chris murphy's ernst serves in the public relations committee. senator, good to have. what do you view the role of the u.s., especially senate formulation committee and the senate and what happens next year. we just finished the senate riffing with the administration the state department and at first we do need to get military support to israel right now and we're working with the israelis to find out what they need most urgently and second we need foldable magic team on the ground in the middle east, and i think it's clear we will have an ambassador to the middle east by the end of next week. we also need an ambassador in lebanon, where the work is going to be done to stop a front from opening up on israel 's north, and third, we need to really robustly do work with our partners to try to find mechanisms of de-escalation, so right now that means working with recoveries and the egyptians, countries that are allies ignited states and receive a lot of military assistance with united states to use the context they have with a mass to find a peaceful into the hostage crisi

chris murphy has said that israel should not repeat the mistakes u.s. made in the wake of 9/11. he will join us live next. >>> and an off duty pilot a accused of attempting to shut down the engines of an alaskan plane mid flight denying that he had any medication but mentioned tatakingodelics s days beforore the e flight. >>> sources tell cnn military officials are trying to steer israel away from the brutal combat u.s. engaged in during the iraq war instead of a full-scale ground assaults on gaza, they are urging precision airstrikes and targeted special operations raids. this comes as a key foreign relations voice in the senate is invoking lessons of another war, afghanistan. >> our tactics were often producing more terrorists and insurgents than they were eliminating. we were far too cavalier about civilian casualties and humanitarian costs of our pursuit of the taliban and it ended up simply making the taliban stronger. >> that was senator chris murphy of connecticut, member of the foreign relations committee and he chairs subcommittee that focuses on the middle east. glad t

let's bring in senator chris murphy, a member of the senate foreign relations committee. hamas claims israel is responsible for the attack on that hospital. the idf says the attack was a failed rocket launch from the palestinian/islamic jihad organization, an organization the u.s. regards as a terrorist organization. how will the u.s. get to the bottom of what happened? >> first of all, this is an awful tragedy. any time you have this loss of civilian life we mourn, just like we're continuing to mourn for the families of israelis that died at the hands of hamas. i've not been briefed on the attack on the hospital. i don't know who's responsible. what i do know is that hamas often embeds itself inside civilian populations and inside civilian buildings. it's not uncommon for hamas to hide inside schools, inside hospitals. so they make it very difficult on israel to find and hold accountable the perpetrators of the crimes from a week and a half ago. i've not seen any information to confirm who -- which side was responsible here. obviously i'm much more prone to believe the i

senator chris murphy, thank you so much for joining me this evening. appreciate your time. republican presidential candidate chris christie joins me after a quick break. i'll get his reaction to tonight's breaking news. stay with us. -- it's going to send an incredibly strong signal to hamas, but the other enemies of israel and the united states, when joe biden in benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet are standing shoulder to shoulder in support of the israeli people. i'm very glad to hear the news today of a plan for humanitarian aid to reach gaza. that's absolutely critical. there doesn't have to be a choice made here between going after those who carried out these heinous crimes and making sure that families and gaza, especially children in gaza, are not unduly harmed, and again, a really exceptional moment. seven hours of meetings with the secretary of state and israeli leaders, once again, showing how deeply committed the biden administration is to helping israel hold to account the people who committed these crimes, but getting it right. >> senator, there was also ne

let me bring in senator chris murphy of connecticut. senator, unfortunately, usually when you and i get a chance to talk, it's on an occasion like this. i want to let you react to just some of the details here. people having to hide behind bowling pins. joey's father, who is a manager there, saying that he did try to help. he stepped in, he had a butcher knife. obviously, that is nothing compared to an assault rifle. just your reaction to this happening again. >> none of this is inevitable, joy. none of this is bad luck. this is a choice that we make in this country to live like this. the entirety of lewiston is locked down tonight. everybody in that community is trembling with fear, but that reality plays out every day for kids who live in dangerous neighborhoods, kids who fear for their life every morning and afternoon when they walk to and from school. every child in this country now has to go through mass shooter drills. this is literally corrupting the soul of america. and for what? for what? in my state, we don't allowia to buy th

