it is now known simply as brady. talk more about saturday's shooting at the trump rally, we are going to washington, d.c., where we are joined by kris brown, the president of brady. first, your response to what happened on saturday? you had this young 20-year-old with some ar-15-type rifle climbing this building and opening fire on the trump rally, raising -- grazing the former president over his right year, ultimately killing a spectator, two are critical he wounded. he was a neatly shot dead by secret service. your response? >> like john and i'm sure americans across this country, my reaction is one of horror. even though, to be honest, amy, we know gun violence is omnipresent, we do expect higher scrutiny and security apparatus to ensure the safety of our candidates. but it is not perfect. in a nation a washed in firearms , firearms that are assault star weapons, which reports indicate was the kind of weapon the shooter used, design for the battlefield, it is not a stretch to understand that there is that kind of

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and obviously with ronald reagan himself, the signature piece of legislation advanced by sara jim brady was a background check law that would impose small waiting period on those who wanted to purchase firearms and would provide for federal fully licensed gun dealers to conduct a background check anytime someone tried to purchase a firearm. >> the bradys were relentless advocates today. >> i can tell you how hard it is to have people speaking down to me yes. i experienced brain pain sometimes so intense, i cry. but nothing is harder than losing the independence. and control. we all have so value and are live in. 199110 years after the assassination attempt, the brady bill would find another powerful, an unlikely advocate in the first president endorsed by the nra president ronald reagan ronald reagan's support of the brady bill was a surprise to many he had been the most forceful president in american history for the second amendment right to bear arms james and in sarah brady, they really push for sensible gun laws after he was gravely injured. >> did that change her dad? >> it did. i

jim brady suffered very significant brain injuries as a result of the shooting unable to return to his dream job, serving his white house press secretary he and his wife, sarah, became champions for gun safety legislation that would eventually be known as the brady bill they were a lifelong republicans. >> they were gun-owners. and of course they had tremendous connections in congress. and obviously with ronald reagan himself, the signature piece of legislation advanced by sara and jim brady. well as a background check law that would impose small waiting period on those who wanted to purchase firearms and would provide for federally licensed gun dealers to conduct a background check tom someone tried to purchase a firearm the bradys were relentless advocates today. i can tell you how hard it is to have people speaking down to me yes, i experienced brain pain sometimes so intense, i cry. but nothing is harder than losing the independents. and control. we all have so value and are life in 199110 years after the assassination attempt, the brady bill would find another powerful, an unlikel

drew and brady recorded their celebration on drew's phone.ith brady, posing next to a blindfolded el chapo. and drew caught a few moments of el chapo's interrogation by the mexican marines. 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 hadn't talked 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. >> it 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 capture reverberated around the world. >> they grabbed el chapo guzman after years of a manhunt. he's like harry houdini out there, just evading law enforcement every single time he got close. he would escape. so basically, it was an amazing success for everyone. >> drew flew back to mexico city, mission accomplished. but then -- the unthinkable. >> coming up. >> i ju

this is a view from brady street looking towards colton and the new buildings. again, this is stevenson street, which was previously unapproved and which is now reconstructed with two sidewalks and then finally is marcus streets, where again the reconstructed parts of the sidewalk and included new street trees and bicycle parking. also with me today is our development partners from strada, who constructed this project and happy to take any questions you may have. thank you so much for the presentation. i see madison tam here from supervisor dorsey's office. did you want to say something about this item or no? okay, great. let's go to public comment on this item, then. thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three. if you have public comment for agenda item number three, please come forward to the lectern at this time. and madam chair, it appears we have no speakers. okay. public comment on this item is now closed, mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion that we send this item to the full board with a positive recomm

