stefanie murphy.oints to go with five rebounds. this game swords and picco gets a lot of the headlines. murphy does a lot of the dirty work and is a very skilled player as well. >> she presents herself as the third scoring option for the team. obviously you the two and inside outside presence but you need somebody else to step up and carry some of that load as well. >> swords nicely done off the thoman miss. >> i love the way carolyn swords finds the gap to get to the boards. she's not going through people she's doing around them and she's able to coral rebounds and right at the bacteria. >> swords and murphy combined for 12 of boston colleges 17 points a quick start for the eagles. this is interesting. they are 10 and 7 but played the first three games without their point guard. jaclyn thoman was suspended for those games and they lost all three harvard rutgers and vermont. so a 10 and 7 record is a little bit deceiving. picco fires up a three and it stays with boston college. >> picco has the green

murphy picks it up. boston college will run given the opportunity, picco in transition a floater with the left hand. nice touch. bc stretches their lead. >> starting out the second half as they did the ball game in terms of switching the ball going to the inside. this zone defense giving a lot of problems for georgia tech. >> picco again this time blocked. it's going to go to georgia tech. good defense by metra walthour. machelle trying to light a fire under her team. has to use the left hand because the right hand has a cast on it. she wore a gray soot has a gray cast. she had a cycling accident. she's anxious to get that cast off. >> that gets old. whether she changed cast color to change outfits. apparently she's changed it a couple of times. >> ardossi obviously bothered by swords. johnson has the loose ball. thoman a rare turnover just a second for thoman. this is the youngster taylor who speeds to sophomore adams. georgia tech has a nice opportunity to finish. >> georgia tech on the run which is wh

and the rebound to erik murphy. >> larry: murphy did a good job defensively there.n. you have to find a way to keep him away from the basket. >> bob: walker. erving's first field goal. and that's the horn, ending the first half. the big story in raleigh, tracy smith. 14 points on 6 of 9 shooting, and the gators were unable to slow him down in the first 20 minutes of play, and florida exits to its locker room, trailing by only two, thanks to that erving walker bucket late, 29-27. florida has to feel good, larry, about the fact they're only down two. it was getting away from them, trailing eight, but a nice comeback. >> larry: donovan was getting frustrated with the guards. they turned the ball over a lot. they are still having difficulty making the short range and long range shots. getting a lot of chances to look at the basket, but not making the shots. >> bob: a two-point game was the verdict in gainesville last season. it's a two-point spread here today on acc sunday night hoops presented by pizza hut. north carolina state with the lead, 29-27. stay with us. our c

murphy's husband and her mother tried to revive her using cpr.he was taking prescription drugs but an official cause hasn't been announced. >>> top anchors will tep this week in washington d.c. about what caused the financial crisis. a special panel will hold the first in a series of public hearings. the heads of jpmorgan chase, bank of america and goldman sachs are among those who will testify. the hearings begin on wednesday and could cub into thursday. >>> the football crisis may have caused problems for home sales but they rose in the baltimore area in 2009. the baltimore sun says sales increased by 3%. the downsize is the average sale price fell 9% compared to 2008. many economists say sales picked up due to the $8,000 first-time home buyer credit. >>> baltimore is halfway through the traditional flu season that typically ends in april. as gee gentlemen barnett explains, doctors are hosting h1n1 flu clinics anticipating a boost in patients. >> reporter: the h1n1 flur clinic in southwest baltimore works on a first come. >> we had people here

you've got the big post players murphy and sword both with four fouls.push comes to shove, certainly can bring the floor leading back out, get her

so i think murphy was very good diplomat at. [laughter] >> host: i don't think diplomats are getting something. but i think in his mind was it will be better to our relations if khrushchev will come without conditions. and of course, it was really better for these relations when making. and when you talk about this long trips, it was part of the time. i remember each visitor to the soviet union have a long trip around the soviet union. president have to go to the end of his. and i think is very useful because at the time, where we were very far from the possibility reach agreement, it was not very useful to sit in the white house or in a state department, and repeating the same word for the one side and knowing what the other side would answer, and we have such people that forever that they be in meeting that it was much better when you travel and can look in the eyes of the people, and understanding what is there. so mr. murphy was, i think, very good person on this. >> guest: yes, if he did that on purpose, he did not mention

lindsay murphy is up next with sports. stay with us. >>> good evening, i'm lindsay murphy. the capitals hope to end the first half of their season with a win. they are on a two-game losing skid out west against the king. final minute of the first period no score. kings on a power play. the initial shot stopped by michael neuwirth. ryan smith scores the rebound. los angeles up 1-0. second period the caps on the power play of their own have an answer. mike green tease it up, scores his tenth goal of the season. in the third party the capitals trail 2-1. to college hoops, george mason coming off its worst lost in six years by rad forward. how would the patriots start the new year? their opponent old dominion who defeated georgetown two weeks ago. game tied at 28, cam long to luke hancock gets it at the buzzer. may have been led by 3 at the half. second half the patriots trail by one. mike morrison, the beautiful alley-oop dunk to give mavent lead for good. morrison had 15 points. later in the game old dominion with a wild shot. mason goes n the fast break. shirad wright finish