joining me now is democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.nator, we are awaiting for the president to speak, but you are the perfect person to level set for us here. i want to start with the news from matt gaetz this morning, that he is going to offer a motion to vacate the speakership this week. he wants mccarthy removed, you of course have not been in the house for a long time, but you do have to work with a chaotic house. how concerned are you, that an already kind of wild house could become even more difficult to work with? >> well listen, this is an ongoing disaster for the american people. republicans are simply not fit to govern, they are not serious people. and, while the house of representatives, the republican caucus is going to go through another round of navel gazing, deciding who is going to lead them, people out there are hurting. we still have crises that we need to tackle, whether it be the record number of people dying of overdoses, continued gun violence crisis, and house republicans are going to spend the next couple of wee

senator chris murphy and former governor chris christie will be among my guests, but we start our coverage tonight with john brennan, former director of the cia, and jeremy bash, who served as chief of staff about the cia and the pentagon in the obama administration. clearly a lot going on. i appreciate you both being here with the this evening. director brennan, i want to start with you. hamas says they're prepared to receive the non-israeli prisoners when they felt the conditions have been met. -- what they've also said is they will release foreign nationals, not israelis. how do you think this could impact israel's plans for a ground invasion? >> well, certainly, israel has to lytton's to these office. i seem to believe that hamas lacks any credibility at this point. and they may be facing internal divisions within hamas, as well as external pressure coming from arab states such as egypt and qatar, to be at least somewhat accommodating. but i do think it's an effort to try to delay or to make it even more difficult for netanyahu and the israeli war cabinet to make the decision to move i

. >> reporter: connecticut democrat chris murphy said israel and ukraine need the money now. >> we know there's a huge bipartisan majority for israel aid and for ukraine aid in both the house and the senate. so why not just do it all at one time? >> reporter: the white house plans to formally unveil that funding request tomorrow. it's worth noting that approving it requires a fully functioning congress, which does not exist right now as there is no speaker of the house. norah. >> weijia jiang, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be ri this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you hav

. >> to karisa's point, we just had chris murphy on, senator chris murphy, who runs sort of the middle east portion of the foreign relations committee and he said it's not acceptable for fuel to still be blocked going into gaza. you are hearing that from some lawmakers here. for now, the united states is not directly -- >> reporter: which is a shift, yeah. >> for sure. we will get back to you. >>> house republicans considering picking their fourth nominee. they have picked their fourth nominee. will they actually become the speaker? floor vote expected today. this time will they make it across the finish line? >>> you want to see this. christiane amanpour in an exclusive sitdown with governor gavin newsom of california. he just met with xi jinping. what he sjust said about chaos t home and how it affects abroad. >> right now we are in good hands with president biden. we are not in good hands with the republican party. it's a clown show. they can't manage themselves. . >>> we don't deserve a leader like mike johnson. dadgum it's, we are going to get him and i think he is going to carry

in the name of the defense of this country and israel. >> senator chris murphy.ext for us, israel has been fighting hamas for decades but is now vowing to crush them tonight, comparing them to i.s.i.s. even. someone whwho knows the conflic well will join us next tplain. >> tonight, palestinian prime minister abbas -- palestine authority in the west bank called on the united nations to intervene in gaza. of course, in gaza, hot -- hamas presents itself as an alternative to the palestinian authority. they say civilian hostages will be executed, and those killings will be broadcast live if israel continues to target them without warning, as we have seen this air assault continued. joining me now, axios foreign policy reporter barack ravine. barack, i'm so glad you're here tonight. and for people who have not been following this as closely as you have for so long now, can you explain how hamas operates, what their end goal is here? >> good night, kaitlan. i think that the main thing to know about hamas that it's been governing -- >> i think we lost barack's connectio

senator chris murphy, thank you for joining us. i want to bring in more of our experience right now in andrew mccabe. what stood out from you with these maine officials? >> you know, i think what you're seeing is what we have freblgtly see in the immediate aftermath of a horrible, violent gun-fueled disaster in this country. you see senators who are all of a sudden very aware of the positions they have taken in the past that have not helped this situation. it is remarkable that the congressman has pledged to change his position, but quite frankly, the prospects are bleak for any sort of meaningful change with respect to thing that most -- almost all americans support, university background checks, reasonable age limits for, you know, people purchasing things like high-capacity rounds, military-style weapons, things of that nature. returning to some degree of an assault weapon ban. you know, we have a congress that can barely elect its own speaker after many weeks. so we have seen many, many horrendous gun-tiled tragedy. none of the

