mr. bradley's wife called and said the dishwasher's broken. all right, a bunch of cops are about to come through that door. (bell dings) (gunshot) why don't you lower that gun, vance, okay? put the gun down. it worked. just like you said. yeah, it did. i never killed anybody. it's all right. you did good. he walked right in. he knew the code. now i got to go find the woman who gave it to him. (sighs) (clears throat) i still can't believe it. well, believe it. she spilled everything-- how she hired the hit man, how she panicked and flew back when the car didn't kill you. but she's my wife. yeah, well, you started giving all your millions away like santa claus. i don't think she liked it too much. don't take it personal, but it's not the first time i saw somebody lose their mind over money. why don't you have a seat. i got to take your statement. (sighs) look, vance, you're not the bad guy here, okay? and i got two collars today, thanks to you. you're making me look like a rock star. i just don't know how i could be so blind. that's what they sa

mr. bradley says he goes up there ever night and asks so it is substantially different with a redwood deck with the chairs is not incredible it is unfortunate we're here today but in going to tried to moved in a constructive manner and we felt feel this is frustrating. >> i have a question counselor. >> so the plans the brief we have is that was that a plan that was the compromise plan. >> i'm pretty sure probably mr. quan to clarify but i don't think that is part of our brief maybe part of their brief and okay. so maybe the architect can come up. >> hi simon architect active i don't have the plan 9 compromise plan has a lot of pots on the right-hand side as you can see that's little compromise plan and the door to the planting area on the right hand side of the house. >> yeah if i may jump can you say the changes been between what is permitted and what you've precedent as the permanent plan. >> where you were going okay. >> exactly thank you. >> overhead please you can swing the mike over. >> this has already been approved i didn't bring the compromise plan but it we have landscaping alon

mr. bradley. i know that a lot of people have not heard that yet, and i want to add to the accolades even though he is not in the room, that everybody has been throwing out to raybon today, and after he woke the wizard of oz i thought he would be done. i thought he could live off of the residuals. he's a great guy. i can to congressman different background than most. i was not share and real estate broker for over 30 years. i'm a sales man. a salesman has to be upbeat and optimistic and open, and ray, i've never seen them in a bad mood. optimistic, upbeat, and open regardless of the challenge. i wish in the best of luck. i just realized down the hall, that he has one week -- he is one week younger than i am. i know you cannot tell because i looked under the him, i'm sure. anyway, congratulations to him on his move. commissioner, i want to commend you on your trip down to austin. broadband to rural objecthich is a very key or whatever that we've been working on that we need to work on. i too, spoke

mr. bradley says he goes up there ever night and asks so it is substantially different with a redwood deck with the chairs is not incredible it is unfortunate we're here today but in going to tried to moved in a constructive manner and we felt feel this is frustrating. >> i have a question counselor. >> so the plans the brief we have is that was that a plan that was the compromise plan. >> i'm pretty sure probably mr. quan to clarify but i don't think that is part of our brief maybe part of their brief and okay. so maybe the architect can come up. >> hi simon architect active i don't have the plan 9 compromise plan has a lot of pots on the right-hand side as you can see that's little compromise plan and the door to the planting area on the right hand side of the house. >> yeah if i may jump can you say the changes been between what is permitted and what you've precedent as the permanent plan. >> where you were going okay. >> exactly thank you. >> overhead please you can swing the mike over. >> this has already been approved i didn't bring the compromise plan but it we have landscaping alon

we will at least to 20 minutes of questions after our one on one with douglas bradley. mr. binkley is a a professor of history at rice university, he is a cbs news contributor, cnn presidential historian, and a contributing editor of vanity fair. the chicago tribune has called him america is a new past master. his mentor, stephen ambrose called him the best of the new generation of american historians. seven of these books have been selected as a new york times notable books of the years, cronkite one the sperber prize for best book in journalism and was a washington post notable book in the year 2012. the great day lucia, hurricane hurricane katrina, new orleans and the mississippi gulf coast won the robert f kennedy book award. his newest book is rightful heritage, franklin d roosevelt and the land of america. that. that book is actually being released in conjunction this week with the tucson festival of books. it is a follow-up to his a best-selling project, the wilderness lawyer which celebrate teddy roosevelt's spirit of outdoor exploration and bold vision to protect.

