last july officer murphy was hit by a drunk driver on interstate 41. he sustained a number of life threatening injuries. yet just weeks later he left the hospital able to stand on his own, surrounded by his family and fellow officers. it probably comes as no surprise to you to hear he's back on the job. this week, officer murphy said the decision to return to work was not difficult at all. it's about a good sense of purpose, he said. we have seen this resilience and this devotion of duty right here in the united states capitol. i don't think i'll ever tire of seeing agents david bailey and crystal griner back at their posts. as speaker, i have had the chance to work very closely with the dedicated professionals of the u.s. capitol police. it's been an incredible honor. it truly has. my colleagues, i know this is a law challenging time for enforcement. if there is one thing that we have come to recognize, it is that we must not take any of this for granted. whether it's the dangers of the men and women who wear the uniform and badge face, or the sacrifi

. >> and the late brittany murphy, as cher's pet project. >> oh, my god. >> up there with the castings," the clothes. >> everyone in this movie dresses like they've just stepped out of a "seventeen" magazine. >> when we started talking about the costumes, what was really important to us that they all have something feminine and beautiful. >> i didn't have any fashion sense at all at that age. >> we had 64 changes for alicia. >> i just didn't realize the amount of costumes and everything. so, when mona would fuss with me, i would go, why do i have to do this? but when i saw the film, the clothes were their own star. >> that plaid suit is iconic. and you see the runways now, what is happening 20 years later, kind of a comeback. >> "clueless" didn't just set fashion trends. it made alicia silverstone a star. and today, she's starring in the tv series "american woman." paramount tv network's period piece about a '70s feminist raising her daughters alone. where else? in beverly hills. >> bonnie nolan is fierce. she's unpredictable. she's a bit wild for her time, and she's sort of a trailbl

murphy. dr. murphy: thank you, senator. what we talked about earlier was a new way to pay rirle -- for rural health. i don't even say rural hospital bus a new way to reimburse rural hospitals, it's a multipayer global budget system that allows hospitals to focus on the problems that you just talked about and invest, instead of investing in subskill services, invest in tobacco cessation crams. invest in substance use disorder treatments. invest in the clinical -- or the health status outcomes we are looking for and to end this disparity or to gradually decrease this disparity between rural health outcomes and those of their urban counterparts that it's the beauty of this model, it allows for the fsment in care coordination. it allows communities to really take those chronic disease roblems and reallocate the dollars that they were receiving from services. they had to provide because that's the only way they got paid. it now allows them to address this population health more. >> if any of you agree with what she saiding raise

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howie: the conservative character playing murphy brown's son.n the are top -- one other topic twitter. the ceo says they will limit the visibility of your tweets if you game system or act like a jerk. how is twitter going to determine if you are a jerk. emily: they are using an algorithm. silicon valley is using a computer to police human behavior. they have to find a way to incentivize good behavior. howie: someone might seem like a good satirist. emily: you can't interpret sarcasm. it makes it hard to do. it's not a perfect science. i'm not sure how well it will work. howie: emily jashinsky, thanks. big changes at fox news. tom wolf was a big journalist in ways you may not realize in final howie: suzanne scott has been named the ceo of fox news and fox business. she also happens to be the only woman in charge of a major news network or network news division. she takes the job that belonged to roger ails. rupert murdoch and his son praised her vision. also you may have known tom wolf who died this week as a novelist or dapper dresser in those w

. >> senator murphy. sen. murphy: thank you very much. i think you may be providing more pushback than necessary on the point, which is as much as it matters what you think you mean in the context of diplomacy, it matters more what the actor on the other side thinks you mean. it is relevant, but not dispositive as to what ambassador bolton thought he meant when he said that. we need to think about what the other actor interprets that as. i think it strains credibility to suggest it is outside of the realm of possibility or unwarranted for kim to read that as an advertisement that we are going to repeat the mistakes that we made years ago. i want to come back to the budget for a second. want to talk to you about the consequences of some of these cuts. consequences of some of these cuts. we regularly read reports of russian money and influence flowing into the balkans at race that we did not see before the trump administration. they see an opportunity to essentially set up a new front, a new hybrid scenario like we've seen in ukraine. they

