bruce: no.ncine: bruce, is this the biggest mistake, actually, for politicians and chief executives is staying on for too long? or is leadership in 2024 different to what it was in the early 2000's? bruce: you know, i think it all depends on the organization. some organizations fit one way, some fit another. i'm not suggesting our culture is what works for everybody else. but we have a culture where our elders stay around for long periods of time to help. and our young people get opportunities which they would not otherwise get if the elders stayed in place in a full-time role. and that's what we do. but maybe it does not work for everyone and that's ok. francine: bruce flatt, thank you so much for joining us today. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why

thank you, we don't have much time left, i want to get uh bruce second question, bruce, before we wrap this up and we have uh mind you just a little less in two minutes left, okay the us says we had no prior knowledge of this, we were not involved, okay, if that is true and a big if for that matter uh bruce, then where is it where the condemnation that that civilian areas have been targeted in a metropolitan? uh area that by no standards is this acceptable by a international law under any kind of norms of humanity and no military gain or value could possibly come out come from this except what causing sheer unfettered terror among lebanies civilians yeah there will be no uh real condemnation uh of israel on the part of the united states or for that matter of uh of the of canada uh we have in in canada we have a government which is which is unconditionally pro israel and unconditionally anti-palestinian and uh that that is a political culture in this country which has existed for decades um i i i i i simply think that uh the um "the the west has missed its opportunity to hold uh israel

bruce drummond-— my colleague, barrister bruce drummond.wow. simply — drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. _ drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. i— drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. i have - drummond. thank you. i mean i wow, simply wow. i have worked on this_ wow, simply wow. i have worked on this case _ wow, simply wow. i have worked on this case now for over a year— on this case now for over a year talking to some of these amazing _ year talking to some of these amazing ladies, and to see them all sitting — amazing ladies, and to see them all sitting here today is just incredible. well done, all of you — incredible. well done, all of you i— incredible. well done, all of you. i would also like to echo what — you. i would also like to echo what my— you. i would also like to echo what my colleague dean has said in saying — what my colleague dean has said in saying that this is one of the — in saying that this is one of the worst— in saying that this is one of the worst cases of corporate sexual— the worst cases o

sorry bruce again tomorrow.e again tomorrow on my show at 8 pm. and i'm back on headliners tomorrow at 11 pm. with nick dixon and stephen allen. after that. dixon and stephen allen. after that . and if you're watching at that. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. goodbye >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news, a much drier night tonight compared to last night across the south. pretty chilly one though, so it will be a cold start to the weekend for much of the weekend the weather is set fair, but behind me this area of low pressure will bring some wet and windy weather later on sunday. for the time being though, the winds are coming down from the north. that's why it's going to be chilly, bringing a few showers across wales, southwest england, northern scotland and along the east coast of england. but the winds here will be easing and the sho

what happens that was to unless bruce penny and pride for us many thanks, bruce, appreciate it. thank you, jerry dw is julia sal daily is in the southern german city of paso for us, julia. hi there. what's the situation where you are as well? this is equation here is not as dramatic as we've seen in the kind of neighboring countries to the east, like the tech republic. uh there was a break in the wet rain up in the past few days. it was raining a lot. there was a break yesterday evening and this morning it started raining again and rain throughout the afternoon, but the city is ready in case more water were to come in the next few days and i can show you how they've been preparing. for example here. this road which runs alongside the danube river has been closed. people can't drive their cars here. and as we see the streets here in behind, this area that has been blocked off is filled with water and is not really high. but the water had been coming from the down you from the river right there, but also from the drains. and the city is also started preparing by putting up sand ba

jung us now from montreal for more in the story is bruce cat's co-president at. palestinian and jewish unity, hello there uh, mr. cats, always a pleasure to check in with you, hope you're safe and doing well out there, now bruce, your thoughts on the um is really and this is the first time they've uh tried and far from the first time i should say, but your initial thoughts on trying to get this icjk scrubbed, i think it's uh, it's highly unlikely that south africa will retreat from its initial position. uh, which is to uh, essentially show that israel has more than committed more than just a plausible genocide, but it's a a classic casebook genocide. um, the fact that netanyahu is trying to press the us congress to... pressure on the government of south africa to get it to back away from uh from its um its case that it's put forward at the international court of justice uh shows to what degree netanyahu is um is desperate and and essentially recognizes the fact that there are... could be uh not simply uh economic and political repercussions for him, but but an actual um mandate of a wa

