alexander bradley would be the star witness of the case.ndez's right-hand guy. cramer: was a lot like many of the other men in aaron hernandez's life. he's a drug dealer, he has a criminal background, and he knew aaron from the old neighborhood, and the two of them liked to party together. leontire: the basic theory of the case involved alexander bradley testifying that while they were in the bar, one of the deceased bumped into aaron and spilled a drink on aaron, and as a result of that spilled drink, aaron went into a rage. he was agitated. i mean, it just -- it was heightened. we left right away. cramer: that was the motive, that aaron felt insulted and slighted, and he just went off. if somebody, he felt, disrespected him... ...insulted him in some kind of way, when things didn't go his way, he could become angry. man: what happened next? i rolled the window down, reclined the seat, and he leaned across me and extended his body out the window with the firearm in his hand. he was like, "what's up now [bleep]" and he started firing shots.

bradley crews and our gunners did a good job, this is exactly this frame, this fragment, that is, alsotry, which was in a hurry , they just got good, too, as i have already said, they were also liquidated, one was a russian serviceman, he remained alive, he was so lucky, but he still chose death and blew himself up with a grenade. anastasia, to what extent are such typical attacks of the enemy using... armored vehicles, because there were both infantry assaults and assaults with armored vehicles, there were also assaults on these golf carts, motorcycles, which the enemy now most often uses to carry out such assaults actions? well, if we talk about this week, then they will use armored vehicles every day, both new and old-style equipment, the same were the t-90 tanks, the m-breakthrough, three of them were burned tanks, too. with the help of our fpv drones, that is, during this week, such assault actions are daily, but all the equipment is of course noticed by our air reconnaissance, and then all our units that work to destroy, er, in general, the enemy, are already joining the battle y

bradley: i am putting forward the suggestion i don't think they are.ilitary operations, the actual conduct of those operations and the threat of additional operations applies pressure on hamas to deal in good faith, as much as a terrorist organization to do that. dealing in good faith means at least a temporary cease-fire and the release of some hostages. they keep getting framed as intention with one another and i'm not sure i understand that. christian: around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. for our u.k. viewers, let's have a look at some stories making headlines. scotland has a new leader for the scottish national party. john swinney has been confirmed in the rollout and no challengers emerged. he will become scotland's first minister. he succeeds the outgoing first minister who resigned after the collapse of his coalition government. the boss of hero tunnel has insisted they will not be long queues of cars at terminals where the newu chapel system starts in october. british people heading to and from europe will need to re

bradley that they can't do it. so on the morning of the 24th, gentlemen ayres at the front, he's there's been a bunch of, you know, trying to make make it known that he's there. there's been enough attention that the germans should be aware that he's there if not right away soon. and he goes out to the front near the 30th division positions and occupies foxhole. predictably, the come in and the you know the bomb dropped because they're they're coming in from north to south and dust obscures the the ground there's bad weather, various things. and then there's an accidental release of one of this stick leads. and so, you know, a whole stack of bombers, all their bombs and they, you know, they land on top of american troops. mcnair has kind of a close call on the 24th, but he's fine. not true for a lot of the soldiers, you know, were affected by this. the short drop. so he returns back to the headquarters. general bradley's despondent and angry. how how could this have happened? you know, how did the not understand wh

. >> what would be the word of the [laughter] [indiscernible] >> bradley and andrew benjamin bradley. >>therine mccall. mr. tracy bar caught. ms. tracy donovan. mr. franklin guzman. norable brian nelson, undersecretary fer. the honorable rufus giffo welcome, cordova. ms. tonio boyd. miss catherine wo coscay. ms. labrata muhabi. mr. andrew awili. mr. augustine. acting housing and urban development. mr. kevin young and miss cora. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornellsarah biden and judy.miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens bishop daughtrymbers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr rice and mr. melvin rice. theorable mark and miss michelle wheeler.theeisha bottoms and langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely r. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses sh wawa and gathru. ccmr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and n. miss miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward m

are our or american tanks used, our abrams and bmp tanks in bradleys. actions, because literally, itthere were reports in the foreign media, where it was said that, relatively speaking, the abrams brigade took tanks from the contact line, because it is very dangerous for them there. then there were rebuttals from your brigade that this is not the case at all, so explain to our viewers how both the abrams and the bradley are now being used in combat? well, it's dangerous for all of us to be here on the front line and all of us equipment, but we do not have the right to... hide this equipment somewhere, because after all, it is a powerful fire support, we have to support our infantry, because at first i was surprised by this message, of course i immediately recruited the commander of the tank battalion, and the commander of the brigade, to which they said that this was not true, and then i went there with my own eyes, i saw that abram tanks were really being used, and videos from drones, that’s all there is, that is, i understood that was just in the background, you know those... news