, congress could potentially decide whether kiev is a ukrainian or russian city, said senator chris murphykground. republican macarthy lost his post after the adoption of an interim budget without an article on support for ukraine; it turned out that there was a secret deal with biden that the new tranches would be taken into account in a separate bill. outraged party members demanded the resignation of the speaker; the democrats supported it, taking advantage of the opportunity to remove macarthy, with whom they had their own scores to settle. biden then claimed that he would find money for kiev, even if congress... was against it. and now news comes from the agency. the administration could announce a new $200 million relief package as soon as october 11. a diplomatic scandal at an informal summit of the european political community in spanish granada, it was provoked by the french president and prime minister of italy. bloomberg reports that emmanou macron and giorgio miloni have agreed to an unscheduled meeting with british prime minister rishi sunak to discuss the topic of migration.

chris murphy is here with our own diedra bosa.k investors or silicone valley are most focused. >> so for each company it's going to be different. as a whole, earnings season comes up, these are such big parts of the broader market that a miss from any one of these four names next week could take markets down with it. so it's really critical. expectations are pretty good. these companies are more like fly wheels or platforms with many different businesses and almost seen as defensive stocks in this kind of environment. they have had a tougher second half of the year, but year-to-date, they're still holding up and still led the markets higher this year. so different things for different companies. maybe one thread that will be the same for all four of them is their ai promise versus the economics of artificial intelligence. two very different things. the first half of the year characterized by the hype and promise, now it's the economic investors are going to look for more signs of montization, spending. ai is very expensive in term

joining me now is chris murphy of connecticut. level set for us, i want to start with the news from matt gaetz this morning, he's going to offer a motion to vacate the speakership. you haven't been in the house for a long time but you have the work a chaotic house. >> well, listen, this is an ongoing disaster for the american people, republicans are simply not fit to govern, they're not serious people and while the house of representatives, republican caucus is going to decide who's going lead them, people out there are hurting, we have still crises we need to talk about, gun violence, republicans are going to argue among themselves who's going to be the next speaker. we're not shutting down the federal government, what a low bar for house republicans we celebrate the fact they can barely keep the lights on with hours to go before a shutdown. ing mccarthy had to reach out and get democratic votes. but as you mentioned the price here he gave into republican demands to cut ukraine off, ultimately america's security is at risk if we

. >> now, i want to turn to senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut. member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator murphy, thank you for making the time. the president is on route to israel. the summit that i think a fairly critical summit he had planned with regional leaders has fallen apart. what does that signal to you about the prospects for are opening up humanitarian corridors? taking into account a looming humanitarian crisis. what does that say to you about the prospects for all of that? >> well, the primary purpose of the presidents trip is to stand with israeli leaders, to make it clear to the world, to israel's enemies, to our enemies, that we are going to help israel hold the perpetrators of the terrorist attacks accountable. so, that remains the centerpiece, and i think a very important centerpiece of this trip. i think it's regrettable that a boss and other leaders in the region have pulled out of this summit. especially when we have no indication right now that this was an israeli attack. i choose, frankly, to believe israel,

senator chris murphy is here with his reaction to what has been a wild weekend on capitol hill. he's coming up first. plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be live in studio with a view of the biden administration as the president frames as hot this out as a full on failure for republicans. >> and later, donald trump is expected to travel to new york today and extend the start of its civil fraud trial tomorrow. who better to talk to than former trump lawyer, michael cohen. he bullied -- blew the lid off of trump's shady business dealings, he's on the witness stand for this trial, he could come face to face with his former boss for the first time in years. we are waiting remarks from president biden at any moment from the white house and when he is ready we will take that to you live. but, in the meantime, i just want to level set on what we have seen in washington over the last couple of days. one republican congressman said that the last week was, like quote, riding a mechanical bull. that is quite a visual, but pretty accurate. the president is going to weigh in a

