. >> of course, it's by tom brady, what can't tom brady do?ning some of his own brand of electrolytes before launching a hail-mary pass all the way to antonio brown who must be on the moon, just kidding. he's just throwing it nowhere. it just shatters upon impact. >> if you wonder how you could possibly do something like that, he captioned that video, a little bit of electrolytes go a long way. >> here is something about tom brady. they say qbs can't play past 40. he's already proven that, and he won the super bowl, but he still has the arm strength. for anyone who thinks he's a dink and dunk quarterback, clearly he is not. >> looking good. looking good! >> that's news for this half hour. we're going to say good-bye. faith, welcome back! love having you here from d.c. had a great time. we'll when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard

i saw jim brady go down like a sackck of potatoes. he had a pad of paper in one pen in the other and he didn't even try to break his fall he just went face first and i realized that he had been wounded. once the limoo left, which seemd likeec an eternity even though was aji matter of seconds, i ra over to jim and to assess his wounds because i saw that tim was on the sidewalk but i knew there were secret service there that would lookok after him, police officer was wounded, there were policemen who would look after him and it was my responsibility to look after the staff member who was wounded. as maury described him accurately he was veryy popular amongst the staff and he had been a friend of mine since the early '70s. i saw his wound, he tried to raise his head, he was trying to get up off the sidewalk and the bullet hadh entered his forehe, struck him in the forehead on the left side, pretty much had opened up his skull. i was using my pocket handkerchief to try to hold him together until some medical aid could arrive and provide h

here he is with brady, posing next to a blindfolded el chapo.'s interrogation by the mexican marines. (speaking spanish) >> hard to believe, but here is >> hard to believe, but here is the world's most dangerous drug lord complaining about his teeth. and with "el chapo" finally in custody, there was one person drew wanted to talk to, his wife. >> i didn't talk to her in days. and i grabbed my phone and i sent a quick text. and i said i got him. and she writes back, no way. and i said, yeah, i'm coming home. >> job was over. >> that was it. >> tonight the world's top drug lord is in custody after decades on the run. >> the news of el chapo's captured reverberated around the world. >> he's like the harry houdini invading law enforcement every single time he got close, chapo guzman would escape. basically it was amazing success for everyone. >> drew flew back to mexico city, mission accomplished. but then the unthinkable. coming up. >> i just felt a wave wash over me. >> one more houdini move. >> he's always one step ahead. >> you see him just walk

i saw jim brady go down like a sack of potatoes. he had a pad of paper in one hand and a pen in the other. he did not even try to break his fall. he just went face first. i realized he was wounded. once the limo left, which seemed like an attorney and even though it was seconds, i ran over to jim to assess his wounds. i saw that tim was on the sidewalk. i knew secret service would look after him. a police officer was winded but policeman would look after him. it was my responsibility to look after the staff member who was wounded. he was very popular. he had been a friend of mine since the early 70's. i saw his wound. he tried to raise his head and get up off the sidewalk. the bullet had entered his forehead on the left side, pretty much had opened up fiscal. -- his skull. i was trying to use my pocket handkerchief to hold it together until medical aid could arrive and provided with proper bandaging. we were trying to get him in an ambulance. once in the ambulance, we had a fight with the d.c. fire department. they wanted to take in

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he said this stuff then as his wheel to the or he sees jim brady. he sees jim baker and ed meese would rushed here to to talk to him and and it's mike dever and these are his three top agents collectively notes of troika. they run things from this who's minding the store. yeah, you know he's tracking jokes. here's a guy, you know, whatever and so they wheel them to the the or here's reagan going in the operating room encourage will entertainer he believes the role of president is his role to play. it's a role to play. would he pass up a great operating room moment cody pass up a great operating room moment and his mind i can't get in his head. he leans up on his shoulder takes off the oxygen mask and says, i hope you're all republicans to all the doctors joe giordano the man who set the trauma thing except the system that save reagan's life the third time this day says, mr. president today, we're all republicans that's ironic because joe giordano is about as liberalized they come the nurses and doctors suspect that when he was in the or he knew thin

