. ~ , ., from tom brady.etirement, - from tom brady. we understand in the year off he had after retirement, he i year off he had after retirement, he spent a lot of time practising and learning because the number one boones as their cause, the play-by-play boones as their cause, the play—by—play and colour commentators are scrutinised, so tom brady cannot start slow or quickly, he's right in there at the top and 28 million people were watching him. lots of eo - le people were watching him. lots of people were _ people were watching him. lots of people were watching _ people were watching him. lots of people were watching them - people were watching him. lots of people were watching them and i people were watching them and because he is tom brady, because of the greatness he displays and that hefty contracts, tom brady went and got the bag from fox sports, he was able to dial back into his playing days a bit, describing certain plays on the offence, as well as a defence of commentary, so it will take time, and

and tom brady swaps the football field for the broadcast booth as the new nfl season gets under way. hello there and welcome along to the programme. it's been a long time coming, but sri lanka have beaten england in a test for the first time in a decade after an eight—wicket victory at the oval denied the hosts a clean sweep. the tourists had pathum nissanka to thank, who blazed his way to a second test century. our correspondent joe wilson has more. well, in the end there were precious few alarms for sri lanka in their victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular bowling to nissanka who completed the second hundred of his test career. were england weary in this test match, at time they looked it. were they complacent, they will definitely deny that. there always be definite ups than downs with their style of test match cricket, maybe this will be a sobering defeat for them as they try to develop a ruthless streak that was definitely missing in this test match. in test match cricket in places like sri lanka, well maybe this victory in the broader scheme of things is jus

wejust of tom brady in that particular position.e him some grace. i give him until week five and we'll see if tom brady is really that guy, or he was just you know, fox sports was just you know, fox sports was just using his name so they could try to sell games. let's see how _ could try to sell games. let's see how he _ could try to sell games. let's see how he gets _ could try to sell games. let's see how he gets on - could try to sell games. let's see how he gets on this - could try to sell games. let's i see how he gets on this season. british three—time grand slam winner andy murray is enjoying retirement rather more than he thought. in fact, he claims its been "the complete opposite" to what he expected. after calling time on his illustrious 19—year career following the paris olympics. murray's known to be a keen golfer, and is planning to compete in a pro—celebrity tournament next week, partnering scottish open champion robert macintyre. murray spoke to the bbc�*s garry richardson. yeah, may be doing that at wentworth in a fe

growing up cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. nick love to choke and she loved to laugh. they were together that cold november day when tragedy struck. the horrible incident was there for police to hear on a perfectly clear recording. why was what happened so unclear? a mystery that would divide a community and spark a national debate. here is kate snow with 12 minutes on elm street. >> 12 minutes, not a long time. for three people whose paths collided on thanksgiving day, 12 minutes was all it took for their lives to explode in a flash. >> i refuse to live in fear. >> 12 minutes that would haunt their family. >> said this can't be happening. >> have a second of those terrifying minutes would be fiercely debated. >> your instinct is, however you need to do it. >> a town divided over what happened inside this house on elm street. >> a lot of weird things happen in trial. i've never had evidence such as this. >> this might be more than what we are being told. >> before all the fear and finger-pointing, it was just another thanksgiv

the ap says brady was lacking in personality. online comments were just as harsh, one calling brady the worst announcer in the nfl, another saying he was absolutely atrocious and his first interaction with rules analyst mike ferreira included an awkward fist bump, brady saying don't leave me hanging. he'll get the hang of it. he did look a little stiff. i watched the whole game. i think he was trying too hard not to mess up, which is what a lot of new color commentators do in the booth. they just don't want to mess up. >> give them some time, give it. it was his first game. he probably was nervous. i say we give him the season more nervous than he's ever been on the field. >> right. >> okay, let's head to the wnba. another game, another record for caitlin clark, the indiana fever guard had 26 points and 12 assists, a nice double double in a 104 100 win in atlanta. >> but it was her five rebounds against the dream that set a new mark. that means she now has 209 on the season, which is a record for a rookie guard. wow. clark has he

