murphy: i agree. hopefully we'll be coming up and talking to you on a regular basis on what the next steps will be, asking for your input and having that dialogue. some of the work is actually already happening. work on fleet consolidation. g.s.a. already has contracts in place for studying 50,000 vehicles. we have done a demonstration soh the navy, they have been happy they asked us to take on an additional 6000 vehicles. 226% savings. we're going. steamthere -- going full ahead, there. we are taking a much more faced approach. >> first of all i think that is the exact right approach. it should hopefully calm everybody's concerns that we will not be one big package. it will be a step-by-step approach and hopefully some of this will be so common sense, so obvious we can make those improvements. whether you get the whole reorganization plan or not, at least we will make continuous improvement. i appreciate that. >> senator harris. >> thank you. independent entity in the executive branch among other thi

murphy: i think that's the intention of this plan, a step in that direction. g.s.a. was said to be a mission support agency. if we can take on -- if we can do a better job in serving o.p.m. and other customers, if they already come to this -- come to us and it is our job to

that hindered the investigation. >> reporter: the boat, said detective murphy, was pretty clean.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. pegye'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. >> reporter: tina new felt the same way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to -- to frame an innocent man. i thought there's no way. the way he treats me there's no way he could have hurt his wife. >> reporter: tina also noticed that eric kept photos of pegye 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. >> reporter: and after about six months -- >> he says, "will you marry

my name is emily murphy and i am a gsa administrator. thank you for the opportunity to testify on the role in the administrations government reform plan. .. >> under the plan will expand most substantially to operational functions from opm to gsa to providing functions that is a broad spectrum of human resources products and services to create opportunities for efficiencies and modernization and given the breath of the realization all understand we must be thoughtful to move forward and moreover to better ensure the opm in its first phase we will transition to gsa they have established a working group as a transition coordinator to experience agency realignment. it is important to share additional background how other functions affect the current mission. established by president truman for the work of the federal government that remain central to the mission complex governmentwide services is what we do every day and in many of those cases the leverage that power to secure better deals for the taxpayer. it excels at providing a wide var

this was the result of an encounter with a poison parsnip plant.charlotte murphy/ severely burned by parsnip leaves:"i definitely made contact on my lower left leg with the broken leaves but didn't realize what had happened."murphy says she started blistering about a week later after spending much of the week working in the sun - and was shocked by the delayed effects.charlotte murphy/ severely burned by parsnip leaves:"a week after the initial point of contact i had these huge blisters develop overnight - which is crazy they grew exponentially in one day - then i knew i had to go to the hospital."after a trip to urgent care and seeing a burn specialist, murphy found out that blisters and burns were comparable to a 2nd degree burn and were caused by the invasive plant.charlotte murphy/ severely burned by parsnip leaves:"kind of a state of panic, yeah i was trying to piece together what had happened and why my skin was reacting this way."david grass/ vt dept. health:"the risk is pervasive and so we want to make sure everyone wants to recognize the plant and knows that if they do come

. >>> and murphy brown stars back on set. >> it's like coming home. >> the new show's big twists. >>>ded by -- ♪ >>> i feel amazing. yeah, i feel really good. nervous getting ready. i hope everything turns out right. >> that was the first time "e.t." interviewed demi lovato at the camp rock premiere back in 2008. issues she's battled her entire life. >> my first time doing coke i was 17 working on disney channel. i just wanted to fit in, okay? i was scared, because my mom always told me your heart could burst if you do it. i did it anyway and i loved it. ♪ there's no way to hold it in >> it was 2008, demi was starring alongside the jonas brothers in disney's record-breaking movie musical. "camp rock" was one of three disney channel projects she'd taken on in her teens, but she got her start at age 10 on barney and friends with future bff selena gomez. >> is the band here? >> not yet. >> getting to work with the iconic barney the dinosaur was pretty cool. >> but amidst the fun, demi had been dealing with years of bullying. at age 7 she was suicidal. >> bullying was a really sensitive s

