brad: the u.s. is the digital technology leader in the world today, but one of the important things for all of us to remember is that we don't actually invent or create technology by ourselves. if you buy an american technology product, a product that is made by an american company, in all probability, it consists of inventions that came from silicon valley as well as bangalore and beijing and dublin and london, toronto and melbourne and the like. we need to continue that. if we were to try to construct a new digital iron curtain down the middle of the pacific, in all probability, we would hold ourselves back rather than hold someone else back. we need to keep that in mind. tom: what happens when there is theft of intellectual property? brad: we will in all probability have a new generation of technology export control rules in the united states. that is sensible, but they are going to need to work differently from the way they have worked in the past. in sensitive areas, technology that could have

brad: i see. antitrust regulators are kind of hyper focused, or they have been historically, on price. increasing prices for customers. does the merchant make any sort of argument that it is more expensive than doing it yourself? that this behavior is not only anticompetitive, but it hurts customers? spencer: that is precisely what the merchant is saying and that is precisely why this is so ignificant, if these allegations are substantiated. because just like your previous guest said, do we need new antitrust laws? this merchant is saying yes, here is evidence of consumer harm. because amazon is forcing me into its logistics services, i have to drive up prices on consumer shopping on amazon. he is drawing a direct line between amazon's business practices and higher prices, saying if i had freedom to choose the delivery services i wanted to use, i could actually offer lower prices. brad: what does amazon say about this? spencer: amazon is disputing a lot of the merchant's accounts. the primary thin

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authorities by these other authorities like brad sherman who is worried about the u.s. dollar well here this guy who is the head of goldman sachs the biggest foreign exchange desk in the probably the world and they're saying that they can't tell anything because of the fed has basically put blinders over them they have no idea what is there unlike say corner gold where we know what the reserves are we know how much is coming online we know that there is settlement we know there's no counterparty risk and we know what's there so this is part of what brad sherman signaling they're worried about big crypto patriot. right on to it now though i am much more coming your way stay right there. the good news if you like and use the term deep state you are no longer deemed a conspiracy theorist the bad news is the deep state is very real and powerful and a danger to the democratic process the deep state as the 4th branch of government is it counts. today there are good and bad news the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be the good. word in syria the cia and the us mili

authorities by these other authorities like brad sherman who is worried about the u.s. dollar well here this guy who is the head of goldman sachs the biggest foreign exchange desk in the probably the world and they're saying that they can't tell anything because of the fed has basically put blinders over them they have no idea what is there unlike say corner gold where we know what the reserves are we know how much is coming online we know that there is settlement we know there's no counterparty risk and we know what's there so this is part of what brad sherman signaling they're worried about big crypto patriot. right out of it doug though i am much more coming your way stay right there. for a moment. live . live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. live. oh. and very well welcome to you you're watching us inside. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision little sheltered lives every song came to a complete. the day that i was afraid to be instructed he told me you know told to shut up or they'd kill me and i se

so relax -- just like brad. >> how does brad pitt relax? >> just friends, family, get outside. >> see now i'm glad that brad pitt has found his thing. garth, you and your wife tricia answered a few questions for facebook. this is the answer that's so good. >> what is your go-to jam song? i got to go with lizzo. >> is that because it's all i play in the house? ♪ got my hairs done >> i would love to see you walking through the house doing lizzo. >> when the camera went off my wife said never do that again. >>> speaking of lizzo, it was a good day for her. >> she leads the pack of the most grammy nominations. eight. kev, i think i know how she's feeling. ♪ baby how you feelin', feeling good as hell ♪ >> i mean, it feels really good. i've been working my ass off for a long time. >> among lizzo's eight nods are the big four -- record of the year, album of the year, song of the year and best new artist. on instagram she said, quote, i'm gonna drink champagne and cry happy tears. ♪ gotta blame it on my juice >> i knew i was always going to