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that's what i put in that category. >> not tom brady. >> i want to change gears from something a little baltimore serious but -- bit more serious but important to discuss weapon talk about this kind of social change happening and i think we would be remiss if we didn't talk but the ways the "black lives matter" protests this past summer and ongoing increased activism and awareness of this stuff is going on, and i know that in addition in combination with misogyny, racism is a scourge on sports so if you have thoughts i'd like to hear them how you think the resurgence of "black lives matter" has affected the sports industry or your day-to-day work or seeing people interact. >> i think unfortunately there are -- there's a session. of people in the country who are not ever going to listen to or change their mind about anything unless they hear it from an athlete they admire. it's not -- doesn't matter what you say or what the statistics say, don't care what i hear on the news, care about sports and that's all i care about, and when you haerlebroken james say this -- hear lebron james says

matthew brady has sent his photographer alexander gardner out into the field. gardener is a glasgow born journalist who's a socialist who believes that this is a fight about the soul of american democracy and he will paint bloated corpses of confederate soldiers three weeks later matthew brady will put them on view in his new york gallery across the street from the national academy of design basically, like putting them on view across the street from this museum or the national gallery he calls it the dead at antietam the visitors among them was oliver wendell holmes senior who was an amateur photographer and father of the eventual supreme court justice who is just completely undone by these photographs. his son was wounded at antietam and to them they trigger what we would now call post traumatic stress of i'm not sure i can actually be in the room with them. you also have to remember these were stereo photograph. the first people who viewed pictures of dead americans were looking at them in 3d. that kind of sucks the air out of the room. i mean you can't roma

i do agree with tom brady. without a aside, yes, this cause and effect.what you think is going to happen? you let criminals out of prison during a pandemic, what did you think was going to happen? here is what amazes me. they take it a step further and they say we have the answers for violent crimes, it is that there is a pandemic and everyone is locked inside so therefore murderers have gone up. excuse me? how does that make any sense? even in mexico murderers went down. but here in the united states, they are skyrocketing. >> greg: how do you like outnumbered so far? >> i love it. i invited you weeks ago. >> greg: i'm picking the right moment. >> we would think you any time. >> greg: aren't i a lucky guy just being here? don't you think so, tyrus? by the way, where did you film one angry black male? speak i don't give away my location -- let's just say the hotel treats me nice. this is the problem with your monologue, and you know i always like your monologue, very rarely to ever dislike your monologue, but i just feel like you are a bad guy and a movie

tom brady found a new throwing partner this summer, james cordon. he spent the day with the late late talkshow host. they did a little carpool karaoke and he even offer some tips for tb 12 workout regimen. >> he is a good sports. >> if you are on the late late show, what is your song? >> i want to dance with somebody by whitney houston. and we would just be twirli >>> because it is cat world domination day we bring you this. a kitten stuck in a very perilous situation on the peninsula. early this month a kitten was stuck above the busy 380 connector in san bruno, near sfo. >> and spca worker braced himself, use the net to savor, well, come on down. where to the three-month-old kitten is in good shape. the peninsula gave her the name of gwyneth and she is now up fo ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, a catastrophe here in surfside, florida: a condo building collapses, reduced to rubble. the race against time to find those still unaccounted for, and the news we're learning tonighth possible signs of life in the search for victims.

tom brady got it wrong. >> everything the guy touches is amazing.ly wrong on bitcoin. >> tom brady may not work -- the intro to my segments talking about aoc and democrats one thing to see that whether it is bank accounts or the stock market $45 trillion value a lot of people said you can't seize my bitcoin, can't access it. you can test it but can't seize it. it makes bitcoin very attractive for people who want to protect their wealth from leftists who always sees assets. stuart: you can tax bitcoin profit but you can't get at it. are you holding dogecoin? >> the reason i haven't lost so much is made it up. i am doing fine on my crypto but this has been stressful. pete hegseth says if it gets to the 30s, he is a big bitcoin guy. pete is stressed out like the rest of us but we are going back to 65 or even 80 by the end of the year. stuart: if you bought dogecoin, i am pleased you are working on this show today, that you come into work having made all that money. >> i did sell it at $0.70. that was my problem. stuart: see you again soon. let's show y

