and then in that clip bradley a little bit of hyperbole in the movie but bradley lines the states and then he says nobody gives a damn. you saw in the auction. i want to go today. i want to go to this most important story perhaps since watergate. a seditious criminal president of the united states. that who also almost won reelection. who won election to the presidency . who continues to attempt to cover up. who staged an attempted coup such as you would see in a banana republic or somewhere in the middle east.the president of the united states refusing to allow the orderly transition of a free election, the most important thing we do in a democracy. so we have a situation today where something similar has happened to what bradley is describing. >> i want to come back tothis . >> so what do we as reporters do in this situation? people in the country by and large the republican party which really the heroes in watergate to some extent are to a large extent were republicans on the house committee in the senate who insisted that nixon be held accountable and at the same time we have to s

and we told bradley and said, are you sure you are right? you are going to call the attorney general of the united states a crook. and there's never been a story like this. and so we put it in the paper. that is the first -- that took it and put watergate in a whole other realm. and then on october 10th, we did a story that said that the watergate break in was just a vast campaign of political espionage and sabotage aimed by the white house at nixon's democratic opponents. >> but again, it is a method, if i may. of what happened on october 9th. i go on to stay -- in the underground parking lot. and he was agitated. he was pushing me, and he said, you've got to look at the overall. it was kind of, don't you understand what you have here? this is not just the watergate -- its dirty tricks. carl had tracked down donaldson ready who was the dirty trickster. and mark laid it out and said, no, this is a much bigger thing. are you dumb? don't you understand what you have? and i typed up my notes and i have been up all night on this. and we came int

bradley was a keen footballer in his home town of crewe. to bradley. today his team—mates and coach came together to pay a heartfelt tribute. 0n the pitch, he played for everyone. if anyone got in a bit of a tussle, he was first there to back them up. he was a fiery character but with a heart of gold off the pitch. he carried on throughout school and it was literally just nonstop laughter, there was never a dull moment between us three as a group. i don't know, it was just a mad connection. it's hard to talk about it now, just thinking about it, but... but the reality of the races here on the isle of man means everyday roads become a race track in an instant, where riders can reach speeds of up to 200 miles an hour. so while organisers have improved training for marshals and technology around the course, hundreds have died in the races in its 100 year history, raising continuing concerns about safety. with friends and loved ones mourning their loss, the stockton family say they are incredibly proud of what roger and bradley achieved. alex wotton, bbc

bradley was a keen footballer in his home town of crewe. to bradley. all: to bradley! today, his team—mates and coach came together to pay a heartfelt tribute. on the pitch, he played for everyone. if anyone got in a bit of a tussle, he was first there to back them up. he was a fiery character but with a heart of gold off the pitch. he carried on, like, throughout school and it was literally just non—stop laughter. there was never, like, a dull moment between us three as a group. it was like — i don't know, it was just a mad connection with him. it's hard to talk about it now, just thinking about it, but... sighs. but the reality of the races here on the isle of man means everyday roads become a race track in an instant, where riders can reach speeds of up to 200 miles an hour. so, while organisers have improved training for marshals and technology around the course, hundreds have died in the races in its 100—year history, raising continuing concerns about safety. with friends and loved ones mourning their loss, the stockton family say they are incredibly proud

to bradley. on the pitch, he played for everyone. if anyone got in a bit of a tussle, he was first there to back them up. he was a fiery character but with a heart of gold off the pitch. he carried on throughout school and it was literally just nonstop laughter, there was never a dull moment between us three as a group. i don't know, it was just a mad connection. it's hard to talk about it now, just thinking about it, but... but the reality of the races here on the isle of man means everyday roads become a race track in an instant, where riders can reach speeds of up to 200 miles an hour. so while organisers have improved training for marshals and technology around the course, hundreds have died in the races in its 100 year history, raising continuing concerns about safety. with friends and loved ones mourning their loss, the stockton family say they are incredibly proud of what roger and bradley achieved. alex wotton, bbc news. from today, travellers to the united states will no longer have to take a covid test before boarding their