. >> senator murphy? sen. murphy: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary, for being here. i certainly associate myself with many of the comments by the chairman. i think the administration, a president who is making up foreign policy on a day-by-day basis, i think you have a tiger by the tail, you have a difficult and enviable job and i appreciate you spending so much time with us here this morning. we focus on words from the president because our allies and our adversaries listen to those words and calibrate their actions based upon those words and while you're right that the president about 20 to 30 hours later did correct himself after the helsinki summit to say that he did, indeed, agree with u.s. intelligence services and not with putin, five days later, he went back on twitter, and said this, so president obama knew about russia before the election. why didn't he do something about it? why didn't he tell our campaign? because it is all a big hoax, that's why. that's the most recent statement from the president, saying that russia's interfer

announcer: democrat chris murphy also spoke out against the summit on the senate floor. murphy:: madam president, in my lifetime, no american president has ever had more disastrous overseas trip than the one that was just concluded by president trump. five days of disaster after disaster, insult after insult, capitulation

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announcer: democrat chris murphy also spoke out against the summit on the senate floor. murphy:: madam president, in my lifetime, no american president has ever had more disastrous overseas trip than the one that was just concluded by president trump. five days of disaster after disaster, insult after insult, capitulation after capitulation. today, donald has america weaker in the world the end at any time in recent memory. let's start with what happened today that has the whole world reeling. to the shock and horror of the american public, president trump stood on stage with vladimir putin and told the world that he believes putin when putin insists russia did not try to interfere in the american election and trump's favor in 2016. presidente fact that trump wants us to believe these things, there are still some truths left in the world. not everything is political spam. not everything in the world today is up for debate. russia did attack our elections in 2016. they plan on attacking our elections in 2018. in 2016, they did so with the explicit purpose of trying to ele

. >>> you would think that with more than 4,000 hours of flying experience, ben murphy here would be prepared. especially since he flew with the red arrows display team. >> wow. >> the uk version of the blue angels. but still, after all his flying and training, there's something he doesn't know how to do, and that's a bummer bays the thing he doesn't know how do kicks off the red bull air races. in order for him to zwloin race, he needs to learn how to fly under a bridge. >> he doesn't know how do that? he's got the skill. he's got to druft trust in his skill. >> how often are you allowed to practice flying under a bridge. >> in this case instead of saying let's fly under a bridge, no, they go over to the air porpt and set up a string the height of the bridge they're going to be flying under to practice now that ben has his training on, he's going to be allowed to fly in the red bull air races an it's a start of a race like really no other. >> we're 24 murphy you're cleared into the tracks. >> oh, dang, you got to get this right. >> come on, he made it look easy. >> i was like -- i d

households but whether we're noble or more traditional sources of energy like coal murphy believes the federal government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers in the energy sector i've been consistent on that i don't think that the obama administration should have been favoring wind and solar and i also don't think the trumpet ministration should be trying to implicitly subsidize new. dealer and coal fired plants either i think that the government's role should have a neutral playing field and let consumers and producers decide but one place where people desperately do need help is in puerto rico unfortunately while they have made significant progress rebuilding capabilities there are still communities in puerto rico's without power congressman randy weber of texas revisited the natural disasters of twenty seventeen in an energy some committee hearing this month into xyzzy much work still needs to be done hurricane harvey in texas devastated much of the state however the points out the use of smart meters actually help pinpoint which areas were without power. but

