his name is matt murphy. a big rejection really good lawyers who reviewed it individually and this group. >> which means they tried very hard to make a case and they couldn't do it. >> they tried very hard. that's right. and they figured, based on their review, that they couldn't do it. >> some of the reasons were apparent from the get-go. >> you look at it on its face, this case was a really tough one. >> for one thing, there was so much evidence they didn't have against sam. >> there is no murder weapon here. we had no witness. we had no compassion. we had no dna. so, you can look at it that way in that conventional review. yeah, it looked really tough. >> what really made this case a prosecutor's nightmare was the fact that all the physical evidence put away from the man they thought was a killer. any defense attorney would ask if police found appeared dna and fingerprints, why would they charge them? >> were you surprised you didn't find sends dna there? >> yes. >> he thought newer, better test might find

. >> that's when matt murphy decided to go back to the evidence.the people whom we all believed he had murdered. the dna matched charlotte lamb, jill parenteau, georgia wixted and jill barcomb. >> at that point, rodney alcala is clearly now known as a serial killer. >> when you get a case like this, the first thing you do is you meet with the family members. and it really -- it drives you. they say you see the reflection of your victim in the eyes of the people who love them. >> i forget a lot of things, except the most important thing i can't forget, and that's her and how she died. >> i was at the same exact age as robin samsoe. we were both 12 years old in 1979, and you connect with your victim. >> matt murphy was a young, talented, brilliant prosecutor, and the alcala case would be his 107th homicide. >> and now we're going to be in one of my courts in front of one of my judges, and i was going to do everything i could to make sure that he faced justice for what he did. >> the third death penalty trial was set for 2010. >> matt murphy and i end

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stars, including cillian murphy, matt damon and emily blunt, left the premiere of christopher nolan's on thursday night, as the strike was declared. they'rejust some of the 160,000 tv and film actors, and 11,000 writers, that are demonstrating for increased fees for repeats on streaming services, and assurances about the use of artificial intelligence. talks between the actors' union and major studios failed to reach an agreement last night. peter bowes reports. from a red carpet in london, to studios in la, act are walking off thejob. even before studios in la, act are walking off the job. even before the strike had officially started, stars at the much anticipated uk premiere of oppenheimer showed their solidarity with fellow actors in hollywood. cillian murphy and emily blunt left the screening, along with matt damon, who said it was in support of colleagues who were struggling to make a living. you have to make $26,000 a year to qualify for your health insurance, and there are a lot of people who get a cross that threshold through their residual payments, and so, you know, we can

as a result, stars cillian murphy, matt damon and emily blunt left the premiere of christopher nolan'sheimer in london last night as the strike was declared. the studios say they have made meaningful offers but that's been rejected by those on strike. the guild's president, fran drescher, said the decision by actors to walk out was a "moment of truth". we are being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they are losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it is disgusting. shame on them. they stand on the wrong side of history at this very moment. the issues in the strike go much deeper thanjust the film industry itself. the screen actors guild wants streaming giants to agree a fairer split of profits and better working conditions. but other demands — like protecting actors from being replaced by digital replicas — reflect wider challenges. the union wants

as a result, stars cillian murphy, matt damon and emily blunt left the premiere of christopher nolan'simer in london last night as the strike was declared. the studios say they have made meaningful offers but that's been rejected by those on strike. the guild's president, fran drescher, said the decision by actors to walk out was a �*moment of truth'. we are being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the people that we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it, quite frankly. how far apart we are on so many things. how they plead poverty, that they are losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos. it is disgusting. shame on them. they stand on the wrong side of history at this very moment. the issues in the strike go much deeper thanjust the film industry itself. the screen actors guild wants streaming giants to agree a fairer split of profits and better working conditions. but other demands — like protecting actors from being replaced by digital replicas — reflect wider challenges. the union wants g

on the side, it is an all—consuming hype bubble whereas chris nolan�*s oppenheimer with cillian murphy, matt space for both of them but ultimately barbie will be the box office winner. the? will be the box office winner. they need to do — will be the box office winner. they need to do well, _ will be the box office winner. they need to do well, both _ will be the box office winner. they need to do well, both of _ will be the box office winner. they need to do well, both of them, because the budgets are absolutely massive. i was looking at some of the figures earlier and barbie, just the figures earlier and barbie, just the production costs, you mention just in terms of some of the marketing, the huge amount they are what the production costs for barbie, 1a $5 million. yellow might guess, and i think around 100 million for oppenheimer. —— barbie, $1a5 million. yes, and i think around 100 million for oppenheimer. not cheap but i will say this the money is on the screen for both, sometimes you watch a movie and feel short—changed but neither of these have a feel. really interesting and talking