but i tweeted, bradley, that this is a form over substance issue.he could have set a hearing after doing a very quick briefing schedule on this and addressed the lack of conferral, but didn't jack smith actually confer with donald trump's lawyers and they said we don't think it's an emergency? >> comes back to that phrase that we've been talking about since the beginning of this particular case, judicial discretion. particularly when we're dealing with procedural matters. so yes, there were certainly alternate options that judge cannon could have taken here. she certainly could have set a really quick briefing schedule. she could have also asked jack smith's team to submit declarations or multiple declarations about the nature of what they viewed as the threat from these statements from donald trump. that was a path she could have taken. she chose not to. she didn't do what donald trump wanted, which was immediately, you know, order some kind of sanctions, evidentiary hearing, she did tell jack smith, go back, do at least something to show me you, q

bradley. this is something that is absolutely outrageous. i think this is a kind of thing that is going to be when she ultimately denies judge i think this will be taken up to the 11th circuit. this is something the government obviously cares deeply about. the attorney general of the united states talked about how this was a dangerous and false misrepresentation by the former president. endangering law enforcement is the kind of thing that is the reason that you go into government to try and prevent and make sure that you are upholding the people's safety. for her to have put this off when it was a matter of safety, on a ground, it is not even a technical ground. there was conferral. for the defense to say i don't think that is an emergency. does the judge think it is? so i think this was one where the judge is dead wrong. she is making up the procedural issue. i think it is the kind of thing that will be used by jack smith rightly on appeal. and it shows this same kind of cavalier disregard f

, in front of bradley, immediately to the right, trying to hold up the powerful pressure of our army, on the shoulders of the retreating enemy, the kiev regime threw under donetsk almost the entire arsenal of western aid, but bradley and leopards burn equally well. for example, this vaunted american m1a1 abrams tank with tail number 105 was shot down on the outskirts of the village of berdychi back in march, then our reconnaissance group broke through to it under enemy fire to seize secret equipment. come out! that's it, go ask! the berdychi finally recaptured the village from the enemy on may 2, and these attack aircraft from the 74th motorized rifle were also liberated. brigade grouping center, the settlement itself is relatively small, 3 km in length, less than two in width, but behind it there is operational space, and the berdichs themselves, well, nothing. they held on because of the swamp while we waited for us to pass the swamp, but we passed it, completed the task, we are now moving on, held on tightly, that in my memory this was the most difficult task to take berdych, that’

[laughter] [indiscernible] >> bradley and andrew benjamin bradley. >> the honorable michael mccaul and miss catherine mccall. mr. tracy bar caught. ms. tracy donovan. mr >> mr. franklin amoo and dr. dana. the honorable brian ne, undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence. the honorable rufus gifford and dr. steven. honorable michelle grisham, governor of new mexico and mr. manual cordova. ms. tonio boyd. miss catherine womboi. miss elizabeth coscay. ms. labrata muhabi. mr. andrew awili. mr. augustine. acting secretary of housing and urban development. mr. kevin young and miss cora. mr. kenneth and misses gina cooper. miss tina and mr. cornell belcher. sarah biden and judy. miss ruth and mr. anthony. the honorable andre dickens and tracy wilson. bishop daughtry and miss daughtry chambers. the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr. valerie montgomery rice and mr. melvin rice. the honorable >> honorable mark morall and ms. d langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely not. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. >>

abrams bradley and more, news from the front line, a lot of damaged nato equipment.ur fighters are moving forward, occupying more advantageous positions. a fair calculation, money to improve the lives of russians, amendments from the ministry of finance are planned to improve the tax system, and have been submitted to the government. and it's snowing, winter landscapes in the last dates of may, tomsk region, primorye. this is such beauty. 3 days of summer. and in central russia the temperature is above normal, the heat is below 30. do not delay in resolving the most pressing issues related to eliminating the consequences of large-scale floods. vladimir putin set this task for the governor of the orenburg region, denis pasler. the meeting took place today in the kremlin. for all questions that arise, the president asked to contact him directly. vladimir putin personally controls the situation, in this and others. we plan to send thousands of children, and children accordingly, as planned, we will have vacations all summer, but you correctly noticed that this year we w