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howie: the conservative character playing murphy brown's son.top -- one other topic twitter. the ceo says they will limit the visibility of your tweets if you game system or act like a jerk. how is twitter going to determine if you are a jerk. emily: they are using an algorithm. silicon valley is using a computer to police human behavior. they have to find a way to incentivize good behavior. howie: someone might seem like a good satirist. emily: you can't interpret sarcasm. it makes it hard to do. it's not a perfect science. i'm not sure how well it will work. howie: emily jashinsky, thanks. big changes at fox news. tom wolf was a big journalist in ways you may not realize in final thoughts. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before start

>> doctor murphy? >> i think the relaxation of medicare regulations in terms of rowling -- allowing rural hospitals to execute more innovative strategies in recruiting physicians. we have some rural that prohibit that. secondly i think the relaxation or the acceleration of the ability of the medicare program to waive certain requirements for rural hospitals under overall management. >> thank you for your testimony. senator nc. -- senator mike enzi. i appreciate the talent that has been put together to do this. >> i will yield. senator nc said he would yield. >> if i could, i think the order of who is here, it would be senator mike enzi next, then senator cassidy and then senator cantwell of the senators who are here. >> i appreciate that. senator mike enzi why don't you proceed. i appreciate the talent -- >> i appreciate the talent and the fact that we are having this. our biggest city 60,000 where i come from. our towns are at least 40 miles apart. we only have 19 towns where the population exceeds th

that hindered the investigation. >> the boat, said detective murphy, was pretty clean.rime scene did find blood. just one drop you should one of the cushions, but not enough to determine whether it was human blood. it could have come from a fish. not enough evidence to arrest eric for murder or even prove that a murder occurred. peggy's close friend, glenda, didn't believe eric was a killer. >> there's no way that eric would have done that. you know, i mean, there's just absolutely no way. it was unfathomable to me. >> tina felt the same way. >> i felt like the police were framing an nbt man. >> tina noticed that eric kept notices of peggy in every room of the house. she could not imagine that a man who had killed his wife would want to see her face everywhere. >> eric was really the answer to all your problems for a while, wasn't he? >> yeah, he was. >> so you weren't too anxious to question him? >> no. i believed him. >> and after about six months -- >> says will you marry me? >> yes. zploob and you say? >> yes. >> you don't say no a lot. >> i mean, he treated me so g

. >>> then -- >> she's going off to murphy brown. >> candice bergen dishing details on murphy brown'sv return. stlmplts plus, tom cruise's sky diving stunt. the new >>> "e.t." is not just on the air. we're everywhere. on every platform. every day. check us out on facebook, twitter, and shoet ♪ >>> find us to be on facebook. so here we are. >> welcome to the 21st century, john and kelly. it's about time. ella joined her family at the cannes fim festival. carly seal is in new york with tom cruise news. can you believe tom hasn't shown a movie back in cannes since 1992. >> it's raise zi that none of the "mission: impossible" films have been there. it would have been epic. speaking of epic, check out these new scenes. s the a miracle that tom succeeded. >> it's extreme. >> turn left. >> go, go, go go. what are you waiting for? >> i'm jumping out a window! >> sorry. good luck. >> comedy from mission impossible. yes, that is the stunt that broke tom's ankle. check out this thank you scene. it's called a halo. a high-altitude yump that has tom lowering to a much lower altitude before opening

murphy? >>i'm the chief innovation officer. >> unity point health in des moines, iowa. >> family health in colorado >> university of iowa. >> university of north carolina chapel hill. >> okay. well, you've come -- some of you have come from a long ways. we thank you. we thank you for the work you do. it is really important for our country. for the people of our country. thank you very much. >> senator? >> thank you, chairman roberts. and thanks to the panel. i was here earlier to hear your testimony. i really appreciate it. some of the insights about the special challenges we face in the rural areas. i come from ohio. we have a lot of big urban hospitals and we have a lot of small rural hospitals. sadly some of them are closing down or consolidating and i would tell you in my state one of the issues that is particularly difficult to deal with in our rural areas is the opioid epidemic. and i would think if you did, you know, per capita analysis of the opioid epidemic in my state, you would pro

