we were just talking about alfalfa bill murray. this button is probably the oldest in our collection. says the state of sequoia. which again was what was proposed as the name, should oklahoma not have entered as a free state but rather as indian state. so that's from probably around 1904. 1905. you have other presidential election campaigns that came as part of the collections as well as some of our own senators. here we have buttons of u.s. senator robert s. kerr, one of the significant leaders in the history of the state, was very involved after the depression era and dust bowl, literally transforming the landscape of this state with reservoirs and lakes throughout the state and soil conservation initiatives that really underscore our agricultural economy. >> how did these pins come to your collection? >> well, when we get a collection, sometimes it's somewhat organized, sometimes it is not terribly organized. but you'll -- the members will have as part of their collection some of these, this memorabilia, plaques, other sorts of

this would be from alfalfa bill murray, and he was governor of the state of oklahoma. he also ran for president, and was a very interesting character, as his name might suggest. alfalfa bill. he was involved in the, a pre-statehood convention that was held at a time in which there was interest in the possibility that oklahoma would become an indian state as opposed to a free state in 1904, and then, of course, we became a state in 1907, and he was one of the first governors. this is from his collection. al fafalfa bill murray becomes governor of the state in 1930 and then he runs for president in 1932. here's a very interesting little piece here. this is actually from his presidential campaign, and it's the candy wrapper from candy bars that he handed out on the campaign trail, 5 cents, and putting alfalfa bill before the voters. he also was quite the populist. here's a sample, really, of his -- his platform, what he called the murray doctrine. the first point he says here, i told that civilization begins and ends with the plow, that no government can stand without the

bill murray was the chairman of that constitutional convention. often in writing that book would have to come to his history to see what his words were. there are so many books justin this probably 200 books that i referred to several times per week. no, at my home i have another 1,800 books about oklahoma or written by oklahomans. for reasonable, tony hillerman was in oklahoma and born in sacred heart oklahoma and rhode so many mysteries, i might have in my collection all of his books. but in ridings you can't have just original ideas. harry truman said there is nothing new in the world except for history that you haven't read. so i would never pretends to know why bill murray did something in the constitution, even if i'm reading the journal of what happened on a particular day in the constitutional convention. i can't really interpret that without looking to other sources. i'm going to look at his own book for him telling about that some of his life. the not going to look at other books that other historians have written 60 years ago a professo

well, bill murray wrote a history, or as he calls it, memoirs of governor murray and the true history of oklahoma. lester, i wrote about our constitutional convention. bill murray was the chairman of the constitutional convention. often, in writing that book, i would have to come to his history to see what his words were. there are so many books just in this -- probably 200 bucks, that refer to several times per week. 200 books that i refer to several times per week. in my home, i have many other books about oklahoma or written by oklahomans. for example, there was a gentleman who wrote so many mysteries. i might have in my collection all of tony hillerman's books. inviting, you can't have just original ideas. harry truman said there is nothing new in the world except for history that you have not read. i would never pretend to know why alfalfa bill murray did something in the constitution. even if i'm reading the journal of what happened at a particular day in the constitutional convention, i can't really interpret that without looking to the other sources. i'm going to look at his o

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the first film to be shown stars bruce willis, bill murray and ed norton. the festival runs through the 27th. >>> you can now see for yourself most of the evidence the jury saw in the trial of george huguely. it's all on display at the virginia wows. we'll have new reaction to it and why some say the whole thing was unnecessary. >>> the sign says all you can eat, but a wisconsin man claims that wasn't the case when he went. now he says he's fighting back. >>> and a texas family has a miniature version of the grand canyon in their own back yard. it's only getting worse, and, lynette, it is weather related. >> it is weather related. you know what? we are going to be dealing with some patchy fog in the wake of the showers. i'll tell you if the showers is are all gone. that's coming up. reporter: traffic is just starting to pick up here on the west side of the beltway at liberty road. i'll show you what the tunnels look like as well as the jfx coming up in my abc 2 time saver traffic report. you're watching "good morning maryland." . >>> history will be made ou

