $17 to $25. we posted about a job that is $30 an hour in the hamptons. >> reporter: massachusetts is offering a $500 bonus. in texas, wages are up 30%. this school has trained nearly 2,000 life guards in 8 different states this year. they say nearly all of them have found jobs. scott benson is back in the pool, the 41-year-old dad life guarded in college. >> i can't even remember what they paid then. >> i bet it wasn't $20 an

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >> our morning team will have the very latest on elsa and the search effort in surfside tomorrow starting at 4:30. >>> tonight a driver is accused of hitting and killing a man settin o road and then taking off. police say that the driver who hit the 20-year-old victim last night was drunk at the time with his 12-year-old child in the back seat. the man eventually turned himself in, telling police that he was distracted by fireworks at the time of the accident. >>> a bizarre theft in el dorado county. instead of putting out flames sparked by fireworks last night, a cal fire inmate decided to steal an engine and take it for a joyride. in fact, security cameras captured the wild ride at a truck rack business in shingle springs. you can actually see the inmate plowing through a fence and on to the property. one of the business owners couldn't believe what happened. >> tons of racks out here that got hit, upwards of 50 of the product, you know. a lot of these customers have been waiting eight weeks to steel shortages and increasing in steel price. >> no one got hu

there's no next bradley beal >> reporter: his teammate jeremy grant now under those protocols as well abundance of caution. over the last week, they've played teams from three different countries in las vegas. while here in tokyo, covid cases are at a six-month high. organizers saying another olympian has tested positive the ioc president telling me safety is their number one priority >> we want to organize these olympic games, but we want to organize it in a safe and secure way for everybody. >> reporter: athletes are flying in from around the world simone biles and the women's gymnastics team the latest to arrive >> i've never competed without a crowd or without my family there. so it'll be very different but i know they will be there in spirit >> reporter: and we're learning novak djokovic, the number one ranked tennis player in the world confirming he will be in tokyo. >> all right, tom, thank you don't forget to catch the opening ceremony next friday july 23rd right here on nbc. more than 7,000 hours of olympic coverage will air on the networks of nbc universal and on our multipl

. >> reporter: neil bradley, of the u.s. chamber of commerce, argues the executive order could make it harder for new businesses to get started. heidi schuerholz, a chief economist at the labor department during the obama administration, argues the action will empower workers. >> noncompete agreements suppress workers' wages, so banning them will remove that wage suppressing effect and actually increase workers wages. >> reporter: but she notes, as with other executive orders, the federal agencies still need to make the changes, and that could take some time. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> the order also takes aim at tech companies, calling for greater scrutiny of mergers and new rules to curb data collection and surveillance. >>> white house now says it will end the nation's longest war sooner than expected. u.s. troops are said to withdraw from afghanistan by august 31st, 20 years after it all began. that is ahead of the september 11th deadline the president announced in mid-april. this week the pentagon sai

reporter bradley blackburn explains. >> reporter: teen drivers can easily be distracted and don't have the experience behind the wheel to avoid a crash. that's part of the reason teenagers are three times more likely to be involved in a fatal accident compared to older drivers. consumer reports jennifer stock berger says it's important terrence make sure new drivers have the right kind of car. >> for a lot of parents, the impulse might be to buy the cheapest car on the lot. if you said that, it would be a mistake. >> right, you want to get as much safety as you can rd >> reporter: consumer reports teamed up with the insurance institute for highway safety to create a list of new and used cars 14 drivers. there are 90 vehicles ranging in price from $6400 to nearly $40,000. all received high marks for reliability and crash avoidance. vehicles also performed well in crash tests. >> it's really important to select a vehicle for 18 that will help protect them if they do get in a crash. you want them to have as much protection as you can afford. >> reporter: newer vehicles have better technol