> legendary martial arts, actor and filmmaker bruce lee was honored in oakland today. we had roots in the town before launching into super stardom and now oakland has honored him by naming an intersection kron four's. philippe djegal has the story. >> the lot has changed over the decades, but in the 1960's, san francisco native bruce lee opened and operated a martial arts school here on broadway in his daughter, shannon says the town and her father were a perfect fit before he became an international superstar. oakland was chosen because oakland was where his peers were. >> and where that open mind was on monday. local leaders joined the community honoring lead with a commemorative street renaming as we renamed the street in honor of bruce lee today. >> we also pay tribute to values that he stood for. that is what martial arts does. the intersection at broadway and garnet street now known as bruce leeway roads converging warily built his knee bruise. >> way. >> councilmember at-large. rebecca kaplan spearheading the effort for the roll modeled a strength and a self det

abc's mary bruce leading us off, she's right here in philadelphia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the highly anticipated showdown. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump about to meet here on the debate stage, coming face-to-face for the first time ever for 90 minutes that could make or break their campaigns. harris arriving overnight in philadelphia after days of intense preparation, mock debates on a stage with full tv lighting. harris turning to hillary clinton, the two speaking in the last week. and harris leaning on advisers who prepped clinton for her debates with trump. one even dressing up like the former president to play him in rehearsals. president biden tonight telling reporters that harris is ready. >> i spoke to the vice president. she seems calm, cool, and collected. i think she's going to do great. >> reporter: a campaign source telling us harris is not "underestimating" her opponent, that it would be a "mistake" to do so. this is trump's seventh general election presidential debate, more than any candidate in modern history. the stakes could no

bruce lead now has a street named after him oakland. but first, police released body cam video of a shooting that happened at powell street bart station earlier this >> you're looking police body cam video of a police shooting at a san francisco bart station. this happened at the powell street station back on september. 13th. police say the suspect identified as justin alderman was spotted with a gun in a stolen car on jesse and 6th streets. what approached by officers alderman took off with the gun and police ended up chasing him all the way to the powell street bart station. and that's where an officer shot alderman after they say he continuously refused to drop his weapon. >> thankfully, no innocent bystanders nor the officers involved in the incident were harmed. these brave officers demonstrated remarkable courage pursuing this armed individual under challenging conditions and are crowded downtown area. i ask our officers daily to be proactive and to redpond to dangerous situations and they consistently rise to the challenge. >> al

here's mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: out on the trail for the first time since her faceoff with donald trump, kamala harris in north carolina tonight, hoping to carry the debate momentum forward. >> two nights ago, donald trump and i had our first debate. and i believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate. because this election and what is at stake could not be more important. >> reporter: harris arguing the debate shows trump is a man of the past without a plan for the future, singling out the issue of health care. at the debate, linsey davis asking him about his longstanding promise to replace the affordable care act, known as obamacare. >> linsey: last month, you said, quote, we're working on it. so tonight, nine years after you first started running, do you have a plan, and can you tell us what it is? >> obamacare was lousy health care, always was. it's not very good today, and what i said that if we come up with something, and we are working on things, we're going to do it and we're going to replace it. >> linsey: so, just a yes or no, you still do not have a plan? >> i