and bradley moss is with us. this documents case, the more we learn, the more it looks like we are watching the security video at a bank during a bank robbery. >> this is, if there is any case that is open and shut, it is this one. it was open and shut before the government charged not one, but two separate schemes to obstruct justice. this is a case that it is just so pathetic that judge cannon, whether it is because she is partisan, her inexperience, or both, is not moving this case along. i strongly think that when you have people like justice alito and his flying flags at his home and beach resort, that is a signal to people like judge cannon that they can deal with no repercussions, what she is doing, which is just sitting on this case. this case could easily go forward. one thing that was unusual about this case, classified documents, as bradley knows and i know, yes, it takes a little bit more time, but not this time. the arguments we heard today were things that were preposterous. it is amazing that we ar

in just one battle, the pitelians destroyed three of these bradley tanks, and they were well-promotedvehicles failed after the first accurate hit from a hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher. russian technology is invincible, nato technology only burns well. and the commander of the t-90 tank, senior sergeant mahamad mahamedov, first of all approached the german leopard, all the time looking for a meeting with him on the battlefield and on purpose. i studied the weak points to hit for sure, hit the sides between the turrets, but most of the ammunition here is on top of them, the cumulative hit everything. t-90 is nothing inferior to the nato beast, says the commander, but superior in many respects. our tank can withstand blows better, is more mobile and protected, capricious and heavy leopards get stuck in the ukrainian black earth, a tank with such dimensions becomes an easy target on the battlefield . the tanker's tankman, as they say, recognizes our conversation from afar from the leopard. unexpectedly supported by one of the visitors to the exhibition, and my first university, a me

and bradley moss who represents people in the intelligence community.th for being here. glen, judge mcafee left the door open for this possibility. but are you surprised that georgia appeals court agreed to hear this given his ruling? >> i'm really not, jonathan. this is a unique and perhaps unprecedented case. and a somewhat unconventional issue that got litigated. it really doesn't seem to the detriment of the defendants but it doesn't surprise me. that the court of appeals. is good news and the silver lining lurking behind the big dark orange cloud, the good news is judge mcafee made clear when he granted their motion to have this issue appealed. he said listen, this is not going to slow me down. ly continue to litigate motions. resolvish issues and we are going to move in the direction of a trial. and at least thus far, with today's order from the georgia court of appeals they said nothing about staying the trial court proceeding. so at least they can continue to make u progress in the direction of a trial. >> do you think they will grant a stay? >>

the bradley smith might pertain to exactly what bradley smith would say, not say, what they think thes. that is interesting. they talked about not going a level deeper than what it needs to affect an election. bradley smith wrote an article talking about affecting an election. everything effects it. brushing your teeth, buying a suit, all of these things would not be affecting an election campaign contribution. so i think the judge is trying to bar him from going deep down to that granular level. that would be helpful to the defense should brad le smith, a former fec commissioner testify to that. >> dana: the other thing is you have michael cohen, who as we were joking about at the beginning had the whole weekend to sit and think about the continued cross examination. from what you know about him, and his mindset and what we heard bob costello say about him how he was desperate not to go to jail but said he didn't have anything on donald trump and now he is under cross examination. >> yeah, i hope he spent the weekend reviewing his text messages. he was confronted with one that was co

here is bradley smith on this very program.y, taking a look. >> the claim made by the da, the federal law says something is a campaign contribution if it is made for the purposes of influencing a campaign. and that's the argument. well they were trying to do this because they thought if they could pay hush money to stormi daniels, they would do that. most of us would not think this is a campaign expenditure to try to settle a potential legal claim against you or other claims against you for events that occurred 10 years before you talked about running for office. to pay hush money to stormi daniels or anyone else. and the theory of the da brag is that not only could they be paid with campaign funds, they would have to be paid with campaign funds. when you look at the statute and realize that is an objective standard it is not correct to say that these were funds that count as a campaign expenditure. >> between costello and smith, it would be game over for brag. so they are limiting donald trump's defence in a court of law and t

