senator bill bradley including his hall of fame basketball i am bill bradley. i'm six feet five inches tall. i weigh 205 pounds. i have black hair and green eyes. i was born in st. louis, missouri. and i grew up in crystal city, missouri. a small town on the mississippi river. i went to college and princeton university where i studied history. and then oxford university, where i studied philosophy, politics and economics. i am 25 years old. i started playing basketball when i was nine years old, practicing 34 hours a day, five days a week. in high school, i played and all through college. when i finished the last game of my collegiate career, i thought i finish basketball. i had turned down a professional contract because i've been forced fortunate enough to get a road scholarship to go to school at oxford in england. and that's what i wanted to do. i looked at it as a chance to experience a wide variety of things. and basketball, i didn't feel it was that important. so i went to oxford in a studied and traveled. for about a year and a half, i played very littl

bradley for a long jump shot. bradley works off the straight jumper. pick by bradley, jumper!t is a score! doug what's a supple team, goes to bradley, one hander, scores. back outside to bradley for a jump, scores! that is a big play for new york, bradley in the corner, he dunks, that is the ball game. phil bradley the score. >> the coach said pretty good game. what i wonder about, am i >> the coach said pretty good 50 people? anne i know a girl and she says i intellectualize it too much, i do not know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪.. good evening, everybody and welcome to tonight's. lecture on the fly girls good evening, everybody, and welcome to tonight's lecture on fly girls. what a pleasure it is to welcome a live audience once again to the auditorium. [applause] for the first time

bradley got it by one, double-team, bradley one hander good. back outside to bradley for a total. that's the ballgame. [background noises] [background noises] >> the coach said pretty good game. [background noises] what i wonder about, am i deluding myself about how any one person can help another 50 people? i know a girl and she says i intellectualize it too much. i do not know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. good evening, everybody and welcome to tonight's. lecture on the fly girls and what a pleasure it is to welcome a live audience once again to dot auditorium.

and then in that clip bradley a little bit of hyperbole in the movie but bradley lines the states and then he says nobody gives a damn. you saw in the auction. i want to go today. i want to go to this most important story perhaps since watergate. a seditious criminal president of the united states. that who also almost won reelection. who won election to the presidency . who continues to attempt to cover up. who staged an attempted coup such as you would see in a banana republic or somewhere in the middle east.the president of the united states refusing to allow the orderly transition of a free election, the most important thing we do in a democracy. so we have a situation today where something similar has happened to what bradley is describing. >> i want to come back tothis . >> so what do we as reporters do in this situation? people in the country by and large the republican party which really the heroes in watergate to some extent are to a large extent were republicans on the house committee in the senate who insisted that nixon be held accountable and at the same time we have to s

that was bradley. let's stick with you for now. why do you think the ukranian authorities made this list in the 1st place? what kind of message are they trying to send? do you think? well, of 1st i think that they're, they're kind of taking a book out of the playbook and a lot of what american liberals do, do just accuse everyone they disagree with being a russian propaganda. of course, we see this all over democratic party, propaganda and liberal media in the united states. but i think another thing of course is what they're trying to do is, is, is to, you know, i like as far as the consequences for people like me. what is that? i mean, i can't go to ukraine. ok. big deal. but of course they're trying to give credence to ways to smear us outside around border. so of course, you know, if somebody wants to senior, my journalism or the statement that i make, they can just look at bill and he's listen, say, yeah, this guy's the russian propaganda dismiss everything that i have to stay out of hand. of course, while you're on this next

motorcycle class through the church, and frequently were golf foursome with friends dragon temple bradley. >> everybody that knew keith loved him great guy. >> did he become your best? friend >> yeah definitely one of my very best. friends >> tumble felt that way above julie to. >> she had a heart of gold. she would do anything for, you but she also wasn't afraid to tell you exactly what was. either >> did she get peoples feathers? ruffled >> oh yeah yeah but everybody loved her. >> after early retirement from the water company, he found another job as it. but keith never worried for her well-being in that neighborhood. they were watched over by their belongings great dane fever. >> they would leave and go to dinner go to town and leave the door unlocked. because cleo was the guard dog. as full as a griffiths life seemed to be, they were transformed when aaron ali brought into the their first daughter in the world. >> when they had their first child was a greatest day for life. >> julie went for my little girl. she wanted to be a part of everything that she did. >> and julie was there for

