mr. murphy? >> unfortunately. a lot of the talk of sanctuary cities misses the context that it comes from. angela alioto wasn't quite getting the attention she thought she deserved, and she was the author of the sanctuary city policy, so she staged a press conference and said i want to close this loophole. and actually, sent a ballot measure to elections, which was terrible. it would have allowed any -- any law enforcement officer to pick anybody off the street and hand them over to i.c.e., which sounds a lot like profiling which sounds counter to san francisco values. later she fixed it, once we called her out on it and said you're a civil rights lawyer. you shouldn't have done it. we have a civil rights policy in effect. we are a sanctuary city, and we should protect those, including some of those are among the youngest border crossers, some of whom are my students at sfusd. >> thank you very much. now we're going to talk about something that affects not only the sunset but affects us citywide. over the years fo

mr. murphy, and it should be mcneil, shouldn't it? >> i just went. >> okay. sorry. with mr. murphy, but we're going to switch to the issue of drugs and their use in the city because that's one of the things that's been on the news a lot and on tv. the question is what can we do to address the drug use in san francisco, and give us your opinion on safe injection sites and to bring it locally to district four, how do you feel about retail and medicinal cannabis being available in the sunset? >> the place to start -- i've had a carefully articulated position on corporate weed since marijuana dispensaries in the sunset since i filed my paperwork in march. adam kim and i were actually on the ballot, would have been on the ballot prior to katey tang's departure, and the rest of the candidates that you see here luckily stepped up later on in order to give us a nice round of choices for supervisor. my position on marijuana is we don't need any dispensaries in the sunset. we don't need it. the reason we don't need any is because you can get it delivered to your door. the city has tota

mr. murphy? >> i believe in community based policing, not broken windows policing. stable communities are safe communities. my street used to have 40 families on it, 40 families. now there's, like, six. airbnb complaints on both ends of the street. so we need to stablize our communities, and i earlier mentioned a number of ways we can do that. in terms of tourism, i think what we're headed toward is another sort of generia, with little pockets of san francisco that's recognizable, like the painted ladies and the golden gate bridge. i'd like to preserve the entire city, the unique, rich fabric of our neighborhoods. and community policing, there used to be beat cops in north beach who looked like beat cops. i'd like to see more of those characters on our streets. in terms of auto break-ins, i don't believe -- they dropped 40% in the last count. it's dog whistle politics. >> thank you very much. mr. win? >> yeah. the tourist industry is a big industry in the industry, and what i notice is tourists, they look at the fact that we have dirty streets, the homeless issue is

mr. murphy? >> yeah. my experience is typical of someone who's invested in ecology. it's a seventh generation vision. right now, our city is being sold out to the highest bidder. land use economics is the biggest crisis we face. this is where i surf. this is where i run. this is where my son and i play basketball. i envision a place where he could return, to this neighborhood. i love it here. this is the dream that i've had, and i've lived here for -- in san francisco for over 20 years. i don't see a future here for myself. i don't see a future here for my son. i don't see a future here for the sfusd's youngest students unless we take it back. we need an independent hard nosed legislator who's not connected to city hall, who's not connected to the machine, and i'll be that lejs laytor. >> thank you. -- legislator. >> thank you. mr. win? >> san francisco is a first world city with third world problems. bureaucrats love to have excuses in the city. and i grew up in the city, went to holy, went to s.i. it's a different san francisco now. it's always been a changing san

mr. murphy: i have an amendment at the desk --. mrs. murphy: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1049, the gentlewoman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mrs. murphy: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. murphy: i rise in support of my amendment to h.r. 1635. this amendment would ensure that student borrowers who are considering whether to transfer to another academic institution are provided with the guidance necessary to make decisions related to their student loan debt and academic student transfers. students who take out federal loans to finance their education with the precise amount depending on the type of loan, their financial status. my amendment would ensure that a student borrower who wishes to transfer to another institution is provided with an explanation that the loans he or she has received up to that point will count to their loan limit regardless of all the course credit they have completed are completed. students will benefit from learning