>> david: mary bruce with us. thank you, mary. >>> tonight, u.s. intelligence now confirming they have briefed donald trump on assassination threats coming from iran. pierre thomas on that tonight. >> reporter: tonight, top intelligence officials warning former president trump that he's an ongoing target for assassination by iran. trump given that blunt assessment during a briefing on tuesday. tonight, responding. >> if i were the president, i would inform the threatening country, in this case, iran, that if you do anything to harm this person, we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. >> reporter: that briefing follows the recent arrest of a pakistani man with alleged ties to iran who the fbi says was plotting to hire a hitman to kill trump. it comes as a blistering newby partisan senate report on the first attempt on trump's life in butler, pennsylvania, said there was credible intelligence of a threat against the former president. senators calling the secret service failures "preventable." >> there has to be

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mary bruce from arizona. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris touching down late today at the southern border to tackle one of her greatest vulnerabilities in this campaign, immigration. harris traveling to the border in the key battleground of arizona. she's been closing the gap on donald trump's lead on the economy. now aiming to fight him on who would be most effective on border security, too. tonight, the campaign with a new ad. >> she put cartel members and drug traffickers behind bars, and she will secure our border. >> reporter: tonight, harris promising if she's elected, she will add 1,500 more border agents and officers, crack down on fentanyl smuggling and human trafficking, surge resources to the border. much of this was included in the landmark bipartisan border security bill that harris supported but that donald trump urged members of congress to tank, just as the campaign was heating up. >> donald trump called up those folks and said, don't put that bill on the floor for a vote. he blocked the bill, and you know why? because he'd prefer to run on a problem instead of fixi

mary bruce leading us off with late developments in the race for president. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris in battleground georgia, a state that is putting a new spotlight on one of her campaign's key issues, abortion. >> this is a health care crisis, and donald trump is the architect of this crisis. >> reporter: former president donald trump has boasted of appointing three of the supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade. georgia then implemented a law banning abortion at six weeks, before most women even know they're pregnant. harris shining a light on the death of 28-year-old mother amber thurman, pointing to a propublica report saying she is the first woman known to lose her life as a result of georgia's abortion ban. >> we will speak her name, amber nicole thurman. amber nicole thurman. amber nicole thurman. >> reporter: after a medication abortion out of state was incomplete, thurman suffered a grave infection. her doctors waited 20 hours to operate. by then, it was too late, and she died. overneed, harris meeting with thurman's mother at an event host

here tonight, mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, a once-unthinkable turn. republican stalwart dick cheney, george w. bush's hawkish vice president, declaring he will vote for kamala harris in november. the announcement made by his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the cheneys presented a united front on capitol hill on the one-year anniversary of the january 6th attack. two of just a handful of republicans to mark a moment of silence. today in a statement, dick cheney saying, there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than donald trump. he tried to steal the last election using lies and violence to keep himself in power after the voters had rejected him. he can never be trusted with power again. as citizens, we each have a duty to put country above partisanship to defend our constitution. liz cheney recently announced she, too, is backing harris. her announcement comes just days after john mccain's son, jimmy mccain, a ve

bruce? we had a bruce. how good is bruce, bruce blakeman? one of the greats, he wanted an upset. this was another, this is a republican. he ran a couple of times. you couldn't beat this hoax of democrats. he ended up winning. he's done such a good job. he's now unbeatable. they don't even run anybody. right. great. really great. we got a lot of them. joe cairo's here. joe. are we going to win, joe? what do you think, joe cairo don't mess with joe. right. joe. we love you, man. your family is great too, but i will stop the kamala crime wave and we will do everything we can. we're going to get these violent criminals behind bars. we're going to get them out of our country. we're going to take them back to the country from which they came a few months ago. i visited with the grieving family of a new york city police officer, jonathan diller, you know, jonathan diller, i was hoping his family could be with us. he was just 31 years old, gunned down during a traffic stop by a vicious thug leaving behind his incredible wife, stephanie and family and family. their one year old son. what