griff: and quarterback tom brady is breaking records even in the off season.public auction. the next highest sale also a brady rookie card which sold for more than 2 million bucks back in april. jillian, it's good to be the goat. jillian: i'd say so. my goodness. griff: still to come, the supreme court could soon be weighing a big change to the u.s. draft law. we'll tell you what it could mean for the military. jillian: and is a royal baby enough to fix the royal riff caused by meghan and harry's big interview. we are live in london. ♪ griff: welcome back. the impeachment investigation of embattled new york governor andrew cuomo finally taking a step forward. top new york democrats introducing a bill to use state funds for the probe, tapping into a probe formally used to pay for lawsuits against the state. cuomo would have to approve the measure. he is facing a state attorney general probe as he stands accused of sexual hairsment, misreporting covid deaths in nursing homes and exploiting state funds to write his memoir. new york taxpayers are paying for his le

they're not brady brady makes a photograph of them. behind them is slavery ahead of them is freedom. they don't know much about what's ahead of them, but they do to us behind them and they don't want any parts of that. so i feel like that today. this is a country. that's come a long way. the future is bright for this country and for the people who love it and who work hard to make it what it is today, and i'm proud to be a part of that. here here

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. >>> tom brady continues to break records both on and off the field. of his rookie cards sold for over $3 million at auction. that makes the highest-paid football card ever at a public auction. tops the record of 2.5 million that was that just two months ago by another brady rookie card. here is look at the record- setting card. it is a 2000 playoff contenders championship rookie ticket autograph addition of course. >> i don't necessarily wish i had one, i wish i had that money to be able to -- >> you have to have one to have it. >>> we will see you back here at 6:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, the heat is on. the midwest and the northeast sweat in record temperatures this spring weekend. in the west, extreme drought fuels the wildfire threat. also tonight, silence on social media. former president trump returns to the political stage. plus overturned: a federal judge rules california's assault weapons ban is unconstitutional, comparing an ar-15 to a swiss army knife. air scare: an unruly passenger tackled on a delta flight. a

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if you want to know the one thing that is not working for tom brady, it's bitcoin. crowdsourcing his next investment idea after another twitter user noted btc has fallen off a cliff since brady introduced the laser eyes on his profile down nearly 40% in that time period with the small bump. today probably feeling a little bit deflated but as you said, got any other ideas? at least he has a sense of humor. it's going to be a busy week of macro. we'll get to "the half" with tyler. >>> all righty, carl welcome to "the halftime report." i'm tyler mathisen in for scott wapner we're close to closing the books on the first half. we're looking at the second half and where you should put your money to work now. joining me for the hour today are tiffany mcgee, ceo and cio at pivotal advisers. joe terranova. steve weiss and a great money manager. he has one of the more entertaining instagram feeds you'll ever see. let's check the markets, folks the s&p 500, nasdaq. nasdaq 100 all at new record highs. plus tech and health care also in record territory.

joining us to discuss more is congressman kevin brady. good to see you. is this new?e been, i guess, sort of stuck in the mud because of the democrats trade moratorium can you talk about the two -- >> yeah. >> it's kind of archean. can you explain the two programs and why they haven't been reauthorize ied and what they do >> yeah. it is about job. good to see you, joe pretty good week with the june jobs report coming out and the challenges there if we want the economy to grow, we need more customers with our products and services produced here in america. that's why trade matters this week is the one-year anniversary of the modernized trade agreement with canada and mexico that's a crucial week where the president's power to negotiate new trade agreements expires and i worry without that authority, the president doesn't seem to want it. we're not going to be able to get back on the playing field and negotiate trade agreements at work or america but also we reintroduced two bills, democrats and republicans in the senate, in the house, ways and means republicans that ba

