. >> good morning, john murphy and i am a private detective in san francisco.inted often to assist defendants, defendant whose have chosen for whatever reason to represent themselves. this phone card business has been going on for years. i have dealt with nick (inaudible) who does a good job, and talk about a thankless job, but this phone card thing, for years they gave an actual card to a defendant, in custody, and that often times ended up in trading or sales of that card, so if this new system is like the federal system and an on-line and so you have a number of a pfn and you go and you are allowed to charge against your account, defendants will not sell their numbers because they will lose everything. and so, if this happens, and if you do keefe it is such a great thing, next to a good lawyer, the phone is the most important thing to anybody in custody it is their only way to communicate it is so fundamental and so important for a defendant either on a motion or a vote where he has already violated his probation or presumed innocent in new case, everyone ha

"saturday night live," as we know, launched the careers of eddie murphy, john belushi, chris rock, danaarvey, bill murray, darryl hammond who did me all those years. recently tina fey, jimmy fallon, seth meyers who have their own shows on nbc. last week we lost the voice of snl, the guy we heard every week at the split second we realized they were here to grab us in the weird world between reality and the absurdity it represented. the look and feel of the show may have changed but that voice remained. ♪ >> it's "saturday night live"! >> dan aykroyd, john belushi, chevy chase, jane curtin. >> it's "saturday night live"! it's "saturday night live." >> kristen wiig, andy sandberg, bill hader. >> it's "saturday night live" with vanessa bayer, aidy bryant. >> that was the great don pardo, the veteran tv announcer of 76 years who died last week at age 96. snl cast members say their first mention was one of the greatest of their lives. bobby moynahan says i heard don par do say my maim for the first time. i cried until the 16th. here is to lorne michaels who had the savvy to pick this voice. f

joe terranova is holding on to number one followed by john and mike murphy.brown's currently in fifth place and made two moves in the hope of getting a little boost here. so josh, what did you do? >> i made some sales, melissa. i'm almost 40% cash right now. >> i was criticized for that. supposedly that's not allowed, but go ahead. >> okay. thank you, joe. >> let's get to it and then you guys can go at each other. how's that? >> no, i made some sales because i think the market is getting a lot more selective. and given the volatility last week, if that's a sign of things to come, i don't want to be fully invested and not able to buy great stocks coming down. i got out of my india trade. i still like the trade from a long-term investing standpoint. but i only have five months to catch up. and i think that's the wrong fit for this contest. the other stocky sold was softbank which continues to act terribly since it has since the beginning of january. alibaba the largest shareholder, unfortunately also the largest shareholder of sprint which got negative competit

chris murphy writes, heading out to pick corn. and arizona senator johnmccain tweeting from jakarta. had a good meet with indonesian foreign minister. you can find more tweets from members of congress. join our list at twitter.com/c-span. >>> coming up, we turn to american history tv. normally seen on weekends here an c-span3. we look at the 40th anniversary of president nixon's resignation, beginning with his televised announcement in 1974 followed by a "washington post" discussion of the event 40 years later with some of the report irs and authors who have written about the historic event. >>> tonight on american history tv in primetime, at 8:00 eastern, a look at the early american republic begoning with author william crystal on advice from the founding fathers. then joanne freeman discusses alexander hamilton followed at 9:40 by professor watson jennison teaching a class on political unrest in the early american republic. at 10:30 eastern, a classroom lecture on alcohol use in colonial america with university of california professor alan taylor. all

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john kerry, marie harf, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you so much, ari. >> absolutely. i want to turn to chris murphy, democrat from connecticut, member of the senate foreign relations committee. good evening, senator. >> good evening. >> you have said you support what the president is doing at this juncture. why? >> well, i think he's laid out some more limited but very important goals. clearly, the united states stands against genocide and protecting this small minority group that has consolidated up on the top of a mountain is a legitimate use of american humanitarian but also military power. and, of course, we are always going to protect our own people who are right now in irbil and who are under threat from an advancing isil army. now, the question is, when does congress come into play here? there is a war powers obligation on behalf of the president if these operations are to last past about 30 days in time to come to the united states congress and seek additional authorization. today you're seeing relatively broad support for these limited actions as we await additional information and evidenc

cisco may be up this year but mike murphy says he's not interested, until the stock gets the ceo the boot. wow. >> hmm. >> that's rough. >> harsh. >> a problem with j.c.? johners? >> i think they need new leadership there. >> okay. mr. diplomat. shouldn't you be buying the stock ahead of tonight's earn g earnings report? that's coming up next. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. this toy is a reminder that someone cares.ug. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is a chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, the employee owners of sleep train are proud to dedicate their time, hearts and resources to giving local foster children one important thing: hope... hope... hope... not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. children: ♪ sleep train child: ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> i want to give you details on a story that is developing. bill ackman has sent a new letter to his investors. there's mr. ackman there, in which he says he is committed to pushing ahead on valeant's bid for allergan and this is re

the district court will also cause certificates of and john to reflect their marriages and allow those men to rest in peace. thank you. >> mr. murphy, have you a few rebuttal. >> thank you, your honor. just a few quick points. the questionoke to about isn't this case entirely the outcome of the other case, i think that's correct.xactly how michigan comes out will most explain how this case comes out. and michigan, i haven't her any exceptionhaving an for out of state recognition. the first point that was made was some due process right that but thaty rooted, doesn't take on the notion that due processeate rights when there's a full faith and credit clause and it ignores the equally long standing -- >> but couldn't we say, if we to, that ohio is tofectly free to refuse recognize, or refuse to issue, refuse to recognize people who get into common law marriages the state. but then apparently allow somebody whose marriage is a common law marriage is anothered valid in state to come in and recognize marriage. >> it's a notion of public policy, i think there's no wouldon that ohio recognize some marriages that would not be lawful in ohio

murphy writes heading out to pick corn. i kind of feel like ray leota and he shared the link to the movie "field of dreams." and arizona senator johnin tweeting from jakarta. >>> coming up here on cspan 3, we turn to programs normally sign on cspan 2's book tv programs. jo becker, the author of "forcing the spring, inside the fight for marriage equality." we'll talk about the start of the gay marriage movement. then marion barry, "mayor for life." the incredible story of marion barry jr. then edward clean, his book on "blood feud" clintons versus the obamas. >>> tonight on american history tv in primetime at 8:00 eastern, a look at the early american republic beginning with author william crystal on advice from the founding fathers. then at 9:00, yale professor joanne freeman discussed alexander hamilton. 9:30, university of north carolina greensboro professor is teaching. then at 10:30 eastern a classroom lecture on alcohol use in colonial america with alan taylor all tonight on american history tv in primetime. >>> tonight cspan in primetime spotlights veterans' health care. including the testimony by dr. christian head, a vetera

john boehner, speaker of the house and urged him to hold the vote saying mr. obama strikes appear to be donned the scope of the mission that he laid out. two democratic senators and chris murphy of connecticut said they do not believe any of the existing existing authorizations give obama the authority to conduct a long-term campaign in iraq and serious. senator bob corker of tennessee the ranking under on the senate foreign relations committee that the congress needed to own any potential military action. on the foreign-policy challenges for the administration here is nevada on the democrats line. >> caller: good morning. i matter what he says they freak out about it but beyond that they say okay let's go to congress and talk about this. we finally got a bunch of these guys together kind of like more traditional poor when we have at least targets to go through to get at the one target in syria and one target in pakistan. we have some really bad guys and these are the terrorists that we are at war with. and i think mr. obama should go to congress and go after them. >> host: here is mary on the republican line. hello. >> caller: as a republican i would just like to see that th