bill murray is the weekend that big guy. gilda is going to play the voice. in dress rehearsal, the horse was coming back. it was the widow, so we put a black veil and little hat on the horse. the horse was let in. bill said, did he suffer much. no-oo-oo, he went quietly-y-y. something happened with this horse between the time of dress rehearsal and when he saw the red light in knew he was on television. because -- did he suffer much? the horse to started going in circles. flipped out. we had no script. gilda going, oooh, so upset. the horses leaves the studio, goes down a corridor at nbc. lorne says to the cameramen, follow that horse. gilda says, i am is so upset, i am going to throw myself out a window. it was all good. you make adjustments and move forward. whew. [laughter] [applause] >> who knew 37 years later you would be in this situation. >> it was all building to this moment. >> a nice segue. >> i had to bring it back. >> given that, well -- will there be a "lunatics 2"? >> absolutely not. yes, i do not even care if we have a book. it is like going o

this would be from alfalfa, bill murray, and he was governor of the state of

it happens along the french riviera and the first film stars bruce willis, bill murray and ed norton.ow, lynette, you've been to kahn, but not the film festival. >> it is beautiful, you have got to go. we have beautiful weather here at home. visibility an issue this morning. we do have a little bit of patchy fog. that will burn off, we'll get some sunshine in here mixing with the clouds. we do have two miles of visibility now in york, three in easton, seven in baltimore, three in fredrick and also hagerstown right now. you can see for yourself what's going on in bethesda right now where we do have a few clouds, but then sun starting to move into the picture and we'll be seeing more of that even as we head over into mount airy. plenty of blue sky right now. and also we're looking at some sunshine. but like i said, we are going to be dealing more with the clouds trying to stream in here a little bit more into the afternoon because we do have a chance of maybe some showers to pop up. and all this is because of a cold front that's going to slice through the area. there it is right there.

we were just talking about alfalfa bill murray, and this button is probably the oldest in our collection. it says, the state of sequoia, which, again, was what was proposed as the name, should oklahoma have not entered as a free state but, rather, as an indian state. that's from probably around 1904, 1905, and you've got other, both presidential election campaigns that were, came as part of the collections, as well as some of our own senators. here we have the buttons of u.s. senator robert s. kerr. really, one of the very significant leaders in the history of the state, was very involved in after the depression er and dust bowl in transforming -- literally transforming the landscape of the state with reservoirs and lakes throughout the state, and soil conservation initiatives that really underscore our agriculture economy. >> how did these pins come to your collection? >> well, when we get a collection, sometimes it's somewhat organized and sometimes it's not terribly organized, but the members will have, as part of their collection, some of these, this memorabilia, plaques, other sorts

with an all-star cast including bruce willis, ed norton and bill murray, is rated pg-13. group of young people plans a one-of-a-kind invention and gets more than ask for in the score film chernobyl diaries. they hire a tour guide to take them to the side of the 1986 nuclear disaster. they soon find themselves fighting to get out alive. chernobyl diaries is rated r. >>jaqueline: a few light showers around the bay area. it has largely taper off. current temperatures are on the cooler side. away from a clothesline, temperatures are a little warmer. as live look ahead to the holiday weekend, we will start tomorrow with fall. we will seek more coverage around the bay shores into the 5:00 hour tomorrow morning. the san mateo coastline, you will see the fog as well. into the afternoon, the fog will shift over to the coastline. cahoon sit [ male announcer ] sizzler's new ultimate steak combos. hand-cut, tri-tip sirloin, plus choose shrimp scampi. or grilled malibu chicken, or bacon-wrapped shrimp. starting at just $11.99. is back. he has yet to play single game. the yankees are i