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broadcast associates are steve murphy and adam holtzman. audio supervisor phil addler. as connecticut gets a big ovation. another great performance. tour deforce, the greatest team in college basketball, certainly a contender, one of the greatest in the history of this game. we'll be coming back in a moment. you get a lot of different stuff from her. and it's all right here. everything sent to you organized by the person who sent it. the droid eris. the droid that's as connected as you. exclusively at verizon wireless. (announcer) there's no way to hide it. if you drive drunk, we will find you. cops everywhere are stepping up enforcement and cracking down like never before. (cop) sir, have you been drinking tonight? sir, have you been drinking this evening? sir, have you been drinking tonight? (announcer) make no mistake. you will get caught and you will be arrested. >> don: uconn dominates and wins again beating carolina. now for rebecca lobo, this is don't criqui saying so long. captions provided by captionmax >>> coming up on eyewitness news, the man accused of breac

. >>> and lindsay muffy with sports for us -- lindsay murphy. more on that after this.  >> the washington wizards try to take the focus off the star player and put it back on the court. >> could they corral the spurs? lindsay murphy has me. >> reporter: the wizards are surrounded with gilbert arenas' drama. an investigation into guns me kept in his locker and an alleged gambling dispute. the quizards were hoping for 48 minutes, the focus could be on basketball. how and will the drama affect the wizards' leading scorer on the court? the final seconds off the spurs miss. he launches it from half-court and banks it at the buzzer. gilbert, 23 points, the game tied at 50 at the half. apparently, not dazed, right? the second half, will theya -- drains the jumper and 97-86. >>> the capitols with the kings. mike green slap shot, the 10th goal of the season. the game is tied up 1-1. to the third period, ovechkin with the hit behind the net on richardson and he is left alone and centers to michael handzus who beats him with the game winner. the cap

. >> dave ross and lindsey murphy will join us live in just a little bit with more on the expected firing of jim zorn and all looking at possible replacements. >>> five d.c. area men suspected in a terror plot are in court today. also, the latest on a threat against the u.s. embassy. >>> the tallest new building in the world is set to open with a little mystery. you're watching fox 5 morning news. morning kim. morning bob. (phone ring) good morning, scott tissue. can everyone hear me? uh, just barely. great, let's get started. surprise! you guys! (announcer) now scott extra soft tissue has a new design, and it's our softest ever. and one mega roll has more sheets than four of the competitions regular rolls. wow! this is really soft! new guy. (announcer) new scott extra soft tissue... softness done right! >>> checking headlines this morning. five men from the d.c. area suspected of plot ago attacks in pakistan are due to appear in an antiterrorism court today. police in pakistan say they will seek life sentences against the five young muslim men. the suspects were all arrested in eastern p

we'll check in with our lindy murphy who is out there this morning. it is monday morning, january 4th. i'm steve chenevey. >> i'm gurvir dhindsa. it is back to school after the christmas break but the bitter cold weather is forcing some school systems to open late this morning. in western maryland, allegheny and garrett county public schools are operating on a two- hour delay. you can check on our web site, myfoxdc.com, for school delay updates. >>> the winds of change blowing rough redskins park and everywhere else. that wind is stl with us this morning. >> they will continue blowing through the day today. we aren't going to have the strongest wind wave had but we'll see fairly brisk winds and they could gust high at times during the course of the day. the current conditions at reagan national airport, temperature, 4 degrees. there are your winds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. last reported gust was 17 miles per hour. barometric pressure, 29.88. a look at the satellite-radar shows you we've got clouds building in but i still think we'll s