. >>> papa murphy sells pizzas and salads. according to an attorney, a family was sickened by the romaine lettuce purchased at this store in american canyon. >> we know the only place they had romaine lettuce was at this papa murphy's. >> the lawsuit filed in solano superior court today said those sickened last month were sisters, a 14-year-old and 27-year-old and her 3-year-old daughter. the 3-year-old was hospitalized. they seek unidentified damages. >> without testing it, there's no way for them to know whether what they're selling is safe or harmful. >> papa murphy's said they can't skment on litigation and, quote, immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc and out of an abundance of caution, we directeds them to remove food from the inventory. >> i just wanted to make sure it is from this papa murphy's. we eat here all the time. we haven't had any problems. >> in this day and age, anything can happen. so it's incredible. we have to all be careful. everywhere we go. >>> terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> whet

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i am anne marie murphy speaking on behalf of the murphy speaking on behalf of the murphy family to sayd a smile on his face and he kept this trademark throughout his life. dennis was the proud son of an murphy and the eldest of for children. he has two brothers, mick and tim, and i'm his sister, anne. he spent his early years living in north kensington until he was 1968, the family moved to dorking in surrey until 1971, when the family moved again to gravesend kent. we attended a catholic primary and secondary school and dennis excelled in the subjects history and maths. he also participated in other activities such as the school choir, being an altar boy and joining the sea cadets. there was one of the passion throughout dennis's your life which was to override everything else and that was his love of sports, especially football in which he became a skilled player. cross—country running and distance running. he ran forthe cross—country running and distance running. he ran for the school and district in 1500 metre races and we nt district in 1500 metre races and went on to win many med

. >>> papa murphys now faces a third lawsuit in northern california following an e.li outbreak blamed on romaine lettuce. a customer claims she became severely ill after eating in alamo. papa murphy said it pulled the affected letter when the warning was issued at last month's outbreak other families are suing papa murphy's. >> 49ers ruben foster can return to the team after a judge dismissed dough megs tick charges against him. abc7 news was in san jose as foster walked out of court this afternoon. he did not comment but gave a thumbs up as you see. foster's ex-girlfriend recanted her story saying she had wanted to ruin his career after he broke up with her. he still faces a misdemeanor gun charge. >> sky 7 flew above san francisco's north beach after a fire broke out aboard a double dekker tour bus. it only took a few minutes for crews to put out the fire along columbus avenue. tua adults are expected to be okay after breathing in smoke. >> two fishermen were arrested near the benicia port after their bone began taking on water and sanking this afternoon. a chp hel

murphy votes aye. dr. digitally votes no. mr. cano votes aye. dr. abraham votes no. mr. o herman votes aye. mr. kelly votes no. mr. swazi votes aye. mr. gallagher votes no. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks votes no. miss cheney votes no. mr. ice votes no. mr. mitchell votes no. mr. jones, mr. rogers votes no. mr. hunter votes no. miss gabbard -- okay. >> how has mr. kaufman recorded? >> mr. kaufman votes aye. no? okay. >> court report the tally. mr. chairman, there were 27 aye's and 33 no's. >> the amendment is not agreed to. next is the vote on bishop 221 regarding -- the recorded vote has been ordered, the clerk will call the role. >> mr. thornberry, aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones. mr. brady votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. lobiondo votes aye. mr. long german votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper, votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. misprint i/o votes no. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. courtney votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. miss tsongas votes no. mr. lamborn