according to this agreement, bruce accepts iran's absolute sovereignty over bahrain and undertakes to compensate for the damage caused to the port . yes, this was not signed by us, while this broker is in fact the owner of the authority . it had been part of the iranian empire and there was at one period, i think the british, one of the british representatives made some mission of the iranian sovereignty. over it but the british... it is an acknowledgment of a historical fact and it is important that the plenipotentiary representative of the british government in the persian gulf region acknowledges iran's sovereignty over bahrain, so there must have been a historical fact that this representative comes and recognizes this. since ancient times , we always rely a lot on this issue of the shiraz contract, because it is officially said there that a person like adam bruce is a person without evidence and evidence for such a verdict. bahrain has been owned by iran in different eras, but the infinite power of the british has been defeated so that we can no longer harm iran, during the qajar

what bruce is best known as a martial artist and a movie star. >> he was also a writer, a philosopher he was a true artist and a true legend in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 coming up next from this to this. oakland promising to clear up more encampments after a major cleanup where they say they collected more than 40 tons of trash. plus bulls on the loose where officials say. >> the herd tried to hide after escaping from a rodeo. now at 10, 30, the city of oakland pushing back on homeless encampments. the mayor giving orders to remove tents from sidewalks and parks. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk with mayor sheng thao. well, a homeless encampment was being removed. 40 tons of debris was cleared from the homeless encampment that existed oakland since 2006. >> it went from this to this in a matter of days because of an executive order signed by mayor sheng thao allowing people to live in tent is not dignified. it's not safe is actually very dangerous. you're open to the elements and not just but many of the criminal elements come to mayor thao has directed all city departments to

no matter what. >> david: so, let's bring in mary bruce. i know you've been talking to your sources inside the harris campaign. what is her strategy heading into this debate tomorrow night on abc? >> reporter: well, david, harris is certainly an experienced debater, but her campaign is quick to note that this is fundamentally different. this will be trump's seventh presidential debate. it will be harris' first. her goal here tomorrow night will be to highlight her positions on the issues and then pivot to put the spotlight on trump. reminding voters of his record, to counter what the campaign is describing as trump amnesia. and, yes, david, she will try to get under his skin. the challenge for harris, to bait him without being baited herself. david? >> david: mary, thank you. let's get right to abc's rachel scott, also here at the national constitution center. rachel, president trump also says he's not one for formal debate prep, but your sources tell you he is, in fact, preparing. >> reporter: yes, david. i'm told that donald trump is taki

cats out of canada bruce pleasure to have you on wish it was better circumstances your initial thoughts on the regime's uh choice now for escalation instead of opting for ceasefires and peace and more and restoration of calm to the region? well, we know, and i've said this before in previous interviews on press tv, we know that there's no possibility of cease fire, for the simple reason that netanyahu is already sabotaged, sabotaged, what was already accepted in principle as as in may, which was agreed upon between uh negotiators and israeli negotiators and netanyahu um added uh conditions at the very last minute that were unacceptable to hamas uh so in july he sabataged it and the israeli newspaper uh only just recently uh wrote that he's uh sabotaged uh attempts at cease fire on not simply on one occasion but on a number of occasions. so the again, there will be no cease fire and there will be no liberation of hostages, israeli hostages for the simple reason that netanyahu doesn't want doesn't want the israeli hostages released. um, as i've said before, his colleagues of the extreme r

stuart: 60,000, whoa, whoa, bruce i didn't realize. bruce? 60,000? >> yes.m is now renting large screen tv's. as i like to say there will be more pick-up trucks in nassau colosseum than in georgia and north carolina, all with trump flags and american flags. stuart: you seem to love it, bruce you really do. i'm going to change the subject though. this is something you might not like. >> go ahead. stuart: nassau county lawmakers have approved a lease for a brand new las vegas sands casino in new york. it's getting a lot of backlash from the residents. what's your response to that? >> well actually the opposition is very minimal. there's just a few groups that are opposing it. i believe that if they put up the world class hotel, spa, entertainment center and casino, at the colosseum site that it will be the highest grossing casino in the united states. it'll be a tremendous success. it will create many construction jobs. thousands of them here in nassau county in the metropolitan area and there will be thousands of permanent jobs. it will give revenue to the lo

