. >> bradley was monitoring the news.the flood sub sue his dad's neighborhood and knew the situation was dire. was there a moment you were fearing the worst? >> every day because we could not verify that he was out of the house. >> reporter: the only solace was this photo family members spotted in the new york times. it appeared to show the back of harrison allen in the back of a truck but they had no idea where he was. how many churches and shelters do you think you combed? >> a lot. probably in the 40s or 50s. >> reporter: you went to 40 or 50 shelters? >> basically. >> reporter: they handed out this missing poster. still, no luck. until wednesday night, when cnn put the poster on tv and chris interviewed bradley. >> he doesn't have a phone. in this day and age, people lose your cell phone. do you remember the number to call in an emergency? if you are 88 years old, you don't. >> as soon as i saw it, i knew it was him. >> he was the manager at a double tree hotel that took in hundreds of evacuees. >> i was watching cnn

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emt, jacob bradley from arkansas told us all of the critically ill patients are air lifted out of the hurricane path. >> if it's been bad. we have had -- six patients laying in a restaurant. because we couldn't get them to a hospital. >> even bradley and the first responders are leaving. >> i would say, compare to katrina. definitely. if not worse. >> as you ride around the island. we found a lot of people who said. listen the i stayed for irma. going to stay again for maria. we have come across groups of people who said there is no way i am riding out another storm. >> like dana neil. >> it's horrible over there. there is not a buildings, houses. businesses. everything is devastated. >> others like kent roy aren't leaving. >> you know, we have paradise. this is all we have to go through. been here before. done it before. we do it again. >> chelsea and her boyfriend, have been trying to find a way out for two days now. >> just desperate to get out of here. trying to be patient as possible. just hard not to give up. >> we have made it back to puerto rico. look, we have been warned if m

bradley? >> mr. president, i'm from alabama and started the alabama math/science initiative almost 20 years and thought it was a thing of the future. it's a thing of the present. >> this is sort of what happens. become photo ops and lots of people get to say a few things and i want to sort of get into the meat of it with kristen welker, our white house correspondent. kristen, what do we take away from this little gathering? >> reporter: a couple takeaways, ali. the first, at the conclusion of this reporters asked about north korea, the foreign minister's comments to the united states that effectively declared war oerc over the weekend. he didn't respond to any questions from the reporters leaving the messaging to this press secretary. you and i talked about earlier really tried to de-escalate that war of words. in terms of the takeaway, what we're seeing in the oval office, the president announcing that $200 million will go every year to s.t.e.m. studies, science, technology which particularly is aim

. >> we have more on what bradley beal and the wizards are saying. >> reporter: the nfl isn't the only sport reacting. the nba continues to speak out and the wizards held media day discussion. the nba is composed of 74% black players according to the latest reports but you have to listen to bradley beal. the wizard's guard did not hold back expressing how he felt about the president. >> when one man decides not to go, how in the world can you -- like that doesn't make any sense to me. so like to me, you're a clown. like that's unacceptable. that's not what a leader does. like you are supposed to bring everybody together and everybody in the world is like since you got in office that, hasn't been the case. there's a lot of issues going around. like puerto rico doesn't have water or power and they are still part of the u.s. but you are worried about guys kneeling in the national anthem. if you look at the reason they're kneeling versus your own personal pleasure, like, then you will fully understand. but until you do that, you are not going to unrs for the freedom of speech, you are doin

bradleys there. and other big spots up the eerily quiet. look at what we are going around the area today. we had quite a bit of people boarding things up, gathering sand. sandbagging to do what they could. many of them before they got out of town. some planning to hunker down but some people saying this storm scares them more than most in recent memory. a lot of people seemed to hang around for matthew saying i don't think it will be that bad. for this, for irma, the same people, many of them are say nothing way, i'm out of here. it's reassuring because this could be a big one. each time we get an update this still continues to jog back and forth a bit. >> the truth may be it might be saturday morning before the forecasters really narrow it down. where the center of the coastline. it could stay offshore. we have the cone and have the frustration not knowing where it will wind up. jose is a category three hurricane. major hurricane. look at that closely. the top winds are 120 miles per hour. the hurricane watches are out for the islands that