. >>> and pennsylvania pennsylvania murphys just issued a statement to abc 7 news which reads the healthy and safety of customers is high priority and we strive to take every precaution to ensure the products meet strict safety and quality standards. immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th out of abundance of caution we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory. unfortunately we can't comment on any pending legal matters. >>> president trump took another shot at oakland mayor libby schaff during a summit with several california leaders who oppose the state sanctuary policies process. the president urged jeff sessions to investigate oakland mayor libby schaff for strikeouting justice for alerting her community about looming immigration raids. one california leertd at the event says the problem of illegal immigration is the result of pliks not humanitarian concerns. >> our people are the ones hurting. sacramento is because they lost an election for god sakes get

. >>> papa murphys now faces a third lawsuit in northern california following an e. coli outbreak blamed on romaine lettuce. a customer claims she became severely ill after eating in alamo. papa murphy said it pulled the affected letter when the warning was issued at last month's outbreak other families are suing papa murphy's. >> 49ers ruben foster can return to the team after a judge dismissed dough megs tick charges against him. abc7 news was in san jose as foster walked out of court this afternoon. he did not comment but gave a thumbs up as you see. foster's ex-girlfriend recanted her story saying she had wanted to ruin his career after he broke up with her. he still faces a misdemeanor gun charge. >> sky 7 flew above san francisco's north beach after a fire broke out aboard a double dekker tour bus. it only took a few minutes for crews to put out the fire along columbus avenue. tua adults are expected to be okay after breathing in smoke. >> two fishermen were arrested near the benicia port after their bone began taking on water and sanking this afternoon. a chp

senator murphy. >> thank you senator schumer. it's not rocket science to try to figure out why this has happened and i just want to take a few minutes to walk through this very deliberate campaign of sabotage. since the day that trump took office he has had one goal which is to weaken the american health care system as a punishment to president obama for his work on the affordable care at. within days of coming to office president trump signed an executive order instructing his agencies to start to undermine the american health care system. he then reduced enrollment outreach to try to assure that americans would know about the affordable options available to them. even if they managed to find out about it. he canceled cause sharing reduction payments with the insurance companies have attributed to a sizable portion of the rate increases that they are filing along with congress and the republicans here repealing the individual mandates which keeps these insurance pools evened out between costs for wealth. they will push a new rul

murphy. mrs. murphy votes no. -- votes aye. conner. votes no. votes aye. r. o'haller -- an votes no. mr. swaszy. no.s mr. gallagher. mr. gallagher votes aye. panetta. mr. panetta votes no. mr. gates. mr. gates votes aye. mr. bacon. mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks. mr. banks votes aye. miss cheney. cheney votes aye. heiss. votes aye. mr. mitchell. votes aye.l mr. jones. mr. norcross. the e clerk will report tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 36 votes, 24 no votes. the amendment is adopted. he question now occurs on did amendment offered by mr. 282, eran, number regarding reporting executive branch travel. the recorded vote has been rdered the clerk will call the role. >> mr. thornberry. no. mr. thornberry votes no. mr. smith? mr. smith votes aye. mr. jones. jones. mr. brady. aye.brady votes mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes no. mrs. davis. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. -- votes no. aye.- votes mr. bishop. no. bishop votes mr. larson. mr. larson votes aye. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. cooper. mr. keeper votes aye. mr. rogers. rogers votes no. -- votes aye. shusher vo