nato weapons, including american abrams tanks and bradley infantry fighting vehicles, are well knownr soldiers; they themselves destroyed a lot. what is it like to see defeated enemy vehicles near the walls of the victory museum, the soldiers told to our correspondent oleg shishkin. at first , of course, they were embarrassed when strangers asked to be photographed as a souvenir, came up to shake hands and say thank you, and the boys lined up to try on a real tactical helmet. what do you think, is it not too bad? no, a little heavy, a little, heavy, a little, yes, but hold on! heroes of russia, holders of the order of courage at an exhibition of captured equipment. participants in a special military operation, the same bradley fighters of combat pitelin knocked out in the zaporozhye direction, when the enemy went on the attack on our defensive lines. the rear part was hit in the side, the crew was hastily taken prisoner. in just one battle , the pitelens destroyed three of these bradley tanks, and the highly promoted american armored vehicles failed after the first accurate hit from

. >> so first of all, kudos to bradley for great insightful comments. i do think that it disagreed from either of them. let me talk about the child tax credit, one of the dogs that didn't bark. because remember when the choice of this. we had focus only on long-term intergenerational effects. that was our charge. the evidence clearly isn't there because it hasn't been long enough to detect that but the evidence on poverty and especially short-term food insecurity is quite strong. if you are a member of congress and with limited resources, and if you think i really think all this money should go exclusively to the factors affecting long-term poverty because that's the most important thing, you wouldn't spend those limited resources on child tax credit. on the other hand, if your view is no, i really care about short-term as well as long-term and i'm terribly bothered by food insecurity for children and there is an indirect evidence of toxic stress and you could easily conclude that is, in fact, somewhere to spend some of this money. just because our hand

came to inspect the exhibition captured equipment, nato weapons, including american abrams tanks and bradleyre well known to our soldiers, they themselves destroyed a lot, what is it like to see the enemy’s destroyed vehicles walls of the victory museum, the soldiers told our correspondent oleg shishkin. at first, of course, they were embarrassed when strangers asked to be photographed.

missiles to patriot and bradley.osts, well, i don't know at what price they include the package, but somewhere in the order of 3200 million. this is a rocket up to three. count, 40 missiles, there are 50 bradleys. well, it's not that, so putin will threaten until he gets an understanding of the readiness of a collective, forceful response. and can there be some kind of unity, or at least the drawing of the contours of this unity at the global peace summit in switzerland, because there is a lot of talk about it, and zelenskyi says that this forum can be a chance to guarantee a just peace for ukraine and all of europe, and called that. of the upcoming summit, now we will hear what president zelensky said, putin is really afraid of the peace summit, he is afraid that the world majority will start forcing russia to make peace, that is why we need an absolutely clear position of every state, every leader, every international organization regarding participation in peace summit, regarding the support of our joint peace ins

units of armored vehicles were destroyed by soldiers of the 47th separate mechanized brigade, our bradley crews, pronron operators are working, well, of course , our artillery is also actively working now, and here is what is said in the report today washington institute for the study of war, they are analysts they say that now the pace in the kharkiv direction has decreased, the pace of attacks has increased in the direction of pokrovsk in the district. can you confirm or deny this? that's right, they are very actively storming with the help of armored vehicles, well , if we talk about the last couple of days, then they switched more to infantry. assaults, but before that it was just daily assaults involving armored vehicles, armored personnel carriers and tanks. and what is the purpose? the goal, actually, well, of course, if we talk about the global goal, they are interested in this track, myrnograd, pokrovsk, kostyantynivka, they they want to control this route, in the future to enter large logistics cities, such as pokrovsk, kurakhova, but of course, we are doing everything now to pr

count, 40 rockets, there are 50 bradleys. well, it's not that., putin will threaten until he receives an understanding of the readiness of a collective, forceful response. and is it possible like this? there should be some kind of unity or, well , at least drawing the contours of this unity at the global peace summit in switzerland, because there is a lot of talk about it, and zelenskyi says that this forum can become a chance to guarantee a just peace for ukraine and all of europe, and named the topics of the upcoming summit, now we will hear what president zelensky said. putin is really afraid of the peace summit, he is afraid that the world majority. will begin to force russia to make peace, that is why we need an absolutely clear position of every state, every leader, every international organization, regarding participation in the peace summit, regarding support for our joint peace-building efforts, there are also first steps regarding the humanitarian aspect, the exchange of all everyone, the return of our children home, deported ukrainians