mr. murphy, it don't look good for tesla, does it?oesn't, and so many more things in this interview. one thing he said, elon musk mentioned running a car company in the united states in 2018 is stupid squared. makes no sense to be trying to do it. that is exactly what he does. so if you're an investor in tesla, you wake up this morning, you see the ceo smoking marijuana on the internet and saying it is stupid to be running a car company. then people leaving the company after very short stints, high level people, that's a bad, all adds up to negative for tesla. stuart: scott shellady, is there anything positive on tesla this morning or is it all negatives? >> no. the only place i would not want to be in the investor relations office of tesla this morning because i don't know how they will be able to stem the tide of this news, number one. number two, it was a couple days ago, three or four days ago, we heard about a formidable foe, mercedes-benz entering the fray. they will be able to bring something market that is very good as well to

mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. let me express my thanks in return to chairman daines for being such a fan -- such a fantastic guy and fantastic partner on this subcommittee budget. i'm excited to bring this to our colleagues this morning. i will note he took over mid-stream from senator lankford who began this process. and i will also note that we didn't get moving so quickly to a conference committee until senator daines took over. i give him great are credit for adding so much and be a great partner in all of this. i don't really need to go through all of the important initiatives that senator daines already did, maybe i will spend a minute doing so. but i will note that we made progress on some issues that have been stalled in the legislative appropriations committee for a long time, such as intern pay or the requirement to file campaign finance reports online. i think because we were able to do this budget on its own with a real process, with a real committee debate, and with a real conference committee. when t

mr. rogers movie. >> remember the big stars on "murphy brown" in who will show up entonight's premier. >> won't that sed captioning provided by -- >>> that is your first look at tom hanks fully transformed as mr. rogers on the set of the upcomi upcoming unnamed film. the red sweater the khaki pants the hair. >> if you think it's a long time to wait on that-it's nothing compared to how long you will have to wait to see barbra on tv. last year, she cloned her dog. nancy got to the bottom of that too. >> my dogs are so adorable. i come home to them and three of them are at the door. >> i want to know about the cloning. >> i was so devoted to my 14-year-old dog samantha. she was like my daughter. she was an odd ball. i related to her. the only choice was to clone her. it was nothing. we had to put her to sleep. it was devastating. the doctor has to get a special kit to just get a few cells from the inside of her cheek and her little tummy on the outside. >> two of three of the pups are clones of samantha. the third is a rescue. she admits her furry family is spoiled but she wouldn't have it any other way

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mr eljamel‘s performance as a surgeon probably only waned about three years before he was suspended, in an otherwise excellent career. yet we've found concerns about him stretching back 25 years. five—year—old donal murphye he died while under the care of mr eljamel. he was a very typical, mischievous little boy. full of life. eyes that would just melt your heart. in august 2013, she had an operation. it appeared to go well, but she wasn't told her surgeon was under investigation, and supposedly under investigation, and supposedly under supervision. i remember, he had a big smile on his face, and he says, 99% removed. and i said, thank you. just, thank you. the humour was nine, but the brain surgery left her badly scarred and roos. —— tumour. more than two months later she got a call from the hospital asking her to meet with mr eljamel. he told me that he hadn't got all the tumour removed because the tumour had moved behind the glands and that was why he had to go back and perform a second operation, that he did not get all the tumour out, because it had been hiding. and i believed him. it was devastating news for the family. i think the worst thing for me was having to go back and tell my two daughters

mr. probably come out with 75%, which is a very compelling victory. david: tom murphyinvestment advisor with escala partners. a reminder for our partners, gtv go. this, a chart to library. you can even save those charts for first year -- future use. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: the united states is calling for a new round of nuclear talks with north korea after this week's summit between kim jong-un and secretary -- president moon. david: welcoming the promised to dismantle the missile test site. perhaps might be on the way. welcome news here. >> happy to be here. is afternow so far mike pompeo welcomed the statement, a lot of analysts are looking into what caused mike pompeo to welcome the statement along with other u.s. officials looking into the joint by thetion declared south korean president and north korean leader. thatpecific clause mentioned north korea's dismantling of nuclear facilities under the presence of international experts, a lot of south korean officials say this paves the way for denuclearization, as well as declaring the end of war --