as a result, stars cillian murphy, matt damon and emily blunt left the premiere of christopher nolan'sn london last night — as the strike was declared. the studios say they have made meaningful offers but that's been our correspondent nada tawfik is outside the headquarters of netflix — in new york. great to see you. what is happening there? ~ . , u, great to see you. what is happening there? ~ ., u, , great to see you. what is happening there? ~ ., , , there? well, as he can see behind me, members of— there? well, as he can see behind me, members of the _ there? well, as he can see behind me, members of the screen - me, members of the screen actors guild arejust starting me, members of the screen actors guild are just starting to assemble now. in fact, guild are just starting to assemble now. infact, other unions guild are just starting to assemble now. in fact, other unions as well here to support them from the beginning their action. and they are going to be notjust here at netflix picketing, but at other locations across the city. amazon, hbo, paramount, nbc, universal. i have been

murphy matt dayman emily blunt and many others have already expressed solidarity with their colleagues the star cast of christopher nolan's new film has left the london premiere. the protest is hitting the american economy more and more every day. such actions threaten not only to stop the production of films, but also affect the advertising of films. we watch all the news always available on the media platform in the application on the site smotrim.ru on avesta , stay tuned for developments. a popular singer and still relatives cannot share his multi-million dollar inheritance. and in our studio, the only daughter of the famous esche pierre narcissus caroline christel meet, but most importantly, you are the heir to the fortune of pierre narcissus of your father. here's a year without dad, how are you. it's hard, but i try to do it anyway. i feel that my father is next to me. well, you know you look so much like him and just. what is that cap in your hands? this is his favorite cap, which we bought together with him, such a memorable thing for me as well as the carolina pendant, which

.>> onone of ththe most anticipapated movieses of the e opoppenheimer r stars killiaian murphy alalongside matt david, emily blblunt, robert downy jr. and part of the 100 blunt, robert downy jr., and part of the $100 movie was filmed right here in the bay area, at uc berkeley, where oppenheimer was once a professor in the 30s and 40s. university library shared these pictures in front of the aptly named oppenheimer way, where his office once sat. the movie opens on friday.>>> now to a story that has gone viral, a little girl has been dubbed the tick-tock baby. her pregnant mother was sent home from the hospital because she wasn't ready to give birth. that changed very quickly. here is jody hernandez.>> i get a little emotional looking at her, i'm just thankful that she is okay, and she is so cute.>> baby harpers entrance into the world was anything but run-of- the-mill. her birth story has been viewed more than 1 million times. it started when her mom was sent home from the hospital 5 cm dilated, only to give birth in her bathroom 30 minutes later, when the baby just couldn't wait.>> i grabbed a

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once again, here is dennis murphy with taken. >> bob and doreen, the parents of matt, the young man missingd only pray that he would walk through the door. the police told them, often, kids go off like this. it is something to do with drugs. the parents were not buying it. >> did not fit the pattern for matt. >> something innocent would explain mats absence. >> the story of hope that doing some crazy, with something, showing up. >> yes, something that we laugh about. >> but just in case that it wasn't. that after winning the require 24 hours, they went to the hometown in police in chester field to get an official women missing case going. >> we wanted to stay here, to make sure that someone was always here at the house. >> at first, chesterfield pd told the landry's it wasn't their case. they needed to go to the cops in another jurisdiction. roseville, some 13 miles south where francesco lived. and where matt had last been seen. >> did you get the feeling that you are being brush-off? >> yes. >> as a nuisance case? >> yes. he was like go in the lobby. >> was the press -- family frustrated?