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. >> thank you, senator murphy. dr. wess mitchell is the assistant secretary of state for european and eurasian affairs. he spent 12 years building the center for european policy. he is the author of several books on geopolitics. he received his phd in germany. so, secretary mitchell, don't be constrained by the five minutes. give us your full opening statement and we'll start with questions. >> thank you, senator johnson and senator murphy. members of the committee, i appreciate you calling today's hearing. i am very happy to have this opportunity to talk about the strategy that is guiding these administrations approach to europe and euroasia. next year will mark three decades since the fall of the berlin wall. as we celebrate the triumph of western democracy over communism, we muster matter sells this outcome was not inevitable. it was prolonged effort by the united states and our european allies. i think it's now very clear in retrospect that history did not end in 1989. today, as both these senators have mentioned,

murphy here overhead please as you can see, he purchased mr. murphy's -- mr. patrick murphy's how's next door and this is the same -- house next door and this is the same house that everybody's pointing is going to be another roof deck on it. i'm just pointing out this is just not right. this arrogance of power is not right and should not be permitted. just, you know, please you know like -- okay. thank you. >> vice president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners mark hermann, i live directly across the street from this project. this project started five years ago with a well documented attempt to use the property as a single-family home. we saw it from 2013 a failed dwelling unit merger and the project sponsor's own statement at the last hearing. in the last five years, we saw this building being used at best as a corporate rental today we have an unchanged floor plan screaming for legal. tomorrow we have the project sponsor's vacant two unit building next door with proposed remodel details, very suggestive of future unit accommodation. if

here again is dennis murphy. >> day after day in court, marilyn and don sneiderman sat just feet from slain their son. the one who'd stolen away their family's peace. >> i saw a man with no reaction to anything. and i thought to myself, how can that man sleep at night? >> he is just a little weakling of a man, a little worm, just a nothing. >> andrea, rusty's widow, sat two rows ahead of rusty's parents. what andrea did and didn't know leading up to the crime would soon become a major focus of the trial. but now, as she listened to the prosecutor detail rusty's last moments, she could hardly contain her tears. the prosecutor described the killer walking up to rusty. he didn't hesitate. >> and he shoots him three times. as rusty falls in the parking lot that cold november morning, dying, the defendant's not satisfied. he walks up and he puts that .40-caliber hollow point to rusty's neck, to his jugular, and fires one last time. >> this is a brazen, outrageous crime. >> it was broad daylight, brazen, reckless abandon. rusty sneiderman was shot perhaps about 30 feet from where children w

senator murphy, i want to get your reaction to what president trump said when he was asked whether helieved russia interfered in the u.s. election. take a listen. >> with that being said, all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others, they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> i don't see any reason why it would be russia. your reaction, senator? >> so, his people didn't tell him that they thought it was russia. his people told him that it was russia. this is a settled fact. the intel community, american law enforcement, all 100 united states senators, all agree on a fact that russia and named individuals indicted that work for the russian government attempted and indeed succeeded in interfering in the u.s. election to help donald trump and he was standing at that press conference next to vladimir putin when putin told him that he actually did want trump to win. thus, the motivation, the reason for interfering in the election. listen.

. >> it doesn't help matters when primetime tv has murphy brown. >> was that about me?own," in the bush administration. got in a squabble with dan quayle. and "the simpsons" got in a back and forth with george fwubush. >> i'm george bush. former president george bush. >> you can't stay ahead of it. everything is happening so fast. >>> next, tv dramas chasing the news, in trump's america. >> not my president. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel. gum detoxify and gum & enamel rep

dani p murphy at thelate with two on. murph lines this one into right.oldsing in to score. murphy with an rbi single. one of two rbi in the game f him. nats on the board down 3-1. in the ird, nats down 3-2. two on and two o for spencer. he gets a lots of thi one. deep to left. derrick detrick back. somehow makes this incredible grab slamming into the wall saving two runs. smashing into the wall does not feel good but he gets up. he's fine. marlins hold on to their 3-2 lead. now in theninth, marlins bust it wide open. now pitchin for the nationals. mark reynol, yes, major league pitching debut. not a smooth transition after his ten rbi lastnight. but reynolds gets in a little celebration there for from ryan zimmerman and scherzer. he hasn't won a start in over a month. and drops to3-11 on the season. >> we're going to have to sit downnd figure this thi out with them. i know he's better than that. so does he. we talk about him throwing the ball down. he goes through a stretch where he gets the ball down. he loo really good. he elevates again. and gets hit.