along the way, montana gallery owner brad hamlett takes up her cause. hey. how are you, brad? >> welcome to wrangler gallery. >> brad has framed the entire collection and put it on display in his gallery. >> so, you've made your own investment -- not just your time, but also in the frames. how much was that? >> cost is roughly about $50,000, but i felt we had to do it to show the value of it. >> you're now financially invested in it, as well as emotionally. >> there'll never be another collection like this come on the market that's photographs, artwork, artifacts, research notes. >> for the descendants of those who survived the battle of little bighorn, the collection provides a direct link to their past. here's a fleeting shot of a little girl prancing around in the background of this footage of the indians shot in the late 1920s. hi, gertie. >> hello. >> and here is that little girl now. thank you for coming by. i wanted to show you something. 90-year-old gertie heavy runner of the blackfoot nation. as she walks through the exhibit, she recognizes the elders from her own chi

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that's how i got back in there and grabbed brad. >> brad what? felt warm to you as you recall? >> yeah. and i thought maybe he might have a chance. >> reporter: david had been an indiana straight trooper for almost 11 years. that night in the garage, david says, his police training kicked in. it seemed to him that his daughter jill was dead. but if there was even a whisper of a chance for his son brad, david knew he had to get him out of the bronco and give him cpr. >> i picked him up and pulled him in to me and turned around and went back out the same way that i came in. >> reporter: came out the passenger door and put him down on the garage floor and what? started working on him? >> exactly. >> were you getting any signs of anything? >> i just remember looking at his face. and like with jill, his eyes, there was no moisture. and they were half -- half shut. it was -- it was pretty obvious that he was gone. >> reporter: and this has all happened in, what, 45 seconds in real life? >> that's -- yeah, probably maybe a minute. >> reporter: kneeling on the bloody garage floor amids

>> basically. >> also making cameos in "brad paisley thinks he's special" brad's wife kimberly. when paired up with tim mcdraw, things get a bit steamy. >> it says the kids come home and catch us making out on the kitchen table. >> no, it doesn't say that. >> maybe we should do it on the couch. >> or on the bar in the kitchen. >> nope. that's not it. >> that would be hilarious. >> no, that's not funny. >> and carrie underwood puts the pedal to the metal. >> hey, you done paid off this truck right? >> i'm gonna throw up. >> she's kind of scaring me to death a little bit. she scared me to death and it's real. >> ha ha ha wow! >> watch out for us country girls. >> amen. >> did brad not see carrie in that video? >> i saw it. >> still i head the holidays will be special for a member of our "e.t." family. >> i've got a tumor. >> how cameron mathison is doing after surgery. >> the hardest thing i did was tell my kids. >> forget nice. this tv show is all about the naughty. >> how bad? >> firearms and -- >> alcohol. >> elizabeth perkins shows us around the set of the moodies. >>> and the

next thing you know, you have brad pitt hitting on your wife. what about the regular people. >> jimmy: yeah, what are you going to do? >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: if brad pitt wants your wife, you just have to give her to him. you got a nice review in the l.a. times, except for one weird part. you want to read that? >> if the new one is ever adapted into a movie, paul rudd must star. paul rudd must star! do you, this town of los angeles is so celebrity focussed. you show up in this town, and you perform. you get out, you go hey, i'm an actor. i got a show. i made a movie off one of these shows, and they go, you know what, this would be good if it had johnny depp. but no. >> jimmy: is paul interested? the project? >> i instagramed that quote from the los angeles times. and the review is very sweet and charles mcnulty's a great critic whom i like. but i instagramed the thing and the next morning, paul rudd e-mailed me and said "do i have to audition." >> jimmy: of course not, he's "ant man." you can't audition "ant man." so sunday is the show. are the

for impeachment of the president because of -- we have brad sherman mexico honext hour. he called for it after comey's testimony. many called for it after muel r mueller's investigation. does it hurt them politically because they're calling for it again? >> there was a case for impeachment last year. there were a lot of facts to fill in. you saw the outlines of a case for impeachment. that's what an impeachment inquiry is supposed to be. get the facts together. put the facts against the law. what we have is a lot of facts. we can draw adverse evinference that the president of the united states is forcing people not to appeal and holding back documents. we can draw an inference he's guilty from those facts. we have a lot of evidence. now we have to teach the