you, brian williams, tom brokaw, bill murray, tom hanks.ally come and do a great job for us. but it's like handful of people who are really, really strong. really, really good. >> nice to hear i'm included. >> you would be at the top of the list. >> you know that brian williams wants your job. >> brian williams can have my job. >> you don't think he'll do the news for the rest of his life, do you? >> a fantastic encounter. on wednesday, bill maher sits in with seth mcfarland. on thursday, donnie deutsche will be here with matt lauer and dr. oz is his guest. and then harvey weinstein wraps up the week on friday with surprise celebrity guests including a special message from oprah winfrey. >>> that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. e we begin with breaking news. a man has been arrested for etan pats' murder. the police commissioner announced the arrest of pedro hernandez, a man who worked as a stock clerk back at the store in

you, brian williams, tom brokaw, bill murray, tom hanks.ally come and do a great job for us. but it's like handful of people who are really, really strong. really, really good. >> nice to hear i'm included. >> you would be at the top of the list. >> you know that brian williams wants your job. >> brian williams can have my job. >> you don't think he'll do the news for the rest of his life, do you? >> a fantastic encounter.

bill murray courtside here. no derrick rose for chicago. they are in bug trouble. and spencer, the beg guy can shoot, had 21 for philly. victorious and up two games to one. celtics and hawks. rondo back after his one dame suspension. sweet reverse lay-up. triple-double. 17 points, 14 rebounds, 12 assists. they go to overtime. rondo show and go. no. k. g., yes. kevin garnett cleaning up. celtics win 90-84 and they go up in that series two games to one. mike shumann will be here at five, six and eleft win a recap of the kentucky derby. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, an abc seven new exclusive. laid off auto workers are the target of a fraud. we will talk to one man who fell for it. >> the state is auctioning you have surplus property but what are they doing with these boxes? i'll tell you. h@ >> new this morning president obama says it's time to focus on nation building here at home. just days after his surprise trip to afghanistan on the anniversary of osama bin laden's he said the tied of war has turned in afghanistan e said his goals of

l bill murray enjoying the show in the phillies. turner with authority. 16 for turner no.for chicago. spencer many 21 for phillies. big man. stroking it from deep. 79-74 and take a series lead. celtics and hawks. rhondo returning after serving 1 game suspension. pretty pre-versus. celts up 8. rhondo triple double. tm game goes to over time. rhondo show and go. kg yes. garnet on the follow. sell tickets pre-vail 90-84 and they go up 2 games to 1. >> look like ballet out there. >> good highlights. >> thanks larry very much. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 here on coffee tv 20. stay connected 24-7 at 7 news.com. for all of us here, entire news team thanks for watching we appreciate your time see you back in 1 hour over on the big 7 at 11:00 over on the big 7 at 11:00 o'clock. goodbye for now

we're talking about bruce willis, bill murray, edward norton. the list goes on and on.ip. >> scout master, i presume? >> yes. >> your reputation precedes you. you two are the most appall league incompetent custodial guardians social service has ever had the misfortune to encounter in a 27-year career. what do you have to say for yourself? >> you can't do this. they'll eat him alive in there. >> where? >> what's the name of the place again? >> juvenile refuge. >> juvenile refuge. >> and there is proof why the "chicago tribune" is calling this an engaging and dead pan fun movie. 97% favorable rating on rotten tomatoes. it's a great, great movie. you've got to go see it. >> they make a good duo. i love this franchise. "men in black iii" is back in the theaters. tell you a little bit about it. will smith and tommy lee jones are back. and essentially the fate of the planet. they discuss secrets to the universe that "k" never told them. he teams up with a young "k" played by josh brolin. look like he's going to be awesome in this part. essentially they save the future of huma

you, brian williams, tom brokaw, bill murray, tom hanks,.ally come and do a great job for us. i'm forgetting somebody that was just on, it was fantastic. it's like a handful of people who were really strong. you were really good. >> nice to hear i'm included. >> you would be at the top of the list. >> you know brian williams wants your job. >> he can have my job. >> you don't think he's going to do the news for the rest of his life. he wants the laughs. you better watch him. when we come back, let's talk about politics and late night tv. >> thank you, regis. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid

you, brian williams, tom brokaw, bill murray, tom hanks.eople who really come and do a great job for us. but it's like handful of people who are really, really strong. really, really good. >> nice to hear i'm included. >> you would be at the top of the list. >> you know that brian williams wa y

bill murray courtside in philly. hang time on the jam. he had 16. no derrick rose for chicago. they are in big trouble. spencer, the big guy can shoot. had 21 for philly. victoria, 79-74, up two games to one. >>> and the celtics and hawks. rondo back after his suspension. a triple-double, 17 points, 14 rebounds," 12 assists. they go to overtime. rondo show and go. no. kg, yes. kevin garnett cleaning up. celtics win 90-84 and they go up in that series two games to one. mikemike shumann will be here wa recap of the kentucky derby. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> coming up, an abc7 news st. louis. laid off auto workers are the target of an online fraud. we will talk to one man who fell for it. >> the state is auctioning off surplus property but what the heck are they doing with these boxes? i'll tell you. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or

you, brian williams, tom brokaw, bill murray, tom hanks,.and do a great job for us. i'm forgetting somebody that was just on, it was fantastic. it's like a handful of people who were really strong. you were really good. >> nice to hear i'm included. >> you would be at the top of the list. >> you know brian williams wants your job. >> he can have my job. >> you don't think he's going to do the news for the rest of his life. he wants the laughs. you better watch him. when we come back, let's talk about politics and late night tv. >> thank you, regis. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more t

it must be daunting for them to work with you, bill murray. frances mcdormand. [ bleep ] about who anybody else was. all right, we know they're together. >> reporter: you have the cliff claven pants. you've got -- your hair is an awesome actor in this. it's slightly sticky-outy. >> until help arrives, i'm deputizing the little guy. >> reporter: can you get into that because you don't take yourself too seriously? >> you saw the film. the absence of vanity. not a vain guy. and hair being what it is these days. i like my hair in that film. ♪ >> reporter: the movie is set on a remote new england island. the year is 1965. >> i grew up in the '60s. i remember how simple everything was. and now it just, come back around to it, not just because of the film, but just simpler is a lot easier. >> reporter: and the movie is a real escape, back to a simpler time. before cell phones and social networks. i really didn't want it to end. it's weird, wonderful. if you like wes anderson movies, you'll love this one. >> i do. i'm going to take that recommendation right to the movie

. >> in paragraph 83 the ministers sponsoring the bill, murray eagle had done 2008, which we noted the meeting on tap 44. i don't think it's necessary to terry to. we notice the threat had a powerful voice on medication. then moving forward, in fact gone 84, you match a radically with mr. baker, mr. burnt out, mrs. brooks. -- >> and that is to erie and the letter you wrote on the 12th of february, exactly clear from a letter sender to 36, when the meeting was over the lecture we have a dinner. >> i don't think this over lunch or dinner. i think was in my office. i'm almost certain it was in my office. >> if we could look at the text of the license. he said under criminalizing product under the law, although we do understand your immediate concerns are generally. we have no wish for responsible journalism and when the bosses were designed to have that effect, were not aware the section 55 has caused any problems since the dpa came into force. the penalties were proposed and strongly argued for by the information commissioner and their privacy. and then if i can look sick science into th

. >> much like bill murray back in the day. >> right, "stripes" it was the last military movie that i really could relate to. >> i thought you said private benjamin. >> the way she overcame so much. >> i just want to do lunch! >> she evolved as a person. >> that was a great movie. let's get to your headlines now. we have to start with the fox news alert. air strike overnight in yemen has left five al-qaida militants dead. it happened in the city of jahr. it leveled the house they were staying in. no word if it was done with planes or drones or who carried out the attack. authorities want you to remember this face. 35-year-old adam mayes on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list after murdering a mother and teenage daughter before kidnapping her two younger girls. a $175,000 reward being offered for any information leading to his arrest and the location of kylia and alexandria bain. mayes' ex-wife and mother facing criminal charges in this case. police say they helped kidnap the girls and hide their mother's and sister's body. is it a russian snub for president obama? vladimir putin who was swo