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator bennett. do you want me to go to you or to your colleague on many bills, senator murphy? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here today and your commitment to america's children and thank you for your very straight forward answer to senator bennett's question regarding the efficacy of arming our teachers. it won't surprise you to know that i disagree with senator alexander with respect to the ability that the secretary has to allow title four funds to be used to arm teachers. in title 4 there is in fact a specific permissive use of those funds for violence prevention and in that section of the statute it allows for the funds to be used under title four for violence prevention so long as they are used to build weapons frea schools. that to me would suggest it was the clear intent of those that wrote the bill on this committee to deny the use of those funds to arm our teachers. not with standing as senator alexander notes there are certainly armed security i wish we had the secretary of education here come or at least a representative so that we get

murphy. i'm very honored to be here, honored to have my family here. i'm here because of them. thank you, mr. chairman. >> were delighted to have your family here. before i make my opening remarks, i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to be able to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn, it's not fair or considerate to others come so officers will immediately remove those individuals, and i think the officers for doing the work that they have to do. we will have ten minute rounds of opening statements with each member.he the ranking ranking member ando a little over ten minutes but i'm going to ask everyone else to limit your remarks to those ten minutes. i hope everyone will respect that. we plan on taking a 15 minute break after senator cruz his opening statement. after all, the opening statements by senators are complete and will take another 15 minute round break to turn to our introducers who were formally present the judge. after that i will administer the oath to the judge an

murphy. i'm very honored to be here, honored to have my family here. i'm here because of them. thank you, mr. chairman. >> we're delighted to have your family here. before i make my opening remarks, i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to be able to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn, its not fair or considerate to others, so officers will immediately remove those individuals and i thank the officers for doing the work that they have to do. we'll have ten minute rounds of opening statements with each member, the ranking member and i may go a little over ten minutes but i'm going to ask everyone else to limit your remarks to those ten minutes. i hope everyone will respect that. we plan on taking a 15 minute break after senator cruz's opening statement. after all the opening statements by senators are complete, we'll take another 15 minute round break to turn to our introducers who will formally present the judge, after that i'll administer the oath to the judge and we'll close th

murphy. very honored to be here. honored to have my family here. i'm here because of them. thank you, mr.airman. >> we're delighted to have your family here. before i make my opening remarks, i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to be able to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn, it is not fair or considerate to others. officers will immediately remove those individuals. i thank the officers for doing the work that they have to do. we'll have rounds of opening statements with each member. the ranking member and i may go a little over ten minutes. i'm going to ask everyone else to limit your remarks to those ten minutes. i hope everyone will respect that. we plan on taking a 15-minute break after senator cruz's opening statement. after all the opening statements by senators are complete, we'll take another 15-minute round break to turn to our introducers, who will formally present the judge. after that, i'll administer the oath to the judge. we'll close that portion of today's h

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mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. murphy: thank you. since coming to congress i've made it a priority to make sure our men and women in qune form are prepared for success once their military service end. the members of our armed services sacrifice for this nation and we have a moral obligation to help them thrive when they leave that service. that's why i'm pleased this bill includes increased funding for the wounded warrior project. this places veterans in two-year paid fellowships in house offices, providing them with potentially life-changing opportunities. also enables members to better serve their people. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. he gentlelady from new york. mr. frelinghuysen: i reserve, i'm prepared to yield back, i believe the gentlewoman has another speaker. mrs. lowey: yes, i'm pleased to yield two mi