brady. i want to fully associate myself with your remarks and would add that our shared priority during implementation is that patients must be protected from out of network surprise bills. lawmakers did not design any intentional loopholes for, say, a patient to be handed a form when they're unconscious and subsequently get a bill that they supposedly agreed to pay. the [ inaudible ] and we look forward to continuing to engage with the administration as this law is rolled out. >> so mr. chairman, if i may [ inaudible ] secretary today. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. secretary becerra, i think there are several areas of common agreement here, including making america medically independent from china in crucial medicine, medical supplies, and ingredients to build that. i hope we can work together on issues like the underserved, the poor, the rural, as well as ensuring that telehealth, which was one of the saving graces in covid, can become permanent access and flexibility to co

tom brady is getting ready for the gulf exhibition known as the match.cholson. the thing about brady, he posted this video that shows not only is he the goat in the nfl, but a master on social media. >> bryson. this is for you. erin, this one is for you. >> real or fake? real or fake video? >> i will say real. >> there is no way he makes three of these in a row. i don't know who does this video. but, i looked at this first on my phone and it was so small, and kind of grainy. there is got to be -- >> once you get the line, you can, if you -- >> you think that's real? >> i think it could be real. what he had the line, you can put it >> i think tommy had somebody dug, i think there is a little cgi, something going on there. that is why he is the go. right? sports on abc 7 sponsored by the little rock casino. so come with a little comedic three in a row. >> i don't want to say i can do, but it could be done, certainly. >> somebody could do it. >> i'm saying you might be i would be surprised. let me ask you before you go, about the draft. this whole weird, th

brady. he is in an odd position, because the supreme court doctrine says that if there are special circumstances, special disabilities for the defendant, then you are entitled to counsel, even under the betts rule. so he has to argue against his own interest a little bit, by saying that gideon is not that special. and actually did not do a terrible job. he did the best he could expect a layperson to do. so he has to establish there are no special circumstances, because otherwise the court does not have a need to overrule. then his main mission i think is to get the court, all of the justices, comfortable with the idea that they can do this consistent with federalism and consistent with their jurisprudence about how the due process clause in the bill of rights applies to the states. and it is a trick. this is the case with the current court in other areas, but you are not arguing to a monolith, you are arguing to justice douglas and others, who have a distinct view of how incorporation works.

brady the ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. would you a few minutes at this time to in her into brief -- >> yes. >> thank you, chairman. many patients in a film is the health problem were competent and expected out-of-network surprised medical bill. thanks to the tireless bipartisan work of this committee last congress this general practice will soon be no more. now it's up to the biden administration jewel movement this landmark bipartisan law and given the key role and the temptation want to reaffirm our shared priorities and those of the ways and means committee while we have secretary becerra before us. as leaders the ways and means committee came to protect patients access to providers in their area. we also sought to take patience out of the process and avoid tipping the scales in favor of one party over another in determining the right payment amount for out-of-network deals. this will enable independent arbiters to to weigh all the relevant information in a given case and keeps the process from becoming a de facto rates

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youtube post medically videos with more laughs than daffy duck 's family reunion brady can get advice about everything fro diet to exercise to carrying stds with apple cider vinegar, which doesn't work by the way, and it ruins a nice cobb salad. those crazy videos, harmless self-expression, but a chat between two medical professors? that was now this is happening as others are cracking down on speech where they are the new spencers. these ministers of information can turn the spigot on or off a will. they did this with the lab leak story and also with hunter biden . they do it with every story. storm about raising crime in cities, a story about a white lady shouting racial slurs and very story about a police officer rescuing a child, a police officer breaking the law they get on. it's nothing new, they have learned this from their tv new as allies who've been practicin it for years. welcome to the ussr. we think we have all the freedoms we need, but like bein drilled thrilled by the police after her husband goes missing, we're only being told part of the story. now we're doing it to o