. >>> a lawsuit against the pappa murphy's pizza chain. the family picked up pizza and salad from this american canyon location last month. the family believes the contamination came from the salad you see. the youngest, a toddler, suffered a life-threatening illness that damaged her kidneys and red blood cells. >> her kidneys numbers, her her functions wurz dropping. her hemoglobin start dropping. >> the family is seeking unspecified damages. pappa murphy's has not responded to our request for comment. >>> the lawsuit comes on the day the centers for disease control says it will finally be safe to eat romaine lettuce. the last batch of potentially tainted lettuce left yuma -- the growing season in yuma is over. the cdc says it's unlikely any of that tainted lettuce is left. in total, 172 people got sick in 32 states and one person died. >> 6:06 now. oakland mayor libby schaaf is in washington, d.c. to vie for more federal funding for affordable housing and homeless services. her day comes a day after president trump criticized her for war

they filed a lawsuit against the papa murphy's pizza chain. they claim they were sickened by eati eating tainted romaine lettuce from that restaurant. >> i never heard of e. coli before i got it. >> reporter: now she and her family will never forget it. >> i was crawling around the floor. it was painful. i felt like i was about to die. it was horrible. >> reporter: it started when this family came to this papa murphy's to pick up pizza and salad to take home from lunch. the pictures provided by attorneys from the hunter family. by thursday wake up with cramps and diarrhea. on friday so did her older sister. and by saturday her 3-year-old daughter was also complaining. >> just leave me alone. >> reporter: the toddler soon came down with a life threatening illness linked to e. coli. >> her kidney numbers, like her functions were dropping and her hemoglobin started dropping. >> reporter: it damaged her kidneys and red-blood cells. she still requires monitoring. >> as horrible as it is it could have been worse. there's another person in california

amy: tim murphy come your comment?at first glance, he looks like a unicorn in democratic does she got elected to a seat that donald trump carried with like 70% of the vote in 2016. riding a significant wave and was virginia and across the country. he was at the vanguard of the teacher strike last winter. he was sort of the paul revere of the teacher strike. he gave a speech that signaled this is something that was on the horizon. he has gotten a lot of momentum from teachers in west virginia. he has led the push for more teacher pay and led the push to build a marijuana industry in the state. he is running on a real kind of apulist wave -- sort of counter to what we've seen from president trump. amy: we are one to leave it there and continue to follow election politics. tim murphy is a senior reporter at mother jones. thank you so much. i want to thank our guest kevin robillard, who is with huffpost. president trump says north korea has released three americans imprisoned in north korea. mike pompeo will return with th

murphy votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks votes no. ms. chainye votes no. mr. mitchell votes no. mr. longeman votes aye. mr. cooper? mr. cooper? >> how is mr. hunter recorded? >> excuse me, mr. hunter? >> mr. hunter votes no. the clerk will report the tally. mr. chairman, there were 26 aye votes. 34 no votes. >> the amendment is not adopted. question now occurs on russell amendment number 323 related to financial institutions on military bases. the clerk recorded vote has previously been reported. the clerk will call the roll. mr. thornberry votes aye. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones? mr. brady votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. longman votes no. mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. shuster votes aye. mr. courtney votes no. mr. conway votes aye. mr. land warn votes aye. m mr. whitman votes aye. ms. spear votes no. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. gacy votes no. mr. coffman votes aye. ms. gabbert votes no. plst heart votes a

it is linked to a family in vallejo pointing the finger at a papa murphy's peizza place. they believe the lettuce was contaminated with e. coli. three members of the family ended up in the hospital. the daughter now has a kidney malfunction. papa murphys has not commented. >>> did you feel it? a 3.2 magnitude centered north of morgan hill. to reports of any damage. plenty of people are choimiimin on the quake on our facebook page. we invite you to join the conversation. >>> in the middle of a white house discussion on sanctuary cities, president trump told jeff sessions to investigate oakland mayor, libby schaaf for obstruction of justice. the remarks drew mixed reactions in the room and strong reaction here in oakland and california. robert handa joins us with what community activists are saying tonight. robert? >> reporter: well, that's right. not too surprisingly, many people we talked to were only moldly aware of a controversy brewing, but once they realized the mayor was in the midst of it that changed pretty quickly. president trump's round table on sanctuary cities