we are going to speak to neil bradley next.s is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: balance of power." stock ofme now for the the hour. all eyes are on the white house as president trump and his taxomic team unveil their plan, but the president's decision of who may run the federal reserve is behind today's decision. oliver renick is joining us to discuss this. like the market like the kevin ward's news or rumors. i think what might be overlooked is the possibility of a change at the federal reserve. it seems like trump has backed .way from the gary cohn rumors this is a meeting he had with x .ed governor kevin worsh they basically said he is the for possible candidate financial companies because ec's eye to eye with trump on loosening regulations -- because he sees eye to eye with trump on loosening regulations. you look at the chart, and it's pretty solid leap for banks. a little bit of company news on the analyst side, too. specificallys it about this company that is of particular interest? oliver: this i

the culture secretary, karen bradley, has confirmed that rupert murdoch's bid to take full control ofpetition authorities. she said the competition and markets authority would investigate the impact of the proposed merger on broadcasting standards and media plurality. 0ur media editor amol rajan joins me now from the rts cambridge television convention. j j murdoch has been saying the regulator should ignore what he called the noise and politics around this. —— james murdoch. called the noise and politics around this. ——james murdoch. there is a lot of noise and a lot of politics. indeed berries and has been for many yea rs. indeed berries and has been for many years. this is the second time the murdoch family has tried to take full ownership of. in 2011, when it was known as bskyb, they tried to get ownership of 60% of the broadcaster that they don't already own. it was derailed by the phone hacking scandal which led to the leveson inquiry and closure of the news of the world. the political heat got too much. the mood was toxic. they cancelled it. since then a lot has changed. the mu

the culture secretary, karen bradley, has confirmed that rupert murdoch's bid to take full control ofcompetition authorities. she said the competition and markets authority would investigate the impact of the proposed merger on broadcasting standards and media plurality. 0ur media editor amol rajan is at the royal television society's convention in cambridge — and he sent this update. this is the second time the murdoch family has tried to take full ownership of sky. back in 2011, sky was known as bskyb, they try to get ownership of the 61% of the broadcaster they don't already own. that was derailed by the phone hacking scandal which led to the closure of the news of the world and the leveson inquiry and the rest of it. the political heat as you mentioned but too much. the mood was toxic so they cancelled it. since then a lot has changed. the murdochs have split their company into, it's 110w have split their company into, it's now and entertainment division and news division. and the media landscape has also changed. facebook and amazon and netflix have entered it in and amazon and n

with media day, bradley beal had a chance to sound off.dley: for you to come out and disrespect a whole sport, the whole world basically loves, and call people out by names, sob's and stuff like that, that is out-of-pocket to me. like, that's unacceptable. robert: believe it or not, there was talk of actual basketball. oklahoma city has formed a super team. houston has a different look. we know the situation with golden state. the wizards have wall, and that relationship is stronger than others. >> we love each other, we are brothers, we will compete. we will get on each other and talk junk from time to time, but that is our competitive nature. without us having are back and forth battles, we cannot be in the place we are. robert: the nationals had planned to activate bryce harper tonight in philly, but the l fielder woke up with flulike symptoms -- but the outfielder wo alison: final look at the warm weather? steve: you thought it was a little too hot today. robert: i do not like it. steve: nobody liked it. 83 is the high tomorrow, clouds

emt jacob bradley told us all the critically ill patients are being air lifted out of the hurricane's path. >> it's been bad. we've had six patients laying in a restaurant because we couldn't get them to a hospital. >> ern bradley and the other first responders are leaving. >> i would say compares to katrina definitely. >> we found a lot of people who said i'm going to stay for maria, but we have come across groups of people who said there's no way i'm riding out another storm. >> it's horrible over there. there's not a leaf. every tree is bent. buildings, houses, businesses, everything is devastated. >> but others like ken roy aren't leaving. >> we have paradise but this is what we have to go through. been here before, we'll do it again. >> chelsea and her boyfriend have been trying to find a way out for two days now. >> i'm desperate to get out of here so i'm trying to be as patient as possible but it's hard not to give up. >> we've made it back to puerto rico, but people have warned us if maria makes a direct hit it could cut power for weeks. officials have ordered rationing of bas