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this is a view from brady street looking towards colton and the new buildings. again, this is stevenson street, which was previously unapproved and which is now reconstructed with two sidewalks and then finally is marcus streets, where again the reconstructed parts of the sidewalk and included new street trees and bicycle parking. also with me today is our development partners from strada, who constructed this project and happy to take any questions you may have. thank you so much for the presentation. i see madison tam here from supervisor dorsey's office. did you want to say something about this item or no? okay, great. let's go to public comment on this item, then. thank you. land use and transportation will now hear public comment on agenda item number three. if you have public comment for agenda item number three, please come forward to the lectern at this time. and madam chair, it appears we have no speakers. okay. public comment on this item is now closed, mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion that we send this item to the full board with a positive recomm

welcome, brady crytzer. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being here. needless to say, this is a special for me to come back to. a place that was so important for me and really the place where it all began on this journey. i want to talk today about the whiskey. no, we have no free samples to begin out. it's a major event in american history and it's the single greatest crisis of george washington's presidency. the whiskey rebellion, the second largest domestic in us history, behind only the american civil war. and yet in the last 100 years, there's only been four books written about the event. mine being the latest that last year. why don't we understand the whiskey rebellion more? it's difficult to say. okay, it's difficult to say. but some of it might be because of the way. the way we like history, we like our history need tidy, right. black and white, good and evil. never worries. as historians we have to live in that that gray area. all of the men who participate in the whiskey rebellion were a revolutionary war. veterans, patriots. and for that we

material, as it's called for the supreme court decision that it's named after, brady versus marylandrial being withheld, potential exculpatory evidence, that's the most common complaint from the criminal defence bar in the united states. and i think there's kind of a fear thatjudges and prosecutors just don't see the importance of that. so i think people see this decision today as sending a strong message about the importance of disclosing everything and not letting prosecutors decide what the defence can see as exculpatory or not. president biden has attempted to put his re—election campaign back on track — with a defiant rally in the us state of michigan. he came out on stage in detroit to chants of "don't you quit!". mr biden told the crowd he was the only politician to have beaten donald trump and promised to do it again in november. a growing number of democrats have called on the president to step aside from the contest, after his disastrous debate performance last month. our correspondent, nada tawfik, was at the rally. they chant: don't you quit! don't you quit! feeding off t

goldie was born in january and brady just went back to work.she will be watching that clip for the rest of time. >> and finally, a wedding to remember. >> it wasn't just a new couple spreading its wings. check out the ring bearer at this ceremony in scotland that is scout the owl swooping over the guests to deliver the rings to the best man. >> do you think he was trained or was he just winging it? top or was he just winging it? top headline i'm a rusty old boat hitch, and i am barely hanging on... ha ha ha. and while we're still miles from the lake, i'm gonna launch this boat right here. see ya. [rusty creak sounds] ahoy! [traffic noises] so get allstate, save money on auto insurance and be protected from mayhem. yeah, like me. ♪ ♪ (mmm) (mmm) (hmm) (mmmhmm) ♪ milk chocolate beyond words. classic recipe by lindt. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help agai

cooper's on a mission along with mom, andrea and dad brady. to throw out the first pitch at every major league ballpark in the nation. great pitch cooper to raise awareness and money to help families adopt kids like him with down syndrome and other special needs children . their nonprofit is called rod's heroes. on average, an adoption cost is around $40,000. to be able to adopt internationally, and so we raise adoption grants to help offset those costs. andrea and brady adopted cooper from china eight years ago to join their family roster that's now grown to 11 kids. you have 11 children. we do. yeah, seven adopted. plus we have our four biological children. come on. slide, buddy. slide. cooper's been stealing hearts and bases ever since. he kept asking if he could play baseball. he did amazingly well. nobody go. cooper's passion for the game and the murray's efforts caught the attention of the chicago cubs last year. so they brought him to the mound for the very first time. what was his reaction after the first one? i mean, he celebrated lik