more fip murphy's responsibility to guard tracy smith. >> bob: mays with the runner.on, 0 of 4 from three. tracy smith rebounds that air ball. >> larry: excellent defense that time. degand doing a nice job of trailing him, keeping him away from the basket. >> bob: on the wing, here's horner. inside to smith. missed an easy one. smith rolled it off the rim. >> larry: not off to a good start in the second half. >> bob: neither team shooting well here in the second half. parsons. shipman, scoop to the hoop, no. wood for the lead. second three for the freshman. 34-33, pack. >> larry: you have to look for your shooters. wood's a shooter. >> bob: billy donovan stops the clock with 13:52. >> larry: look at scott wood here. trailing the play, coming up a little bit late. see the defense on the free throw stripe, and wood says, i'm good beyond the circle there, and he buried it. >> bob: in the wolf pack's last game against unc-greensboro, he went 2 for 7 from beyond the arc. his dad played college basketball here in north carolina at western carolina, and was a high school tea

murphy holloway back in the game, number 31 for the rebels. >> mark: andy kennedy wants more patience. inside-outside. two or three ball possessions, and ball reversal. >> eric: the ball ripped away. steal by deaundre cranston! holloway. ole miss, the first team to 20. >> mark: the ole miss basketball team can score. 83 points a game. a number of guys can step up and make the baskets in the break. >> eric: chism on the block. nothing is falling for tennessee, even when they get close to the rim. scotty hopson for two! >> mark: the athleticism! that's up there close to the rim. >> eric: an a fencive whistle on -- offensive whistle on holloway. >> mark: i like holloway and how he builds a lane. ole miss likes to run and push it. did a nice job of avoiding the charge. scotty hopson. again, concentrating, using his pivot foot. strong to the rim. finishing the play. >> eric: steven pearl goes to the bench, replaced by skylar mcbee. freshman from rutledge, tennessee. >> mark: sometimes the bench is the best friend. >> eric: option goes baseline! a little too strong. coast-to-coast. colony c

. >> lindsay murphy has all the details as the hoyas took on one of their big east rivals from connecticut. stay tuned.

erik murphy commits his second. >> larry: bob, in the first half, we never got to the bonus. neither club shot the bonus in the first half. and only three fouls on nc state and five now on florida in the second. >> bob: here's howell. here's smith. turning. missing. and stuck. really stuck. >> larry: nc state is going to get the ball back. >> bob: they get it on the possession error. >> bob: you ever see a ball get stuck after it rolls around the edge? >> bob: that's the first time that's happened this decade. >> larry: aren't you clever? >> bob: shot clock at 30 for the wolf pack. wood. gators with erving walker. 46-45, gators. now werner wants the basketball. >> larry: he's trying to run the offense out there. trying to tell the guard what to do. good screen. look at walker. h he got pumped. >> bob: debbie? >> debbie: it appears that dennis horner, who has suffered knee injuries in the past, is recovering from a procedure that he took place to relieve tendinitis in the same knee that's been bothering him. they put a sleeve on it and they expect him to return to the game. >>

but anyway, we had met when murphy came on.i do not know if it had been from the guy who set up the meeting that elvis was having at the bureau of narcotics and dangerous drugs. but when we were on the flight, about halfway through elvis went back and talk to senator murphy. when he came back, he sat down next to me, and i had never seen elvis presley write a letter. he the only written three in his life at that 0.3 that was in he was in germany in the army. he asked if they had any stationary on the plane. i ask the stored in this -- i ask the stewardess and she brings us some american airlines stationery. he is writing the letter and i respected his privacy. i did not ask him what he was writing the letter about. i am trying to figure out how i am going to get back to my job without losing it. he then this is the letter and he goes, gerry, would you approve this for me? and i said yes. and i am reading this letter. >> what we look at the first page of that letter? -- why do we not look at the first page of that letter? what w

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the sec with murphy holloway up front, along with the senior deaundre cranston. tennessee volunteers last played on thursday. right here against auburn. it's bobby maze running the point. j.p. prince, scotty hopson, renaldo woolridge and wayne chism, a senior, rounding out the starting five. ready to play some basketball, sec style! the tip is won by the volunteers. >> mark: two good basketball team, two top 25 teams. a lot of excitement in knoxville today. [ whistle ] >> eric: getting inside illegally is j.p. prince. shuffled the shoes. it's a travel. unforced error on the volunteers. that doesn't make bruce pearl very happy. bruce now in his fifth season. two-time sec coach of the year. >> mark: what bruce pearl has done is energize this volunteers fan base in the last few years. today, unbelievable crowd atmosphere. give bruce pearl a lot of credit for that. >> eric: andy kennedy, himself, sec coach of the year a couple seasons ago, now in his fourth season. he he has never beaten a top ten team at ole miss. 0-6 so far. early in the season, losing against vill