i'm joined by chris murphy of connecticut. lots of talk about words like constitutional crisis and things like that and saturday night massacre. where are we today after what the president did today? >> we're getting really close. i worry that the justice department is starting to become complicit in the erosion of our democracy. they very clearly buckled here. whether it's to save individuals' jobs, we don't know. but listen, the president is not to be afforded under the constitution any greater protection from investigation or prosecution than you or i, if there was an investigation occurring into either of us, and we had not been charged, we couldn't go to the fbi or to the law enforcement agency that was in charge of that investigation and ask for information about their sources and methods and information because that would be helpful to us in covering up our tracks, as it will potentially be to the president as he starts to get information about a pending investigation into his wrongdoing. so i'm very worried about what

murphy: -- mrs. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. president kennedy once said that a nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces, but also by the men it honors. the men it remembers. consistent with that principle, my bill would designate a u.s. post office building in oviedo, florida, after sergeant first class alwyn cashe. sergeant first class cashe died in 2005 as a result of wounds suffered while serving in iraq. when i recount the actions this american soldier and son of oviedo performed and what he endured in the process, it will take your breath away. the word hero is adescribed to many people in our society. perhaps a bit too casually. but this was heroism in its purist and most profound sense. let me start this story at the beginning. alwyn was born in 1970 in sanford, florida, and was raised in oviedo, attending oviedo high school. he was the youngest of nine children, five girls and four boys. the family didn't have much money, but they had -- had plenty of pride. when alwyn was 6, his father was -- his father pa

murphy brown.watch. >> you could not tell the evening news from an episode of entertainment tonight. the problem was i didn't know what to do with myself. and then, we had an election. >> laura: i thought that was betty white. oh my gosh! >> she moved into the tapioca set. >> laura: he looks great. >> well, her voice is very husky. she'll be a host like morning joe. opposite her son who is on a fox and friends type show. >> laura: then there is a long career for me. >> the cbs chief said we won't get roseanne style ratings. i think he is right. >> laura: it won't last a sea n season. you are not a big fan of reboot? >> i am not. but this is on youtube red and it's this. >> i heard you beat up teenagers. >> i didn't beat up teenagers. i kicked the [bleep] out of people who deserved it. >> this is the kawartha -- karate kid reboot. 51 million people are watching this. the biggest streaming show in all of television. huge audiences. why is this work something >> laura: the '80s are making a big comeba

that's my issue, mike murphy. again, like the travel ban. it was handled in such a sloppy ham-handed way that the steel and aluminum tariffs cut people off guard and you have secretary ross carried around cans of campbell's soup. you embarrass the president likes out, i suspect that if the president viewed that as an embarrassment, that hurts your standing with him. i'm an outsider looking in. >> i was expecting his influence to grow on this issue and have a more to rural. dagen: larry kudlow according to the reports yesterday is also expected to be at the meeting with peter navarro. his whole economic team will be there. we can't wait to see that. maybe first president trump will treat something about zte and trade negotiation. coming up, not just amazon. apple is looking to open another campus in the u.s. a little volcanic eruption. they have the legs, golfers in hawaii hitting is a huge plume of ash looms behind them. incredible pictures. bad news for nuns on twitter. you heard me right. by the vatican is advising sisters to come back --

economy. >> hard core murphy. >> hard core murphy there you go tben.he story i'm really interested in that's apple yes they report their profits this afternoon. now we're going to get to find out how much money they've got. it could be 300 billion. enormous stash. so dr -- what do they do with? >> i think they have a bunch of different plannings could they do stock buybacks raise are the dividend hope they'll do some investing especially here in the u.s. in improving products and developing products. but here's the big thing i think we need to concentrate on. we're going to be talking about iphone sales that's over 65% of their business. but their service business stuart did 8.4 billion last quarter. do you know the netflix last quarter revenue? 3.7 billion. they just service -- 3.3 times bigger than the 2.3 bigger than netflix so that's a huge business and that's their growth engine for the pledgets while while they get to develop another product. >> they do need to innovate you can't be just an iphone company. >> with the itunes technology. >> wait,