this is always so lit with brady quinn. a midwestern guy and play ball here and it's a little chilly here and bring it back, it's football season. >> this is football and exactly what you go for. for us, how hot it was last week in morgan town, pennsylvania, we'll take this every single weekend. will: we've got texas and began, biggest game in the country this weekend. reporter: what are you expecting for this game? >> it's a battle of is texas back and steve was able to help win a big 12 championship and get to the playoff last year and came up short of a national championship. can't be a one and done. got to repeat that if you're truly back and for michigan, it's the one more era. ask they fill in the big shoes left by jj mccarthy and win a national championship? reporter: learn ago lot about the college football landscape. >> yeah, easier games in week one and true test and challenge and the bigger picture in college football will say a lot about the big 10 in sec talking about some battles too. reporter: yeah a dog in t

did you see the tom brady roast.ws how to have if fun. >> look at tony romo, did he win a super bowl? no, he didn't. but knows the game. he's got a good personality. and it translated immediately into the booth. he was a phenomenon. remember the tony romo moment i was big. it still is. tom brady has the opportunity -- i would normally not watch cowboys, browns, but i'll tune in to watch that game on fox because i want to see tom brady. >> all you have to do he's tune into america's game of the week, that's all you have to do. you'll know because it starts at about you 4:00 eastern. i know you're used to watching football at 1:00. >> at noon. >> noon central. yeah. i know that's how you are used to it. if you stay up a little longer, that's when the big games start and you'll see tom b brady. rachel: i don't normally watch this kind of stuff but he had me at cheek bones. i'm going to watch. >> you're going to watch? 4:00 p.m. today on fox, america's game of the week. >> gavin newsom, tom brady, it's a list that i've n

the former chair of the 1922 committee, lord graham brady, who has been making headunes brady, who haseen making headlines particularly in the telegraph, serialising his book where he shares the secrets behind his discussions with prime ministers, often before they've been forced to resign. it's fascinating stuff. he's going to be here in the studio with me. and as starmer and biden brush off the threat of a war from putin will be speaking to sir simon mayall, the former defence chief of staff, we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics ahead, so don't go anywhere . anywhere. let's go through the newspapers now with jake wallis simons, the editor of the jewish chronicle. jake, lovely to see you this morning. it's a bit of a worrying headline, this axis of evil. i'm talking it because we've got these jul stories currently sort of populating the front of the sunday papers. we've got the issue over whether we are going to sort of allow ukraine to use these storm shadow missiles and have the full capability that they need to defeat russia. and we've also got a story in the sunday telegraph an

also, matthew brady, the famous from the civil war.ly most important photographer in u.s. history, took thousands of images during the civil war, but he ran into hard times towards the end of his life, he was a broken man, penniless, lost his galleries, lost the respect of the public, and he spent his final months with kelly visiting. kelly in his studio talking about times and. kelly brady would look at kelly's portraits of grant and sherman and sheridan. and brady said to think those men once held me in great. they were my friends and now i'm nothing but a broken down old. and he never finished the sentence. brady only had weeks to live and he died in. january 1895. dan sickles well, that's someone that they didn't like very much. dan sickles if you know the story of the battle of gettysburg lost his leg and spent the rest his life disparaging general meade, the commander at gettysburg and also was in charge of the new york state monument commission. and kelly took note that tens of thousands of dollars were missing from those funds

would look at kelley's porch and enter portraits but brady said to think those men held me in great respect they were my friends and now i'm nothing but a broken down and he never finished the sentence brady only had weeks to live and he died in january of 1895. van sickle that is somebody that kelly didn't like very much van sickle the story of gettysburg lost his leg and spent the rest of his life disparaging the general and commander of gettysburg and also what is in charge of the new york state monument commission and kelly took note that tens of thousands of dollars were missing from the funds and they were traced to theac bank account so kelly was not a good friend but he also made his portrait, joe before he died, joe hooker the command of the army received a terrible injury actually standing on the front porch from steps of the chancellor house andnd a column supporting the over end of the porch was hit by a shell and instruct hooker on the side and knocked him unconscious, paralyzed him and he felt the effects of that 15en years later when he gave details that day this is t

now, lord brady, to you , brady.ary party. >> well, today , lord brady's >> well, today, lord brady's much anticipated tell all memoir is released. we're told it's explosive. kingmaker secrets, lies, and the truth about five prime ministers detailing the rise and the fall of those prime ministers. >> well, we're delighted that lord brady joins us now. really good to see you. this morning. why did you want to write this book? >>i book? >> i mean, i think it's too good a story not to be told. and it's very much it's become my life story as well. and i wanted to tell it. and a lot of people over the years have stopped me in the street and said, i do hope you're going to write a book one day. so here it is. >> what i'm intrigued by in all of this, as chair of the 1922 for 14 years, is that record breaking in of itself? i think it is. and you're a man who has to keep your mouth shut about a lot of things. how much of that now are you? are you have you really been comfortable about releasing? >> well, you say tell all memo