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bradley zimmer.play by andrews and his pitcher sean minaya is loving it is up to in the fourth. mitch moreland extends the lead as he rips one to right. that is a home run number seven for moreland, a's up three to nothing but cleveland comes back to tie it up. and then in the seventh, bradley zimmer that's a pretty good time to pick your first home run of the year. cleveland up 4 to 3, but the ayes have a flair for the dramatic. down a run in the ninth man on for jed lowry and lowry walks it off for the a's with this two run homer. that's their league leading eight. walk off. you see how he is greeted at the plate. what a way to start the second half of the season. the a's win 5 to 4 giants back in action in st louis, this young giants fans feeling pretty good. his team does have the best record in all of baseball and the giants pick up. right where they left off home runs and pitching might just shrimp ski gets the giants on the board and the fourth solo shot off adam wainwright one san francisco a

stephanie gosk in tokyo, matt bradley in london., the news on the air about mask guidance for students. this is something that i think a lot of parents are very interested in, because state to state, even district to district in some cases, places are doing their own thing when it comes to masks at school as we get ready weeks from the start of a new school year this fall. >> parents are waiting to deal with this. the aap, the american academy of pediatrics, the largest association of pediatric doctors around the country as you said is recommending that students in school this fall be wearing masks. local debates are how each state and locality wants to handle this and efforting and saying folks should be at home when necessary, that at-home learning should happen, this is a "layered" approach. you already have this conversation about masks happening in places like l.a. county. l.a. county at midnight sunday night reconstituted a mask mandate for all indoor activities, something that hasn't existed for about a month. if you take jun

in london here's nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: shep, happy freedom day. if you were like me walking around london you wouldn't notice that much of a difference from yesterday boris johnson stewarded britain into this opening up he has to be in quarantine because even though he's fully vaccinated, he was exposed by the health minister. a lot of scientists have said it's too early to totally reopen the economy and everything else in britain and a lot of these rules are going from laws to just really, really strong recommendations. there are a lot of people around london today who were still wearing masks. boris johnson here's what he had to say, trying to strike a tone between opening up and being cautious >> sadly, the number of covid cases that involve somebody who has had two vaccinations has been rising, clearly the results of the vaccines remain good in the sense they protect those people very largely against serious illness and death, even if they contract it. >> reporter: so in addition to lifting a lot of the legal mask requirements and allowing any

and let's see for bradley mall, sir, who joins us now live from skype on skype for chicago. i can answer that question because he is a lawyer with the mock side law firm which represent the with the blue spot, the impeachment inquiry, and to present donald trump. mister moss could tell you this on the program. i mean, lots of legal speak really when it comes to taxes. i mean, i'd be quite complicated for any member of the old republic to understand how serious these charges are when it's a 15 count indictment, including grand larceny in the 2nd degree. and that could carry a maximum prison term of 15 years. the prosecutors are not joking around here all day. no, they're not. and they see these are very serious charges and values alleged not only gets mental why certainly their wife will work, but also against the trump organization. and kind of what you were, your corresponded with the dressing just before this, the detail that this indictment goes into outlining this knowing and deliberate in length. the scheme spanning over 15 years. keeping 2 different sets of ledgers of

very interesting bradley - issue.

washington wizards' bradley beal will not be going to tokyo. >> bradley beal! >> reporter: and has been placed under health and safety protocols as the team practices in las vegas. jerami grant of the detroit pistons also put under protocols, officials say only as an abundance of caution. and it's not clear if he'll get to participate. officials aren't saying if they tested positive for covid, but the coach today said beal was devastated by the news, although the team does still plan to compete. >> our goal overall is trying to get everybody safely to tokyo. and at the same time, prepare a basketball team to be successful. >> reporter: as superstar athletes like simone biles arrive in tokyo, covid measures are hitting teams from around the world. today, the refugee olympic team, made up of athletes forced to flee their home countries, was banned from traveling to tokyo for now after a positive test. and david, it looks like just about every detail of these olympics is going to be affected by covid. even the medals ceremony. winning athletes are going to have to