after we hear from these three about the report itself we will be turning we will hear from bradley harding who is associate professor at the public policy of georgetown and also nonresident senior fellow. his research looks at family conditions, policies chuckles inequalities and how they shape income and other. we will then hear who is a senior fellow emeritus. the economic study program her research spans many topics including fiscal policy, economic growth, poverty and social mobility she was previously associate director of the omb and has received the prize distinguished fellow of the american economic association. this conversation be moderated by amy goldstein is who is a visiting fellow newly arrived in the economic studies program. amy joins after spending 36 yearss as a staffer at the "washington post" covering social policy. she showed the pulitzer prize for herhe coverage of 911. she's also the author of janesville in american story very much ties into many of the themes in the report. i am delighted we are able to welcome all these guests today i will turn over too greg to tal

it's bradley cooper. i just wanted to wish you a very happy 91st birthday.was a kid. watched your show religiously. and it's a thrill to leave you this message. i hope to meet you one day. and maybe even work together. i hope you have a great day. see you. >> oh my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] oh, that is hysterical. >> jimmy: it's not sex, but it's a step in that direction. [ laughter ] that's how bradley does it. first he sends a video message. [ laughter ] >> what a great birthday present, thank you. so adorable. >> jimmy: i mentioned all these awards. you won so many award. a peabody award, emmys, blah blah blah, all that stuff. what is the first thing you won, do you remember? >> oh, i do. i was a freshman at ucla. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and i was in the theater arts department. and at the end of that first semester, i got an award for the most outstanding newcomer. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] is that something you -- is it a trophy? >> no, it's a little plaque like that. and i have it -- >> jimmy: you still have it? >> of course.

and to donald trump. >> bradley moss, this latest turn, very slow turn in florida. when it comes down to it, judge cannon has ruled against dismissal motions before in this case. likely probably to rule against these dismissal motions. but, with her, who knows? >> yeah. i don't think anybody realistically believes she is going to be throwing out any part of this indictment. i don't think anybody realistically believes she is going to find this was a vindictive prosecution against one of the motions she heard today. or the one donald trump had. no one really believes that is going to go anywhere. but it takes time. takes time to review it. takes time to resolve. it because of the slow very methodical way the judge is going through these motions, some of which are just throw away motions that any criminal defense attorney could have done. she is dragging this out with the hearings. she has no intention of letting this case go to trial. >> yeah. any defense lawyer would try these motions. i'm not criticizing the defense attorneys for the motions that they are desperate

well, what was destroyed were leopards and bradleys, more than ten units, so to speak. is for you, here. equipment next to the marder infantry fighting vehicle, you can say its grandfather, sau mardor, produced in 1943. history repeats itself, and at the exhibition these words sound extremely significant. then, visitors watch on the big screen as ukrainian armed forces vehicles are destroyed and evacuated from the battlefield. we of course, i’m very impressed by our army in general, by our army, imagine, the guys are faced with this, these monsters, just like you did at work with us. candles for the front, so we kind of put in a little effort too, trench candles, trench candles for heating, the most pleasing thing is not that they are lined up. technology that we can examine, study and maybe learn something from, already archival footage on muddy black soil, almost inevitable bogging down of not very suitable nato technology, the dry-landers are trying to pull the american maxpro armored car out of the mud captivity, when they can’t cope, they abandon the car, this one

>> bradley, what does special counsel jack smith do now? could he try to seeker removal? not done anything, in my view, that would justify it. even if you wanted to go to the 11th circuit and try to do something, everything she has done so far is almost entirely within her discretion as the trial judge to set her calendar, to issue rulings. she has not gone rogue, so to speak, on substantive issues. she has ruled against donald trump and reversed one of her own rulings. ruled in favor of the government. what works for donald trump is the delay. how slowly she has moved through the process. this case could have easily made it to trial this month and it has not because of the judges pace. >> we are still waiting on the supreme court to decide trumps immunity claim. is there any hope the d.c. election interference case can go to trial before the election? >> i think prospects are slim to none and fading fast. i hate to say that. it is still possible that if the supreme court rules that donald trump is not king, no president is king, he is subject to prosecution for the crime