ben bradley is another name you will encounter today. he was the post-executive manager at the time. that is the top news room official of a newspaper. and bradley broadly oversaw the watergate coverage of his newspaper. he was executive editor from 1968 to 1991, a period that roughly coincided with the post-rise to top ranks of american journalism. bradley died in 2014. another name we will hear of that of michael get lure. he was the post ombudsman or in-house media critic from 2000 to 2005. and during his tenure, he has a very interesting reminder to make about the post-watergate scandal. he became the ombudsman later on pbs. -- as we will see, the scandal that was watergate was sprawling in dimensions. it was a scandal of unprecedented proportion at the highest levels of the federal government. to roll up a scandal with the complexity and breadth of watergate, it required the coordinated effort of both houses of congress. investigative panels from both houses of congress. federal investigators, special prosecutors, fbi agents, and ul

but the important thing is is that bradley's saying the post didn't get nixon. woodward himself had this to say if perhaps an earlier terms but emphatic. the press did not bring down nixon. and michael gattler the ombudsman whom i mentioned a moment ago had this to say in 2005. that ultimately it was not the post. but the fbi a congress acting in bipartisan fashion and the courts that brought down. the nixon administration indeed to roll up a scandal the complexity and dimension of watergate required the concerted if not coordinated efforts of special prosecutors. federal judges fbi both houses of congress the supreme court the justice and even then even then. nixon would have survived the scandal he would have walked. if not for the secret tapes that he had made of many of his conversations from 1971 to 1973. inside the white house and in his office in the old executive office building nixon had a surreptitious taping system put in place. the existence of those tapes was disclosed in july 1973 during hearings of a senate select committee on watergate. this was

. >>> actor bradley cooper is revealing some of the most personal details of his life. the oscar nominated star is talking about his challenges with drugs and mental health, and how he turned his life around. abc's derricke dennis has more. >> reporter: this morning, bradley cooper is opening up about his battle with mental health and addiction early in his career. >> i was so lost. i was so lost, and i was -- >> you had a weird -- >> -- and i was addicted to cocaine. >> reporter: the actor appeared on the "smartless" podcast hosted by jason bateman, sean hayes, and will arnett, and discussed his struggle with cocaine. he credited arnett with giving him a wake-up call while they were eating dinner together. >> arnett told me "you are a real [ bleep ]." by the way, have your dogs gone out to the bathroom? i think they have to go to the bathroom. they're literally standing by the door. that was like the first time i realized i had a problem with drugs and alcohol. will is the reason. he took that risk of having that hard conversation with me that put me on a path of decid

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nbc's matt bradley joins us from garmisch, germany. matt, good morning with know president zelenskyy is set to speak there with g7 leaders this morning but what are they saying about these strikes? >> reporter: well, phillip, these strikes happened 24 hours ago. this was yesterday so we've heard for the last day from various leaders, specifically joe biden called them another example of russia's barbarism. now, they also i should say, in addition to what you described, they also struck a kindergarten and injured a 7-year-old girl. that image of that injured 7-year-old girl was spread by foreign minister of ukraine dmitri kuleba on twitter and has been a rallying call and is an example of how no place in kyiv is safe. you mention how the g7 leaders have been describing how this was a direct message to them, to where we are now the ukrainian invasion by russia has really overshadowed this talking shop that normally would be discussing all the major concerns of the leaders of the world's wealthiest democracies now they're all talking abou

guys >> i appreciate the update matt bradley in germany for us matt, thank you. >>> in south africa at least 22 people had been found dead in a nightclub on the country's southern coast police say most of the victims are teenagers, the youngest only 13 years old it's not clear what happened to them local media reports they were found with no visible sign of injuries officials say the upcoming autopsies will likely establish a cause of death the teens were celebrating the end of school exams, and it appears alcohol was served to minors at the party. >>> celebrations and protests took place al across the country in honor of the last weekend of pride month. new york city's annual pride parade rang throughout the streets with planned parenthood kickstarting the march following the supreme court's overturning of roe v. wade attendees advocated for abortion and lgbtq plus rights after justice thomas's opinion that the court should also reconsider the 2015 ruling that legalized same-sex marriage. >>> thousands of attendees in san francisco marched in the city's pride parade, including house s