. >> reporter: connecticut democrat chris murphy said israel and ukraine need the money now. >> we knows a huge bipartisan majority for israel aid and for ukraine aid, in both the house and the senate, so why not just do it all at one time? >> reporter: the white house plans to formally unveil that funding request tomorrow. it is worth noting that approving it requires a fully-functioning congress, which does not exist right now, as there is no speaker of the house. norah? >> norah: weijia jiang, thank you. escalating mideast tensions not only prompted that rare global travel alert from the state department, federal law enforcement officials are also warning of potential threats right here in the u.s. we get the details from cbs's catherine herridge. [chanting] >> reporter: with emotions running high at protests across the country, in new york city, to chicago, and washington, d.c., a new federal law enforcement bulletin obtained by cbs news warns individuals or so-called lone offenders, inspired by or reacting to the ongoing israel-hamas conflict, pose the most likely threat to america

it's happening. >>> joining us now, chris murphy of connecticut.or, thank you for being with us this morning. you were unequivocal in your condemnation of the attack over the weekend and your support for israel. what can you tell us about the work the united states is doing behind the scenes to support israel here? >> well, first of all, this is true evil. it is really hard to get your head wrapped around these images. as you've talked about this morning, the operation to come in gaza is going to be absolutely extraordinary. there is no doubt israel has to bring to justice these perpetrators. inside gaza, that is going to be very, very difficult, especially while a hostage situation is pending. listen, there are a number of really important lines of effort right now. the biden administration is already forwarding material to israel. ammunition and intercepters are on their way. second, we're beginning to build a supplemental appropriation for israel to get them additional support and additional supplies, especially for the iron dome. i would argue

but what's interesting is chris murphy, who -- democratic senator who has long been a gun reform champion suggested -- >> since sandy hook. >> he suggested something i could see getting a little bit of steam, stricter background checks for assault weapons. that's something that's a step away from a full-on ban which is dead on arrival with any republican. >> let's listen to susan -- senator susan collins of maine. she was asked about this yesterday. >> i think it is more important that we ban very high-capacity magazines. there is always more that we can do. >> she was being asked about an assault weapons ban and what she thought -- she focused on high-capacity magazines, by said there is always more we can do. i mean, republicans have been clear, most of them, they are not going further than the bipartisan bill that was passed last year on guns. >> that was breaking 30 years of gridlock, right? 30 years. that's a lifetime of no significant legislation that made a difference. but i think it's important to listen to those places where politicians are willing to compromise, right. if not a

lawmakers, democrat chris murphy, told us on this show, you have to let fuel in.ition of the israeli government is, no. hamas takes the fuel, they say. we will not let it in. what happens if fuel is not allowed into gaza, to children. >> to children. so, our team in gaza, who are still safe and accounted for, are now essentially calculating how much supplies they can carry on their shoulders, on their backs, in order to get it to distribution centers, instead of -- normally of course, truck it. >> driving it. >> everywhere. fuel also doesn't -- if you don't have fuel, you don't have ambulances. you don't have incubators taking care of premature babies. you don't have dialysis machines. so a lot of things don't work without fuel. the bakeries supported by the world food program cannot make bread. so without fuel, a lot of that aid is great that the number of trucks has gone up, but a lot of that aid will not be as effective. >> i would love your reaction to something that president biden said a couple of days ago, because it is important to note that the palestinia

senator chris murphy is here with his reaction to what has been a wild weekend on capitol hill. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be live in studio with a view of the biden administration as the president frames as hot this out as a full on failure for republicans. >> and later, donald trump is expected to travel to new york today and extend the start

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here is senator chris murphy who sits on the foreign relations committee.a listen to this. >> i'm concerned by the fact that when it came down to it, the only demand that mccarthy was willing to give in to that was coming from his hard right was the demand to abandon ukraine. my worry is, if we wait until the middle or end of november to have this conversation about whether he's still supporting ukraine, it may be too late for ukraine by that point. >> is the senator right to be worried? >> i think there's room for worry here. i think when you look at the senate, you see bipartisan support for ukraine. mitch mcconnell has been overwhelmingly supportive of ukraine and the funding thereof. it's a growing concern not only the far right but the republican congress writ large, their lack of support for funding going forward. it was interesting it was the only thing pulled out of the spending bill. so i have concerns here and id think america has concerns as well. do we support democracy or do we nod around the world? i think that's the big question. >> former ne