some of you expected to see the interview with brittany murphy's husband and mother. we will let you know when it's reschedule. we will go back to haiti in a minute. first, david gergen, in no new orleans, martially matlin, our republican strategy gist. and in new york, donna brazil. and? new york, john avalon. gang, president obama was asked about the election last night. and here's what he said to abc's george stephanopoulos. >> the same thing that swept scott brown has swept me into office. people are aungry and frustrated. >> what is the strategy on health care going forward? a lot of people talked about the house passing the senate bill. >> here is one thing i know. i want to make sure it's off the table. the senate shouldn't try to jam anything through another scott brown is seated. the people of massachusetts spoke. he's got to be a part of that process. i would advise we try to move quickly to coalesce around the elements of the package that people agree on. >> larry: david gergen? >> it's hard to go from that 5-year-old child in haiti back to politics. but i

scott murphy is a businessman who created jobs.ino's we need the president's economic recovery. >> i am scott murphy and i approve this message. >> scott had been a venture capitalist and we wanted the campaign to be about jobs. that is how we were talking about the plan. it was in the framework of jobs and we wanted to keep the campaign on our terrain which was jobs. he wanted to keep it on taxes and spending and spending was not -- it didn't have as much traction as it would now. we were able to make all about jobs and show him being belligerent, arrogant, a moment he later regretted. left by my will show you is from 1996, free internet. i want to show this. jerry solomon did lot of traveling at taxpayer expense. it shows the value of opposition research. i was flipping through this book and got to the section on foreign travel and it was about ten pages of every line, different trip he took. well over 100 trips. in all the years he had been in congress. it was magic to see that. we came up with an approach emulating david letter

in the '80s eddie murphy port y portrayed him as a showbiz prim donna, an act clokey said he enjoyed.>> if you want to see what the future looks like, head to vegas. that is the place to be. it is where the big consumer electronics show is going on with a load of high-tech gadgets on display. and hln's joe carter found out that some of them are going green. >> reporter: i've been hearing a lot about green products at this year's ces, and i found one. it's called an electric bike. it's the entaloop. tell me about it, david. >> one of the things that we've done over our 15 years of developing electric bikes in japan is we've made an electric bike that feels like riding a regular bicycle. >> reporter: where's the motor, david? >> the motor is in the front wheel, the battery pack is here. and the electronics that manage it are on the bottom bracket. so there's no throttle, all you do is get on the bike and start pedaling and the motor takes off. >> reporter: how fast can you go one the motor kicks into gear? >> it goes 15 miles per hour is max speed. but the harder you pedal, the faster y

lindsay murphy will be live at the park for the fox 5 morning news.d redskins finish 4-12 the worst record since 1994 when they were 3-13. >>> for the fans, it is finally over. we actually didn't findmany watching today's game. some even admittedly jumping on the cowboys band wagon. at the espn zone, the game was ban issued to the small screen. there are still those who bleed burgundy and gold. >> i really wanted this win. i am still a number one fan. next year maybe we'll have a new quarterback, new o line, new owner, and we might make it to the playoffs. >> that's the hope across he board. the fans reacting to coach zorn's impending doom. we'll have that story coming up on the "news edge" at 11:00. >>> new details in a christmas day terror investigation. u.s. and britain responding to the threat by closing the doors on embassies in yemen. plus the incident is leading to new tsa guidelines going into effect tomorrow. we'll break them down. >>> also at 10:00 the manhunt is finally over. how america's most wanted helped catch this man accused of of kil

and in the '80s, comedian eddie murphy portrayed gumby on "saturday night live" as a cigar-chomping,how business prima donna, and he enjoyed that act. >>> bank failures common last year, and they're still turning up in 2010. horizon bank in bellingham, washington, was the first bank to fail this year. all of its deposits and assets will be taken over by the washington federal loan association of seattle. that means the fdic will have to cover more than half a billion dollars in insurance costs. 140 banks failed last year. that's the highest number since 1992. the fdic chairwoman says the number could be even higher this year in 2010. >>> have you seen the national debt clock lately? here it is, a staggering 12-plus trillion dollars and it's climbing. a teenager in rhode island decided to do something about it. she got the idea as part of a high school class project. the assignment was, find a social issue and take some action. 16-year-old katherine young wanted to help pay down the national debt so she held a bake sale. >> at first i wasn't serious about it but then when i thought ab