even as evidence, suggested as evidence, it goes to the potential exculpatory evidence, uh, of the bradydismissed under. and itjust shows the importance of disclosing everything to the defence. and as the defence attorney said today, it's not up to the prosecutors to decide what's potentially exculpatory, that the defence can make those decision based on the disclosure of all the evidence. so how can a piece of evidence like this that seems central to the case that you, as you say, how can it not be disclosed? well, the prosecutor had explained that she just deemed it irrelevant. she didn't feel that it was, she felt that it was obviously on site, not related to the live rounds on the rust movie set, so she didn't feel that it needed to be disclosed. this was a decision that she made. and the other prosecutor has made clear that she doesn't agree with that. the other prosecutor actually resigned in the middle of of the day during the proceedings, which was really quite, quite extraordinary. it is. so alec baldwin, let's look forward. alec baldwin cannot be tried again, but he can face so

andrea and brady adopted cooper from china eight years ago to join their family roster. that's now grown to 11 kids. you have 11 children. we do. yeah, seven adopted. plus we have our four biological children. come on. slide, buddy. slide. cooper's been stealing hearts and bases ever since. he kept asking if he could play baseball. he did amazingly well. nobody go. cooper's passion for the game and the murray's efforts caught the attention of the chicago cubs last year. so they brought him to the mound for the very first time. what was his reaction after the first one? i mean, he celebrated like he genuinely just won the world series. are you ready? yeah. let's go. more invites soon came cooper's way. yeah. all right. and now, with five down, this boy of summer isn't stopping until he's knocked it out of the park. with all 30 major league teams each won a field of dreams . the love and acceptance are the real home runs. when you're watching your boy, what goes through your head just by him doing something he's passionate about, it just brings out the best in other people

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we have the assault weapons ban and we have the brady bill that the guy in the background checks for government purchases. i could only pull that we build on the president and we deal with the unique care for the mileage that reflects americans. you know, he's pure countries, a mental health problems. they have drug problems, but do for issues, how they deal with guns, brand products to get those. is there someone or today to bring together, we will indeed see how this continues to pay out island victim in a presidential historian with american university. thank you for joining us on out of here. my flushing side here. how full villages insert on the eastern stage of casala remain isolated by floodwaters days off to the roof, a gash bust it's banks. this is all caused by torrential rains in eritrea. mountain vall reports a this is a slice of life of what's going on here. ok. city if a gosh jump to area that has been flooded a few days ago. for villages, at least, besieged behind these theories, besieged by water. and we're told that so few people can actually wait through this month.

. >> well, sir graham brady, the former power broker to the tory party, will be live in the studio to discuss the next conservative leader. on my panel tonight is telegraph columnist allison pearson, tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour adviser matthew laza. okay. and i want you to tell me why we all hate this orang—utan . okay. i want this orang—utan. okay. i want you to tell me that. why do we all hate that? orang—utan. get ready, britain. here we go . ready, britain. here we go. has ed miliband already gone completely feral? next . completely feral? next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 9:00. and the top story from the newsroom tonight is that police are still waiting to speak to karl clifford in connection with the murders of three members of the same family. he is currently in a serious condition in hospital. the 26 year old was found near a cemetery in north london yesterday after a major manhunt and earlier in enfield, police were seen retrieving what appeared to have been two hard drives and bags of documents from a house connected to their ongoing search. it's und

hear about brady materials. these are this is information that a defendant would be entitled to prepare and present his defense and so when you don't have that, and then suddenly at the night hour or during the trial that pops up that you have you have a really significant likelihood that has been prejudiced and that's what we saw here. and so i married prior dramatic development indeed josh campbell, thanks very much. michael moore, thanks to you as well. we're going to bring you much more on the breaking news as we learn more. plus, we're now waiting to hear directly from president biden. he's getting ready to speak at a campaign rally in detroit. standby we'll see how he does. plus, i'll ask the veteran democratic strategist, james carville about the deep divisions and the drama over president biden's candidacy and where kurt will lead standby lots going on i love milwaukee. cnn is locked i from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take back the white house, follow c

