mr. bradley: it builds to another and another.ike a gay-rights, there comes a time when it happens because it is common sense. background checks, absolutely. i believe that is important to have gun registration before you buy, then have a background check. if you drive automobiles, you have to register the automobiles. the same should be with guns. since some people-- we ought to fund mental health clinics so that people can get treated, they won't be murdering people on the streets with guns that they obtained from the local gun store. mark: we don't know the facts, but in the wake of paris, you talk about mental health, gun safety issues -- what about the issue of what we need to do to harden targets? are there to new places that don't have facilities -- don't have security, department stores , etc. is that something we need to work on? ley: we need to not become so careful that we contort our country into something different. we went through a lot of changes already sent my 11. -- since 9/11. i believe it's impossible to preven

mr. bradley is essentially off the table for the murder trial. >> hernandez is accused of killing daniel day and -- outside a boston night club in 2012. the former patriot is already serving a life sentence for the murder of oden lloyd in 2013. >> loved-ones of the math teacher killed by one of her students will her killer's sentencing. according to the herald a judge will allow her family and friends to wear pink at his sentencing next month. pink was her favorite color. chism was convict in her murder last week. sentencing is set for january 29th. >> happening today, a man accused of killing a brother and sister in worcester will be arraigned. on monday a grand jury indicted daniel depew on manslaughter and motorcycle charges. prosecutors say he was drunk when he hit gina and george burdic in november. >> he was arrested shortly after the crash and has been held without bail. >> a lowell man. he was arrested just after midnight yesterday. this is a picture of the knife that police took from him. officers say the arson investigator was an unmarked car when a man came up and pointed the

mr. bradley is essentially off the table for the murder trial. >> hernandez is accused of killing -- killing two men outside a boston nightclub in 2012. he's already serving a life >> loved-ones of the denver math teachers will be allowed to honor her memory at her killer's sentencing. according to the herald the judge will allow her family and friends to wear pink at his sentencing next month. pink was her favorite color. chism was convicted in her murder last week. sentencing is set for january 29th. happening today, a man accused of killing a brother and sister in worcester will be arraigned. on monday a grand jury indicted daniel depew on manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide charges. prosecutors say he was drunk when he hit gina and george burdic in november. he was arrested shortly after the crash and has been held without bail. >> a worcester man faces assault charges. he's accused of threatening dunkin' donuts employees with a knife. he walked into the store on lincoln street complaining about his drive through order. he then took out a knife and police arrested him nearby and conf

mr. bradley for the >> gene: hernandez accused of killing safiro furtado and daniel abreu. he is already serving a sentence killing someone in 2013. >>> gene: judge will allow colleen ritzer family and friends to wear pink at philip chism sentencing next month. pink was ritzer's favorite color chism was convicted in the murder last week. sentencing set for january 29th. >> catherine: police say massive load of cocaine found in new york came from massachusetts they found stash in rental car with massachusetts plates. two suspects, both of them from puerto rico were arrested and stash was worth about $3 million. >> gene: 8:38 this morning and happening today man accused of grand jury indicted daniel dapew charges. they were unloading groceries from a car when they were killed and held shortly after the crash and held without bail. >>> gene: man held for arson. this is a picture of the knife police took from him. arson investigator was in armed car when man came up and pointed knife and in recent fires he was not hurt. >> catherine: worcester man faces assault charges this mor

mr. bradley it is trial. >> julie: hernandez is accused killing of daniel abreau and safiro furtado outside a nightclub in 2012 and aaron hernandez is serving time for murder in 2013. >>> julie: judge will allow colleen ritzer's family and friends to wear pink at philip chism's sentencing next month. christa mcauliffe was convicted last week and sentencing set for january 29th. >> daniel: police say massive load from cocaine came from massachusetts. here is photo of 135-pound of they found stash in rental car with massachusetts plates. the stash was worth $3 million. >> julie: it is 9:37. man accused of killing a brother and sister in worcester will be arraigned. on monday a grand jury indicted daniel dapew on manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide charges. prosecutors say he was drunk when he hit gina and injured burdennic. he was arrested shortly after the crash and held without bail. >>> julie: local man accused kitchen knife. this is a picture of the knife police took from him. officers say the arson investigator was in unmarked car when the man came up and pointed the knife at him and