mr. cooper. hehe call me brad. or bradley. no one ever calls me that, but for yoi'd make an exception. i'd love to grab dinner with you and yoururianc\ sometime. i'd love to hear the story of/how the happy couple fell in love. [ chuckles ] sure. that'd be great. i just need to check with my better half. in the meantime, i was hoping you could fill me in on the tracy quartermaine biopsy results. i am sorry that i didn't say anything before. well, mom's gonna murder me for even telling you now, okay? but...it's bad. you need to come home, ned. [ gasps ] oh! tracy? oh. [ sighs ] oh, monica, i had a dream i saw alan. he was waiting for me. no, tracy, that was just the medication talking. no, it's not. it's not. it's my subconscious sending me a message. how you doing in there, baby girl? well, out here, the world is a little didierent. you're probably going to cry. but don't worry... you'll always be comfortable. the first hug they ever feel is from you. make sure the second hugug feels just as good. new huggies little snugglers diapers provide our best care... to help keep babies skin cle

mr. bradley byrne, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for three minutes. mr. byrne: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in support of the rule and the underlying resolution. i disagree with the gentlewoman from new york. this is not about politics. this is about the constitution of the united states, and it is very clear. it says the president shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed. now, some people may argue about what that may mean but in 1792 president washington, who was the chair of the constitutional convention wrote this. it is my duty to see the law is executed. to permit them to be trampled upon with impunity would be repugnant to my duty. fast forward to 2010, in response to those arguing for executive amnesty at that time, president obama himself stated, i'm president. i'm not king. there's a limit to the discretion that i can show because i'm obligated to execute the law. i can't just make the laws up myself. six months later, the president went

. >> bradley is mr. mom. >> what do we need? >> eggs and tampons. >> what was that? >> need a price check -- >> yeah, two. nice meeting you. sandy with two sons. >> jessie never sees her mom. >> all this mother's day stuff and i think about how i haven't talked to mom. >> you haven't aged that much. >> thank you. >> kristen never met her mom. >> i was adopted. did she just throw me away? >> you have to find your mother. >> who should i make it out to. >> we're not who the world thinks we are. we decide who we are. >> mother's day. >> are you "ok!"okay dad? >> from the heart of new york city, i'm sonia isabel. thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. don't let me go. i have to because the county of l.a. said i had to. bring back my daughter. do not let the world go unnoticed with this, please. please, bring back. this is not right for lexi more than anyone. >> reporter: carlos grenade reporting for abc news. >>> meanwhile, a florida jury awarded hulk hogan more money in his suit against gawker. the latest award $25 million is meant to punish gawker core posting a

we will at least to 20 minutes of questions after our one on one with douglas bradley. mr. binkley is a a professor of history at rice university, he is a cbs news contributor, cnn presidential historian, and a contributing editor of vanity fair. the chicago tribune has called him america is a new past master. his mentor, stephen ambrose called him the bt of the new generation of american historians. seven of these books have been selected as a new york times notable books of the years, cronkite one the sperber prize for best book in journalism and was a washington post notable book in the year 2012. the great day lucia, hurricane hurricane katrina, new orleans and the mississippi gulf coast won the robert f kennedy book award. his newest book is rightful heritage, franklin d roosevelt and the land of america. that. that book is actually being released in conjunction this week with the tucson festival of books. it is a follow-up to his a best-selling project, the wilderness lawyer which celebrate teddy roosevelt's spirit of outdoor exploration and bold vision to protect. ge

mr. klinek: i agree entirely. i think you phrase was distinctly -- more fixin succinctly the answer i was trying to give. i'm asking why and how did you get to this. omarot a huge fan of bradley, by do agree with them on this. it was bankrupt. as you said, it was always broken from the conception. they kept units on the line, which george marshall says, we will keep units on the line, and certainly does, but just saying units are on the line is whitewashing. i think a lot of people equate victory -- you can contribute to victory by effective means. >> i enjoyed your presentation. you are well informed and nicely presented it. congratulations. with these young leadenants coming in to grizzled soldiers, fighting for three years, was there a high degree of fracking? mr. klinek: no, not that i have the reportsreports would probably gloss over that if that were the case. i think the issue is different here. vietnam, if you are on a tour of duty, and have 30 days to go, you probably have that time .ight in your mind it is not so much that. there is an extremely high casualty rate of the officers coming in, and trying their best . in, andfficers who come say, teach me, goes over bet

mr. speaker. >> my constituent has been diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. she did not get the support or the compassion of her employer, who wanted to dismiss her through capability procedures. now, her former partner, andy bradley, is trying to get the house they owned together repossessed, leaving her homeless, whilst dying. would the prime minister agree with me that we need better protection for working people who are diagnosed with a terminal illness? will he join with me and jackie in supporting the changes in the outline of dying to work campaign? >> the points my honorable friend makes are absolutely right. i will look carefully at the case she raises. in having clear rules you need organizations, whether it's employers, housing associations or landlords or, indeed, trade unions, to act with genuine compassion. to act with compassion and to think of the person, the human being at the other end of the telephone. >> order! . >>> join us today for a look at israel's influence here on the u.s. the american educational trust and the institute for research middle east policy hosts the day-long conference. this began at 9:00 am eastern today. you can watch that right now on our companion network, c-span2. takin