gary with "epic" bill bradley...in cain will pitch his final game as a giant saturdayand it will also be the last of his career before today's game in arizona cain told his teammates in a closed meeting that he'll retire at the end of this seasoncain made his big-league debut with the giants in 2005 he pitched a perfect game in 2012 and in 2 of the giants' 3 winning world series appearances since 2010. he was also a 3-time all-starhere was cain today on his retirement(sot: cain)(wipe to giants-d'backs) "i started out in 2002 with the giants uniform on and knowing that's the exact same way i'm gonna be going out is with a giants uniform on. i've been able to be lucky enough to be in the same organization and it means picture myself putting different uniform on." to the game cain encouraging his teammatesbut the giants blow a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the 9th 3-3 bases loaded sam dyson walks david peralta to force in the winning run a"walk of walk" for the d'backsfinal: 4-3 d'backsgiants 97th loss they will

the one with bradley cooper. >> everybody loved bradley, good for him. >> i assume you've tried to get on "between two friends"? >> it's a badge of honor and a badge none of us would feel good about putting on him. >> reporter: most coastal comedians are left-leaning. >> who voted for trump? you'd not find a lot of takers. >> reporter: some argue some of this comedy is counterproductive to their cause. humanizing him. fallon ruffling candidate trump's hairor f or spicy yucking it up on kimmel. >> this is obviously a hard job. and, i mean -- it turned out to be kind of funny in a lot of ways. was it for you. >> funny? >> reporter: but is president trump, who declined to attend the correspondents' dinner this year, is he actually funny? >> he's pretty funny. just the way he sort of, you know -- lumbers around. he's kind of physically funny. and of course the hair is hilarious. >> yes, i hate to admit it, yes. >> i believe you, we have talked about that. >> i think he knows what he's doing. >> i do too. >> i don't think he's funny. i think he has a sense of dropping. >> i could have said,

matt bradley, nbc news, berlin. >>> four days after hurricane maria swept across puerto rico, rescuems only now are reaching some of the more remote parts of that island. gabe gutierrez was with a rescue team today as it finally made it to one community. >> reporter: they bring all they can carry, wading through rushing water, holding on to a dead power cable, now an impromptu lifeline. a community in puerto rico cut off when hurricane maria washed this bridge away. this woman tells us everything on the other side is devastated. the need here is massive. rural parts of the island ravaged, including the mountain town. >> i'm tammie lither in, people are desperate for water. here outside this area, they've jerry rigged a pvc pipe to get river water because there's no drinking water anywhere on the island. >> reporter: in northwest puerto rico, engineers inspecting the dam after finding a crack in it. if it bursts, authorities warn of life-threatening flooding. today we rode along with a fema search and rescue team from south florida as it made it's way to the central part of the island

in a statement to the commons, karen bradley confirmed she wants the cma to look more closely at thee grounds of media plurality. she also told mps she was now "minded" to have the merger‘s impact on broadcasting standards examined. turning first to the question of media plurality, i can confirm that none of the representations received have persuaded me to change my position. accordingly, i can confirm my intention to make a referral on the media purality ground to the cma. turning now to commitment on broadcasting standards. over the summer, my officials reviewed the almost 43,000 representations received, a significant majority of these were campaign inspired arguing against the medium—termer going ahead, but generally without providing new or further evidence or commenting on 0fcom's approach. 0verall, only 30 of the 43,000 representations were substantive, raising potentially new evidence or commenting on 0fcom's approach. almost all were related to the question of commitment to broadcasting standards. i have taken careful account of all relevant representations and 0fcom's advi