around the centric and medic figure of robert oppenheimer played by cillian murphy, with a very dense supporting cast including mattemily blunt, and others. let's take a look. >> i can perform this miracle. >> world war ii would be over. our boys would come home. >> the world will remember this day. >> our work here will ensure peace mankind has never seen. >> i think primarily, the impulse of the film is trying to create the reality of the manhattan project. we want to put the audience there in that bunker. that meant really trying to make these things beautiful and frightening and awe-inspiring as they would be two people at the time. >> for something a little bit brighter, greta gerwig's "barbie" hits screens, premiering on july 9 starring margot robbie and ryan gosling. there's a lot of buzz around this one. how did they manage to build a film around and all? >> with a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek, for certain. for those who have not been inundated by the publicity blitz -- and i envy those who have not -- "barbie" finds margot robbie and ryan gosling playing the titular dollar and her boy toy, can -- ken, a

cillian murphy and emily blunt left the screening, along with matt damon, who said it was in supportwho are struggling to make a living. you have to make $26,000 a year to qualify for your health insurance. and there are a lot of people who get across that threshold through their residual payments. and so, you know, we can go long stretches without working, and not by choice, obviously, and we have to find a way to bridge so that so that those people who are on the bubble are taken care of. and, you know, it'sjust got to be a fair deal. we've got to get what we're worth. and there's money being made and it needs to be allocated in a way that takes care of people, who are on the margins. much of hollywood has already closed down. the writers' dispute is deadlocked and now the actors are following suit. almost all film and tv production will grind to a standstill. the issues are similar for both groups of workers. concerns about the use of artificial intelligence and better pay in the age of streaming entertainment. we are the victims here. we are being victimised by a very greedy enti

murphy as j. robert oppenheimer director christopher nolan assembled in all star cast, including matt damon, emily blunt, and florence pugh. the british american filmmaker is an expert in big budget cinema is films that grows more than $5000000000.00 worldwide and received a total of $36.00 oscar nominations, and 11 winds. including 2 for best picture lead up to the trinity test. they were dealing with the very small possibilities. when will they push that off to be set? finally, the atmosphere of the i'm destroyed talk and yet they push the button. it's no secret that nolan is no fan of modern c g. i technology for special effects . my preference is to always do things in camera as much as possible it's. that's a big challenge for free development. the direction bring the reality of, of things that for the actors in order to recreate the trinity test funds, distinct mushroom cloud. nolan special effects team set off an explosion using a combination of gasoline and propane aluminum, powder and magnesium, were added to approximate the instant blinding slash that accompanies a nuclear blast. a lot o

matt damon among others. kilian murphy.king about that. >>> we begin this half hour with a check of headlines. this morning a 24-year-old man facing life in prison for the 2019 shooting at an el paso walmart. sentenced him to 90 consecutive life terms for murders of 23 people. he's a self-described white nationalist who targeted hispanics during the awful killing spree. sentencing followed two days of emotional testimony from victims' family member. state prosecutors could still pursue the death penalty against cruces. >>> an update on the north carolina roller coaster ride shut down due to a crack earlier this week. the state agency investigating says the beginning of the crack was visible in photos taken six to ten days prior to the closure. the amusement park shut down the fury 325 several days ago after a rider posted a frightening video of a key support beam bending while cars packed with unsuspecting passengers barreled by at 95 miles an hour. the park is repairing the ride saying it is implementing new inspection pro

cillian murphy and emily blunt left the screening along with matt damon who said it was in support ofmake a living. you have to make $26,000 a year to qualify for your health insurance. and there are a lot of people who get across that threshold through their residual payments. and so, you know, we can go long stretches without working and not by choice, obviously. and we have to find a way to bridge so that those people who are on the bubble are taken care of. and, you know, it'sjust got to be a fair deal. we've got to get what we're worth. and there's money being made and it needs to be allocated in a way that takes care of people who are on the margins. much of hollywood has already closed down. the writers' dispute is deadlocked and now the actors are following suit, almost all film and tv production will grind to a standstill. the issues are similar for both groups of workers — concerns about the use of artificial intelligence and better pay in the age of streaming entertainment. we are the victims here. we are being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the way the