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if there's no contact, then who says some like greats that like kind of retired semi recently like brady for example. we know he's always in prime shape. >> i just love that girls are getting in on the action and getting into football and loving it. >> any time that you can get these kids off their devices on the field in nature, playing with a ball is a good thing. >> danny, you didn't do intramurals, they didn't want me. >> i was a cheerleader. >> what we do, introducing paisano, the authentic pizza oven by granite stone now make the world's most delicious pizza with real stone right in your own home. >> you simply set it and let it make golden, crispy, extra cheesy, stone baked pies in under six minutes. pepperoni, mushroom, hawaiian barbecue. all hot, fresh and easy to do with paisano, the secret is the dual controlled heat zones that quickly heat the real ceramic stone up to 800 degrees while melting the cheese and crisping the crust so you can stone bake just like the pros in under six minutes. look, take any pizza dough sauce, add your favorite toppings, and you're making gourmet

. >> john: in terms of no motivation i think is a parallel between nick saban and tom brady.h said its successful people are not special they're just willing to do what few other people are willing to do. nik stadelman said everyone wants to be number one but they don't want to do with the beast does. he says are you going to be the lion? and i think those are great messages for young athletes. >> i couldn't agree more. and it's about how you treat people. i was raised so wonderfully and i'm so grateful to my parents but he talked to everyone in the stadium before he left. it wasn't about fame or what you did on the court, it was about how you treated people off the court periods bu to most of us have gotten to meet your parents and i could use tips from them because they did so well your fox nation part coming up? >> season seven yes we visit five new national parks. a lot of people's bucket lists like glacier, yosemite, rocky mountain, denali and alaska, and a bit of a hidden gem and i am excited for people to see it. we do the halftone hike which is one of the most dangero

slow movement, brady kin nearby shah.ch and thinking, could all of that be a part of parkinson's could it be louie body ghen have a or vascular dementia or early autonomous zone disease or simple cognitive impairment for some people could be part of normal aging the problem is we don't know and how do we find out? >> steve: and how do we find out? will dementia he has to stop being president right that second. his personal doctor. dr. kevin o'connor put out a statement last night puzzling what saying yesterday at the briefing. put out this clarification which is still kind of broad, dr. nesheiwat. dr. cannard, that's the neurologist, neurological specialist examined president biden for each of his annual physicals. his findings have been made public each time i have released the results of the president's annual physical. president biden has not seen a neurologist outside of his annual physical saw a neurologist as part of the physical. dr. nesheiwat, isn't it malpractice for his personal doctor to see that performance an

that rule is called brady. that's a u.s. supreme court case.s in state court just like in federal court. so the question that the judge has to decide here is was this evidence, were these bullets potentially exculpatory, something that baldwin's team could have used at trial to convince the jury that there was reasonable doubt about his guilt. and if so, why did the prosecution withhold them? you heard the defense argument. that's what defense lawyers often argue. if this evidence wasn't so significant, the prosecution would have turned it over to us. the prosecution says, look judge, this evidence wasn't relevant because there were different markings on these bullets. it's not the same the caliber or type of ammunition that was part of the death of the woman killed onset. now the judge has to resolve all of that and decide whether the prosecution should be penalized for withholding the evidence. >> so if evidence was withheld and there's a lot of questions, as you point out, that the judge has to answer before we get to that point. is it possi

y fue entonces que brady furkan, de 17 aÑos, se lanzÓ a la embarcaciÓn y consiguiÓ detenerla apagandoceso dure diez dÍas. francisco fajardo estÁ en santa fe, nuevo mÉxico. siguiendo los detalles. francisco viste hoy al actor? cÓmo lo viste? >> quÉ tal, julio? buenas tardes. si lo vimos aquÍ, salir hace apenas escasos 30 minutos. luego de casi tres aÑos y por primera vez de la muerte de catalina hutchins. esta cineasta de 42 aÑos en un set de la pelÍcula, se presentÓ en corte el actor de 66 aÑos de edad, justo ahora, desde que empieza el proceso de selecciÓn del jurado, serÁn 12 residentes de nuevo mÉxico los que formarÁn parte de Él. ahora, alec baldwin enfrenta un solo cargo, un delito mayor de homicidio involuntario por el cual podrÍa pasar 18 aÑos en prisiÓn de ser hallado culpable. es un caso con bastante lÍo legal, pero hay que tener en cuenta dos cosas. por un lado, los fiscales e intentarÁn demostrar que alec baldwin actuÓ de forma negligente al utilizar este revÓlver en un ensayo de una escena y apuntarlo hacia la cineasta. de alguna forma, esta arma se detonÓ. aÚn no se deter