tom brady during the telecast.oing to be great. >> two years ago he walks off the field and then he walked up and said, i need another year. i thought, maybe he's not going to want to do this. but you have seen the work ethic he's put in. what have you noticed? you've seen a lot of great players try to go to the booth. troy aikman is fantastic but he's almost a rarity. what is your sense on brady? >> you know what? being around him, really, for the last year or so, he talks to terry bradshaw. "terry, what do you think?" bang, bang, bang. he talks to troy. he's really done is preparation. i think he's going to have great stories, i think he's going to have great insight. of course he's one of the greatest players to ever play the game, the most successful player to ever play the game. i think he's going to be great in the booth. >> i think so, too. it turns out -- i didn't know this -- he took note on every game he plates he could look back at those games and wonder what his decisions were. you have to be quicker in

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like tom brady -- tom brady can say, dak has to do a better job than that.d in the end zone, you weren't open. tom brady actually was very assertive yesterday, he spoke his mind, he did a really good job as a broadcaster. this isn't easy. i would guess this isn't easy to do, going from the field to the booth. he's doing it really, really well and he will only get better, but what i like is it ain't a club with tom brady, he knows why he's getting paid, he's getting paid to tell it like he sees it and that really is -- it's really clarifying in the middle of a game. >> yeah. he was an authoritative voice. look, he was in week one a little shaky, he was clearly nervous, it was his first game out there. >> anybody would be. >> he got mixed reviews after week one, however, the last two weeks he's been excellent, steady improvement. he is too smart and frankly too competitive not to be really good at this. he is the most driven athlete i have ever had the pleasure of rooting for and i think he is someone who is going to keep putting in the work to get better at t

new cast but same task tom brady officially making a debut on football sunday with fox sports. he felt before sunday's games, watch. >> i'm done with the rehearsals i want to cut it loose to. i would be able to get out there and get live reps, i'm really excited about today at the best team i'm so happy to be on your guises team, is a pleasure for me and honor to be here to call this game in front of so many millions of fans watching. >> here's one user from acts giving us his take on brady's commentary after yesterday's action-packed saying tom brady is clearly quite nervous of the nfl broadcasting debut kind of funny to remind yourself the greatest quarterback to ever do it is still a human being at the end of the day. >> i watched of course it was the cowboys i watched. of course you did. cheryl: i thought he did a great job. that was his first time. >> a couple fumbled the early innings on the wrong sport, he could be great but it's a little awkward to get going big change in your job. >> since were paying jack prescott that salary better if. >> how comforting to see the be

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barry williams who played greg on the brady bunch, i was raised on the brady bunch.rising thing ever. he said, quote, we all hooked up with each other at some point, not necessarily while we were filming. i dated maureen and chris knight dated eve and michael a susan hd a mock wedding at some point. we all hooked up. rachel: who knew? >> we all knew. rachel: i didn't. i'm so innocent. >> he said also in the interview that he had a teen crush on his tv mom, florence. rachel: listen, florences henderson is funny, t w witty, u adida show with her, she had a wicked, naughty sense of humor many it's not surprising that a teenager would find her interesting and beautiful. i didn't know this stuff was happening. >> you knew there was a look going on when she was they in se box, looking up. rachel: lana delray, she's gorgeous, she married anil gator al gayertore tour guy, he owns t swamp alligator tour. what do you make of this. >> they they got married on an alligator tour boat. this shows love has no boundaries. lana delray, who i love, she seems about hollywood and fame a

>> it happened when tom brady did.and the players lined up to get brady's autograph after they hammered the bucs that day >> i love how the players are fans of the people they are playing. >> grew up watching them. >> absolutely. what a moment. all right, vern, thank you. >>> all right, still ahead, the megamillions jumps again after no one wins the big jackpot. how much is up for grabs in tomorrow's drawing. behind every second of game-changing performance, there's a lifetime of planning, testing in the toughest conditions to help perfect, every detail. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimme

. >> reporter: michelle's favorite memories at a's games are with her family, including her son brady who lives in danville. the simpsons aren't the only ones traveling far to watch their last a's game in oakland. chris is here from colorado to watch the game with his parents who drove from merle merced. >> you hate to see the coliseum close up like this. i got so much a's stuff at home. >> reporter: back in section 247 michelle and brady are soaking it all in. >> got to hold this together. we're just getting started. we really wish they could stay. we would have done anything to help them stay here. i think that's where all the disappointment is, there's nothing we could do to help our team, just show up for them. >> reporter: that's exactly what fans are doing during this final homestand in oakland. juliette, when i was there for the entire game, i met a father/son duo from spain that flew in just for this game, a brother and sister duo from colorado, a brother from birmingham, a's fans trying to see their a's one last time in the coliseum. >> you made a lot of friends today. you kn

i'll tell you when tom brady just did gives me goosebumps.as like an epic showcase of what my future could look like, but there's going to be a lot of work between now and then, and hopefully that's our best broadcast of the year, because a lot of people wonder why you're tom brady. >> you don't need to do this in this phase of your career. why take on this challenge? >> well, i think football has been something that i dreamed about when i was a kid, and i got to live that dream playing at a professional level. now i get to transcend that playing career with another opportunity to cover the game in a different way. so i think all those things came together in a very fun, unique way. hopefully all the viewers and the entire audience will see, okay, this guy really does love the sport. that's what my hope is. >> all right, so it's coming up finally. we've been waiting on this for a long time, haven't we? >> i saw him practicing at the 49ers game last month. preseason game? >> did you? yeah. oh, wow. all right, well, it's pretty cool. we'll see

kelce on espn and brady on fox. into the game kendrick lamar announced as the super bowl halftime headliner. >> the nfl is our national pastime. the fan base is extraordinary. the tv ratings are off the charts. almost all the top shows at the end of the year are nfl football games. it is just one of the great american success stories that keeps building on itself. it is entertainment. it is sports. it is americana. >> final three seconds from brazil. >> the game going global. the philadelphia eagles and green bay packers marking a historic moment this weekend, playing the first nfl game ever in sao paulo, brazil. what a day. nfl commissioner roger goodell talking about the sport's expansion on cnbc. >> we have 38 million fans here already. we hope this will really ignite this market and really become passionate football fans. >> we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars, probably billions of dollars over the lifetime of contracts. >> a football frenzy all culminating in tonight's monday night game in the bay are

kris brown is the president of brady united against gun violence. on another hour of "velshi" , donald trump is still spewing lies, nonsense and hate outside of court. plus, why economists are worrying another-- warning another term presidency could bring economic downturn. i will also call to order this week's meeting of the "velshi" banned book club. another hour of "velshi" begins right now. >>> a morning. it is saturday september the 7th. we are now entering one of the most active phases of the election cycle, the period between labor day and election day. it is often referred to as the final sprint of the campaign season because this is when things really ramp up. the first votes of the 2024 general election will soon be cast with a handful of states scheduled to mail out absentee ballots in the coming days and or offer in person voting options. north carolina was supposed to be the first day to send out ballots yesterday but that was delayed to the last minute due

. >> plus, on sunday night football, patrick mahomes surpassing tom brady the new record set. >> and later the monday morning wake-up call no. one wants. a dog playing the piano. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> a very good monday morning, everyone. i'm lionel moise in for andrew. >> i'm andrea fujii in for ryan. and we begin with breaking news growing fears of a wider war in the middle east. israel carrying out what it describes as extensive airstrikes in lebanon this morning after hezbollah fired rockets deeper into israel for the first time, the israelis have warned civilians to evacuate any buildings being used by hezbollah to store weapons. >> move out of harm's way immediately. >> overnight, an israeli military spokesman warning residents of lebanon near the israeli border to move now, saying strikes are coming over the weekend. israel carrying out more than 300 airstrikes in southern lebanon while hezbollah reportedly launched more than 100 rockets toward israel. most were intercepted, but some making it through. >> the senior u.s. official tells me that thes

but for will known chinese communist party experts and marie brady. the language should be treated with skepticism voting bridges is a c, c, k fries. so it sounds like us, but only certain people can get on this bridge. are dissidence allowed on the bridge between australia or in china and the professor we're using and university of categories says the same is true. so the concept of chinese new year chinese a is just a terminology that the ccp has come up with some exclusive. it's not inclusive, and al governments understood that and have corrected the usage to say loan and the recognizing that that tend includes all the communities and is not adopting a c. c pay terminology that's being used to try and control culture. the chinese government wants the chinese community to speak in one voice to promote the chinese communist party. so that might china propaganda quite different from soft power from other countries. china research, i'm former advisor to the strain and governmental relations with china. catherine winding, you also raises concerns about