murphy, as well as a whole host of other folks. so i feel very, very good about those endorsements. >> you don't have to believe in dynastic politics to say i think mrx or ms. y is the best candidate for that seat and your father hasn't even said -- senator bernie sanders of vermont has not said that. >> john, what i can tell you is this. i am very, very proud of the folks that have endorsed me. what's most important to understand is what bernard sanders has talked about is now mainstream, $15 minimum wage, medicare for all. i can tell you, i continue to talk to folks in new hampshire and i hear from them. they talk about those issues. >> you are not your father. he is a politician from vermont. you want to be a politician from new hampshire. however, you did cite his politics. is there anywhere politically that you differ from your father? >> again, i would say that what we do is not really about differing. it's about what do we have in common? what the vast majority of americans have in common. john, right now, we have 70% of the american public who believes in a medicare for all, single payer health care system. we have 85% of democrats and even

murphy united states courthouse. the presiding officer: without objection the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the bill be considered a third time, passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 551, h.r. 5772. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 551, h.r. 5772, an act to designate the j. marvin jones federal building and courthouse in amarillo, texas as the marilou robinson courthouse. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the bill will be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 5385 which was received from the house. the presiding officer: the clerk wi

murphy. i'm very honored to be here, honored to have my family here. i'm here because of them. thank you, mr. chairman. >> we're delighted to have your family here. before i make my opening remarks, i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to be able to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn, it's not fair or considerate to others, so officers will immediately remove those individuals and i thank the officers for doing the work that they have to do. we will have ten-minute rounds of opening statements with each member, the ranking member and i may go a little over ten minutes, but i'm going to ask everyone else to limit your remarks to those ten minutes. i hope everyone will respect that. we plan on taking a 15-minute break after senator cruz's opening statement. after all the open statements by senators are complete, we will take another 15-minute round break to turn to our introducers who will formally present the judge. after that i will administer the oath to the judge and we will c

mark, and my first cousin rosie and elizabeth murphy i am honored to be here i'm honored to have my family here and i am here because of them. thank you mr. chairman. >>host: we are delighted to have your family here before i make my opening remarks i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to watch the hearing withoute obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn it's not fair or considerate to others so officers will immediately remove those individuals and i think the officers for doing the work they have to do. we will have ten minute rounds withening statements each member the ranking member and i may go over ten minutes but i will ask everyone w else to limit their remarks to those ten minutes i hope everyone will respect that.e we plan on taking a 15 minute break after senator cruise opening statement after all of those opening statements are complete we will take another 15 minute rounds break to turn to the introducers who will formally present the judge after that i will administer the oath to the judge and we will close that portion of today's hearing wi

murphy. i'm very honored to be here, honored to have my family here. i'm here because of them. thank you, mr are delighted to have your family here. before i make my opening remarks i want to set out the ground rules for the hearing. i want everyone to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them or speak out of turn it is not fair or considerate to others, so officers will immediately remove those individuals. and i thank the officers for doing the work that they have to do. we'll have 10-minute rounds of opening statements with each member. the ranking member and i may go a little over 10 minutes but i'm going to ask everyone else to limit your remarks to those 10 minutes. i hope everyone will respect that. we plan on taking a 15-minute break after senator cruz's opening statements. after all the opening statements are complete we'll take another 15-minute break to turn to our introducers who will formally present the judge. after that i'll administer the oath to the judge and we'll close that portion of today's hearing with his testimon

mr. murphy? >> yeah. san francisco's a boom-bust town, as many of you know. we're in tech v. 2 at this point. this has been the most signatu significant contributor to many of the issues the city faces at this time. we'll play dog whistle politics all day long, where you know it's the big corporation cabal that responds to city hall. the stats are clear, 60,000 people in, 50,000 people out. this is from our planning department, every year. this is extremely disruptive to our communities. we need stable, strong communities and strong leadership in those communities that comes from outside of the tech-real estate cabal in order to fight the problems that we have here. evictions and displacements citywide, we've lost many neighbors and friends. thank you very much. >> thank you. mr. win? >> yes. we're very much fighting for the soul of the city. it's unattack, and it's unattack by the tech sec -- under attack, and it's under attack by the tech sector and the tech community. san francisco is a divided city in so many different ways, not to mention the issues that