mr. bradley: things like drug courts, the money for enhanced law enforcement, i think they will go through relatively easily. ray: lawmakers say more work will need to be done as they build on these initiatives. going forward, melissa crews, of hope for new hampshire recovery, hopes lawmakers will continue to consider the opinions of people who have dealt with addiction. melissa crews: who better to help someone figure out how to fix an addiction problem than someone who' s lived through it themselves? additional state money will go through the regular legislative process. live in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a man who witnessed the killing of an epsom police officer, and then fired shots during the getaway is back behind bars this morning. kevin paul had his parole revoked yesterday just 7 months after it was granted. paul was with gordon perry back in 1997 when perry shot and killed epsom police officer jeremy charron. paul pleaded guilty to several charges related to that crime and was sentenced to 16 to 50 years in prison. yesterday the board found that paul violated 10 of t

mr. bradley is essentially off the table for the murder trial. >> hernandez is accused of killing daniel debrew and safiro furtado row he's already serving a life sentence for the murder of owed enlloyd. >> a math teacher killed by one of her students will be allowed to honor her memory at her sentencing. the judge will allow her family and friends to wear pink at the sentencing next month. it was her favorite color. which hism was convicted for her murder. >> happening today a man accused of killing a brother and sister in worcester will be arraigned. daniel depew on manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide charges. prosecutors say he was drunk when he hit gina and george burdic in september. the villages were unloading groceries from a car when they were killed. est arrested shortly after the crash and has been held without bail. >> if i have 38:00 this morning. a worcester man faces assault charges this morning. he's accused of threatening dunkin' donuts employees with a knife. 29-year-old joseph hannin walked into the store complaining about his drive through order. police arrested hi

mr. bradley is essentially off the table for the murder trial. >> hernandez is accused of killing daniel de abreu and safiro furtado outside a boston nightclub in 2012. the former patriot is already serving a murder sentence for the murder of owed enlloyd in 2013. >> loved one of a math teacher killed by one of her students will be allowed to honor her hermione mother. a judge will allow clean fritz's family and friends to wear pink. it was her favorite color. he was convicted in her murder last week. sentencing is set for january 29th. police say a massive load of cocaine found in new york came from massachusetts. here's a photo of the 135 pounds of coke found in the bronx last week. police found the stash in a rental two suspects, both of them fraudulently puerto rico were arrested. the stash is worth about $3 million. happening today a man accused of killing a brother and sister in worcester will be arraigned. on monday a grand jury indicted him on manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide charges. prosecutors say he was drunk when he hit gina and george burdic. >> they were unloading g

first with the endorsement of the union leader and today from republican jeb bradley. mr. christie: this is about getting votes now, we' ve made an impression we' ve worked hard. i' ve been here longer and more often than any other candidate. now it' s about me asking for the vote and closing the deal. >> governor christie is going to target terrorists, not a religion. suzanne: new hampshire along with the rest of the country is battling the heroin epidemic. in a one-on-one interview with wmur, christie says winning the battle is simple. mr. christie: treatment, listen i' ve talked to jeb about this a lot and he is leading the fight in the state senate to make sure un that we get people treated. suzanne: christie says what' s going to matter for the nominee will be. mr. christie: and once we have a represent the party. and we' i know it seems impossible to forget everything that has happened. but we will, because then we will have a republican nominee s focus will be on that. it' s time to get inspired and let the games begin. in wolfeboro. tom: presidential candidate john

mr. trump and bernie sanders. // and then bradley cooper. amy robach: 09:08:30:00you like bradley cooper. barbara walters: 09:08:31:00i love bradley cooper. he is a very nice man. // (laugh) i'm being quoted as saying that he's very s-- screwable as the-- 09:08:45:00(overtalk) amy robach: 09:08:45:00you're gonna make me blush, barbara. barbara walters: 09:08:47:00well-- well, i think that's-- that-- (laugh) that's a clean word, isn't it? am i okay with that? it's because when he was starting out, his agent said that he-- he-- he didn't say screwable. he said something else which i won't say. but-- amy robach: 09:08:59:00i think i know where you're going. barbara walters: 09:09:07:00yeah. amy robach: 09:09:07:00among-- something very revealing that bradley cooper told you. so let-- let's take a look at that. barbara walters: 09:09:13:00interesting, yeah. i didn't know this about him. 09:09:16:00(video clip not transcribed) amy robach: 09:09:50:00we can see why you like him. and his mother lives with him. barbara walters: 09:09:53:00his was ve