senator murphy. thank you very much. i think you may be providing more pushback than necessary on the point, which is as much as it matters what you think you mean in the context of diplomacy, it matters more what the actor on the other side thinks you mean. it is relevant, but not dispositive as to what ambassador bolton thought he meant when he said that. we need to think about what the other actor interprets that as. credibilitytrains to suggest it is outside of the realm of possibility or unwarranted for kim to read that as an advertisement that we are going to repeat the mistakes that we made years ago. i want to come back to the budget for a second. i want to talk to you about the consequences of some of these cuts. we regularly read reports of russian money and influence flowing into the balkans at race that we did not see before the trump administration. they see an opportunity to essentially set up a new front, a new hybrid scenario like we've seen in ukraine. they are buying media companies

there are two similar lawsuits against papa murphy's in northern california. the centers for disease control says the e. coli outbreak traced to lettuce grown around yuma, arizona sickened 172 people in 32 states. the cdc says the romaine lettuce season in the yuma area is over. and lettuce currently on the market should be safe to eat. >>> some popular drugs in over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are issuing a warning! new research indicates that they may be bad for your brain, even years after you take them. here's kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attend stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike and i suppose i also like to be mentally active. >> one of the best things is going into nature, you know, finding time to go camping, kayaking. >> get enough sleep. that's my number one. and then make sure the stress is lowered. >> reporter: you may want to think twice before taking certain prescr

senator murphy? >> thank you, senator schumer. it's not rocket science to try to figure out why this has happened. i want to take a few minutes to walk through this very deliberate campaign of sabotage. since the day trump took office, he's had one goal, which is to weaken the american healthcare system as a punishment to president obama for his work on the affordable care act. within days of coming into office, president trump signed an executive order instructing all of his agencies to start to undermine the american healthcare system. he then reduced enrollment outreach funding to try to assure that less americans would know about the affordable options that are available to them. he then shortened the enrollment period so that less americans would have the chance to sign up even if they managed to find out about it. he canceled cost sharing reduction payments, which the insurance companies have attributed to a sizable portion of the rate increases they're filing. long with congress he and the republicans here repealed the indi

this is the third lawsuit papa murphy's is facing. according to the cdc, the e.outbreak traced the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona sickened 132 people. >>> new concerns about lung cancer in younger women. researchers are now saying more cases in women than men between the ages of 30 and 54 are popping up. up to 20% of them are non- smokers. >> we really don't know why this is. we will have to do further research. we have looked at smoking issues. smoking patterns don't fully explain this. >> the american cancer society says lung cancer rates have generally gone down over the past two decades in both women and men. >>> some popular drugs and over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are warning there is new research that they may be bad for your brain. even years after you finish taking them. here is kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attended stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike. >> one of the best

jini: wendy murphy, thanks for joining us. yesterday it was off, and now the summit between president trump and kim jong-un could be back on, but nothing for certain. mr. trump indicated the meeting could be salvaged after a itnciliatory statement from north korea, sayinemains open to talks. but for anyone following these negotiations, the whiplash of developmen is keeping everyone guessing and travel agents quite busy. thitbbc's north america jon sopel sent us this report. jon: as the north koreans set charges to their only known test site, it seems all of the summit -- all hopes of the summit went up in smoke about the same these buildings blasted to smithereens. the explosions taking place just as donald trump was pulling the plug on his planned meeting with kim jong-un, citing north korea's tremendous anger and open hostility. that in turn provoked very open hostility towards the u.s. president in south korea. ct that was a whole 24 hours ago, and a lot cannge in that time. overnight, the north koreans issued a conciliator

