strike two. 2-2 to chris murphy. n jersey. >> i don't know if murphy could believette. >> i'm a catcher. i know what a strike is. >> that pitch looked better than first pitch. that is called a ball. 3-2. >> pfluger didn't like that one. >> no, he did not. >> the 3-2 to chris murphy. up and in. balfour. he walked it. murphy will joking down to first. >> don't know if he will stay in the game. may get a pinch runner. >> number 49 is going to pinch run for chris murphy. so tying run aboard. tom malinowski now. runner on the first pitch heading down to second. stolen base. now the tying run in scoring position. >> if i recall, malinowski, the new jersey congressman knocked the ball up the alley. >> you are correct. single up the middle. >> 0-1. pfluger. the 0-1. 1-1. >> malinowski trying to tie this game with a base hit. kevin brady over towards second. see if pfluger takes a look. he does not. top of the seventh inning. republicans clinging to a one-run lead. runner at second base. >> a little cat and mouse there at seco

senator chris murphy i'm really grateful _ basis.or your - basis. senator chris murphy i'm really grateful for your time - really grateful for your time tonight. thanks for going on a whole range of issues that were interested in. it's really good heavy on the program. thank you very much. do you stay with us on the program. were going to talk about a new book that just come out for bob woodward was an interesting revelations. to stay with us for that. hello. in the coming days, the weather will continue with a rather gentle slide into autumn. the days are becoming shorter, the leaves are beginning to show something of a tint, but there's nothing too dramatic to come in terms of strong winds to start taking them off the trees just yet or any especially heavy rain in the short term. if anything, i think some decent spells of sunshine in the next few days. but one taste of autumn i think that we will see is some early fog. overnight, we've got this ridge of high pressure building up from the southwest of the uk. that means very light w

john you just heard our conversation with chris murphy, we talked your world, options.eam flagged, i think, four days ago, some underlying moves in things like the russell 2000 etf that may have been a signal what did you see and what did it tell you >> sure. well, so last friday, brian, and chris was right about a couple things, by the way one of which was that expiration friday was huge. and that means that a lot of people, unless they rolled the positions into this week, brian, or further out, didn't have either, a, protection, or b, bets either to the upside or down side that would play out this week. those positions expired on friday last week what didn't expire was a big purchase of about 60,000 of the iwm puts these puts were purchased at the 218 strike and they went deep in the money. in fact, you more than tripled your money on those 60,000 puts. that's a big trade multi-million dollar winner. now did somebody just need protection or did they think maybe something this week would play out the way it did yesterday? certainly these one-day events are becoming mor

get e*trade and start trading today. >>> joining me now, chris murphy, members of the senate appropriationsttee. maga road trying to torpedo biden's plan. what do you think is motivating them. you take power from corporations and billionaires and millionaires and deliver it to middle class and poor families struggling to make ends meet. that means corporations are going to pay more taxes and billionaires are going to have to pay their fair share. that means pharmaceutical are not going to make $2 billion in profits next years. the maga crowd which has been funded by billionaire corporate interests for a while are going to be busy trying to undermine this agenda. we have seen it before. i see the american people are on our side here. they want us to see it delivered for them. they are sick and tired of those elites getting everything they ask for and want for in washington. it will be a fight, a fight worth having. >> there are a lot of eyes on senator manchin and sinema. have you spoke with either of them, what do they need in order to get on board? >> i guess i do agree with senator manchi

we anticipate it's going to be another rough day as chris murphy told us yesterday.urphy said democrats should do more and he said there's a 20-year history of messups. that's an interesting way to look at it. s he -- he's a top foreign affairs person for the party. just another partisan mess here. i imagine we'll see in the next couple of months congress try to put its foot down when it comes to recognizing the taliban as the legitimate steward. that's something to look forward to in the next couple of months. >>> jake, one more before you go. i want to circle back how you said reconciliation may be falling down the list of priorities. what's the sense in terms of how the white house approaches that. we know that president biden has put so much on this. we heard from him last night in california, again, talking about the need for this, including climate change as he toured wildfires in idaho and california. what's the timeline now? if it slips, when might we see it being taken up? >> jon, those are two questions we could see in late october, november, december. i th