and bruce, you've been you've been banned from twitter. well, exactly. i am an animal. and that's just the whole thing. it was something. it was a bot that adjudicated me. i tried to appeal and all this kind of thing. my point with the blocking and the first time you've been in trouble with a bot. yes, it is actually. and believe me, i've suffered at the hands of bots all my adult life. you have no idea. some of them are so lazy, but more of that after the break. my point would be though, if you have blocked someone. for example, i met a lovely family that recognised me on the elizabeth line today. right? they were lovely. hello, it was nice to speak to you, but if i block them knowing they could see and going, i absolutely hate them and all that, i might drive them to the point where they actually want to take a hammer to me. absolutely yes, that's the whole thing. so i don't think this is a good thing, because i think a lot of people that block people will think, oh, they can't do anything. i'm just going to wind them up and then they're

bruce cats, co-president of the palestine. and jewish unity from montreal. gentlemen, thank you for being on the news review program. rabbi was beginning with you, your initial thoughts on the 500 thousand plus protesters taken to the streets to denounce benjamin netanyahu and his disregard for the lives of the israeli captives. we've been seeing smaller protests in tel aviv nearly a weekly basis, but this week's being the largest so far, but don't you think this should have happened much, much, much earlier? uh, well, first, with the help of the almighty i pray, should be stol upon me his truth is wisdom, that i may convey his message, and so sanctify his name and bring peace to the world domain. well, um, this, these protests, first of all, have been happening, since before the state was created by the jewish people true to our religion, judaism, we always said that it's not only this regime. perse natanyao, but it is the existence of the state of israel, which is a rebellion against god, we're not allowed to have so-called jewish state, and we're not allo

for eriard hossein ali mirza and the iranian officials, bruce comes to the conclusion that iran, whicha civilized government anyway, is an established government, here is a better answer. it should be english wedge and it is better to be interactable than the jokers who are pirates. he prefers iran , he enters into negotiations with hossein ali mirza farman, the governor of fars, the son of fertri shah, and they conclude an agreement, which is known as the shiraz agreement. according to this agreement, bruce accepts iran's absolute sovereignty over bahrain and promises to in the case of damages to the crippled port , but the british came to this argument that yes. who is so well-informed and knowledgeable about the affairs of the persian gulf , says that bahrain has been a part of the collective identity of pars province in all periods of history. the agreement is an acknowledgment of a historical fact and it is important that the plenipotentiary representative of the british government in the persian gulf region acknowledges the sovereignty of iran. on bahrain, so it must be a histori

we have heard _ that bruce, if you like. we have heard from _ that bruce, if you like.chancellor again, defending that decision, saying there will not be a u—turn. what more has she been saying on that? the u-turn. what more has she been saying on that?— saying on that? the government line has been _ saying on that? the government line has been pretty _ saying on that? the government line has been pretty consistent l line has been pretty consistent on this, that they need to do this because they say bigger than expected problem with the finances, they call it a £22 billion black hole that they say has emerged there is for spending this year and that is why they say they must make this difficult choice, as they put it. there has been some suggestion or pressure to be put on the government to put in place other changes and other mitigations for pensioners who are going to lose this at short notice but at the moment, the tone of the government is pretty resistant to that, they are sticking to this mantra that it is a difficult choice but one that they have to make because

this evening we have bruce devlin and cressida wetton , bruce devlin and cressida wetton, who .o this is the show where who. so this is the show where we often talk about cancel culture. someone does or says something that upsets someone and their career ends. it doesn't always work like that though. some people seem to get another shot where others wouldn't. phillip schofield will be back on our screens this week in a bid to relaunch his career. it wasn't that long ago that a scandal broke about his relationship with a younger runner that phillip himself called unwise but not illegal, which is how most of us would describe wearing socks and sandals. but he kind of had a point. he found himself out of work, out of favour, and having to queue up to see coffins like the rest of us. his resurrection vehicle will be a castaway style reality tv show, where the former this morning host finds himself on a desert island. like not not metaphorically. they actually have made this show. why is it that for other people a tweet can see you fired? but if you're a tv show, it's tv star. you ge