why she says ex brad is holding her back from living how she wants. >>> plus we've got matt damon on ben affleck's recent relapse. >>> then meet keanu reeves girlfriend. >>> then anna faris is rocking a huge rock. what we know? >>> then cindy crawford's daughter, her "snl" romance goes coast coastal. >>> then bahamas week continues. >> we're ready to make a splash. >>> welcome, everyone, to "e.t." in the bahamas week. we're here all week. it's another day in paradise here at the beautiful baha-mar resort. >> so much fun on the way. but we begin with a major scare for angelina jolie and it happened on the set of her new movie. >> a forced evacuation. an unexploded bomb left over from world war ii discovered. an explosives expert called to the scene. angelina and her co-star richard madden safe. this is what one report claims happened on the set of "eternals." the marvel movie is shooting here in the canary islands. here's what et learned about the incident. an unidentified object was found on set where second unit filming was taking place. it was inspected and deemed safe. no cast mem

and i have to agree with brad on this. you can give students adequate notice and the whole community adequate notice. >> shannon: let's go to san francisco where the d.a. elect whose parents were part of the underground both sentenced to prison for murder in a case that officers and private security guard were killed. here is part of his campaign pledge and why he thought it would be best for him to be elected, which he was. >> my mother spent 22 years in prison and my father may never get out. prison visits to teach hard lessons. i learned the criminal justice system is broken, mass incarceration plagued by racial disparities. >> shannon: he lamented as a child he had to spend time with his parents in prison. his father may never get out but michelle is not one to known has this to say about how he's a progressive and he's radical. he plans to turn the words come at the craft poll of san francisco into a bigger sanctuary for illegal immigran immigrants, criminals and cop haters. and apparently, one of his plans, he wants

that said, brad pitt has had a good year and that role is one which i think people adored, you know, watching him as the sidekick who looks more like a movie star than the movie star does. so i think he's probably the frontrunner. i would not be surprised if most people right now are really talking about al pacino for his role in when it comes to best supporting actor in the irishman. he plastimmy hoffa in this huge scenery—eating performance. pretty unforgettable. he oscillates between bay really intense, really high and really low. the first time he's ever worked with martin scorsese. it's a big moment for him and for the movie. if not al pacino, i would say willem dafoe in the lighthouse is bonkers and fantastic. he has been nominated a couple of times. i think a lot of people really want to award him. he would be the spoiler, i think, in that category. 10,15, even 20 years ago, we would probably be surprised if we were talking about jennifer lopez as a potential oscar nominee, but it seems like that's definitely the way it's going right now. her performance in hustlers as a str

brad gobright fell over the ledge and slid another thousand feet, rock climbers around the world pay tribute to brad gobright including a leading climber featured in the oscar-winning documentary free solo. and his instagram post he describes brad gobright as a gem of a man and a warm, kind soul. >>> powerful storm moved into the phoenix area today bringing tornado warnings, heavy rain and wind. check out this video of a driver stuck in floodwater. a good way to get yourself killed, the phoenix fire department successfully rescued this driver from a car with no injuries reported. closer to home, caltrans temporarily across the highway starting tomorrow at 5:00, mud creek slide at 9:00 sunday morning with the big sur area ahead of the big storm area. >> they shot big sur down about a year south of the border because of the mudslides. as i just said the same spot where a massive slide shot on the highway for months a couple years ago. >>> a thanksgiving storm delivered a generous helping of snow to the san gabriel mountains, take a look at that, hard to believe the wintry landscape was

does brad paisley think he's special? >> not anymore. not after this. >> reporter: he invites some of his closest friend, carrie underwood, peyton manning, tim mcgraw, the jonas brothers just to name a few to roast him. >> everybody is expecting you to lose. >> they are? on my own show. >> yes. >>. >> everybody is going to give you a hard time. >> i think so. >> reporter: you'll see carrie underwood take him on a crazy mudding trip. >> i have known her a long time and i've never seen that side. that scary hillbilly, you know, off-road side. >> aren't you supposed to be asking questions. >> yeah. >> reporter: it was carrie, no the a stunt person doing all the driving. >> i feel the need. >> for what? for speed. >> no. >> jesus, take the wheel. >> are you ever going to get in a vehicle where she's behind the wheel again. >> no, no. >> do you have a message to carrie about her driving. >> carrie, get help. get help. take lessons. >> reporter: then the sketch with the jonas brothers. >> just a little confused reading for the role of nick. >>