my vice president, vice president bradley cooper. >> jesse: bradley's politics is a dirty dirty game.hillary's bag woman? which knows about how dirty the game can be better than anybody? plus, he is playing in anthony weiner's old playgrounds. who knows how many revealing photos or toys carless danger left lying around the family home. that bradley might just stumble across. and how about hillary? i'm sure she cannot be happy losing her best gal. whatever happened to stand by your woman? bradley, if you need to be rescued, blinked twice. we will get you out of there. ♪ ♪ another great book recommendation. we sell books on this show. john grisham's sparring partners, i read it over the weekend, 48 hours, page turner. is out now, so go to your local bookstore and buy it. while you are there, pick up "how i save the world," if it's in stock. time for some text messages. roberto from new york, happy taco tuesday, jesse, and happy taco tuesday to you, too, roberto. marcos from california, hello, jesse come all of the latinos iy community watch and admire you. we appreciate your call to fre

but the important thing is is that bradley's saying the post didn't get nixon. woodward himself had this to say if perhaps an earlier terms but emphatic. the press did not bring down nixon. and michael gattler the ombudsman whom i mentioned a moment ago had this to say in 2005. that ultimately it was not the post. but the fbi a congress acting in bipartisan fashion and the courts that brought down. the nixon administration indeed to roll up a scandal the complexity and dimension of watergate required the concerted if not coordinated efforts of special prosecutors. federal judges fbi both houses of congress the supreme court the justice and even then even then. nixon would have survived the scandal he would have walked. if not for the secret tapes that he had made of many of his conversations from 1971 to 1973. inside the white house and in his office in the old executive office building nixon had a surreptitious taping system put in place. the existence of those tapes was disclosed in july 1973 during hearings of a senate select committee on watergate. this was

bradley blackburn is in highland, illinois, with more. bradley. >> reporter: matt, so many families were here along the parade route and it's striking to see the chaos left behind, lawn chairs, strollers, kids' bikes just abandoned when the shooting started. this morning a suspect is in custody after this patriotic celebration was ripped apart by senseless violence. the gunman opened fire from a rooftop spraying bullets onto the crowd below as people watched an independence day parade. >> i remember hearing shooting and then reloading and again and people screaming and running. all i thought about is just, you know, gettin daughr to safety. i ran with her. >> reporter: close to nine hours later police took a person of interest robert crimo iii into custody. officials said his vehicle was spotted and he was stopped after a brief chase. >> the subject was taken into custody without incident. >> this individual is believed to have been responsible for what happened. they processed a significant amount of digital evidence today, which helped

bradley blackburn is in new york with more on this. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. in real terms the average family spent almost $500 more last month to get the same products and services they did in 2021. prices just keep going up, and people are feeling the effects everywhere. rising inflation continues to take a toll throughout the nation. >> i mean, peaches are $1 each? it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: a report from the department of labor says the consumer price index action assembly rated in june to 9.1% compared to a year ago, a level not seen since 1981. >> we're all living the same world. it affects all of us. some hit harder than others. >> reporter: higher rents and increased food costs helped power the surge, but gas and increase prices have been the biggest inflation drivers by far. >> we've all noticed mostly at the gas pump. i just filled our car, volvo suv up, and was quite expensive. >> reporter: an rv dealer blames sky-high fuel prices for a 50% decline in his business. >> i got sales gu