joining us now democratic senator chris murphy.nna coren looking into the drone strike in kabul just hours before the u.s. finally withdrew from afghanistan. secretary blinken told your colleague senator rand paul today that he did not know whether the target of the strike was indeed an isis operative or if it was an aid worker, which also seems possible. don't you find it alarming that the u.s. government, the biden administration does not know? >> i do, and i wish that this was unrepresentative of our drone campaign in afghanistan, pakistan, yemen, parts of africa over the course of the last 20 years. studies of our drone strikes have suggested that maybe eight out of ten times we are hitting the wrong target, we have killed thousands of civilians. and a bunch of good research suggests that in places where we utilize drones in order to target terrorists, we end up recruiting more terrorists than we kill because all of the bad publicity that comes from the united states killing civilians from the sky ends up as bullets as material

democratic senator chris murphy calls apples action indefensible.the uk's two most prestigious universities is at the top of the rankings. st. andrews in scotland took the number one stop -- number one spot. oxford and cambridge universities finished second and third. paris has become one of the hottest cities in europe for finance professionals. companies are beeping up operations are -- beefing up oppositions -- operations. but answers that use london as a baseball operations are moving to the continent. alix: everyone is moving to texas to new york but all the bankers are moving from london to paris. we both have our issues. guy: absolutely. i cannot listen to ritika so i have no idea what she was talking about. david: everyone wants to -- alix: everyone wants to hire in paris and headhunters having a great job. guy: not everyone wants to move from london to paris. do you want to go there when you have a shortage of english-language schools, international schools are limited, trying to get a place is difficult. i think there is a hiring crunch. p

joining me now senator chris murphy of connecticut. what we just shaerd that joemanchin said months ago, in july, gave senator schumer a 1.5 top line. is that gross or net? is that deficit spending or whatever. but you're on the appropriation committee, you're the one that has to come up for this as well. do you think this significantly moves the needle? >> he was ner going to be comfortable with $3.5 trillion. i think it is an important question whether or not we're talking about 1.5 trillion in total spending or whether or not that is deficit spending. what i heard him be concerned about is legislation. it's only a concern if you're spending money you don't have. what we're proposing is to tax millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share. so this is a bit of a public negotiation right now and all of us will talk with joe in the next couple hours. but listen, i think that despite the big number that's are thrown around it is still a lot of money in my state and that can still change a lot of people's lives. >> will bernie san

let's bring in democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.ions committee was there yesterday. >> overall, how did antony blinken, the secretary of state make the case for the way the u.s. withdrew from afghanistan? >> i think secretary blinken did very well yesterday. this is a big moment for republicans like senator barrasso, these are legislators that cheer led the war for 20 years that forced us to stay there, arguably ten years too long when we knew the taliban was going to overrun the military. their effort is to obscure what was bad decision making by cheer leaders of the war for 20 years, focusing all of the nation's attention on what happened over the last 30 days. now, of course, i think even secretary blinken would say he would do some things differently, but the idea that the united states has the power with only a couple of thousands troops and diplomats inside afghanistan prevent pandemonium and chaos on the streets after the overnight collapse of the government is magical thinking. getting 130,000 people out is impressive but th

our friend of show chris murphy says there is a chance this could be somebody who is simply underweightis looking to make it up with lost time with a big bet. but it is more likely this is a straight up bet on stocks going, well, straight up, higher to the end of the year by somebody who is already very bullish and obviously somebody who's got a lot of money to bet with so all in all, forget about the trade itself, the macro takeaway is maybe that bet is at least one good sign heading into the final three months of the year, even if you're just a regular old investor random but interesting >>> let's talk to somebody who knows a thing or two about the options action and can shed light on what we just talked about. that is amy silverman, head of derivative strategy. i wrote the rbi yesterday not re realizing you were following it, our good luck it worked out. what does that bet say to you? what do you think that trader is trying to accomplish, besides, you know, making money >> yeah, you know, we watch that with great interest because it's always signaling to us a shift in sentiment, bria