emt jacob bradley from arkansas told us all the critically ill patients are being airlifted out of the hurricane's path. >> it's been bad. we've had six patients laying in a restaurant because we couldn't get them to a hospital. >> reporter: even bradley and the other first responders are leaving. >> i would say it compares the katrina, definitely, if not worse. >> reporter: as you ride around the island, we found a lot of people who said, listen, i stayed for irma, i'm going to stay again for maria, but we have come across groups of people who said there is no way i'm riding out another storm. like dana neal. >> it's horrible over there. there is not a leaf. every tree is bent, buildings, report but others like ken roy aren't leaving. >> we have paradise, but this is what we have to go through. i've been here before, done it before. i'm going to do it again. >> reporter: chelsea cesaro and her boyfriend breedy have been trying to find a way out for two days now. >> i'm desperate to get out of here. i'm trying to be as patient as possible, but it's hard not to give up. >> reporter: we

there's omar bradley. missouriion, like eric. let's talk about civil military relations. first of all, all of you have read the u.s. constitution. what does it say about the president's power? >> [ inaudible ] and command them but -- let's see and he's in charge of the militia and the navy and he can call them only when they're in actual service of the united states. >> he's commander in chief, right? what does that mean? he's in charge. what responsibilities does the congress have? abe? >> they're elected to [ inaudible ] and also raise ma leasha. >> and establish regulations. >> congress declares war. >> congress declares war, correct. so clearly truman has the right to issue order and establish patrol siz and macarthur, what's his responsibility in this? mya? >> he has to listen to them. >> he has to listen to them and obey them, right? he's 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 of who -- denton you were in last semester, where do you first see civil

. >> joining us now from tokyo is nbc news correspondent matt bradley.ley, what has been japan's official reaction to this? >> reporter: well, thanks, lawrence. you know, there was no injuries or deaths here on the ground in japan because of this missile test, but it did really cause the japanese government and the japanese public to sit up and take notice. now, of course, the japanese, they launched this over the northernmost island of hokkaido, as you mentioned. and they were able to alert their citizens via the j-alert system. this is something that's commonly used here. actually sends out alerts via text message and puts alerts on television telling people here to take cover. this was, as you mentioned, the second time the north koreans launched a weapon over the japanese. this is a lot like when they did it in late august, used the so-called husong-12, kiss think from the icbm. it was a lot like that. it landed about 1,200 kilometers east of the japanese islands. this latest test was clearly a response to a set of united nations sanctions that came

featuring the 8g band with elaine bradley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyerscheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. absolutely fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. hillary clinton's new book titled "what happened" was released today as was putin's new book "me." [ laughter ] senator ted cruz's twitter account last night liked a pornographic video about a woman who finds a couple having sex on her couch. "ew, gross," said the porn stars after hearing that ted cruz watched them. [ laughter and applause ] that's right. ted cruz's twitter account was caught liking a pornographic post last night. it's the second-most embarrassing thing cruz has been caught liking. [ laughter and applause ] president trump will reportedly visit china in november. "oh, can you pick up my handbags," asked ivanka. [ laughter and applause ] in a recent interview with "time" magazine white house adviser kellyanne conway said that the key to her success is

there's omar bradley, missourian, like eric. let's talk about civil-military relations. first of all, all of you have read the u.s. constitution. evi, what does it say about the president's power? [ inaudible ] >> -- command them. like, let's see. and he's in charge of the militia and the navy, and he can call them only when they're in actual service -- [ inaudible ] >> commander in chief, right? what does commander in chief mean? he's in charge. what responsibilities does the congress have? abe? >> they're allowed to pull the navy and raise the army for two years and also raise the -- [ inaudible ] >> yep, and establish regulations. >> congress declares war. >> congress declares war. correct. so, clearly, truman has the right to issue orders and establish policies, and macarthur, what's his responsibility in this? maya? >> he has to listen to them. >> he has to listen to them. he has to obey them, right? okay. he's got to obey them. so, what has he done? has he violated civil-military relations? has he -- where do we even get this concept? is it exclusively the constitu