bradley blackburn in highland park, illinois. thank you so much. >>> so for the families of the shooting victims, life will never be the same. adriana diaz spoke with one whom witnessed the horror. >> reporter: what did it sound like? >> so loud. not like one shot. like rapid fire all in a row bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. like -- >> reporter: natalie lorentz says she, her husband, mother, and three sons had just sat down on the curb to watch the parade when the shooting started. [ gunfire ] >> we got down on the ground as fast as we could. my husband saw a shooter and was like, there's a shooter. and then we just got up and started running. i grabbed my youngest son and my husband had my other two kids, and my mom was running with us. she fell and got separated from us. >> when i was down on the ground, the guy next to me looked like his leg was shot off. and the woman in front of him was completely covered with blood. when i saw that, i'm like, you just need get up and run. >> reporter: she soon reunited with her mother andrea. as t

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president has already signed an executive order aimed at protecting abortion rights, but advocates want him to go further. the pressure is growing on the white house as protests continue across the country. [ chants ] in downtown st. louis, abortion rights protesters poured on to a highway, completely shutting down traffic for about 15 minutes. >> i am no longer going to sit down and let the government tell me how my body should be run. >> we need it legal so abortions can be safe. >> reporter: advocates for abortion rights took to the streets around the nation this weekend from d.c. to l.a. and many places in between like this reproductive freedom rally in iowa. >> you can't just as old white men make the rules over our bodies. we are going to fight back, and that everybody should care. everybody should know their rights. >> reporter: on a bike ride near his beach house in delaware sunday, president biden spoke briefly about his efforts on abortion. >> we can do a lot of things t

bradley, thank ou ve violence continues. bradley, thank you very much _ violence continues. for talking us - violence continues. bradley, thank l you very much for talking us through that. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. for many of us over the next few days, pollen levels are going to be high or very high. it's also going to turn warmer. what we've got at the moment is cloud moving across northern ireland, through parts of england and wales, sinking south. sunshine behind but thicker cloud will bring some rain in across northern ireland and also into western scotland later. it's also going to be quite windy. temperatures today, 13—23 degrees. now, that rain turns heavier and more persistent as it moves southwards and eastwards tonight, taking its cloud with it, some clear skies in the far south and still windy in the north and it will start to feel muggier across the north and the west. these are our overnight lows, between 10—15 degrees. so tomorrow, we still have this rain crossing scotland. quite a bit of cloud around but some br

well, my 1st guest tonight is bradley bowman. he is the senior director of the center on military and political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. he's also served as a national security advisor in the u. s. senate and he's a former black hawk chopper pilot bradley. it's good to have you back on the show. let's look at what's happening right now in ukraine. can ukrainian forces, can they defend the rest of the eastern? don't best region, or will they have to withdraw? what do you say? thanks for the option to join. you and thanks for the question, why? sure how they can, whether they'll be able to or not, i think depends on number of factors and, and is discouraging as it is to see the russians seizing a control. hans, i think it was a necessary decision for keith to make to do this retrograde this retreat so that they would have more defensible lines. but what we've been seen really is a war of attrition that's been characterized primarily by our artillery long range artillery. that's why the provision by the un

i want to bring in bradley hansen because he was there. he survived the shooting along with his family. bradley, first of all, i'm very glad that you are here. i know that some time -- not much, but some time has passed right now, and i have to understand how are you coping right now? how are you dealing with the fact that you were so close to what happened and that lives were lost? >> thank you, laura. thank you for having me. really it changes by the moment. there's anger. there's confusion. there's grief. there's a sense of loss and a sense where i woke up a different person yesterday than i am today, and i'm still learning. everyone in my family is still learning who we are and who we're going to be in the days ahead. we're thankful that we're safe, and there's that deep grief for the people and the victims, those who were killed, those who were injured, especially the family of nicholas toledo, who were right behind us. unthinkable the things that happened in our community and right in our own backyard. >> you know, for so many people