. >> joining me now is senator chris murphy of connecticut.w if there is a biden doctrine that seems to be emerging but part of it does seem to be something that you addressed in your piece when you talked about the critics of president biden's afghan policy being dangerously wrong because as you put it, you know, trying to remake another country and a culture that's not our own doesn't seem like the wisest use of our power. what biden seemed to be talking about was redirecting that effort to doing things like trying to solve the climate crisis, trying to solve the pan -- pandemic. do you think that starts to form late a doctrine? >> well, not every president needs a doctrine and i don't know that joe biden has one yet, but he's got a theory of the case, which is this. these endless wars overseas don't make the country safer and it's time to acknowledge the most significant threats of the country are not conventional military threats, are not potential invading armies. they are things like pandemic disease, climate change and the erosion of de

. >> with the taliban democratic senator chris murphy agrees think the expectations that republicanseated that we could have conducted this evacuation without confusions unrealistic. >> and expect this just to be the start of oversight hearings on this topic. lawmakers say they still have questions about the ongoing humanitarian crisis and reports of human rights violations by the taliban for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. fencing around the u.s. capital washington will go back up this week ahead of a planned protest this weekend. organizers call it the justice for j 6 rally. >> it's made up mostly of supporters of former president trump and they are rallying for people who are arrested during the january 6 riot fences will be placed around the capitol and the supreme court. but not by the nearby congressional office buildings, the capital, pollute police chief says his force is ready and added the fencing will be temporary as long as there aren't any remaining security concerns. coming up, a warning from apple. what some iphone users are doing that is damaging their

last 20 years -- focus on the last 20 years as opposed to what happened in august with senator chris murphyadding he hopes republicans don't, quote, turn this into a circus. that's tomorrow morning. elizabeth: thank you so much fom your journalism there. good to see you. >>> up next, georgia governor brian kemp says he will join a total of 20 governors that are going'r to battle back against e white house over that vaccine mandate on the private sector as unconstitutional. we've got the new rules for thee and not for me. the new uproar over the white house exempting congress, exempting federal courts from biden's vaccine mandate. stick right here, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we have a whole lot of show for you tonight. ♪ ♪ think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were i

they would like to focus on the last 20 years as opposed to what happened in august with senator chris murphydding that hopes republicans don't quote turn this into a circus. that is happening tomorrow morning. liz? elizabeth: aishah hasnie thank you so much for your journalism there. good to see you. up next georgia governor brian kemp. he says he will join 20 governors, a total of 20, they're now going to battle back against the white house over that vaccine mandate on the private sector as unconstitutional. we have the new rules for thee and not for me. the new uproar over the white house exempting congress, excepting federal courts from biden's vaccine mandates. stick right here. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we have a whole lot of show for you tonight. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my daughter has type 2 diabetes... and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity helps control your a1c... by helping your body release its own insulin. and it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn t for people ...with type 1

democrat, you've seen a little cover provided to the administration on the pullout itself and chris murphy, one of the senator on the panel discuss, the extraordinary success of an air lift operation that did evacuate more than 130,000 people. now the questioning continues. rand paul questioning now. want to perhaps in fact i think the only republican on this panel who supported the idea of withdrawing from afghanistan. so we'll see what more we learn as the afternoon continues. >> and admiral, having read the troops and knowing so much about what the ground truth is, you can understand the frustration on all sides over a 20-year war and goals not being met. what is your assessment of the way the questions are being asked and the issues being raised? >> i think he's got it right which is to say that it's different tonal environment in the senate having testified dozens of times over the years. it's a very different structure. but in both cases, these are hard questions and secretary of state blinken, who i know well, very smooth, very capable, very study in a situation like this, but boy,

ilhan omar and senator chris murphy join me live. >> then -- >> saying to people, i know where you live the white house and the fbi to protect members facing threats over public health. >> plus, the in