cillian murphy and emily blunt left the screening, along with matt damon, who said it was in supportg to make a living. you have to make $26,000 a year to qualify for your health insurance. and there are a lot of people who get across that threshold through their residual payments. and so, you know, we can go long stretches without working, and not by choice, obviously, and we have to find a way to bridge so that those people who are on the bubble are taken care of. and, you know, it'sjust got to be a fair deal. we've got to get what we're worth. and there's money being made and it needs to be allocated in a way that takes care of people, who are on the margins. much of hollywood has already closed down. the writers' dispute is deadlocked and now the actors are following suit. almost all film and tv production will grind to a standstill. the issues are similar for both groups of workers. concerns about the use of artificial intelligence and better pay in the age of streaming entertainment. we are the victims here. we are being victimised by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the w

it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt damon , and kenneth branagh . , and sir kennethhey're going to go on strike. them if they're going to go on stri well, film's already been >> well, the film's already been made. oh, it's already been made? yeah. this very much made? yeah. this is very much just flamboyant out just a flamboyant pointing out of yeah. of a cinema at this point. yeah. see okay. and they love see okay. and i bet they love it. know, they're all drama it. you know, they're all drama queens. i mean, i don't know where strike. it's where nurses go on strike. it's like, yeah, can see like, oh, yeah, no, i can see their underpaid. they do an amazing job, know, need amazing job, you know, we need them going strike. oh, them actors going on strike. oh, my lot of them. my god, fire the lot of them. but cgi , they're in but the cgi, they're joining in solidarity writers . solidarity with the writers. >> okay, well, i haven't >> okay, well. well, i haven't seen hollywood film with seen a good hollywood film with a script for many years. a decent script for many ye

it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt damon , and kenneth branagh . , and sir kennethhey're going to go on strike. them if they're going to go on stri well, film's already been >> well, the film's already been made. oh, it's already been made? yeah. this very much made? yeah. this is very much just flamboyant out just a flamboyant pointing out of yeah. of a cinema at this point. yeah. see okay. and they love see okay. and i bet they love it. know, they're all drama it. you know, they're all drama queens. i mean, i don't know where strike. it's where nurses go on strike. it's like, yeah, can see like, oh, yeah, no, i can see their underpaid. they do an amazing job, know, need amazing job, you know, we need them going strike. oh, them actors going on strike. oh, my lot of them. my god, fire the lot of them. but cgi , they're in but the cgi, they're joining in solidarity writers . solidarity with the writers. >> okay, well, i haven't >> okay, well. well, i haven't seen hollywood film with seen a good hollywood film with a script for many years. a decent script for many ye

we'll hear directly from the movie's stars including killian murphy, matt damon, emily blunt and roberte back to "morning joe." it is monday, july 10. ahead this hour, ukraine's president calls out donald trump. we'll show you what he said about trump's claims that he could end russia's invasion. i believe he said in one day. >> right. >> speaking of trump, is the former president due for his waterloo moment. we'll dig into that new piece in the "wall street journal" written by the great peggy noonan. and a live report from capitol hill on deadlines lawmakers face. and what is going on with marjorie taylor greene. is she kicked out? >> she's adopted the costanza strategy. and speaking of which, your dream comes true this friday. >> it does. i don't know if i should tell them the awkward way in which i have watched seinfeld. and jason alexander plays a huge role in my life. >> why don't you tell dwornlg george costanza that when he comes here on friday. >> i'm sure he will love it. >> well, you can talk about it. >> i'll discuss it with him. and reverend al sharpton and elyse jordan are

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cillian murphy is oppenheimer the renowned father of the atomic bomb, alongside matt damon, that leader manhattan project, emily blunt plays oppenheimer's wife, while robert downey jr. takes on the role of oppenheimer's nemesis, luis straws. this film, produced by universal pictures, the sister company of msnbc, is going to be released later this week before the actors strike started. i had a privilege of sitting down with christopher and his remarkable cast. >> this is a national emergency. we are in a race against the not sees. >> the german army is invincible. >> we have to recruit scientists. >> build a town, build it fast. >> i'm going to work here. women, children -- >> now i am become deaf, the destroyer of worlds. >> you are a man who gave them the power to destroy themselves. >> it's always a thrill when i see one of christopher's movies. there's been this incredible range. you've taken the lead, not just any lead role but the lead role in one of the most defining figures, really, of our time. >> yeah, it was. it was an absolute gift and i didn't expect it. i know the way chris