. >> it doesn't help when prime time tv has murphy brown. >> later, more shows added political plot linesy status as a single mother. >> murphy brown in the bush administration got in a squabble with dan quayle and the simpsons with george h.w. bush. >> there, neighbors. i'm george bush. former president, george bush. >> oh! >> you can't stay ahead of everything happening so fast. >> next, tv dram as chasing the news in trump's america. >> not my president! a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ i'm 85 years old in a j

so detective murphy paid a call on wilson, also a soldier here at ft.frey did confirm he was involved in a romantic relationship with joan shannon. >> where was he when this murder occurred? >> he was actually working at the time of the homicide. >> in fact, a little checking revealed it was an unassailable alibi. jeffrey wilson was innocent. of murder, that is. he was very cooperative. he revealed every lurid detail. >> back in april, they were probably meeting for sex about two times a week. and in july, and of course the murder occurred on july 23rd, at least four times a week. >> so now the deputy d.a. began to flip the idea of a love triangle motivate on its head. it seemed to west the person who had reason to kill david was not jeffrey, but joan. >> from jeffrey's point of view, he describes how she was in love with him, that she was not in love with her husband, that she didn't want to be with her husband, that she financially could not afford to leave her husband. >> wilson said he kept telling her he was only in it for the sex, didn't want to r

jeica murphy, bbc news, toronto. laura: authorities in canada have just named to the 29-year-oldusct who died at the scene there in toronto. oer news, the white house is considering revoking the security clearances of ex-intelligence chiefs including james comey and john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders said they politicized and in some cases monetized their service and security clearances. many on the list have been critics of president trump and some responded saying that they ncn't even have a clea the temperature in japan soared to a record high of 41.1 degrees celsius, as the country remains inhe grip of a deadly heat wave. as many as 40 people have died in t heat. japan's disaster management agency is urging peoire to stay inonditioned spaces and drink plenty of water. germany's football association has rejected allegations of racism made by midfielder mesut Özil, but says it could have done more to protect him from abuse. it comes after the player fromnced he was retiring international football, citing t

>> the history books we have a few from ryan murphy with the incredible true story of a shipwreck and survival of a journalist it is a terrific story so the ship was carrying cargo with mostly german immigrants through liverpool to new york 400 miles offshore they strike an iceberg the whole ship sinks lifeboats are deployed before are never heard from them again nine months later one is found in there is one survivor named thomas and they found his journal and using the ships logs and newspaper articles he tells the story and iraq and the 13 that were on the lifeboat and then one survives. >> as a specialty of american history and has covered alan greenspan in the past but this is history and it stands out. it is narrative rich histories like lincoln and a couple of others who do that pioneering work from alexander but the father of the battlefield. >> i'm not sure. >> it is very dramatic and lincoln of course the second piece to that is that lincoln needed this victory to deliver his message but at the time morale was very low even though it was a victory by a narrow margin use that

households but whether we're noble or more traditional sources of energy like coal murphy believes the federal government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers in the energy sector i've been consistent on that i don't think that the obama administration should have been favoring wind and solar and i also don't think the trumpet ministration should be trying to implicitly subsidize nucular and coal fired plants either i think that the government's role is just have a neutral playing field and let the consumers and producers decide but one place where people desperately do need help is in puerto rico unfortunately while they have made significant progress rebuilding capabilities there are still communities in puerto rico's without power congressman randy weber of texas revisited the natural disasters of twenty seventeen in an energy some committee hearing this month in his eyes in much work still needs to be done hurricane harvey in texas devastated much of the state however the points out the use of smart meters actually help pinpoint which areas were without power.