mr. trump and bernie sanders and then bradley cooper. >> you like bradley cooper. >> i love him. explains why she loves him and unvails the rest of her list coming up this evening. >> you like bradley cooper, too, so -- yeah, who doesn like bradley cooper, okay. same thing has been said about drew tuma. especially when he delivers rain. >> we love this pattern. we've got our next storm arriving tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd right now. overnight tonight, most spots are going to fall into the 40s. there may be a few areas in the upper 40s. that's a one, a light storm, mod rat rain friday and over an inch in our wettest spots. here we go, hour by hour, friday afternoon, the heaviest rain confined to the north baby 5:00, as you're trying to get home, it's right over the heart of the bay area. and then it's going to sink to the south and the east by 8:00, the majority of the activity oth over the south bay. and then it's going to taper to scattered showers after midnight. this whole system is going to mover out of here first thing saturday. so high tomorrow as you step out the door, gra

mr. trump and bernie sanders and then bradley cooper. >> i love bradley cooper. he is a very nice man. i'm being quoted as saying that he's very screwable. i have to be careful. >> you'll make me blblush. >> i think that' a clean word. am i okay with that? it's because when he was starting out his agent said that he -- he didn't say screwable. he said something else which i won't say. i think i know wherere you're going. something very revealing that bradley cooper t you, so let's take a look at that. >> interesting. i didn't know this about him. >> in your late 20s, you stopped drinking. >> stoppeddrinking, yeah. >>hat's a big change. >> is a huge thing, yeah. >> do you drink now? >> no. >> you stopped at 30 and -- >>29, yeah. >> 29, yeah. >> and never drank again, not even wine. >> nothing. >> huh-uh. >> did it change you? >> oh, tremendously. >> very difficult? >> no, beautiful. unbelievable. >> better. >> oh, arere you kidding? with you, no way, no chance. >> we can s why you like him and his mother lives with him. >> his mother --- he very close to his father and wears -- who died

mr. gore: thank you. thanks for inviting me. thanks for the setup. i want to briefly, if i could, thank david bradleynd james bennett for guiding this amazing magazine, and walter isaacson, guiding the aspen institute. what you have done is amazing. so, what is unique and different about the news, if you will, that you refer to, is that my partners at generation and i set out 11 years ago, spent the first year setting this up, set out to invest in a completely different way, by fully integrating environmental factors, social factors, ethical factors, sustainability writ large into every part of the investment process. our mission has been to prove the business case that, if investors rather than assume that the environment social governance factors are more or less extraneous, kind of distractions that will hurt returns if they really pay attention to them, if instead the investment process is designed to fully integrate them into every part of the analysis, and all decision-making, you can enhance returns. we have only had 10 years, and i learned to knock on wood, whatever this is. there's got to be

and conservative side session a carter genius fellowship and the bradley foundation prize as well as the presidential medal. i now present mr. woodson. [applause] bob: some of my friends said i'm the only non-communist to get a macarthur award. [laughter] thank you so much. time to talk to you from the perspective of the people in low income neighborhoods, particularly low income black neighborhoods. is that theseume issues are personal with me because over the course of the last 25 years, i have lost three family members to violence and two nephews were put in intensive care coming home from work. they were not assaulted and killed by white marauding police officers, they were killed by other blacks. what i find troubling about the testimony i have heard today is there is a drumbeat to vilify the police department around this country. i believe police unions and areectional officers union not being held accountable. the police, because they are representative of the state have an increased responsibility and obligation to be just in the execution of their duties. an organization with 3000 grassroots organizations in most o

conservative side, and the macarthur genius fellowship and the bradley foundation prize as well as the presidential citizens medal. i now present to you mrwoodson. [applause]. >> some of my friends said i'm the only non- communistic to win the macarthur award. [laughter] >> thank you, so much. i went to use my time to talk to you from the perspective of the people in low-income neighborhoods particularly low-income black neighborhoods. i also-- part of my resume is that these issues are personal with me because over the course of the last 25 years, i have lost three family members to violence, predatory violence and two nephews who were put in intensive care coming home from work. they were not assaulted and killed by whites police officers. they were killed by other blacks and so i think that when i find troubling about the testimony in the statements that i have heard today, there's a drum beat to vilify the police department around this country. i believe that police unions and correction officers unions have too much power and they are not being held accountable. i believe that the police because they are representative of the state