bradley blackburn is in the newsroom with details. bradley, good morning. >> good morning. we knew the committee is looking closely at a tweet from president trump ahead of the attacks on the capitol. committee members have described that tweet as a siren call that extremist groups answered when they went to washington on january 6th. cbs news has learned that two witnesses will testify at today's house select committee. former oath keeper spokesman jason van tatenhove will address the panel. stephen aayres will also testif. he pled guilty last month to disorderly and disruptive conduct. the prosecutors accused ayres. the panel is expected to explore whether extremist groups worked in coordination with white house allies. >> the attempt to overthrow the result of a presidential election through a political coup and the mobilization of an armed violent mob cannot really be compared to anything else a president has done. . makes the watergate break-inf t is also ctedo focusn om president trump af ere,e'll be wild.ing, >> the president's tweet in the wee hours of december 19th

joe concha, i have a side-by-side avenger and bradley cooper. wife went to college with bradley cooper. he graduated same year. but -- when you go from someone named carlos danger to the bradley cooper camorra guy whose name -- i think she's a very attractive girl i think she's in cooper's league. >> have a lot of single friends. i implore -- i prefer emily over abedin. >> emily: thank you for that. i will say that to me there are a lot of surprised i feel about the two of them together. but also that this must be the best revenge on the whole world. could you imagine if you are anthony weiner and you are rotting in jail for your disgusting, vile acts in your ex-wife pairs up with the hottest guy on the planet. he's hopefully still feeling ashamed and inadequate. >> to your point he said when he published his book that she invested everything in this relationship. i'm happy that despite the political differences she's coming out on top. >> harris: you met him before. >> emily: i have he's very handsome. abedin is a lucky woman and i'm happy for

this guy will bring in the female vote like you wouldn't believe, vice president bradley cooper. >> joeyid bradley cooper responded by saying, i am another white male, can two white males tackle identity politics and win the office? >> joe: yesterday howard was saying, i'll be top of the ticket and i look like the elephant man and run with the guy who played the elephant man. my wife went to school with bradley cooper at georgetown and every time he appears on school, why didn't i notice him in school. honey, i'm over here. i am old enough to remember when howard stern ran for governor as libertarian and won that party's nomination, no joke. he promised to resign from office when the goals were accomplished. now howard is running to make abortion legal on a national level. from a media standpoint, it would be interesting if he got on a debate stage with his old friend donald trump or ron desantis, don't let the children watch. >> carley: true, what a weird world if that were the debate stage. it could be a possibility. we'll wait and see. thank you for joining us. >> joe: have a good wee

bradley bracburn is in highland park, illinois this morning.dley, this was the nation's 309th shooting this year. what's it like there today? >> reporter: amanda, it is an epidemic of violence, but people in this community really never thought that it would happen here. this is a quiet suburb about 30 miles north of chicago, a peaceful place that has this patriotic tradition that was ripped apart by violence this year. it is, i'm standing on the place where so many families were gathered during this parade when shots rang out and today it is shocking to see the chaos that was left behind, strollers, children's bicycles, lawn chairs that were all abandoned as people ran for cover. [ sound of gunfire ] highland park police say the gunman opened fire from the rooftop, spraying bullets onto the crowd below as people watched an independent day parade. >> i remember hearing shootings going like that and reloading and then again and people screaming and running. all i thought about is just you know, getting my daughter to safety and i ran with her. >>

so that makes this assassination all the more shocking. >> bradley, thanks for that report.ime now for a look at this morning's other top stories. president biden is about to take executive action to protect reproductive rights. he's expected to formalize instructions to two government departments, justice and health and human services. the goal is to protect women's access to federally approved abortion medication and their ability to travel across state lines if necessary. >>> california is about to pump $100 million into insulin production. governor newsom says the state will start manufacturing its own to help bring down the cost. now, this could be a big help for many low-income patients who spend up to $500 a month after insurance or medicare. >>> san francisco's newest district attorney will be sworn into office later today. former sf prosecutor brooke jenkins replaces chesa boudin. boudin was recalled last month. jenkins will serve as the d.a. until november and then have to run as a candidate in a special election to decide who will finish boudin's term through 2023