that was the sister of denis murphy, who lived on the 14th floor of the g re nfell tower.s saber, died after trying to help people on the 23rd floor, where he lived. the lawyer for his family, martin howe qc, read these words on behalf of his wife, flora. it's just so sad that my beloved husband will not be with us for farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in thejoy farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in the joy of becoming grandparents. those hopes and dreams have been shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments asa chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from saber and there's a heavy sense of loss in our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained, and he a lwa ys of us. he never complained, and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband, he was my best friend. i miss him so much. you will a lwa ys friend. i miss him so much. you will always be the love of my life. families will continue to remember their lov

authorized under a certificate of appropriateness in 2001, reconstruction of the murphy windmill and renovation of the cottage was completed in 2011. during the seven years since the reopening of the windmill, safety issues have been identified through operator experience and a city commission safety survey. these issues were not for seen at the time of the rehabilitation authorized in 2001. the project before you proposes safety upgrades to the wind mill designed to comply with osha requirements. no alterations are proposed to the cottage. the project sponsor has a brief presentation but in brief, alterations proposed including, an increase to the gallery handrail to 42 inches, utilizing wood extenders. addition of a four inch high toe-kick where it meets the gallery deck. replacement of the gallery deck level, wood entry doors with weather resistant materials. insulation of l.e.d. lights at the main door at the entry. tie offs and cables. additional bracing at the fan tale deck. replacement of the fan tail ladder of the same size and appearance. replacement of the existing interior

that family claims contaminated lettuce from papa murphy's and american canyon sickened three people in the family. the hunter family from vallejo filed that complaint in solano county. sacramento food supplier is also named there. the lawyer says the family's 3-year-old daughter is still receiving treatment from kidney problems. asking for damages and closer food inspection. >> without testing it, there's no way to know what they are selling is either safe or harmful. >> papa murphy's is not commenting on that lawsuit but it did say, "immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th, and out of an abundance of caution, we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory." >>> at 6:05, a lot of questions surrounding a charter school in clayton and surprise exit of school leaders. according to "east bay times" the county is launching an audit. the audit follows this week's surprise departures of the top two administrators at the clayton valley high school. the two happen to be husband and wife. for more than a year people raised questions about the

the guy, he has dennis murphy -- dennis murphy has this real kind of sing-song way of talking.gs -- he's like an old kind of news reporter, he always gets stories about like young kids. like murdering each other or something. so he'll be like, katie and cara were bffs. he goes, they had just bought the new album that just dropped and they were smoking kush and twerking. just trying to fit in. he's like, their lols quickly turned to wtfs. >> jimmy: wow. >> thank you. >> jimmy: well done. >> right off the top of my head. >> jimmy: those of the best "dateline" impressions i've heard. >> i know, i'm so glad i could do them here. less certificate ho lester holt's the other guy. lester holt introduces the show. he's weird. he's like, i'm lester holt, i introduce the people introducing the show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess we're supposed to feel like lester's the whole -- even though he's there for 12 seconds -- >> it's not the news, relax. >> jimmy: isn't it weird that lester still has to do that gig? >> yeah, he starts to leave, whoa, whoa, lester, no, no, no, where you going, bu

pappa murphy's facing a third lawsuit in northern california after an e. coli outbreak blamed on romaine lettuce. a customer claims she became severely ill after eating a salad at a pappa murphy's in al moment and later tested positive for e. coli. pappa murphy's says it pulled the affected lettuc when a federal warning was issued. the company added it deeply sympathize with the families impacted. >>> police in oakland are still looking for the person who shot and killed a man during a possible home invasion robbery this week. authorities say someone broke into the home on kerrington street nooer 41st avenue. when officers got there, they found a resident suffering from a fatal gunshot wound. sky 7 flew over a house in san francisco around 4:30 around parker avenue near the university of san francisco campus. a fire displaced four people. one person suffered smoke inhalation. >>> 49ers linebacker reuben foster could rejoin the team today after a judge dismissed dms violence charges against him. abc news was in san jose as he walked out of court. he didn't