it's hard to talk about jim in the early days at cheney without talking about bradley who from this pointreferring to as moon. and actually we all have nick names. village, fumes [ laughter ] and i nicknamed vance brother recline because he was always so cool and laid back and that kind of fit. but he didn that name so i will continue to call him vance. the frank sinatra song "my way" definitely had jim vance in mind. he insisted on doing everything that he did his way. my first friend at cheney was moon and he lived a half a block up the street from vance. i lived on campus. some evenings i would come home with moon. vance and moon had cars. vance had a 1954 chrysler. moon had a 1954 chevy. they both were very good self-taught auto mechanics. they can fix they kept these cars running with the minimum amount of money because we had no money. sometimes we would go into the trash at the back of the garage and take used parts and make them work on our cars. i had a '55 olds and they fixed my car, too. when i came home with moon there was no food in the house because his mother worked two job

the culture secretary, karen bradley, has confirmed that rupert murdoch‘s bid to take full control ofplications for broadcasting standards, and for media plurality. 0ur media editor amol rajan is in cambridge at the royal television society convention. what are the implications of this? this is the second time the murdoch family have bid the full control of sky. they started out in 2011 bidding for what was then known as bskyb, the 61% they didn‘t control, then the phone hacking scandal happened forcing them to abort the bit and they split their company in two and have bid again. in every stage of this, the second attempt to ta ke full stage of this, the second attempt to take full control, they‘ve been told they cannot do it. karen bradley said she wanted to refer this to the next age of regulatory intervention, so next age of regulatory intervention, so 0fcom, the broadcasting regulator who has already had a look and now she wants the competition and markets authority to have a look and not just markets authority to have a look and notjust on grounds of media plurality, so whether t

you met bradley allen last night. remember, he was searching for his elderly father, 88 years old.torm harvey had pulled them apart. cnn cameras were there when the two of them were reunited this morning. take a look. >> show me that picture again. >> hey, buddy. >> hey. oh, it's so good to be back in the arms of my family again. >> yeah, i know. >> bradley did not know where his father was. he didn't know what was going to happen. we aired this story. a hotel manager recognized him, led to a phone call, got to bradley, told him his father was safe and to come get him. >> i could not believe it. i could not believe it. hard, hard days. >> combination of people just trying to help. >> yes. >> and finally it made a connection between here and here and here and here and here and here and here. >> right. >> and so here we are. >> i got to tell you, there's much more to this story about how the father got separated. how he wound up where he was. we'll bring that to you in the morning on "new day" but i have to -- i have to thank you. thank you for stepping up like that. thank you for re

elaine bradley is here, everybody. cheers and applause ] >> that's it, look. >> seth: you're wearing --. that's the album shirt. you're wearing the album shirt tonight. >> is this my moment? >> seth: that's very exciting. >> this is my moment. >> seth: that's your moment. >> thank you. >> seth: thank you, elaine. [ light laughter ] my first guest is an emmy and golden globe award-winning actor, known for his roles on "arrested development" and the "larry sanders show." he stars in the fourth season of "transparent," which will be available in its entirety on september 22nd on amazon prime video. let's take a look. >> hold up. we're going to have to pat you down. >> what? >> you've got a groin anomaly. >> i'm sorry, what? >> a groin anomaly. >> what's happening, mom? >> back up, ma'am. >> what's going on, why are you hassling her? >> i have a groin anomaly. >> i have to pat you down. >> okay. whatever you people are doing, i'm recording it. >> ma'am, you can put that away. >> i am not gonna put it away and please don't

please welcome back to the show, our friend, elaine bradley, everyone.u. our first guest tonight is a very funny actor and writer who you know from "eastbound & down" and such films as "pineapple express", "tropic thunder", and "this is the end." the second season of his hbo series, "vice principals", premieres sunday night. let's take a look. >> white toast as well, gail. i'd like white toast. not that much of it. >> take your plate. >> you can't wait to get my ass out of here, can you? have some compassion for god's sake. an assassin's bullet took my dignity, my job, and my legs. >> you have legs, neil. working legs. you just choose -- all right. all right. >> seth: please welcome to the show danny mcbride, everybody. [cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: it's so good to see you, my friend. >> it's great to see you, seth. i feel like it's been a while. >> seth: it has been a while. i feel like we see each other sort of intermittently over the last few years. but we met a decade ago now -- >> yes. >> seth: on the set of the film "hot rod." the andy samberg