bradley blackburn joining us from new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, services will be held today for three of the seven people who were killed at that fourth of july parade. the 21-year-old accused gunman remains in jail without bond, and the community in highland park is now doing what it can to heal. a message of hope is written on a storefront window blocks from the scene of monday's fourth of july mass shooting. on thursday fbi agents collected strollers, lawn chairs, and other items along the parade route and loaded them into a u-haul. all around highland park, residents are reflecting on friends, neighbors, and loved ones killed in the rampage. >> everybody loved her. just kind and selfless, and just a beautiful person. >> reporter: stacy primer remembers her friend katherine goldstein as a devoted wife and mother. this man describes the horrifying moment his cousin was killed in front of him. >> i looked at my daughter on my right, and she was diving to the ground. i looked to my left, my cousin was turning

bradley and eisenhower and montgomery and some other senior officers we're having a card game. and bradley was eating his favorite food, and he didn't want to leave the card game or the food. and he just poo pooed the german the initial reports the german counter attack. eisenhower is the one who jumped up and said no, this is something serious. i got to get to the phone right away and then everything followed from there. so you got to be a little bit careful about that particular scene. now this other one james mason portrays rummel and brilliantly this is the desert fox 1951. it's a complete british production. and the brits really know how to get inside the german mindset. brilliant mason does rummel better than anybody else before or since? but what's important about the movie is the man who wrote the book that it was based on and then as technical advisor for the movie brigadier general desmond young he had been a light colonel taken prisoner by the africa corps in north africa. and he had a chance encounter with rummel that saves young's life. and thereafter he becomes fa

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that's where russian shelling killed six people today kate. >> matt bradley in ukraine for us >>> weave breaking news tonight about a deadly shooting at one of denmark's biggest shopping malls police say several people were killed after a gunman opened fire in the capital, copenhagen the number of victims remains unclear. witnesses say some people hid in stores others fled in panic it happened near an arena where music superstar harry styles was supposed to have a concert tonight. that's been canceled since out of an abundance of caution police have arrested a 22-year-old suspect there. gun violence is rare in denmark, where they have some of the strictest firearm restrictions in europe >>> still ahead tonight, air show tragedy. the driver's family speaking out after this deadly jet truck crash. >>> plus, what exactly is pet leasing and the new warning tonight if you're considering it >>> we're back now with the horror that unfolded at a michigan air show it happened yesterday when a truck built with custom jet engines crashed and exploded not far from spectators nbc's priscilla thom

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> president biden will travel to saudi arabia today for a high-stakes meeting. he's scheduled to talk with crown prince mohammad bin salman. u.s. intelligence said bin salman ordered the killing of a "washington post" columnist in 2018. president biden declined to say whether he will bring up the murder during today's meeting. >> i will bring up -- i always bring up human rights. i always bring up human rights. but my position on khashoggi has been so clear. if anyone doesn't understand it in saudi arabia or anywhere else they haven't been around a while. >> reporter: he's been slammed for making the trip. he once called the kingdom a pariah when he ran for president but insists the u.s. must talk with the saudis or risk losing influence in the region to russia or china. >>> wnba star brittney griner is >>> wnba star brittney griner appeared in a russian courtroom and is expected to testify today at a court hearing in russia. she appeared in court yesterday as witnesses d

>> matt bradley from the ukraine, thank you. >>> back here at home to the deadly shootout in kentucky. what one sheriff describes as pure hell, a suspect armed with a rifle opening fire on officers who had come to serve a warrant. two officers were killed along with a police dog gabe gutierrez now on what's been an especially dangerous year for cops. >> reporter: late today in kentucky a somber procession honoring those killed in the line of duty. police captain ralph fraser and sheriff's deputy will petrie gunned down thursday with canine drago. four more officers wounded during a standoff with a domestic violence suspect. >> they encountered just what i told you pure hell. when they arrived, had no chance. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect opened fire on deputies who were serving a warrant in floyd county, kentucky he allegedly began shooting a rifle, barricading himself in the home for hours before he was taken into custody >> this guy had a, seemed to be a plan, and he pretty much executed that plan almost to precision. >> reporter: shootings of police officers are up 19%