actually called them 13 billion in aid in 2020 brady could sell your tesla and give your grandm that money. let not your hearts be troubled at. >> i'm glad you corrected the record on that and we have a back show to get to. >> you always have a packed show .. thank you. >> i'm going to zeidner for joe am going to say president sippy cup. >> we've got to roll great grea show tonight. laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." what he is calling for dr. fauci to be fired. plus, a former blm chapter had says he knows the ugly truth about the group. tonight, he takes us inside the movement. but first, the man who cried covid, that is the focus of tonight's angle. last week, we told you this wuhan lab leak was a huge issue that could bring down the entire d.c. establishment. the public health officials, academia, big tech, the media, and of course the politicians that sought to exploit a virus to drive trump out of office. well, now we know why the press started changing her story over the last two weeks. emails to and from anthony fauci released through her request to show us how cozy

there are a few simple fixes, we have to realize that brady has failed.and fair if the defendant doesn't get information. and if they left over and the results are predictable. recent examples in new york and forced to sanction prosecutors for burying exculpatory evidence. those are her words. the ninth circuit upheld the bundy case calling the prosecutor's repeated failures to disclose exculpatory evidence egregious. and these are two examples, there are others. and last fall, prompted by the disasters from the ted stevens prosecution, congress passed the bipartisan act to promote prosecutorial accountability. the department of justice resisted the stance and continues to insist that a prosecutor alone should be able to decide what information gets turned over, arguing that its prosecutors are trained on what to disclose, to err on the side of disclosure and pursue justice not conviction. i believe all of this is true, but i know it doesn't matter in the real world and that's why we still see cases like ted stevens and clive bundy. prosecutors are not th

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady.

so yesterday and today, this is a wars a power act this is article to stuff bradys basically sunsettingles the obama administration used, for instance a gas into sierra. >> the war powers act is a more narrow that is senator murphy's points. he said unless there's imminent approvable danger you have to seek approval from congress and is actually right on this point is only been a few brave senators who have stood up and said congress needs to reclaim their constitutional authority so what the hell is biden doing i don't trust him. straka starts the clock. there's a 90 day report this 180 day report and all of that. because i think what biden is doing is carving this allocation would have done on his the great foreign-policy vice president for eight years. president obama initiated this conflict in sierra that had nothing to do with war on terror, afghanistan, iraq whatever. that was a mistake i think biden knows it had its resetting things related the global war on terror, the authorization for use sunset. [inaudible] kennedy: they do need >> to support on congress. oh go ahead. kennedy

actually called them 13 billion in aid in 2020 brady could sell your tesla and give your grandm thatrts be troubled at. >> i'm glad you corrected the record on that and we have a back show to get to. >> you always have a packed show .. thank you. >> i'm going to zeidner for joe am going to say president sippy cup. >> we've got to roll great grea show tonight. laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." what he is calling for dr. fauci to be

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statement about it >> sure. >> i was wondering does he have a beef with coke not surprise and tom bradyhe eats and takes care of his body well document not a huge surprise. but the way he did it felt dramatic i wondered if there was something there. >> i wonder if he will have to walk it back, bob. >> here's an interesting question on the one hand this is much ado about nothing. you can say the guy went off the reservation a little bit on corporate endorsements on the other hand, he didn't sign an agreement with coca-cola to do global advertising he is not under a contractual obligation to cave coke in front of anybody's hands however, there may be a non-disrargement clause in his contract i don't think coca-cola will pursue that. >> deirdre, the last word on coca-cola, cole hans and anything else that happened in rapid fire today. >> and josh lipton's boots on the ronaldo story, as parent i was happy to see this move my 5-year-old is starting to watch soccer, football, and to see one of the biggest stars push away a sugar-filled drink is impactful for a younger generation growing up an