it's all about holding people accountable on the world wide web and here's what murray has to say about it. the goal of this bill is to basically protect victims that whether it be cyber bullying will it be other verbal or written attacks this gives the victims of such attacks or slanderous statements it gives them a little power to either confront the person making the statements or comments or to have these comments removed from the internet. now look i understand that cyber bullying is a problem especially in this day and age it's been so casually dove the wild west of the web but dare i suggest that omar and mary's bill would actually help them in the world of politics they think about one of the best ways to exercise first member rights these days is to post political opinions online but if this bill became law it could force anybody critical of politicians to give their name expose themselves or face censorship and surprise surprise it turns out that this is kind of a personal issue for dean murray two years ago during an election year anonymous posts appeared online accusing worry of domestic violence aga

murray and? >> you are talking about the appropriations bill, which is meeting the budget control act and is part of spending reductions that were put in place part of the debt ceiling -- >> but house republicans want to cut $19 billion from that level. >> i thought there was only one vote but did not support moving forward, which meets the budget control act. i think there is a strong bipartisan majority that is working to reduce spending in line with the budget control act. we will need to do more. that is what sequestration is about. but unlike the house is working on right now, i do not agree with sequestration. i think we need to find a better way to do it. there is too much pressure on the military to find the savings. but the real way to do it is to have entitlement reform, tax reform, passed a budget with savings included where we go through and do it in a very thoughtful way rather than sequestration. again, it is about further reductions and further savings. we're definitely working on that. but we're also making sure that we meet the requirements of the budget control act. >> do you be

murray, olympia snowe -- maria cantwell. you've got women up and down the west coast. >> bill: it is not true across -- my point is it is notross the country. i hadn't thought of it that way. we still have a long ways to go in terms of parity among elected officials. some very important races. i just mentioned just two of them. >> talking about 12 or 13 women senators. >> i don't know the number. >> it is a small -- 13% of the united states senate. half of the -- 52%, 54% of the country. >> bill: so we have a long way to go which is why what you're doing is so important. >> thank you. >> bill: and what you're doing is so important. we can get these women elected make sure they're democratic women. the other thing -- >> i'm going to tell them i'm going to do my personal plug here. i'm speaking at my high school graduation. >> you're graduating high school? >> bill: you're finally graduating? >> on june 4th. in detroit michigan. so i'm going to encourage those young ladies to get involved in public life, too. >> bill: good for you. jamal simmons, thank you so much for coming in. laura bassett, good to see you. >> good to be h

peppered two speeches with references to bill clinton over the last week, both with attacks against president obama. let me bring in senior political editor mark murrayyou know, so many people intrigued by the relationship between the former president and president obama and here in that bill clinton classic way just smoothly slipping in what he wants folks to talk about. >> right, tamron. you talked about the context. in the past week mitt romney invoking bill clinton's name saying bill clinton was a guy that supported a lot of things we republicans like and all in an effort to brandish bipartisan credentials and basically say, look, i like bill clinton and i don't like barack obama but i might like bill clinton. as you saw in the remarks there, that is an easy way to swat away the line that mitt romney has been having when bill clinton says i am not supporting mitt romney, i am supporting barack obama. >> the a.p. put out a report, a fact check on mitt romney's speech that he gave regarding the debt and fiscal issues and it says that romney falsely claims that president obama doubled the debt according to the ap he actually increased it by half, 10