there it is this afternoon, the city of oakland unveiling bruce lee way. it's located at the intersection of broadway and garnet. the city wants to recognize the importance of lee's martial arts school, which was located nearby many years ago. bruce lee was born in san francisco's chinatown, but he opened his martial arts studio in oakland alongside his mentor, james jim lee, in 1964. that's where he developed an expression of martial arts called jeet kune do or jkd. several well-known figures were students at the school, including nba legend kareem abdul-jabbar and late oakland politician ron dellums. lee's daughter reminded us that despite lee's extensive career in hollywood, he got a big break when he was living in oakland. so somebody asked me, what do you think you would think of this? i think he would be thrilled. don't you think, mom? he would be like, let's unveil that sign here in oakland. he found peers. he found peers who were open minded, who were on the same track as him, who were interested in experimentation. bruce lee was so cool. sadly, le

bruce, how good is it, bruce?t. bruce blank mental, one the greats. he wanted an upset . this was a republican and he ran a couple of times. you couldn't beat this hoax of democrats.ch a he ended up winning and found such a good job, he is unbeatable and they don't run anybodhim.y against him. great, great, really great. we have a lot of them, joe cairo, we have got to win. don't mess with joe, right, joke? we love you, and your family'sgo great, joe. i will stop the kamala crimevi wave and we will do everything we can to get these violenthe criminals behind bars we will get them out of our country and we will take them back to the country from which they came. [cheers and applause] a few months ago, i visited witc a grieving family of a new york city police off officer, jonathan diller, you know jonathan taylor. withi was hoping his family coue with us. he was just 31 years old gunned down during a traffic stop ba ya vicious thug leaving behind his incredible wife, stephanie andn. family, their 1-year-old son, what a son. are you here? they could be here.use, is stephani

mary bruce leading us off here.ary, thank you. >>> former president trump, meanwhile, headed to north carolina tomorrow amid this growing scandal involving the republican candidate for governor in that state who trump strongly endorsed, once calling him martin luther king on steroids. rachel scott on that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: former president donald trump preparing to head to north carolina. a long-planned rally in a must-win state. but it comes as scandal swirls around trump's chosen candidate for north carolina governor, republican mark robinson. trump has heaped praise on robinson. >> i think you're better than martin luther king. i think you are martin luther king times two. >> reporter: tonight, trump is standing by the candidate, even as cnn reports robinson made a series of racist and inflammatory online posts, including one where he called himself a quote "black nazi." abc news has not independently confirmed the reporting. cnn says robinson made the comments between 2008 and 2012 on a por

bruce spring the e. street band.h bruce to talk about his life and music. that airs sunday october 20th, 10 p.m. eastern here on abc. i know you've been in the midst of doing that lately. >> george: bruce was so generous with his time. went to a concert in washington, d.c. backstage the whole concert talking to the whole band getting ready. also went to the stone pony with him where he got started more than 50 years ago. such a big experience. he reveals so much, both in the documentary and in the special. really privileged to do it. >> lara: that's so exciting. >> michael: can't wait to see it. backstage access. >> lara: very cool. very excited about that. not that we -- i don't know how to follow that, but i'll try. gaga news. sending fans into a frenzy with these cryptic new posts. have you seen them? last night the super star put up billboards in times square. how do they do that? in the middle of the night suddenly these appear. says lg6.5 written all over them. fans, of course, think this means a new album, lg

macias says it's about time bruce lee is recognized.t's just the proper way of paying somebody back. you know, paying them back to what he gave, what now they're giving him, remembering him. when we first met him, we were just like, frozen because there was to us, it was like seeing superman, and it was one of our idols. and we actually got to see a hero and schiff macias. you can see he now teaches some of this out of his own garage. but macias said he thought he was seeing a hero because they knew him. then bruce lee as kato from the green hornet. remember that very well. yeah. tomorrow's ceremony will honor bruce lee's contributions to film martial arts and his role in promoting cultural diversity and breaking racial barriers. not once, not twice, but 100 times. that's how many times two south bay sisters have swam from alcatraz to san francisco 100 times. there they are. we introduced you to the concord sisters yesterday. 19 year old anaya, 22 year old natalie. well, today, the pair emerged from the chilly bay at aquatic park for th