and you saw a tweet, for example, from senator chris murphy who said he talk to the foreign relations chairman, who is now stepping in for some hermite as well he looked through his legal troubles. you see that tweet on your screen. he said we both ree that we need to move jack lewis, he is the nominee that biden, presidenbin, had handed down to congress last month. the nomination to be the ambassador to israel, as the senate's first business when we reconvene. the senate is out the next week, and i have not seen any calls from republicans or democrats to hurry them back any sooner. schumer of course is on a codel to china right now. but it is clear that both sides, republicans and democrats, think and agree that the ambassador position needs to be filled so that he can be there dealing with some of these diplomatic issues that are rising right now, and that there is a presence shown to the world that there is an ambassador in this position, that the u.s. is taking this seriously. and i expect to bring to my sources, they will move on this. they will schedule a committee hearing for m

joining me now, the democratic senator, chris murphy, of connecticut. he is a member of the foreign relations committee. and i appreciate your time, senator. so president biden is going to be making an argument, i would assume more than just about funding, right? the funding would have an offshoot of a much bigger point of national security and democracy. what is this speech really about, do you think? >> well, these are big dollars. when the american people hear spending 50, 60, $70 billion overseas, they have a high bar. in order to prove the efficacy and need for that money and the president i think is going to meet that bar because in israel, we are engaged in a communal fight against terrorism. this country has lost thousands of people to terrorist attacks. israel has now lost over 1,000 and if you don't fight hamas alongside israel, then these groups grow in strength and start to contemplate attacks against the united states. in ukraine, it's a bit of a different case to be made, but it's another leader. this time in russia, that is trying to shat

we heard from senator chris her fee and he said they are -- chris murphy and said they are already workinghey could link it. but we still do not have a speaker of the house. but potentially how quickly the house can appoint a speaker is how quickly we can see any packages developed. lisa: is one thing to talk about theoretically but also to deliver. at what point does this accelerate the plan to get some sort of speaker in place? this is the reason why kevin mccarthy it said i will come back and be the speaker if you need me to. annmarie: i think there is definitely a lot of pressure on lawmakers to really get their act together within the republican conference to try to coalesce around someone. the issue remains that whether it is jim jordan or steve scalise, none of them can get to 217 at this moment. there was a house republican caucus reading airing grievances and what we saw yesterday is there was really this gap of leadership on the republican house side. former speaker kevin mccarthy took that moment and gave a press conference and talk about iran and there needs to be tougher sanct

chris: fair catch. a taste of shedeur sanders' night. he's battled but this. latu all over him from opening minutes. never let up. murphy twins all over him. >> kirk: gabriel murphy and grayson murphy, they took this game personal. entire defensive line. latu, all-american, been all over the field. three or four guys every snap, nowhere to escape. that's his strength, not just poise and ability to throw but to escape and keep his view and vision downfield. his strength. but ucla knew coming in they had to take that way and they've done that. >> chris: he's back out there. quarterback wants to be out there. dad's okay with it. but d'anton lynn's defense has done a terrific job as we expected. just get down, don't take a hit. latu hunting him down again. >> kirk: they're going to the end here. the pressures, the hits. i don't know the difference between a hit and knockdown, all the same to me. sacked seven times. d'anton lynn has to be incredibly proud of the plan they put together. defensive coordinator, first year from the ravens, a raising superstar in the profession. he played at penn state. you know, worked most of h

murphy. we both agree on this. chriselieves that love is the answer, and i do too, but i own a handgun just in case, and that's my right. and every veteran has that right. and we shouldn't take away a person's gun without a judge, not a bureaucrat at the v.a., ruling that person mentally incompetent. the presiding officer: the question is on the amendment. mr. kennedy: i ask for the yeas and nays, madam president. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. the clerk: mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. vote: ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. he

. >> that's just like richard pryor and eddie murphy doing something together it would be amazing. kevin hart and chrisring their conversation, will referred to their marriage as i quote a sloppy public experiment in unconditional love the actor continuing, as i stand here before you, i am happier than i have ever been in my entire life. the couple truly redefining marriage in the modern age "worthy" is available now. >> apparently he walked into the place and it exploded in applause and he spoke for like six minutes about their relationship >> did jada know he was coming >> jada had -- i had heard that he might join somewhere along the way. but when we last spoke to jada, wednesday, she had not spoken to him at all since all of this press had happened so somewhere between that and -- >> and he posted that thing, it looked like he was going off on a vacation he was like, i'm turning off my notifications. >> will and jada, come on down >> wonder if all of this ends with them getting back together and living happily ever after. >> that's what he said >> he says that they're -- she told hoda, we're going