near krasnogorovka, our fpvron tracked down the american bradley. after the enemy infantry fighting vehicle they finished off with a salvo from gaube. another abrams heavy tank fell prey to a controlled ammunition krasnopoli. this happened near avdeevka. a new liquefied gas processing plant will appear in ingushetia. the republic is now actively attracting investments to create new production facilities and develop industry. the head of the region, mahmudali kalimatov, reported this to vladimir putin at a meeting in the kremlin. our columnist alexey petrov has more details. life is higher than in other regions of the country as a whole, and the population is growing, growing, but questions arise from this, this is the number of places in kindergartens, if this number visits to clinics, like that. i understand that some of the most pressing issues are, more than 40 kindergartens were put into operation in 3.5-4 years, yeah, new ones, 37 schools were built in these 4 years, and this is more than 7,000 jobs, in addition, we are 23 more schools, kinderg

bradley, my last question. in this filing on page 5, that this was an important paragraph about the fact that the fbi executed the warrant as planned on august 8, 2022. the paragraph goes on to talk about all the precautions and other preparations that were done so none of this was sprung as a surprise in the united states secret service. donald trump new, he knew when they were going to come. he knew what they were going to do. according to the filing, the u.s. secret service facilitated entry into the premise for the fbi. considering what is at stake, the fact they are targets put on the back of law enforcement, is this something that merits judge cannon is responding to the fact the filing was done? we haven't had a scheduling order or anything into by judge cannon saying trump must respond to what was filed by jack smith. >> i expect judge cannon on tuesday to issue some sort of order sing a deadline, a rather quick one, for donald trump's lawyers to respond so she can resolve this. i think that paragraph i

andy mccarthy, bradley smith, the number one expert in the country. testimony would have established that trump did not willfully violated federal election campaign act because ndas are not campaign expenses. nothing wrong with an nda. many companies, they sign them on an hourly basis. ndas can -- trump did not have a legal duty with respect to them. he could not have intentionally flouted the known legal duty. in other words, he is innocent. law fare run amuck against a former president. represents the greatest effort to interfere and steal an election. donald trump did nothing wrong. there is nothing wrong. this is everybody saying it. except we have a judge who is corrupt. we have a judge who is conflicted. you know what the conflict is. i can't say it. i'm under a gag order. another unconstitutional thing. a leading candidate and i have a gag order and not allowed to speak. it's a first. no president has not been allowed to speak. but this is read the cover today of the "new york post." read all the stories in the "new york post." everybody says i

later, on july 26 , an officer... fired from an atgm at a german leopard 2a6 tank at an american bradleysix ukrainian infantry fighting vehicles, two, forcing the enemy to retreat. finally, on july 27, the zharsky combat team knocked out another leopard and two infantry fighting vehicles, including another bradley. the russian military destroyed the command post of the ukrainian armed forces brigade in the kharkov region. a video of the target's liquidation was published by the ministry of defense. the department clarified that our fighters... struck with the help of the iskander operational-tactical missile system. in addition to the command post , an ammunition warehouse and about 50 militants of the kiev regime were also destroyed. according to the ministry of defense, our military has taken more advantageous positions in different directions of the special operation; advances of fighters from the western, eastern and central groups are reported. the enemy suffers colossal losses on the line of combat contact and abandons his positions. the kiev regime is not giving up attempts to str

this is shannon's story, something that you often hear, doctor bradley?> yeah, i mean, she's not wrong. her support system is incredible, and i've met many of them, but so many people feel like they can't reach out that there's some shame in going. i'm really not okay. i'm not taking care of things. i'm not taking care of myself. and even people with awesome support often fail to avail themselves of it. >> and is that what happened with you? did you feel ashamed? >> definitely. i mean, i, i didn't really know many people who had gone through it, or if i did, it was much less severe. so i was kind of like, what's wrong with me? and like i said, i was i was scared of medication initially, so that was keeping me from seeking that. but at that kind of breaking point, it became clear, like i needed to do something differently. so, my great primary care doctor at kaiser, doctor nash, he connected me with the kaiser oakland perinatal psychiatry department. we got hooked up with doctor bradley, which was like the best blessing of this situation, because, you know

rossiya tv channel, in the studio, rina rossius and the main topic for this hour: a shot down leopard, bradleybrams, this morning he was literally brought from the underworld. an exhibition of captured nato equipment from the northern military district zone opened on poklonnaya gora. shaiguu set new tasks for the defense industry: increase the volume and quality of weapons and military equipment supplied to the troops. but in the united states, the pentagon has disagreements with defense industry companies regarding the supply of weapons to ukraine. the all-russian memory wall campaign was launched at the victory museum and the immortal regiment started today. there will be no traditional procession, but each of us can take part. in large-scale events dedicated to victory day, we’ll tell you how. the bill on foreign agents again provoked clashes near parliament in tbilisi. to disperse the crowd, the police used rubber bullets and water cannon and tear gas. and in indonesia the ruang volcano woke up again. thousands of lightning bolts appeared in the sky, the local airport was closed, and the p