ginebra suiza se reunieron por casi 3 horas el presidente de estados unidos joe biden y el lÍder ruso brady. se pusieron de acuerdo en lo fundamental, como reportar desde ginebra pablo monsalvo, lo importante fue el tono tranquilo de los encuentros. pablo: una reuniÓn llena de tensiÓn, que durÓ menos de lo pensado. el primer carÁcter a de biden como presidente, con su homÓlogo ruso tuvo poca sintonÍa y muchas diferencias . putin vio el lado positivo al encuentro. >> [habla en otro idioma] pablo: el lÍder ruso negÓ que su paÍs fuera fuente principal de los ataques cibernÉticos de los estados unidos. los servicios de inteligencia estadounidense asegÚranos lo contrario, uno de los puntos de acuerdos ordenarÁ los respectivos embajadores que vuelvan a sus trabajos. >> [habla en inglÉs] pablo: agregÓ que ambos habÍan acordado reafirmar el principio de que no se puede ganar una guerra nuclear, por consiguiente tampoco debe librarse. las relaciones entre ambas naciones estÁn en su peor momento de las Últimas tres dÉcadas, desde el fin de la guerra frÍa. hay desconfianza recÍproca. como habÍa antici

made up that thing about horses too, i don't know i'm assuming she likes - >> she's married to tom brady[ laughter ] >> what she do >> supermodel. >> jimmy: you don't know gisele >> she sound exotic though >> she's married to tom brady and she's so famous she pays all the bills! [ laughter ] she's that one >> jimmy: she's the greatest what you got you have one or two. what do you think? number one >> number one. >> jimmy: yeah >> all right >> jimmy: is it going to be easy for us to get this? >> i mean, i've heard some things about 21. >> i'm only a few hours away from getting my pilot's license. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many hours how many hours >> a few it say a few >> jimmy: yeah, a few. absolutely that's the only question i needed to ask >> in what state >> california. >> see, if he said florida, i'd go, "that's true." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if they give them out -- every couple of hours - >> jimmy: piloting what? >> a plane, a pilot. >> jimmy: i know [ laughter ] >> what else can you pilot >> jimmy: could be a a helicopter >> it's a plane. >> jimmy: this is insane i already know th

friends" reunion. [ cheers and applause >> steve: that's a thinker ♪ >> jimmy: it's like when "the brady reuniting. ♪ [ applause ] they're walking away >> steve: yeah, sad. it's going to be sad >> jimmy: you ever heard this part of friends? ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: now back to the show >> jimmy: thank you, starbucks' new funnel cake frappuccino. or as your arteries put it, "wait, are you mad at me?" [ applause ] >> steve: what did i do to you >> jimmy: what did i do? >> steve: guess you don't like your feet. >> jimmy: thank you, amazon fire tv stick for being a vape pen that works in i.t. [ cheers and applause >> steve: totally cool >> jimmy: thank you, ikea's new lingonberry pulled pork sandwich for sounding weird until you remember you're ordering swedish barbecue from a furniture store. [ cheers and applause that's the weird part. i was -- >> steve: not the lingonberry. >> jimmy: no, no, i was going to say your sandwich choice is weird. no, you're ordering a sandwich in ikea. that's weird thank you, people who wear tiny fedoras for letting me play the

atención amantes de la nfl y de los videojuegos, la franquicia madden tendrán a tom brady y patrick mahomesde 47 años. ahora le muestro a la nueva generación lo que es recology como una compañia que pertenee a los empleados. estamos orgullosos de haber creado el sistema de reciclaj. convirtiendo a san francisco, en la ciudad mas verde de america... sigamos haciendo la diferencia juntos. >> (música). >> regresamos para hablar de lo que sucede con esta o la calidad. la noche se mantiene fresca, pero mañana a partir del mediodía las temperaturas podrían alcanzar los tres dígitos. mucho cuidado, siga las recomendaciones de los lugares donde puede encontrar alivio a las temperaturas. y algo interesante, cuidado con el calor intenso que sigue en las autopistas en los vehículos. Éste es un panorama que se va a mantener así hasta mañana por la noche. fin de semana hay cambios, el día del padre llega. >> (música). >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> muy buenas noches , estas son las noticias que usted debe saber antes de acabar el día soy julio vaqueiro >> comienza en tijuana la aplicación de un millón de vacunas que el

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