not only will's team on the field but tom brady in the booth. how is he going to do? in for? >> yeah. listen, you know, the truth is as a cowboy fan, bill, i have entered a little bit of like blah. 12-53 straight years is losing. losing in the playoffs not good. my anticipation for the season wasn't high. last night with the sounds on and college football i turned and it sounds good, the sounds of football in the house. i'm going to double down. i do every year. i will go all in on the cowboys. they'll be great. not worried about it. i'm big on brady. i think he will be really good at this. not because i work for fox. he has shown in interviews he is deep, original and brave. that's what i want from a commentator. have fun, tom. i have think you'll be great at this. >> bill: he could really offer some insight into the game and what he sees doing well and what he thinks could be improved. looking forward to sunday in the afternoon. good luck, will. >> dana: thank you. >> good luck to you and the bengals and you, dana. >> bill: come on, let's do it. let's go. thanks, wi

earlier, i spoke to kris brown, president at brady, a non—profit organisation that advocates for gunonight there is a community school in shock, grieving over what happened. what is your reaction to what we saw today? i am wearing a shirt, "holy guacamole" i wore it on purpose today, it references whatjoaquin oliver, known as guac to his friends, the son of manny and patricia oliver, a student at marjory stoneman douglas high school, who was killed on february 14, valentine's day, 2018 and i am wearing the shirt today, not only to pay on to him but because his parents were at cnn doing a media hit about their effort to stop gun violence, including shootings at school and i was with them after that media hit at 10:30am today. it is when i understand the school shooting happened. the answer to your question, it is horrific and i cannot, as a mum, as a human being and as a person, who is an american, say that it is anything else for me as a human being but what is worse is for the families impact and then for other survivors like manny and patricia, traumatising to an extent that we hav

by the way, wayne brady, i like wayne brady. charles: i'm old. >> i know him from "whose line is this anyway" but door number one or door number two it's a fine line. it's not either/or . just how it develops so i think investors, you know, we keep thinking oh, we were so scared about the market because we're going into a hard landing but they feel the same as they go along. charles: it's interesting because i feel like people would backed either camp, the hard landing or soft landing, throughout the course of the week we have stuff everyday and there's a little bit of something for everyone so on monday it's the soft landing camp we told you so. then on tuesday hey the hard landing camp we told you so. it's never smooth or en, right? >> no exactly because you never know and that's the thing. but when you look at the broader economic backdrop, we have real incomes rising, we have government spending that they are showing no signs of taking the purse strings back, we have consumer balance sheets at the best shape they've been in

maybe we'll ask tom brady. that is the big question for the market and the morning leading up to the fed's next meeting. that date is september 18th. we'll dive right into it. >>> plus, we talk bitcoin and krupt with michael saylor at 6:50 a.m. iceck out the russell index whh fell 5% last week. the worst weekly beginning since the start of july and august. "squawk box" is coming right back. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by truist securities. experience, expertise, execution. can i have another pancake? from full house... ...to empty nest... ...to free birds. vanguard personal advisor can help you prepare for every chapter. we got this. that's the value of ownership. ordinary problems are for ordinary companies. we're here to fight the big, intimidating, impossible-to-change problems. [beeping] from developing treatments at unprecedented speed to addressing threats to global health. we're leading the way with a revolutionary mrna platform that could teach our bodies to do extraordinary things. we'

joining me live is kris brown, president at brady, a nonprofit organization that advocates for gun reformote tonight that is a community school in shock, grieving over what happened. what is your reaction to what we saw today? i what is your reaction to what we saw today?— what is your reaction to what we saw today? i am wearing a shirt, i we saw today? i am wearing a shirt. i were _ we saw today? i am wearing a shirt, i wore it _ we saw today? i am wearing a shirt, i wore it on _ we saw today? i am wearing a shirt, i wore it on purpose - shirt, i wore it on purpose today, it references what queen oliver, the son of manny and patricia oliver, he was killed on february ia, valentine's day, 2018 and i on february 1a, valentine's day, 2018 and i am wearing the shed today, not only to pay on to him but because his parents were at cnn doing a media hit about their effort to stop gun violence, including shootings at school and i was with them after that media hit at 10:30am today. it is when i understand the school shooting happened. the answer to your question, it is horrific and i cannot, as