i mean, last night, cillian murphy, damon , cillian murphy, matt damon, emily all left emily blunt, theyeftthey? emily blunt, they all left ear they left early. i've never >> they left early. i've never seen this as seen anything like this as a showbiz journalist because i always know that actors are always know that actors are always to play and always ready to play ball and they're ready to, you know, promote last promote their films. but last night them the night we saw them bring the premier an early to avoid premier an hour early to avoid the actors stop working. so what's happened as soon as it hit , you know, 9:00, i what's happened as soon as it hit, you know, 9:00, i think in la time, they stopped working and they left the red carpet early and this is all in unison because they feel like they do need to take a stand. i know a lot of critics or a lot of viewers will be like actors get paid of money. if you're a paid a lot of money. if you're a big actor, you do. but the lower down, you go down the chain, it's less money and the working conditions that conditions are not that glam

we have killian murphy and emily blunt who with both walked out that must be -- there's matt we may notthem actually walking out. this was a big deal over there just to leave right in the middle of it killian murphy kenneth branaugh they walked out. we were joking about stars making $10 million on $15 million. they're in the union they are in solidarity we are with you guys at this point. >> yeah. promotion element with empty red carpets over the summer. >> they make a lot of money. you don't think of them as trying to -- >> they make a lot of money and pay a lot of union dues. the reason the union has muscle and if you are making that money, you are paying substantial dues. >> what are we trying to help here more rank and file people? >> a huge union. 120 members. $125,000 a year. there is a big fight at the low end of the union for people who don't work that much it is a key moment of the change in the industry of a.i. and stuff that happened during the pandemic they are exercised about the auditions which are conducted rem remotely people send in videos. actors feel to invest more in

played by killian murphy, oppenheimer was teaching graduate physics who he was recruited by a gruff army general named leslie groves. played by mattow what you proceed? >> you're talking about turning theory into a practical weapon system faster than the nazis. >> we will have a 12-month head start. >> he was 38 years old. never managed anything more than graduate students, and yet groves selected him. >> reporter: what did other people think of groves' pick? >> they thought it was outlandish. >> reporter: besides his lack of experience, oppenheimer had communist connections. >> it took him a long time to get a security clearance. his own wife, kitty, had been a member of the party. for a long time. >> reporter: what did groves think of that? >> he thought that oppie was the one to lead this project, and it was a brilliant choice. he could see in oppie the smarts and the charisma to bring all these scientists together in this secret city and make it happen. >> reporter: initially, it was believed that it would take about 130 people to get the job done here at los alamos. that grew to 1,700. thrown together in what was then the now

played by killian murphy, oppenheimer was teaching graduate physics when he was recruited by a gruff army general named leslie groves. >> don't take anything on trust. >> reporter: played by matt proceed? >> you're talking about turning theory into a practical weapon system faster than the nazis. >> who have a 12-month head start. >> 18. >> reporter: oppy was then 38 years old, never managed anything more than his graduate students, and yet groves selected him. >> what did other people think of groves' pick? >> they thought it was outlandish. >> reporter: besides his lack of experience, oppenheimer had communist connections. >> it took him a long time to get a security clearance. his own wife, kitty, had been a member of the party for a long time. >> what did groves think of that? >> he thought that oppy was the one to lead this project, and it was a brilliant choice. he could see in oppy the smarts and the charisma to bring all these scientists together in this secret city and make it happen. >> initially, it was believed that it would only take about 130 people to get the job done here at los alamos. that number grew to 1,700. >> reporter: thrown together in what was then th

murphy as j. robert oppenheimer, the renowned father of the atomic bomb. matt damon.any to msnbc and before the actors' strike started, we sat down with the remarkable cast. >> it's a national emergency in the race against nazis. >> the german army look invincible. >> build it fast. >> our work here will ensure peace. >> you are the man who gave them the power to destroy themselves. >> it's always a thrill when i see one of christopher's movies. you've taken the lead. >> yeah. >> not just the lead role, but the lead role in one of the most defining figures really of our time. >> yeah. it was an absolute gift. i didn't expect it. i know the way chris works, i know the level of excellence he expects and the rigor and prep that he demands. there were so many elements to it, the physicality, the voice, the icon nothing fee of the pipe and the way he walked. >> can you talk about the timeline of this movie, how accelerated? >> we had to shoot relatively quickly. but what myself and my director of photographer figured out early on is the energy of this story all comes from