bill. the treatment and research on pediatric diseases and conditions that is the work of senators reid and alexander and murray, and i've been very proud to add to their efforts. and, of course, the work on medical device innovation and safeguards, which i've done with senator grassley and senator kohl. this measure in a way epitomizes the approach are that w that wee to f.d.a. regulation, which is to enable devices to reach the market more quickly, to make sure that they are safe but available more promptly and to guarantee surveillance and oversight after they reach the market, a understan and reportiy industry so that we enlist industry as a partner and make the f.d.a. an alirk an ally, non adversary. nowhere is this approach more necessary than in addressing the drug shortage problem in this country, and it is a problem, it is a crisis, it is an outrage. the united states should be embarrassed and outraged that the greatest country in the history of the world, the strongest on the planet, having developed lifesaving medicines and devoted extraordinary research and development to make those medicines availa

murray: i speak for speak for 15 minutes in morning business and not to take time away from the bill. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. enzi: mr. president, it was my understanding that because of the special event tonight that we were going to be out of here at 6:00. so, i'm not leadership has in mind at this point, but i -- mrs. murray: mr. president, i -- mr. enzi: i have -- the presiding officer: is there objection to the stphar's request? without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, next week americans are going to spend time honoring and commemorating the men and women who died fighting for our great country. memorial day is a day to reflect on and give thanks for the sacrifices made by those who made the ultimate sacrifice. but it's also a day to look forward and to think about what we all can do to help our veterans who also sacrifice so much and who deserve our support when they come home. so, mr. president, i come to the floor today to discuss an issue that, quite frankly, defies common sense. the high rate of unemployment among recen

bill: oh, god forbid! violate the constitution? [ laughter ] >> i was at the press conference the senate democrat press conference of the week. usually harry reid by himself. this time it was dick durbin and patty murrayut the leaders to highlight this issue. dick durbin made the point not one republican supported this motion. i think that's a shot at scott brown because scott brown has broken with his leaders. they want to win back that seat. they don't agree. on the other hand house republicans want to move this even though the paul ryan budget did not call for that. kept the student loans at the 6.8% that they would jump to on july 1. they shifted, john boehner shifted because he saw the tide turning. they have a different -- to go after the healthcare law. is this going to get them? they have to find ow to pay for it. talking about june 30th, in the middle of the election season, maybe it doesn't get done. >> bill: i find it hard to believe number one that they would vote as they did and for the ryan budget. that would double the current rate. but secondly, that they would insist that it is more fair to take money -- to cancel preventive care programs in the health bill. right. colonoscopies, mamm

. >> in paragraph 83 the ministers sponsoring the bill, murray eagle had done 2008, which we noted the meeting on tap 44. i don't think it's necessary to terry to. we notice the threat had a powerful voice on medication. then moving forward, in fact gone 84, you match a radically with mr. baker, mr. burnt out, mrs. brooks. -- >> and that is to erie and the letter you wrote on the 12th of february, exactly clear from a letter sender to 36, when the meeting was over the lecture we have a dinner. >> i don't think this over lunch or dinner. i think was in my office. i'm almost certain it was in my office. >> if we could look at the text of the license. he said under criminalizing product under the law, although we do understand your immediate concerns are generally. we have no wish for responsible journalism and when the bosses were designed to have that effect, were not aware the section 55 has caused any problems since the dpa came into force. the penalties were proposed and strongly argued for by the information commissioner and their privacy. and then if i can look sick science into th

number 410, s. 3220, a bill to amend the fair labor standards act of 1938, and so forth and for other purposes, signed by 18 senators as follows: mikulski, reid of nevada, cantwell, murray, lautenberg, bingaman, whitehouse, shaheen, udall of new mexico, klobuchar, levin, warner, pryor, reed of rhode island, and gillibrand. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived and the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to s. 3220 occur at 2:15 p.m. on tuesday, june 5. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, we're going to arrange a vote monday night on one of the members who is trying to become a judge. one of the nominees, i should say. i note -- a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: thank you, mr. president. i want to take a few moments this afternoon to do something that has become a bit of a ritual with me, and that is to try to take some time each week to speak about the damage that we are doing to our atmosphere, to our oceans and to our climate with the relentless carbon pollution that we are discharging. as each w