tom brady is, to your point, iconic superstar and of course mr reynolds represents wrexham., it's a great night because it puts them on the map as well. the world will watch wrexham versus birmingham city at st. andrews, i think that's the compelling issue.— city at st. andrews, i think that's the compelling issue. there is some su . . estion the compelling issue. there is some suggestion this _ the compelling issue. there is some suggestion this game _ the compelling issue. there is some suggestion this game would - the compelling issue. there is some suggestion this game would be - the compelling issue. there is some l suggestion this game would be played in the united states, was that of her likely? in the united states, was that of her likel ? ., , in the united states, was that of her likely?— her likely? personally, i think that's a great _ her likely? personally, i think that's a great idea. _ her likely? personally, i think that's a great idea. but - her likely? personally, i think that's a great idea. but i - her likely? personally, i think| that's a great idea. but

that is a lot you need to vote for commissioner brady davis. get your family to vote, get your friends to vote, get your relatives to vote. i love that woman. i'm going to flip it back on you for a second. how do non-trans people get to fight to protect trans rights? that is what i want to hear. great question, believe me, but listen, there's actually a pretty big solution that helps us all, passing the equality act , federal legislation that would make it possible to have non-dissemination reductions in every state and territory in the united states, hands down, without question of secretary buttigieg tries driving for michigan, where he lives, to l.a., he is going to have a change to the rights in which he is entitled in every county, state, and city drive through. it is a patchwork of rights, every lgbtq american lives under, and we can fix that, make it so there's not discrimination in housing or credit, or public accommodations, or jury service. that is something we can do. all we need is a workable majority in numbers, and a president who

brady. >> lord brady, now his autobiography, is released and it's quite juicy , interesting it's quiterdian. >> the guardian is leading on school academy claims in to ban mobile phones like they have in australia, >> so we do go to the i now leads with them a virgin private uk health care as a record number of people turn from the, the us, the nhs. >> i think. and finally the daily mirror reports a tearful sven is very simple. >> well, joining us to go through what's making the news, kevin schofield and stephanie takyi. it's lovely to see you both. good morning. all right. let's get stuck in because kevin i find this fascinating. the daily telegraph front page. graham brady, the kingmaker, that's what he's called the book actually is the kingmaker talking about all the machinations behind the scenes behind the tory various tory leadership contests. >> yeah, exactly. so of course, graham brady was for many years the chair of the 1922 committee. so he was the guy who had to go to all these conservative prime ministers and say the game is up, the tory mps have turned against you . i've go

so tom brady heard a lot of trash talk a kasie come into the st. andrews. thank david beckham on instagram, he said he couldn't repeat a lot of what was said by the fans at st. andrews to him, but got the win go get done. what else is new? >> indeed, hilarious carolyn. thank you very much for that. i will say that despite his quite your eagles, you know, the celebration was a little gratuitous. it didn't really need to see that but i'm going to talk about producers. i'm talking about producers ever again. >> thank you, carolyn, i'll see you coming up in our next hour on cnn this morning, donald trump's speaking out. >> we're counting the moments that one of his secret service agent spotted a would-be assassin asad just 500 yards from the former president, plus j.d vance blaming the left, calling for democrats to tamp down their political rhetoric if, you tell the american people that this person needs to be eliminated most of them thank god, are going to ignore you, but some crazy person is going to take matters into their own when hands 30 years? i've been

it's waiting periods the brady law.o such by partisan move at this point, given how highly charged the political rhetoric is at this moment in time how important is it for the words that we heard from both biden and harris in the wake of this to say unequivocally they condemn all such political violence we know it political violence is as part of our history, but not necessarily a part of our destiny. >> and i think like comedians, people on both sides of the aisle to come together. instead of unusual sight to work out after the reagan assassination, it past the brady bill. and there was some cooperation between democrats and republicans make major progress was made. so it's possible we need to simply recreate the circumstances that allow us to really talk and have a dialogue and say, this is such an important issue that it's going to transcend politics that transcends partisanship. we've not done that trump. >> prior to this apparent attempt on his life has hinted in some of his public rhetoric that perhaps biden/harri

and tom brady swaps the football field for the broadcast booth as the new nfl season gets under way.e programme. it's been a long time coming, but sri lanka have beaten england in a test for the first time in a decade after an eight—wicket victory at the oval denied the hosts a clean sweep. the tourists had pathum nissanka to thank, who blazed his way to a second test century. our correspondent joe wilson has more. well, in the end there were precious few alarms for sri lanka in their victory on the fourth day, england powerless in particular bowling to nissanka