let's get to mary bruce tonight. you have a developing headline involving the presidential race and it involves liz cheney tonight? >> reporter: david, liz cheney, who has become a vocal critic of donald trump, and co-chaired the january 6th committee, just saying, quote, because of the danger donald trump poses, not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. it comes also as jimmy mccain, the son of late republican senator john mccain, announced that he, too, will be voting for kamala harris. jimmy mccain, a veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan, has argued that donald trump politicized a recent visit to arlington national cemetery. jimmy mccain saying, quote, it

where bruce's first band was the band. >> jimmy: at the wedding?ever band he was in. at the wedding, yeah. we're all big fans, but my mom's one note was, "it was really loud." [ laughter ] "i had tinnitus." >> jimmy: have you ever discussed this with bruce? is he aware? >> we hang out all the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, no -- >> let me just get this straight. all actors want to be rock stars. no rock stars want to be actors. >> jimmy: i don't think that's true. >> the only people i get like, ooh, pee your pants nervous around, is rock stars. >> jimmy: well -- >> if i ever met him -- i've never met him, but he's one of the -- >> jimmy: you've never met bruce? >> no, i don't think i could handle that. you have met him? >> jimmy: of course i've met him, i've met everybody. i'm not even from new jersey. >> you all know him? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even guillermo knows him. >> guillermo: yes, yes. >> jimmy: yeah, guillermo's met bruce. >> you think you're cool until you come and sit here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, that's what we -- that's why

there are so many things coy say to recognize bruce. i could speak to the phenomenal way in which he developed partnerships both within purist county and neighbors. i could praise the leadership he showed to shepherd our community through the pandemic and to ensure small businesses had the information and resources that they needed. i could express my gratitude personally for the role he played for me as a mentor when i worked with him at the edb for 10 years before coming to congress. the main thing i want to convey today is that bruce kendall has changed lives. there are people in our region who have jobs today because of bruce. there are families able to put food on their tables because of bruce. our community is stronger and more prosperous because of bruce. bruce kendall has been a real difference maker and for that today on the house floor i thank him. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from the great state of ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to addre

the intersection at broadway and garnet street now known as bruce leeway roads converging warily built knee bruise. >> way. >> councilmember at-large. rebecca kaplan spearheading the effort for the roll modeled a strength and a self determination shine forth and change that perception. and that stereotype asian americans, lee's widow, daughter and granddaughter on hand to soak in the film icons contributions to the town. what bruce is best known as a martial artist and a movie star. >> he was also a writer, philosopher and a poet. he was a true artist and a true legend in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> now let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see for yourself what a gorgeous, gorgeous day it is. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with all the details for us. hi kyla. yeah. and it is beautiful and you can see here as we take a live look at stormtracker 4 that we know were under the influence right now. high pressure. we're getting the blue skies, but things are changing for us. we are going to see that get a lot cooler tomorrow after one more

. >> the city of oakland named one of its streets after legendary martial arts actor bruce lee's from was really javale reports. we had roots in the city before launching into super stardom. the lot has changed over the decades, but in the 1960's, san francisco native bruce lee opened and operated a martial arts school here on broadway in his daughter, shannon says the town and her father were a perfect fit. >> before he became an international superstar, oakland was chosen because oakland was where his peers were. >> and where that open mind was on monday. local leaders joined the community honoring lead with a commemorative street renaming as we renamed the street in honor of bruce lee today. >> we also pay tribute to the values that he stood for. that is what martial arts does. the intersection at broadway and garnet street now known as bruce leeway roads converging warily built his main room. >> way. >> councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan spearheading the effort for the roll modeled a strength and a self determination shine forth and he'll change that perception. and that stere