last week we heard from senators chris murphy and chris van hollen, members of the senate foreign relationstheir tuesday hearing to focus on the past 20 years, neil, rather than just events that took place in august with murphy even going on to say hopes republicans, don't quote, turn this into a circus but ranking member mccaul told me he is ready to hold blinken's feet to the fire. >> time for that, lessons wasn't learned last 20 years, we certainly made mistakes in foreign policy and we'll address those for but purposes of today, we want to know what went wrong, went so bad so quickly in a matter of months. there is a lot of questions, there is hard out time of 5:00 okay and members will have five minutes each to get questions in. neil: i wonder how much is devoted for question and how much time for answer? i turn the clock myself when i watch these things. ashiah, thank you very much. in middle of all this, north korea is launching more cruise missiles. greg palkot in london with more on that. what are they up to? >> you're absolutely right, neil. more foreign policy headaches for the b

last week we heard from senator chris murphy and chris van hollen, members of the senate foreign relations committee. they want their hearing, tuesday, to focus on the past 20 years rather than the events that happened in august, with murphy going as far as to say he hopes republicans don't "turn this into a circus." a hard time out is 5:00. lawmakers getting 5 minutes each task both questions. >> jacqui: a lot of questions. thank you. >> john: let's bring in florida republican congressman brian mast. he's a retired army ranger and will be in that hearing expected to start in the next hour or so. congressman mast, like so many other american service members and thank you for your service, you lost so much in afghanistan. both of your legs when improvised explosive device. what do you want to ask secretary blinken when you have the chance to question him in the next hour. >> what i lost was a scratch compared to so many who lost their lives. what i want to know, is he simply too arrogant to resign over all the mistakes that occurred come over believing terrorists weren't going to let terror

we heard from senators chris murphy and van holland last week and they want their tuesday hearing, tomorrow's hearing to focus on the past 20 years rather than just the events that happened in august with murphy going as far as to say he hopes republicans don't turn this into a circus. now, blinken will appear in front of the senate hearing tomorrow in person. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: want to bring in marc thiessen. i want to play something from cbs over the weekend and how he views our presence in afghanistan. >> we're more at risk without a doubt. we haven't put together a strategy for how we are going to do the two things. one is to collect that intelligence i talked about. intelligence community has to figure that out. the department of defense has to figure out this over the horizon capability. >> bill: the whole thing about over the horizon. debated upon the strike what could have been an innocent family. we'll hold our fire on that. how does blinken provide satisfactory answers today and tomorrow? >> it will be very hard. he will have to answer for this disaster and to answer for a

senator chris murphy adding he hoped republicans don't turn this into a circus. dana, blinken will appear at this hearing in person. he got a lot of tough love yesterday from republicans for appearing virtually for their hearing. dana. >> dana: i actually -- i thought it would be a better hearing if they were in person. today i think that will happen. >> bill: blinken testified yesterday about 100 americans still stranded in afghanistan. this amid new questions on whether a u.s. drone strike took out any isis-k terrorist as the white house claims. peter doocy is on that. >> lots of questions about that. not many answers. the pentagon told us they took out two isis-k planners with an unmanned drone strike near kabul a few weeks ago. since, no further details like names. >> they've either lied or may be that wrong. understand that when they completely withdrew the state department and the central intelligence people and the soft people, they lost all their ability to be accurate. so i would like to give them the benefit of the doubt. i suspect they didn't know and

that's why i along with my colleagues across the aisle, senator chris murphy and senator sanders, introduced the national security powers act, which would restore congress' role in national security decision-making. this is an opportunity to protect our constitutional order. american citizens and especially those who serve in our military deserve nothing less. despite our political differences, as members of the branch of government most accountable to the people, we feel the weight of american blood and treasure, sacrificed in our nation's wars. we may not have all the answers. i certainly don't claim to have them. but we've put forth a really thorough, well-reasoned, much-needed set of reforms to ensure that america is not thrown into another endless war without continual congressional input, congressional input that's not just helpful, i.t. not just a good -- it's not just a good idea but congressional input that's actually required by the constitution itself. it's that kind of input that's been neglected and, sadly, it's been neglected not just by the executive branch but it's been negle