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san mateo native and seven time super bowl champ tom brady, ranked fifth.riors superstar steph curry came in at number 14. stanford alum and olympic swimmer katie ledecky came in at 15. and giants great barry bonds number 38. next, at 630, a new poll showing how many democrats would be on board, with vice president harris replacing president biden on the ticket. then just how much money amazon made from its prime day sales? first, though, here's drew. >> hey there. let's get you going this morning. we're going to warm quickly as high pressure is in control. look at all that sunshine coming our way. temperatures quickly warm to near 80 degrees by lunchtime. it's just going to be a hot day away from the coast. heat advisories are in effect. look at those triple digits. beaches are going to be popular today. immune from the around the world waking up to blue screens of death because of a tech failure. >> some airline passengers even forced to use handwritten boarding passes. we're monitoring the consequences and the impact left behind. >> then the heat is back

brady procon hopped onto the back of his neighbor's jet ski and then pulled alongside this runaway boatjumping onto it and cutting the engine. it turns out the boat's operator fill overboard by accident sending the boat in spirals. sailboats and other vessels were docked nearby. luckily nobody was hurt. >>> why some medical students will be getting a free ride, and a warning for apple iphone users. here's carissa lawson with today's "moneywatch." >>> all eyes are on fed chair jerome powell today as he appears before congress on where we with are with inflation. meanwhile wall street is mixed. the dow closed down 31 and nasdaq at 50 and the s&p 500 gained 100 points. >>> a new phishing scam is attacking your information. cyber criminals are sending malicious texts from iphone users that appear to be from apple. the urgent messages ask you to click on a link so you can sign into your icloud account for an important update, but when you do, that's when they steal your apple i.d. information. security experts say protect yourself by checking the phone number to see if it's legit, and avoid

jim brady was lying on the ground, the white house press secretary with blood coming out of his header men who were part of the protective detail. i ran across the street to use the phone. both men survived but it is a day i will never forget. host: given yesterday, the current state of political discourse, you have been traveling the country for the american crossroads series talking to people. what is your sense of how people feel about the way politics is being dealt with today and being discussed? judy: you're right. we have been traveling the u.s. 23 states so far. we've talked to dozens of ordinary americans. we talked to experts. everyone agrees we are historically divided right now maybe worse since the civil war. our discourse has deteriorated. a lot of agreement and disagreement about why. some of it has historical roots. the rise of the modern antigovernment movement. what we know is there is consensus among republicans but even democrats that the news media, the media, the social media has a role to play. yesterday i spoke with a 22-year-old republican delegate, logan gla

in fact, according to brady, united every day about 107 people are shot and killed here in the us now we know that california has some of the strongest gun laws in the nation and now the state has a new tool to try to curb the violence. a bay area. lawmaker joins us today to explain how it works we'll have that conversation in just a few minutes, but first a look at your news headlines. the us navy has exonerated 250. black sailors who were wrongfully punished following the poor chicago disaster and contra costa county. 80 years ago. today on the shore's of susan bay, 300. sailors and civilians were killed. and hundreds more injured after munitions exploded while being loaded onto ships. most of the victims were black. the sailors said they weren't properly trained to handle the bombs and many of them refused to work after the explosion and were court martialed. 50 were convicted of mutiny and sentenced to hard labor. today's paperwork officially clears the sailors of any wrongdoing. none of them survived to see their names cleared. california. congressman adam schiff is the latest de