>> bradley called he back and says. >> if anybody going to go to jail, he's she's going to go to jail. >> it shows the courage of this great publisher that she would do that and to me in my ways it is most emotional moment of all the coverage. >> and indeed he was the po excessive one. >> if we have not been right, we have been dead. >> our credibility being attacked every. >> it look boardist ens pence and conner: >> for the greatest good of the country. i wish i had nor people like them at the moment. >> dlf, the people who were presenting the news believed and considered trust worthy sources who were presenting the facts objectively. >> you are saying it is as smauls food and they're giving sh. >> during the time of watergate, there was only one set of facts. today is not how it exists. it is been changed and been abused under the crump administration because he only creates alternative sets of facts. >> what we see again and again is that the only thing standing between democracy and tyranny. are people littling iing -- wil to do the right thing. it out! (dad allen) so, wait. ever

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bradley cooper has been interviewed thousands of times. you've never heard him this raw sharing that before he became who he is as an actor and as a person, he was lost and addicted to cocaine. ♪ in the shallow ♪ >> reporter: actor bradley cooper getting deep about his past struggles with substances and self-esteem on the podcast "smartless" hosted by will arnett, jason bateman and sean hayes. >> i know you're not supposed to cry on this show. i'm sorry. it's just pretty emotional. i didn't know will that well then and he was like, hey, man, we had dinner and will arnett was like, you were a real [ bleep ] and i was like, what? he was, like, yeah. by the way, have your dogs gone out to the bathroom? i was, like, no. what time is it? 4:00. oh, no. i think they have to go to the bathroom. they're literally standing by the door. that was the first time i ever realized that i had a problem with drugs and alcohol. >> i like to run by myself, okay? >> me too. >> hey, i like to run alone. will you stop. >> reporter: the star of "the hangover,

matt bradley has late details. >> reporter: tonight afghanistan recovers its dead and searches for its wounded after violent tremors shook this troubled nation killing more than 1,000 people according to taliban officials rescue workers now rushing to save more than 1,500 injured as hospitals are filling up the 5.9 magnitude quake in the country's southeastern provinc was felt as far away as kabul and neighboring pakistan it was too dangerous said this man. we left home immediately. a lot of people were injured. today's fresh tragedy strikes afghanistan at its most vulnerable and leaves the rulin taliban begging for international aid. the group has been in power for less than a year after america's chaotic withdrawal. the country's finances have already been gutted by war, banking sanctions and aid cuts local officials warn casualties are expected to rise even further. hundreds of bodies may be trapped in destroyed buildings and underneath landslides why did a 5.9 on the richter scale cause this level of damage and destruction? >> the reason is the area that we're talking about here i

as the 15th player keep the avery bradley because we want a veteran and bob myers said, yeah. thanks. thanks for the input guys gary payton the second we just signed him and wow. you want to talk about exceeding expectations coach? he's hungry. he's got the pedigree. he's got the length and defensive ability and clearly he's coachable. this is not very common for players of any level. let alone gary payton's level to take that level of instruction from another player, you know kudos to andre for stepping up and pass 100 clearly not happy with happy. you know, that's it. i saw you with that look on your face exactly like oh he i can relate to audrey right there tenfold maybe even 20 fold sometimes but but the pickup of gary payton and just like look we talked about clay in the 900 some odd days and coming back from the injury. this guy broke his elbow like less than a month ago, right? he's doing push-up she's making shots, but he's back and i think it's it's their talent. it's their ability to understand the totality, but it's also willingness to accept the leading and the lea