shawn murphy, the extent of the season. the comeback ended there. chris davis throws him maybe a generous strike zone, that is your ballgame. jays win it, 10-8. >>> here is how the wildcard looks. it is an american league east wildcard now. the red sox beat cleveland for their fourth straight win. the a's are four games back of the second wildcard spot. >>> chomp those feet football fans, today marks the first full saturday super slate of college football. later tonight, it is the first game with fans at memorial stadium since 2019. great to have them back. stanford, meanwhile, they kicked off season this morning at at&t stadium in dallas. kansas state fans making it feel like a home game for their team. former cardinals john lynch in attendance. his son, jake is a senior linebacker. 7-0, 3rd and 13. i don't think stanford expected a run. dues bottom right of the middle. 59 yards to the middle. kansas state finished with 200 yards on he ground. stanford still trying to get on the board, jack west. that is an overthrow, picked up by tj smith. he takes it a

murphy, 16th of the season. that made it a two-run game. the really ended there. chris davis turned into stone like he just saw medusa. jays win it 10-8. oakland is reeling at the wrong time. four games behind boston for the second wildcard spot. >>> cal fans back at memorial stadium for the season opener. against nevada. last play of the first quarter. chase garbers. bears scored on their firs drives. the qb grew up in vaccaville. wasn't recruited by cal he want got a big arm. two touchdown passes were strong. fourth quarter now. bears down five. inside the ten, garbers under pressure. has to throw it away. cal was held to just three points over the final three quarters. nevada wins 22-17. >>> 49ers gm john lynch in the house for stanford's season opener in dallas. his son, jake, is a senior linebacker. fourth quarter kansas state up 17-0. jack west, perfect pass. looking for purple. tj smith who loots it, returns the int deep inside cardinal territory. second interception for west. he spent time with tanner heat. skyler thompson had a much better day. the cats had 200

murphy had his 16th of this season. the rally ended there. chrisd into stone like you just saw medusa. joey romano bring some up. open is reeling at the wrong time. they are now four games behind boston for the second wildcard spot. and fans are back at memorial stadium for the season opener against nevada. chase garber had a quick pass to nico. they scored on their first two drives. all wolf pack from there. carson grew up in vacaville. he's got a big arm. romeo had a two touchdown pass. fourth quarter with the bears down five. inside the 10, garber is under pressure. he has to throw it away. just three points over the final three quarters. nevada wins, 22-17. >> in the fourth quarter, kansas state is up, 17-0. west had a perfect pass. t.j. smith returns to int deep inside cardinal territory. the second an exception for was. kansas state had a better day. his second rushing touchdown with 200 yards on the ground. back to the drawing board. stanford loses, 24-7. and the keys to the game. meditate for two minutes. the third quarter, down 13-0. he bu

trying to replicate the comeback the jays had yesterday, shall sean murphy pulling the athletics within two. the comeback ended there, chrise zone, that's your ballgame, jays win 10-8, the a's are four games behind boston for the second wild-card spot. shop those feet, today marks the first full saturday super slate of college football. kalle host nevada later tonight, the first game with fans at memorial stadium since 2019. it's been a minute. stanford kicked off its season this morning, at&t stadium in dallas kansas state fans making it feel like a home game. 49ers gm and former carnal in attendance, his son jake a senior linebacker. second quarter we go, k state of 7-0, third and 13 and they are running, do spawn up the middle, nobody laid a finger on him. 59 yards, k state finished with over 200 yards on the ground. fourth quarter, stanford still trying to get on the board, jack west, that's an overthrow. picked off by tj smith, takes it all the way into the red zone. that was his second interception of the game. two plays later. kansas state quarterback skyler thompson, i will keep that and take what's mine, he's got