fox 5's lindsay murphy is here with those stories. >> a big night for bruce boudreau.t's his 55th birthday so the capitals had some winning to do. they're also on a three-game road trip. they headed into the game with 58 points as they attempt to become the fast esteem in franchise history to reach 60 points. lucky for them that would happen in the first period. no score the capitals in the thrashers zone. they get to face off. it 11-0 capitals. that would be more enough for goaltender. 39 saves in all. the capitals would add on seven more goals. they go on the road. they get a key division win 8- 1. big east rivalries are so strong on the basketball court. case in point tonight's matchup between 12th ranked george towfn and 13th ranked connecticut. uconn has dominated this matchup for many years but recently the wins have gone in georgetown's favor. the hoyas having won the last three meetings. we start in the first half, it was all uconn, the hurvegies running early -- huskies running early and often. the hoyas down 15 at the half. second half, here come the hoyas th

i saw eddie murphy do the clumps. i wonder if i have a grandmother character to try.hat's what i came up with. she is pretty outrageous. >> larry: what was it like to dress in drag? >> i look at it as a costume. people at walmart have their uniforms. i don't feel like it's dressing in drag. you're embarrassing me, larry. >> larry: i think you look cute. >> oh, cut it out. >> larry: does madea only appear in movies? >> you would. you would think madea's cute. that's awful. no. only in movies? you know, well, you know -- it's only been the plays and only been the movies. >> larry: no personal appearances? >> no. only in plays and movies. it has to be an environment that i can control her and i feel safe. that's what works for me. >> larry: how did you name her? >> madea's a southern term for mother dear. a lot of people have -- especially in the african-american culture, they know the name already. >> larry: is there a lot of comedy in your plays >> i'm going to count to one, if you don't get into this house. one. >> yes, ma'am. >> what the hell are you doing out there?

some of you expected to see our interview with brittany murphy's mother and her house about her untimely death last month. due to the events in haiti we're postponing it. we'll let you know when it's rescheduled. we've pretaped it already. we'll be going back to haiti. but first more politics. in new york david gergen, cnn senior political analyst. in new orleans mary matalin, our republican strategist. in new york, donna brazile, our democratic strategist, and in new york, the columnist for "the daily beast" and author of "wingnuts, how the lunatic fringe is hijacking america." president obama was asked about the election last night. here's what he said to abc's george stephanopoulos. >> the same thing that swept scott brown into office swept me into office. people are angry and they're fraus rated. >> what's the strategy going forward. a lot of people talked about getting the house to pass the senate bill. >> here's one thing i know. i just want to make sure this is off the table. the senate certainly shouldn't try to jam anything through until scott brown is seated. the people of mass

murphy is a quote teacher. >> why did you decide to go or why are you going to five seed school? >> when i first got the author for the seed school, it was like woo, with my parents and get to be responsible for my own actions, and the seed school makes it opened the issue can be whoever you want to be, you can express yourself but the same time you know your goal is to go to college so that is why i am at the seed school. >> what are you reading right now? >> right now we finished the joy luck club and right now we're sticking to read the diary of anne frank and it's about a german girl who was segregated and had to go to these recreation camps and stuff and we just really want to hear her opinion of what she was going through. >> stephanie, thank you. we've got more students. this looks like devin, did i get the right? devin, i'm holding here in my hand a booklet. what is in here? >> in this booklet we have poems written by students at seed school and also artwork from the art class is we have in the school. >> and are you published in here? >> yes, one of my artworks is the bi

one hop to murphy. >> phil: ray lewis called it an incomplete pass that time. >> jim: they're going to punt it. >> phil: that's the right decision. here he comes from this side. watch him come from underneath, and he just overpowers. zach miller and what it does, watch jamarcus russell flinch. oh, he gets it, he throws -- that makes the football come up short. >> jim: oakland punts away. if you a just joining us here in oakland. a fair catch by carr at the seven. for those of you expecting to see "60 minutes" this is the "nfl on cbs." the ravens and the raiders with baltimore needing a win here to make the postseason. jim nantz and phil simms on the call here. a 21-13 ravens lead. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety. it's been a big day for willis mcgahee, all three of the touchdowns. >> phil: grubb gets on it. and how about this, nine people to stop the run, mcgahee -- oh, boy, all the scores and touchdowns. grubbs is pulling -- >> jim: first down at the raiders defense. and mcgahee held to one yard by scott and others. so the raiders defense must make the play here. oakland wit