and in the same area, our fpvidon tracked down the american bradley. one was destroyed near avdievka. from ptur. do not delay in paying compensation to residents who suffered from floods. vladimir putin demanded today during a meeting with the governor of the orenburg region denis pasler. the economic development of the region makes it possible to invest money in the social sphere. orenburg is implementing 90 large investment projects worth almost half a trillion rubles. and one of the main issues now is recovery from the spring flood. let's start from the very beginning. acute issue with the floods, i know that your work is going on, however, if the issue is acute enough, the issue is really related to children's recreation, uh, many institutions and health camps for children were damaged, so what are you planning to do in this regard? we plan to send 5,500 children, and the first two trains, uh, have already been sent by train. by the end of the month we will send two more trains accordingly and the children will accordingly have a rest all summer as

abrams, bradley, leopard, marder, exhibition of captured weapons on poklonnaya hill. on the first day it gathered over 83,000 people, including foreigners. many came to russia for the upcoming victory parade. let's find out how preparations are going for the country's main patriotic holiday. to hit or not to hit, that is the question. head of mit. great britain, in an interview with raiders, allowed kiev to launch attacks on russia with british missiles. true, the publication was then successfully withdrawn, but then returned to its previous edition. our correspondents delved into the shakespearean passions of impulsive british politics. it will get colder over the weekend in moscow and the region, with weather forecasters predicting frosts down to -3 in some places. here our weather forecaster, evgeniy teshkovets, even talked about icy conditions and the effect of white flies on the roads. let's find out what kind of animal this is. cooperation in the fight against terrorism was discussed today by vladimir putin and '. as reported in the kremlin, the conversation als

another minus one bradley, beaten up by mik-29.nemy is suffering huge losses a report from the ministry of defense and evidence of the use of prohibited chemical weapons by the armed forces of ukraine. ensuring the technological sovereignty of the country. the russian academy of sciences discusses problems of national importance. today is a meeting dedicated to the three hundredth anniversary of the wounds. so, vladimir putin today made a number of important statements in tashkent following the results of his state visit to uzbekistan, which lasted 3 days. most of the russian president's press conference was devoted to news related to ukraine. in particular, nato countries are now they are actively discussing the possibility of the ssu launching strikes with long-range, high-precision western weapons on the territory of our country. especially passionately with manic persistence. this is lobbied by the north atlantic alliance's en stoltenberg. the final choice of target and the so-called flight mission can only be entered by highly

minus another abrams immediately to bradley, who was rushing to the rescue. new attacks on military targets in the ukrainian rear. expanding combat vehicle, aim it at the target and launch a lightning strike. report by alexander kattsuba from the avdeevsky direction, where the enemy is now actively pushing back. weapons fired, soldiers constantly watching the sky, igor pikhanov saw how our border was guarded from the appearance of groups of militants. for devotion to the fatherland and desire for victory, sergei shaigu awarded stars of heroes to distinguished special operation fighters. awarded the title of hero of the russian federation. with one of the heroes of russia, buyan kular, on the pokolnaya hill, but shot down. we are waiting for dmitry's direct connection kaistra, our tv channel will also broadcast the service. sergei pashkov witnessed the miracle of the descent of the holy fire in the church of the holy sepulcher in jerusalem. we are waiting for his report. i can’t even dare say what it is. and 120 years of the panama canal, which is strategic fo

abrams and leopards, american bradley infantry fighting vehicles, all this can be seen in moscow rightow. an exhibition of trophies of nato equipment opened today on poklonnaya hill. how long will it last and what other examples are presented? concerts, folk festivals, car rallies, and trade union actions are held throughout the country in honor of the international workers' solidarity day. may day rallies. russian political parties also led, under what slogans they marched, we will tell you in the issue. in russia , a number of important innovations are coming into force from today; we will find out which categories of citizens they will affect from our economic editorial office. the situation with pro-palestinian protests at american universities is escalating; after columbia university in new york , student clashes began at california university. how do the police act? the current situation was discussed at the headquarters of the joint group of troops in the zone of conducting a special military operation and increasing the effectiveness of the fight against the enemy. the meeting