john you see drove 23 hours with his pregnant wife and 17-month-old daughter bradley.ought her three-year-old daughter, who appeared with us last week. >> we have two jobs here. one is to tell our story, of how limited voting access already is in texas. that is a well time toddler, thank you. >> oh come on she can come on camera. do let's see what she has to say. >> this is lurk. >> okay. mark >> let mama. talk >> and we're joined now by representative john b. buse. representative uc, why has it been like for you in your family so far after that marathon drive? >> it has been amazing to be here. i'll tell you what. the fight for voting rights is a family affair in my household. when we got word that we needed, it was go time we had to get out of the state. my wife and i sat down we had a conversation. and we needed to stick together. we made the decision, because bradley is only 17 months soon to be vaccinated, -- for us, that meant driving. we grab the diaper bag rather laptops, making the 23 are dry through the night. since being here, we've had some very impactful m

john busse drove 23 hours with his pregnant wife and 17-month-old daughter bradley.h us last week. >> we have two jobs here. one is to tell our story of how limited voting access already is in texas. that is well timed. >> oh, come on, she can come on camera, too. what's her name? >> clark. >> okay, let mama talk. >> and we're joined now by representative john busse. representative busse, what has it been like for you and your family so far after that marathon drive? >> you know, it's been amazing to be here. but i tell you what, the fight for voting rights is a family affair in my household. when we got word that we needed, that it was go time, that we had to get out of the state, my wife and i sat down, we had a conversation, and we knew the best plan was for us to stick together. bradley's only 17 months and he's too young to be vaccinated and too young to wear a mask. for us that meant driving. we grabbed the diaper bag, we grabbed our laptops and hit the road. we've had some very impactful meetings. and something that senator warren told us continues to resonate

what will you tell her about bradley? smile. six—year—old bradley lowery passed away four years ago. he had neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer. he was mad about sunderland football club and captured the heart of his herojermain defoe. when he died, the money raised for his treatment was used to set up a charity to help others, but it's also helped his own mum. i threw myself into supporting other families with the bradley lowery foundation, and i knew that i had to get up of a morning because i knew i had otherfamilies to help, so they didn't have to go through the pain that i went through. how far do those feelings go? very far. i was in a very, very, very low point in my life, and i really did not want to be here, i really didn't, i wanted to be with bradley, because the pain is that bad. however, there is a difference between wanting to do it and actually doing it. but i knew that i needed to kind of get some help. and you do start to learn to love life again, and to enjoy life. i look at photos, and i am happy, and

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all knotted at 3 bradley zimmer drives one deep straight away to center carries out indians go out inottom of the 9th with a runner on jed lowry hits a towering shot to, right. that is no doubt gone. he enjoys his walk-off celebration with teammates. lowry goes 3 for 5 with 3 rbi ace come from behind to walk it off. >> 5 for the final game. 2. coming up tonight, the giants on the road in st. louis. this evening in their first game since the all-star break kirkus alley behind the plate, by the way, is giants all-star buster posey is day to day. >> top of the 5th now tied at 1, 2, on for lamonte wade junior. he's pulls this one deep to right that is gone. the three-run blast puts the giants ahead. then coming up in the 7th giants up by 3, 2, on for my kiss. trump's he crushes this one high and deep right the wall on yaz is three-run shot offense. the giants lead to 6. they would go on to win 7 to game 2 of that series coming up tonight. nfl star and former 40 niner richard sherman is speaking for the first time since his arrest in redmond, washington earlier this week. >> he's accused o

in under to my hours at nearly ten p m local time we will see bradley sinden vie to become the firston do title. a very tearful jadejones in the first shot, clearly struggling without her family in the crowd. adam peaty has spoken —— first shock. adam peaty has spoken about this in the swimming as well, saying it has not felt like the olympics. he said tomorrow in the final he will have tomorrow in the final he will have to try to make his own story. that story, barring a disaster, should be gold. he is unbeaten in that race in seven years and given he holds the 15 fastest times in history, nobody would bet against him. studio: many thanks, natalie pirks. meanwhile plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated to go to matches are being considered by the government. helen catt has the story. football fans have already been part of testing ways to keep big events going when coronavirus is very much still here. the fa cup final at wembley was a pilot event. and this weekend, the government has also turned to football to try to boost uptake of the vaccine among young people, wit

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