chris wallace indicated in his question. remaining with us, professor victoria defrancesco soto and mike murphy.fessor, what is driving an audit in a state trump won a cynic would add a question is it the same spirit that gave us the guns for all and abortion for none legislation >> let me clarify that this audit isn't statewide. it happens to be in four counties that have the highest populations of persons of color. so this audit is very targeted to a very specific group why are we seeing there this is part of governor abbott wanting to be in the good graces of donald trump that is part of it. there is the political calculation of greg abbott is up for reelection next year, and then presidential aspirations as well but the other part is it also texans here, republican texans believe that trump won so we saw earlier this year the university of texas, the texas tribune had a poll where they asked folks if they thought the election results were accurate here in texas, 73%, so just shy of 3/4 of republican texans thought that essentially trump won, that the election was inaccurate so there is a the

vivek murphy, thank you so mu for your time. >> of course, thank you, chris. >> there is no onin congss quitlike tie poer whe icon white board n ad thoson thether side arming like wn she got the cdc director to come into free covid testg in march of last year, when she pinned the postmaster general de joy about the mail dela. congress porter knows how to keep those in power accountable, and as they negotiate the steak of the biden agenda, she is here to dohat she does best after this. after this ♪ ts is h we do it ♪ (tools drop) (squeaking sound) ♪ this is how we do it ♪ turns out, montell jordan knows how to do almost everything. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. ♪ this is how... ♪ i got it, i got it, i got it. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage make the right call - and go with the general. do you have a life insuran policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to arn more. we thought we had planne

murphy and he joins us now. mr. mayor, do i have you? >> yes, sir, you do. thank you for having me on, chris. >> thank you for taking the time. know you have very pressing matters. what can you tell us about what made this different? >> well, chris, we've been through a lot of floods in the village of of mamaroneck, but this one was stronger in intensity and larger in extent. the usual places flooded but they flooded at a higher level than they ever flooded before and areas that never got water before, homes where basements never got wet were now full of water. the rain came down sometimes at a pace of about three inches per hour. i'd never seen it rain that hard before, and we've been through a lot of storms up here. but our police, our ems, fire, dpw, parks workers, all our municipal employees have all pitched in. and with the help of god we have not had a fatality but we've had over 100 water rescues. we have over 1,000 people displaced. either with friends or in a red cross shelter. and the red cross has been amazing. i can't thank them enough for what they've done for the people of this

two batters later sean murphy two-run homer to left and just like that with no outs oakland right back in it down 10 to 8, but they would fall short on the rally chrisse 10 to 8. pac-12 after dark cow hosting nevada open the season first quarter golden bears open the scoring damian moore caps a 15 play 63 yard drive seven. nothing golden bears cal score touchdowns on their first two possessions chase garbers to nico ramijo 14 nothing cow, but the pack battle back carson strong the quarterback connects with romeo dobbs. 43 yards for the score and it's a 14-10 game early third quarter fast forward strong to elijah. 16 yards for the go-ahead score nevada score 22 unanswered to take the lead and now we go to the fourth last chance for cal fourth and sixth garbage. class is incomplete and beats cal 22:17. this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer san jose state stanford also played today. we'll have those hats in the second half of sports dion. alright, sounds good chris. thanks much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 the debate over vaccine passports to fly experts say they could be coming soon, but not everyone is on board and break-ins in

murphy here. he says the state needs to be built back better, because as it stands right now it is clearly not prepared for these extreme weather events back to back, chrisa, thank you so much for that. what a shocking scene we're seeing there. >>> i want to turn to jefferson parish, louisiana, part of greater new orleans where nearly 150,000 residents, about one-third of the population there still don't have power. i'm joined by jefferson parish president. thank you so much for joining us. your next have been suffering now for eight days. what are your most immediate needs right now? >> our most immediate needs are just that, getting the electricity back on. our local energy company is working really hard, i have no doubt. the communication with them has been constant, so i'm pleased with that. look, i just found out about another death in our community, i just found out about it. it seems like there was a hit and run last night, very tragic, probably because the street lights are out. so, again, we have had -- at count, we have lost seven people in jefferson parish because of this storm, but really only one from the storm itself. the others are post-st