murphy from pennsylvania today for five minute, mr. paul, january 13 for five minutes, mr.ny ran, today, january 13 and january 19 for five minutes, mr. conaway today for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? ms. woolsey: i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into the following member mace be permitted to address the house forefive minutes to revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous materials. ms. woolsey of california, ms. kaptur of ohio, mr. grayson, florida. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, and under a previoused orer of the house, the following members are recognized for five minutes each. mr. jones of north carolina. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> to claim the time of the gentleman from north carolina. tha

murphy: would the yement yield? mr. altmire: certainly. mr. murphy: we could have ideological differences over issues like health care or energy policy, but what's most remark to believe me over the course of the last year was to see the divide between democrats an republicans on financial reform. i have people on both sides of the energy debate and health care debate but almost everybody i run into, with maybe the exception of a few people commuting back and forth to high-priced jobs in new york say, you've got to step up to the plate and stop these wall street investment banks from going back and doing the same things that they did to us regular, average, everyday joes over the course of the last decade. you've got to fix the problem of derivatives. you have to go in and stop these institutions from becoming so highly leveraged that they cause catastrophic failure of themselves and the entire system. go back and fix this for us. and so, when i got sworn in, maybe i was naive this year, i thought, yeah, we're going to have some knock down, dr

murphy. she is from the successful lobbying firm madigan and jones and is new to that organization. she will talk about what it is like after 25 years on capitol hill working on the house and senate working for very prominent active members in the senate from senator tom-0 and senator durbin and others and what it is like to be at the other end of pennsylvania avenue and working as a lobbyist talking to some of her old friends and colleagues on the day to day basis. welcome, sheila. >> i hope everybody had fun reading on the scenarios and all that and have a good sense where you are going on your projects. i am up here without any paper because i put together a big outline

lindy murphy is live at redskins park. what are you hearing? >> reporter: i'm hearing that the ax has already fallen according to multiple sources including espn 98 0rbgs a radio station owned by dan snyder himself. there is no official word coming from the redskins. all sources are reporting that the redskins team plane landed here this morning and by 4:45 this more than, jim zorn was leaving the building. jim zorn has hired as the redskins offensive coordinator in january of 2008 and then upgraded to head coach. he had never been a coordinator in the nfl l before the redskins hired him. the redskins have given no fill word of his firing but multiple sources are reporting it and those same sources seem to think that mike shanahan, the former broncos coach, will be the next in line after his press conference last night in san diego. it am seemed jim zorn knew what was going to happen. >> since this is our last game, i just wanted to thank everybody for all the efforts, especially our local media who follows us around who is dealing with the lik

i mean, it's moving, but murphy's law says that technology is advancing so rapidly, and so this conceptf convergence, this concept of everything will be touch sexreen you tpwhalk your house, and there will be no more televisions, no more exoorts, everything will be touch screen. we're seeing some of that already. microsoft came out with a table a couple of years ago. skype has become the jetsons, talk online. but still, it's a little bit funky. i don't know if it's going to be 10 years from now, but it will be sfwog see. i remember this concept of convergence was pitched, you know, years ago. leo helped are you at the time with t.c.i. cable was asked about, you know, pulling on to the information superhighway, and his response was i feel like we're still sitting in the driveway. that was about 120 seo years ago as well. -- that was about 10 years ago as well. so i think we won't be as far along as we think we will be. >> one prediction would be that the idea of a 2020 most of our web use lob cell phones i don't believe. i still think that people value having a little more space, all kin

the leadership of patrick murphy and other co-sponsors for the legislation, i respect for chairman enormously. the time has come to end it. what would you replace it with? some principals of nondiscrimination in the military. it is not just about yes and no. it is about having a positive policy to go forward. a very patriotic american who wants to serve the country will be able to do so without being discriminated against. >> there seems to have been some sort of expression. >> this is the legislative process. we are responsible in the house of representatives for the product. what we do for the american people. what is installed in each one of us as our work be relevant to improving the lives of the american people. if he'll take that responsibility personally -- we take that responsibility personally. rather than give in to that, there is a way we will kick it all done. our natural instinct is to be immediately responsive to the needs of the american people. senators and shirt share that view. the constitutional afford them a longer time. i've not want to waste any energy on criticizing the