always the primary target, and in order to destroy it, the enemy is ready to use any weapon, three bradleysived and disembarked from there somewhere, well, probably 20 people, well they quickly loaded it, i opened it and let it in. separate anti-tank artillery divisions as part of the dnepr group of troops hit dozens of units of enemy equipment, repelling the summer counter-offensive of the ukrainian army, and destroyed more than forty combat vehicles, including abrams, leopard tanks, bradley infantry fighting vehicles and other nato equipment. stanislav vasilchenko, valery vinakurov, lead the southern sector of the military special operation. and new details have emerged about the scandalous story of an american soldier who robbed his girlfriend in russia. primorsky regional. the court rejected his defense's appeal and left gordon black is in pre-trial detention until july 2. the agency reported this. the military man arrested in russia admitted guilt and is cooperating with the investigation. communication occurs with help. translator, this is what the department of the ministry of intern

second of all, it's just not self-deprecating. >> seth: it's a little embarrassing for bradley cooperd they say, hey, could you come up with six things that are embarrassing? and i'm just -- i -- so like, what? then they said, we found? stories you've told other places. >> right. >> seth: and i promise when i first told the bradley cooper story, it was self-deprecating. but i should have caught it and said, this is bad for the game. but also, bud, it happened. [ laughter ] >> buddy buddy buddy buddy buddy, buddy, buddy. i gotta go, i gotta go! it's always -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. that's what i said to the french people. you -- this is a wonderful documentary special. it's about your process as a writer. and one of the things you had to agree to do, and it's very interesting, and i highly recommend everybody watch it, you had to give access to people, not just to shoot you on stage, but also shoot you talking about comedy, working through material. was it -- did you feel vulnerable? >> it was hard. because the hardest part of, you know -- i did "the old man and the pool" sp

absolutely no authority undaunted the federal law i did nothing and in regards to the former commissioner bradley smith the expert they wouldn't allow me to use, commissioner brandon smith's testimony would have established trump did not■ have willful violated laws because of the federal campaign act because they are not campaign expenditures. there's nothing wrong in the end of it. many companies are fined on an hourly basis. and trump did not have a bit of legal duty with respect to them and could have intentionally flouted the known legal duties. in other words, he's innocent. e case is about lawfare running amuck p. hope they represent the greatest■uerfere n election. donald trump did nothing wrong. saying it. except we have a judge who is corrupt. we have a judge that is ed you know what the conflict is but i can't say it because i'm under a gade which is another unconstitutional thing.h the presidential candidate leading everybody but i'm not allowed to speak bause i have a gag order. the first. no president is told not to speak. but the cover today of "the pose stories. a trial that canis

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bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: on day 18 of former president donald trump's hush-money trial, the defense pressed michael cohen about his history of lying under oath and his criminal record. they're trying to convince jurors that trump's onetime lawyer and fixer was lying again when he linked trump to hush-money payments to adult film star stormy daniels and to falsifying business records to cover it up. >> the more that the defense spends cross examining michael cohen, the more i think this really is their case and their theory which is if you don't believe michael cohen, if you think he lied, then don't convict. >> reporter: in one effort thursday to raise doubts and argue that cohen sought revenge against trump, defense attorney todd blanche played comments from cohen's podcast. >> you better believe i want this man to go down and rot inside for what he did to me and my family. >> reporter: cohen was sentenced to three years in prison amid the fallout of a federal investigation related to his payments to daniels. although he admitted to violating campaign finance laws, coh

- now that he's warmed up. - i'm bradley holt, and i'm seven years old. - [audrina] so young, but boy is his calling big. - everybody knows that i preach to my congregation of stuffies at home. one day my auntie heard me and told my parents that i need to participate in the oratorical society. - [audrina] the push excel oratorical society. do you feel powerful up there? - yes. it feels like, i can do anything i set my mind to. hey, black child, do you know you are strong? i mean, really strong. - [audrina] for all of them here, standing on this stage is symbolic, as they're standing on the shoulders of great orators like dr. king who have come before them. - [king] i have a dream today. - he was able to persuade people, because he knew the power of persuasive speech. - [audrina] and that is what olivia porter teaches her students. - [olivia] one more time, deep breath. - [audrina] through repetition. - [olivia] one more time now. - [audrina] through perfecting speeches and poems and sticking every word and syllable while evoking emotion. - not only do i want you to memorize what you'r