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

tusk bradley, have there been any others have you had any changes in positions? >> luckily not yet within crypto. i've had plenty of others blow up in the last few months. not specifically in crypto i think what happened with voyager today is not particularly surprising, not that voyager was clearly a company destined to fail the industry got too expansive, too big, too creative with too few kind of fundamentals and just like we've seen generally with private tech startups that are way overvalued and the market cuts them down considerably, this is another version of that. >> what's the issue here it just wasn't a mature industry is it there wasn't enough regulation people are losing money. they're not getting it back. >> crypto is an asset class based on nothing but momentum and ideology different than any other commodity or stock or anything else. with 2,500 different tokens, there's literally nothing to distinguish and as a result people end up making choices that feel random and they can lose a lot of money. what i would like to see why we identify the currenc

mychals was hospitaled >>> earlier, howard stern said i would run for president and he announced bradleyer as his vice president candidate he's happy to campaign via zoom. >> he says he's going to do that i listen to the show all the time he's passionate about it but also passionate about not leaving his house until this whole pandemic is over he tried to run for governor many years ago >> we'll see how far he goes, especially saying he'll get the female who do you think you are? canceling plans, commanding a room, being your own biggest fan. who said you could do that? say no to settling, no to compromising. yes to getting all of the above. who? no, really. tell us. oh, you're you.

matt bradley has the details. >> reporter: an american basketball star jailed in moscow appealing to the president a letter from brittney griner were delivered to the white house, in excerpts she begs president biden to intervene in her case i believe in you i still have so much good to do with my freedom you can restore. i miss my wife i miss my family i miss my teammates. it kills me to know they're suffering so much right now. the russians say they found vape cartages containing cannabis in her luggage. as i sit here in a russian prison alone with my thoughts and without the protection of my wife, family, friends, olympic jersey or any accomplishments, the letter to president biden said, i'm terrified i might be here forever griner was last seen publicly in amos cow courtroom last week when she was charged with drug smuggling. >> she's walking into a situation where their judicial system has a 99% conviction rate so, in their system, there is no innocent in their system it's guilty. >> reporter: the u.s. state department considers griner to be wrongfully detained and her family be

griner, one of the wnba's biggest stars ever languishes in a russian jail matt bradley, nbc news >>> we are keeping an eye on a severe storm threat that could add to the holiday travel chaos we've been seeing all weekend at airports and on the roads. tonight severe storms expected from the northern rockies to the upper midwest. 16 million people could be affected. and tomorrow 61 million people will be in the path of storms that could bring tornados, hail, heavy rain and strong winds from montana to maryland, making travel a challenge in places >>> have a look at this now, a spectacular crash at the british grand prix several cars collided on the first lap the car driven by zhou guanyu flipped over, skidded down the track and flipped over a barrier. zhou was checked out at the hospital, he's fine he said formula 1's titanium halo system saved his life >>> we're back in a moment with a survivor speaking out after a shark attack plan ark attack. in a moment with a survivor speaking out after a shark attack isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. i what in the worldil? are you

bradley blackburn is in highland park, illinois.s the nation's 309th mass shooting of the year alone. just saying that number, it's tragic. >> reporter: amanda, it is an epidemic of gun violence and mass shootings. the people who live here in highland park never thought it would happen here but it did yesterday. families that were gathered along the parade route were here to celebrate the fourth when the shots fired and you can see how chaotic it was. they left behind strollers, blankets, lawn chairs as they ran to find cover wherever they could find it. [ sound of gunfire ] highland park police say the gunman opened fire from the rooftop, spraying bullets onto the crowd below as people watched an independence day parade. >> i remember hearing shootings going like that and reloading and then again and people screaming and running. all i thought about is just you know, getting my daughter to safety and i ran with her. >> reporter: close to nine hours later, police took a person of interest, robert crimo iii, into custody. officials s

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