. >> tim murphy. i am from massachusetts, a senior at a.u. i have very little campaign experience, mostly volunteering for small local stuff. i heard the class is great deal. i am a d. >> whereabouts? >> in wheaton. >> i am martha, and i am a senior at a.u. i am a democrat from buffalo, new york. i interneded -- interned at a firm and they suggested i get some experience. >> i worked on the warner campaign in virginia. >> i am jackie. i am from morris, minnesota. i am a democrat. i don't have a lot of campaign experience, just a little volunteer. but i have heard great things about this class. >> i am very vienna, austria, and i am a grad student over at s.o.c., focusing on political communications. that is why i am here, and i am a d in american terms. >> i am derrick. i am a graduate student in the public policy program, and the last campaign i worked on was romney for president. i am taking this class because i hope to make a career out of it. >> my name is michael. i am a senior here at a.a.u. i am a democrat, and my campaign experience h

court and my fellow elected officials, my extremely capable partner and friend, patty judge, speaker murphy and -- mccarthy, and to the of the assembly, thank you for allowing me to address you this morning. it is my privilege to be here. [applause] i am happy to be with you, for this extraordinary, 80-day session. there is much to do and no time to waste. we face some big challenges, and challenges that we did not create. on the one hand, we continue to recover from the natural disasters that are historic in scope. the fourth-worst natural disaster in the history, and the ongoing--- national recession that continues to affect every family in iowa, and every business, and every aspect of the state government. but we can continue to address these challenges, head-on, with resilience, optimism, determination, and good, old- fashioned hard work. we're also of people of great faith, a faith that teaches us that with the help of god all things are possible. [applause] >> with god's help, all things are possible, and there is no challenge that, together, we cannot overcome. these are the values o

speaker murphy, leader mccarthy, leader granstall, and leaders paulson and mckinley.be here. i am happy to be with you for this extraordinary 80-day session. there is much to do and no time to waste. we face real challenges, once we did not create, but once we will overcome. on the one hand, we will recover from natural disasters which are historic in their scope. the fourth natural gas master -- natural disaster in our history. we continue to address these challenges head-on, with resilience, optimism, determination, and good old- fashioned hard work. we're also a people of great faith, a faith that teaches us with god's help, all things are possible. [applause] with god's help, all things are possible. perserverance, there is nothing we can not indoor, and there's no -- we cannot endure, and there it is a challenge we cannot overcome. regardless of what part of the state we come from, our political views, or are station in life. you see, despite the obstacles that did a year anyway, i winds continue to look for work, not backward. they believe, as i do, that the 21s

murphy for insisting we move forward on this. of course the republicans, mr. herger and mr. camp, who joined together with democrats to prove that when americans want to do things that party labels don't really mean that much and i do hope that the rest of the country would see what we have done and take advantage of this legislation in order to make certain that they have accurate recording of the contributions that they make through the telephone as well as to take advantage of the expediting the deductions being recognized by the internal revenue service. i hope everyone would vote for this bill and let this be a symbol as to what this congress can do, not just for haiti but for ourselves and the rest of the free world. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4462 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection the motion to rec

the leadership of patrick murphy, there are 180, something like that, co-sponsors for the legislation and commitments of many more people for those votes. i respect our chairman enormously, chairman skelton, the time has come to end it. now what would you replace it with? let's see, some principles of nondiscrimination in the military, whatever. but it's not just about yes or no, it's about, let's have a very positive policy to go forward. to be patriot -- so every patriotic american who wants to serve our country will be able to do so without being discriminated against. >> i detect frustration among house members -- [inaudible] seems some of that expressed recently by mr. hoyer and some listened to the state of union. >> this is the legislative process. we're responsible in the house of representatives for our work product, what we do for the american people. what is instilled in each one of us is that our work be relevant to improving the lives of the american people and we take responsibility personally and institution alley on the house side to do that. the rules of the house ena

murphy: mr. speaker, since the $862 billion stimulus bill was signed into law last february, nearly three million more americans have lost jobs. the projected deficit for this year is $1.3 trillion, second only to last year's $1.2 trillion. it's time to stop washington's wild spending and start creating hometown jobs, families want paychecks not unemployment checks. that's why we introduced the bipartisan american conservation and clean energy independence act, h.r. 2227, which opens up the u.s. coast for environmentally responsible oil and gas exploration. this bill produces $1.2 million new good-paying jobs and $8 trillion economic boost over 20 years. we will clean up america's waterways. we'll clean our air by replacing old coal plants with new clean coal, nuclear, wind, solar, and geothermal energy generation. we will conserve energy by rebuilding our old infrastructure in a smart grid. americans will modernize buildings to cut waste by 25%. we stop spending hundreds of billions of dollars o