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: hi, anne-marie. officials are bracing for even more violence as the summer sets in. this weekend alone there were eight mass shootings reported in cities across the country, including on the crowded streets of philadelphia. this is the moment gunfire struck philadelphia's busy night life area killing three people and injuring close to a dozen others. witnesses say several suspects fired into a large crowd just before midnight saturday. >> everybody hit the ground. everybody started running every which way. >> reporter: police are investigating whether this fight captured on cell phone video triggered the gunfire. officers posted nearby engaged the gunman as they ran away from the scene. >> the officer drew his weapon and fired several times in the direction of the unknown male. we believe striking him. >> reporter: and in chattanooga, tennessee, at least three people were killed in a shooting near a nightclub. more than a dozen were injured by gunfire, and t

>> all right, bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >> reporter: thanks. >>> breaking overnight, an escaped convicted murderer who authorities say killed a family of five in texas is dead after a police shoot-out. 46-year-old gonzalo lopez was killed by officers about 30 miles south of san antonio. he was the subject of an intense manhunt. investigators say that he killed one adult and four minors in their rural cabin yesterday and stole a pickup truck. lopez, who was already serving a life sentence, was on the run after stabbing the driver of a prison bus and escaping last month while being transported to a medical appointment. >>> and police in tulsa, oklahoma, say the gunman who killed four people at a medical office targeted a surgeon who treated him. the doctor, preston phillips, and three others were killed in wednesday's attack. investigators say the shooter, 45-year-old michael louis, killed himself just seconds after officers arrived. police say louis repeatedly called the doctor's office after his surgery c

>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> president biden is promising to meet with congress on the issue of guns. he made the pledge yesterday at the start of a meeting with new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern. he praised ardern for successfully curbing domestic terrorism and guns in her country. she oversaw quick passage of new gun-control legislation after a mass shooting there killed more more than 50 people in 2019. >> in the aftermath of the new zealand public had an expectation that if we knew what the problem was that we do something about it. >> ardern said all but one of her country's 120 lawmakers voted in favor of banning military-style sutweons. meanwhile, a bipartisan group of u.s. senators held a private virtual meeting yesterday to try and reach a compromise on gun legislation. they discussed closing loopholes in the national background check system, new red flag laws that would allow judges to take weapons from people considered dangerous, and more federal money for mental health progra

bradley died in 2014. another name that will here is that of michael get lure. he was the posts on his ban, or in house media critic. he was there for 2000 to 2005. during his tenure, he has a very interesting reminder about the post and the watergate scandal. got lured picking the first honest men of pbs. he excelled in this role of in-house critic, of ominous man. as we'll see, the scandal that was watergate, the sprawling and dimensions. it was a scandal of unprecedented proportions, of the highest levels of the federal government. to roll up a scandal of the complexity and breath of watergate required to come coordinated effort of both houses of congress. investigative panels from both houses of congress. federal investigators, special prosecutors, fbi agents, and ultimately the u.s. supreme court. it is safe to say that exposing and unraveling the watergate scandal was not in effect outsourced to the american news media. rolling up the scuttle of watergate was not the work of two young aggressive reporters from the washington post. me over the years that ha

bradley before i leave. i have always been fascinated by the concept that you articulated that needs to be further developed. that is, the canadian hydro being the battery for new england. norway's the battery for denmark right now. and, as we move into offshore wind we could have an excess of energy during certain periods of the day, which we could send north. you could store the water during those periods and then send us the dispatch-able hydro. you mentioned this, do you see this as something that is a feasible option for us? >> thank you for the question, senator, not only do i see it as a feasible option i think this is going to be how we optimize the system in the future. it will not just be the northwest, it will be interagency all across north america. we do it on a smaller scale already today, i mentioned that the electricity flow is two ways between canada and the united states. often that flow from the united states into canada must run facilities in the united states overnight and are looking fo