mark kotsay and bruce bochy, the former giants skippe grow the system, exploit the system.arrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. will play their final three games in oakland starting tonight. it still hits really, really hard. the a's are hosting the texas rangers, which ironically feature a bay area native and marcus simeon who wanted to stay in green and gold and got a lowball offer from the a's, and john fisher has been in oakland since 1968. they won four world series titles featuring some of the greatest players of all time reggie jackson, catfish hunter, rickey henderson, the bash brothers, canseco and mcgwire. the list just goes on and on. so much history that will end on thursday afternoon with the final home game in oakland. owner john f

the intersection at broadway and garnet street now known as bruce leeway roads converging warily built his knee bruise. >> way. >> councilmember at-large. rebecca kaplan spearheading the effort for the roll modeled a strength and a self determination shine forth and he'll change that perception. and that stereotype asian americans, lee's widow, daughter and granddaughter on hand to soak in the film icons contributions to the town. what bruce is best known as a martial artist and a movie star. >> he was also a writer, philosopher and a poet. he was a true artist and a true legend in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 10 47 is the time in the south bay this weekend. the 11th annual fall bike fest is going to be happening in cupertino. >> activities will include some fun face painting as you can see some cool activities as well. lots arts a%d crafts and food to and of course, the all importantssafety checks for bikes. there are 2 shepard on bike rides. that is one is 2 and a half miles long. the others 10 miles to participate in any of these on bike activities. you just need to

no sé si ustedes se acuerdan de las películas de bruce. claro claro que sí. bueno, ya me iba.

bruce? >> it's about sociotechnical systems. so if you don't spend as much money and time focusing on people as on technology, you are doing it wrong. >> thank you, sir. johnson? >> allocate enough funding and allow for flexibility in adopting commercial a.i. so that we can be fast followers of the commercial industry. >> thank you, sir. and i will conclude with a reminder from admiral james t. kirk from wrath of khan, minute 52. when confronted by the imminent destruction of the enterprise by the villain, kirstie ali in her premier role asked him why are we doing this and he said lieutenant, it's important to understand how things work on the starship. i think it's critically important when it comes to a.i. we understand our enterprise just as well as kirk did. by the way, if you watch the movie, it's the best cybermovie ever. you'll see what i mean. thank you very much for joining us and thank you to my panelists. >> please enjoy the coffee break. we will see you back here in 20 minutes for the next general session. ♪ >> today

bruce desarrolló su estilo característico en esta disciplina.e san francisco, pero con uniformes totalmente distintos a los que ellos están usualmente acostumbrados. aquí los vemos. llevan puestos disfraces de los personajes de la película willy wonka y la fábrica de chocolates. el más alto, por cierto, es el lanzador san jelly, quien mide 6 pies, 11 pulgadas de estatura. todo esto lo realiza en el marco de la celebración del día de vestir de los novatos, el cual se lleva a el lunes 23 de septiembre se bien informado aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa se conocen los planes de bryan ruiz, sospechoso de intentar asesinar al expresidente donald trump en una carta escrita a mano, ademÁs de admitir que querÍa cometer el crimen, lamenta haber fallado. una amenaza llega desde el golfo de mÉxico, un disturbio que puede convertirse en ciclÓn tropical en cuestiÓn de horas, enfilando su ruta hacia las costas de la

. >> bruce and his pal howard down from napa for one last tailgate, sipping some vino as the a's prepare to say aurevoir to oakland. >> it's just very sad to see all the dominoes fall for the city of oakland sports wise, and you know, this is the last one and it'll be our last game here. >> others now reminiscing about their first first time i walked through these doors with my parents when i was like eight years old, just seeing how how white the jerseys are, how green the grass was. >> i was in love with baseball since in an environment filled with years of memories for fans like ellen. >> not necessarily even on the field memories. >> all the people i've met and the friends i've made and all those kind of things that just. it's kind of really weird right now to think all those things are going to end. >> the end is so difficult to fathom that some not even ready to utter the word you're making me sad by asking those questions. fans trying to live in the moment. >> we're enjoying every minute of it, but still planning for the future. i won't go to vegas. i'll go to sacramento in april