tom brady, you're a broadcaster, how about that? >> todd: good stuff.aints dominates carolina panthers 47-10. >> in the back field. throws and did he hold on? touchdown saints. and finally, just roll this crack. >> formation to the right. wow. touchdown. wow. >> todd: carley, when i hand you a pen, i make it more difficult for you to get that pen than that pas was to the other -- 28-6 was the score, season is over. other things. you and i did not have a good football weekend. over in miami dolphin take home win agains jaguars thanks to this tyreek hill 80-yard touchdown. hill was actually in handcuffs hours before kickoff. he was put on the ground and h handcuffed. he was let go by police. dan dakich is on outkick.com. scottie scheffler and tyreek hill, what are you hearing as to what happened here? >> well, i don't think anybody knows what happened. some are saying police filed protocol, reckless driving, why did tyreek hill have to go on the ground with a knee in him? that is biggest concern. one officer is on administrative leave. there is video out

he did the interviews while he did the sketch and the notes and also brady during the civil war, probably the most photographer in u.s. history, took thousands of images during the civil war, but he ran into hard times towards the end of his life. he was a broken man, penniless, lost his galleries, loss of respect of the public and he spent his final months with kelly visiting kelly in his studio, talking about old times, and kelly-- brady would look at kelly's portraits of grant, sherman, sheridan, and to think they once held me in respect and now i'm a broken down-- he didn't finish the sentence. he had weeks to live and died in january of 1885. and dan fickles, kelly didn't like very much. he lost his leg, and spent the rest of his life disparaging general mead, the commander at gettysburg, and kelly took note at that tens of thousands of dollars were missing from those funds and they were traced to fickles bank account so kelly wasn't a good friend, but he mid the portrait. joe hooker shortly before he died, he received a terrible injury, was standing on the front porch, front steps o

kevin brady. and the tax cuts will be expiring next year. without him, it would simply not have happened. former texas congressman house ways and means committee chief looks like something out of a norman rockwell. the president is going to expound a little bit on additional tax cuts he wants to see, there's a battle going back and forth, who can give more tax cuts, looking at ending taxes on overtime, no tax on that, no tax on tips, >> just like the tax cuts, this will be politically popular. he runs a construction crew, work on believable hours, the first question to me is why attacks over time? they've tax the first 40 hours a week so this can appeal to a certain group of workers. the first priority is tax cuts on workers, a $4 trillion hit on all sorts of workers including blue-collar workers, that is a big challenge for him, he's got to figure out how do we manage all of these ideas, the end of the year next year, huge challenge. harris: love tax cuts as much as the next guy, when you came up with tax cuts, allowances you had to do to p

now, brady, colbert, long best director for the brutal is started. adrian brody, some critics are saying that the film club ned brody, another roscoe, as you will take a yes, this is actually my favorite film of venice, the littlest, an epic movies during adrian brody as a jewish architect who escapes the, the chaos of a world war 2 to come to america to try and restart his life and his career is the absolute best. i've seen adrian brody since the pianist which won him his one and only oscar. um and if i, if it was up to me, i would give him a 2nd one for this. this is an absolute astounding performance and well deserving of more awards. god rocks for that. thank you very much. and that's it from me and the news team of now don't go away. next. all tech show shift looks at the use of drones to take people moving along voters and ask whether they are a good or a bad thing. that's it from me and the newest. thanks for the we are all set with what seemed close to the team to bring use a story behind the news. we were owned about unbiased information for

hundreds of thousands of people, including celebs like ashley tisdale and tom brady, have fallen forgram won't be able to use their images for training ai. in reality, people can opt out in their account settings. and some parents at a primary school have signed a pledge to delay their child getting a smartphone. that's until the end of year 9, when most children will have turned 14. the school in hitchin has asked all the other primaries in the town to do the same. and now, ten seconds of good news. afc wimbledon say they're blown away by donations to repair their pitch after severe flooding caused a sinkhole. newcastle united, who were meant to play them earlier this week, donated £15,000. that's you all caught up — have a good one! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the programme: a disappointing draw for manchester united, as christian eriksen scores and then gives away the equaliser against fc twente in the europa league. is this the team that launches a revolution in women's football? we find out how money could flow from lake como to the women's