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bradley? >> my local support is andrew shaw, andrew? >> and minister wilkinson, do you have anybody here that you want to introduce? >> yeah, my deputy chief of staff, kyle herrera, i think is there. i'm not sure if ambassador helmet is there as well, but she has certainly been supporting us through this exercise. >> again, welcome to all our neighbors. we appreciate your making effort to be here today. with that, we'll start with our questioning. i want to start with, to both of premier kenney and minister wilkinson, this is for both of you all. we all know that the demand with covid-19 and also with putin's war on ukraine, the strain that's put on all of us with north american energy, it's going to be needed for years to come to offset that. we understand that. so, i would ask either one of you, both of you, to answer this. have you been in contact with our administration here or your counterpart, minister wilkinson or premier kenney? other than us, speaking to you from the legislative branch, from the executive branch. anybody speaki

. >> so what bradley said-- ( applause ) bradley had the great ability to find a moment. he said, "oh, just think of it, kathryn's limousine pulls up to the women's detention center and they take a picture." and ben said, "that is a picture that will run on the front page of every newspaper-- not just in this country but the world." >> stephen: well, i am going to take from what the two of you just said is that there is hope as long as the truth is still pursued. ( applause ) >> okay. yes. >> stephen: yes? yes? >> if-- if people are looking and open minded themselves, the people themselves in this country, if they're open to the truth, absolutely. and it's a big question we need to answer: are the people of this country open to the truth? >> and i believe they are. and i think we have got to do more hard work and find out-- i mean, what the january 6 committee-- i mean, i really want to give them a lot of credit. they had detail. they had testimony. there was no ambiguity. >> that's right. >> in what they presented. ( applause ) >> stephen: we have to go away for a commer

bradley will miss at least four weeks with the injury. >>> to toronto, guerrero jr. hit a game-winning single in the ninth inning as they rallied to beast the red sox 6-5. speaking through a translaor that he intended to finish the game. the win moves the blue jays into second place in the american league east, a half game ahead of the red sox. >>> in the bronx, the new york yankees keep building on their league-best record. lefty starter sears called up from the minors last week turned in more than five innings of scoreless ball and the yankees went on to beat the oakland a's 2-1. >>> the yankee dugout went viral last night after video of players tossing wads of chewed gum, yep, out on to the field. here is the explanation. >> that is kind of gross. >> if you don't know what the bubble gum game is, michael, what they do is the pitchers, as you see them playing this gross game, it's like golf. it's like frisby golf. find a little marker on the field and then they toss the gum. almost as if they're playing frisby golf. >> that's all chewed gum? >> that's all chewed gu

cbs's bradley blackburn has more on this. >> reporter: amerie garza and ma maite rodriguez was laid to rest yesterday, the funerals for the miss em. trtoct the sarldgunm. >> he said you will die and shot my friend, and he shot my teacher, ms. garcia. >> irma garcia's funeral is today. she'll be buried along with her husband joe. he died of a heart attack just days after the shooting. the family says it was a broken heart. the funeral for 10-year-old jose flores is also today. jose's family described him as a happy go lucky kid. >> he tried he w just a little g up. >> his 9-year-old sister was hiding in a nearby classroom and made it out safely. as the uvalde community tries to move forward, questions remain about that day. including why law enforcement waited to enter the classroom. the texas department of public safety says school districts police chief pete arredondo has not responded to a request from investigators for a follow up interview. bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> the police original said the gunman entered the school through a door propped open by a teacher. cbs news lear

. >> i called ben bradley, the editor of the paper. bradley said to us, you know there has never been a story like this ever before. you're about to say that the attorney -- the former attorney general of the united states, the highest law enforcement officer in the country is a crook. and we said yeah. but we're right. >> "the washington post" says it has been told that while mitchell was attorney general, he controlled a secret republican party fund used to finance clandestine political espionage operations. mitchell denied the allegations today with some intensity. >> and so mitchell and some of the others at the committee for the reelection of the president came up with the idea that they could put "the washington post" out of business. one day a subpoena server came to "the washington post." i got a call from downstairs, and i said don't let him upstairs to the newsroom. just hold him there. and i called bradlee, and i said there is a subpoena server there for our note. and he said let me call kcathy mcmorris rodgers katherine gra

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