brad blakeman, thank you. >> thank you. eric: well, it seems impeachment could be coming as that process ramps up in the house. the senate is gearing up for a possible trial in that chamber. coming up next, we'll take a closer look at how that process could unfold. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep, uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your docto

i disaa agree with brad, that he'll get a pass. this time with the way the activists on the democratic party have lurched everyone to the left, i think they're going to come at him with their knives sharpened, really on this. but he's going to have to -- he's going to have a tough job ahead of him, trying to make his work different from that of mitt romney. he's had a long career in business. he worked for three years i believe with the department of justice, but after that he's been in corporate america pretty much his whole career before becoming governor. so i don't know if the party's really ready for someone who spent their life, most of their life in corporate america. cheryl: yeah, in private equity. that's a very good point. brad, last word to you. i do want to ask about this. bernie sanders made an interesting comment that aoc would have a very, very, very prominent role in the white house if he was elected. he's dragging if the polls, we know that. what do you make of that? is this his vp pick if he gets the ticket? >> su

wild for matt. >> i don't remember that at all. >> aren't you a little cuteo be a doctor. >> george, brad, reese, our favorite guest stars tell all. >> it was such an indelable moment in -- in my life. >> closed captioning provided by: ♪ >>> welcome back to e.t.'s friends-giving special. >> i think i win the award of wearing all of chdler's clothing. >> look at me, i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes? >> or as janice would say, oh, my god. >> i love how you go from maggie to janice so quickly. it's unbelievable. and omg was all of our reactions when we saw the list of famous guest stars that have joined the frnds guest star club. >> hey! ♪ >> how you doing? >> don't! >> it was such a, a moment in my life. being at central perk and working with jennifer iston. >> hi, rachel, i'm dr. mitchell. >> and i'm his friend dr. rosen. >> aren't you a little cute beto cute to be a doctor? >> god bless a chick-pea. >> the person who i had all the scenes with, who was just an angel was lisa kudrow. being here with you in event room c, i feel s lucky. >> i wish that was him in real lif

jennifer was ready to move on and brad didn't want her to do it either and she agreed to come back because everyone else wanted to. >> maybe we should just take a break. >> and the tight knit cast had a private huddle before every show so shooting the final episode was emotional for everyone. and it set matt over the edge. >> that was, whoa! i had quit smoking andn the last episode i started smoking again. it was very sad. >> awkward hug or lame cool guy handshake. >> yeah, well, lame cool guy handshake. >> how you doin >> a who's who of a-list guest stars, 191 in all. and their surprising stories. >> was it a good memory? >> plus our first timen the set. >> i'm doing e.t. right now. >> before the friends were famous. >> and the hilarious moments that never made air. which cast member was the easiest to crack up? kerrygold haa taste so rich it can take you toreland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed ws produce rich, crea milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. hbut mike bloomberg became thele clasguy whoho mdid good. after building a biness that cr

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. >> reporter: a tragic end for american rock climber brad gobright who fell nearly a nous feet to his death while descending a rock face in northern mexico. gobright and climbing partner aiden jacobson were rappelling down the 1500 foot cliff with a rope when they plummeted jacobson who sur vived the fall telling "outside" magazine, they hadn't tied potentially life-saving stopper knots on the rope when all of a sudden i felt a drop and i screamed and he screamed and all of a sudden i saw his blue shirt bounce over the edge gobright one of the best climbers was featured in a feature film which showed his daring climbs without ropes. >> i am not going to deny it is a dangerous activity. >> reporter: memorials for the celebrated climber pouring in. famed free solo climber, writing in part, i suppose there is something about being safe out there and the inherent risks of climbing but i don't really care about that right now i'm just sad for brad and his family it comes just days after another climber, miraculously survived a four-story fall from yosemite's el capitan tonight the climbing

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