murphy: congress continues to spend, having raise the debt limit time and time again. we don't have jobs by borrowing billions from china, taking hundreds more from americans in new taxes. what we can do, however, is by using some of our oil off our coast, we can use it to create jobs, restore our environment, use conservation and new technologies to cut waste and improving energy efficiency, development clean energy generation in all sectors and rebuild american's transportation and energy infrastructure. by putting our resources to work we put millions of americans to work here at home. and all this can be done without raising taxes. i encourage my colleagues to join the effort by supporting and being co-sponsors of h.r. 2227, the american conservation and clean energy act. it's about new jobs for a new clean america and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. baca: the ho

representative chris murphy of connecticut sounds as though he may challenge senator joe lieberman in 2012. of course, senator dodd announcing his decision not to run in 2010. we talked with bob cusec this morning about some of the changes ahead in politics. cusack is the managing editor of the hill. he is here to talk with you about his and his reporters' view of the party's chances of the 2010 elections coming up. i want to show you in the audience about what the morning headlines look like. the democrats may not be enjoying them this morning. and inside it says it determines pre-sage challenges for democrats in the midterm. here it says they add a burden for obama. this is from "the washington journal." retirement adds twist midterm -- usa today. in "the new york times" -- democrats become wary after two senators decide to retire. there is the headline view of reporters -- what is yours? guest: it is a nuanced situation where you have the retirement of senator chris dodd which had been rumored for weeks. he denied it. it helps democrats. now that they are favored to retain that sea

i want to thank rick and kathleen murphy, head of the maryland bankers association who does a great job for inviting me back here again. it's a pleasure to stage with -- share the stage -- [laughter] >> i did catch his assertions that he nailed it. so i fear my presentation might not live up to his quality. i'm trying to make up for it in modesty. [laughter] >> when i spoke to you last january, economic activity was contracting quite sharply. and i thought it was a reasonable expectation to see growth in the second half of last year. and despite that, though, that there was substantial uncertainty about how the cracks would play out. there -- con traction,. in the end, we did see positive momentum in the second half of last year. third quarter growth in real g.d.p. exceeded 2%. and most economists expect to see a determination made that the recession officially ended about the middle of last year. that is undoubtedly good news. the level of economic activity is still far below where it was a couple of years ago. and unemployment is quite high. many house holds and firms are making due w

i want to thank rick and kathleen murphy to do a great job. it is also a pleasure to share the stage again with the irrepressible honey bun bassu. [inaudible] i did not get to see his presentation. i did get his assertion that he nailed it. [laughter] i fear my presentation might not live up to his. i'll try to make up for it in modesty. [laughter] i thought it was a reasonable expectation to see growth in the second half of last year. despite that, there was substantial uncertainty about how the thing will play out. there is the possibility of a deeper contraction that i thought i could not dismiss. we did see positive momentum the second half of last year. third quarter growth was real gdp and exceeded 2%. most economists expected to see a determination made that the recession officially ended above the middle of last year. that is and out of a good news. the level of economic activity is still far below where it was a couple of years ago unemployment is quite high. many households are making do with far less than they once did. moreover, th

anyone who looks at the case of ann marie murphy in 1986, there was a pregnant woman invathevaded by her boyfriend to carry out a bombing. and she would not have alerted anyone. nevertheless, the issue of whether we can deal with some of the sensitivity issues must be part of looking at any defense we can find to ensure that this gap in our defenses which were frankly unsuccessful but now must be addressed. we need to look at profiling and recognize the concerns and civil rights issues. on the issue of information sharing, we share information all the time. we share information on a routine basis and the u.s. shares information with us. we didn't inform the u.s. that abdulmutallab was on our watch list because he was refused a student visa because that was an issue con ducted with a concern that he was about to commit a terrorism arrangement but it was an immigration issue. we wouldn't share that information routinely with the u.s. we share this information routinely with our immigration partners. if there are concerns about terrorism, it wouldn't wait for a watch list and it wouldn'

members of congress whose names i read earlier, that we've also been joined by congressman scott murphy having said that -- [applause] >> i wish everyone a happy new year. this joint session is adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> live from the state capital in albany, new york, you've been watching the state of the state address delivered by democratic governor david paterson. who plans to run for re-election later this year. meanwhile, republican california governor arnold schwarzenegger also delivered his state of the state address today. his remarks ended a short time ago. we recorded the speech and have it for you now on c-span2. [applause] .. >> please be seated. it is now my pleasure to introduce president pro tem of the california state senate my friend and partner the honorable darrell steinberg. senator steinberg. [applause] >>. >> thank you very much madam speaker for your great leadership, members and colleagues for all of the inevitable disagreements, for all of the negative attention about california >> for all of the negative attention about california, much