daniel murphy going right after his oldteam. twos r score. nats still not done.h, up 4-1. bases loaded. trai turner, look at that. he's at tan driving rge driving in two more ns. now 6-1. in the ninth, herrera coming in for the save. bases loaded, two outs. he gets rosario to pop up. yes, ty got it done. nats win it 6-1. they go into ther all-sta break back to .500, 5 1/2 games behind the phillies. miss u don't want to tonight's "sports final." we are hitting it out of the park as all-star week starts with a bang. john wall relives his most embarrassing moment as an athlete, and you w believe what josh norman's secret celebrity crush is. and how d.c. united christened their stadium with not just a win but an atmosphere to be houd of. after the news rigere on nbc4. >>> world cup final in russia, a watch party. in pairitiris, french fans. mbappe, oy 19 years old, but he becomes the first teenager since pele to score in a world cup final. france beats croatia 4-2. france wins it, and hey, you know what? we love parties, right? paris, the city of lights. they lit up

brian fur -- brian murphy's adrift. a true story of a ship jeb survival help writes realen grossing narratives, terrific story teller, so the ship was carrying cargo and 100 mostly german immigrants -- excuse me -- irish immigrants from liverpool to new york, about 400 miles offshore, strikes an iceberg, ship circumstances, five life boats door he employed, four never heard from again. nine days later one is found and on it is one survivor, thomas nye, and he is found with his journal and using that journal and using the ship's logs and using future newspaper articles, brian really tells the story of the ship of the wreck, of the 13 who were on the life boat of which one survived. >> host: what else? >> guest: so, military history, justin martin, his specialty is american history, he does write -- such a versatile writer, covered in the past alan greenspan and frederick olmsted and walt whitman. this -- it's really a narrative of abraham lincoln and of course -- and a couple others who we hear from are the pioneering wa

even close to being the majority just to be clear solar is not that still more expensive and robert murphy with the institute for energy research says that according to the federal government's predictions even by the year two thousand and fifty seventy eight percent of the u.s. is electricity will likely still be made up of fossil fuels wind suffers from intermittency issues so there are certain areas where niches a wind source can be very effective but in general you know there's only certain areas where the wind blows more than one point seven million solar energy systems are installed nationwide with a capacity of over forty gigawatts and solar energy industries association estimates that one megawatt of electricity can power at one hundred sixty four homes so forty gigawatts is reportedly enough to power more than six and a half million u.s. households but whether or noble or more traditional sources of energy like coal murphy believes the federal government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers in the energy sector i've been consistent on that i don't think that

senator chris murphy is here. he sits on the foreign relations committee, and he says he has an answer, and we're going to test it. plus, have you seen the ugly episodes that just keep popping up with people of color being hurt with words and worse? are these random exceptions or a sign of the times? we have a debate and the facts. and will congressman tim ryan gun for nancy pelosi's job again? there's unrest in the democratic party. could the time be right? we're going to ask him. what do you say, everybody? let's get after it. he. >>> you may know that the motto of the american troops in europe is part of our nato commitment is "stronger together." well, president trump took a hammer to that today. >> germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. so we're supposed to protect germany, but they're getting their energy from russia. explain that. it can't be explained. you know that. >> it was the insult heard round the world. and wait until you hear ang

murphy: thank you, madam president. madam president, in my lifetime, no american president has ever had a more disastrous overseas trip than the one that was just concluded by president trump. five days of disaster after disaster, insult after insult, capitulation after capitulation, and now today donald trump has america weaker in the world than at any time in recent memory. let's start with what just happens today that has the whole world reeling. to the shock and horror of the american public, president trump stood on stage with vladimir putin and told the world that he believes putin when putin insists that russia did not try to interfere in the american elections in trump's favor in 2016. despite what president trump wants to us believe these days, there are some truths left in the word. not everything -- world. not everything is political spin. not everything in the world is up for debate. russia did attack our elections in 2016. they plan on attacking our elections in 2018. in 2016 they did so with the explicit p

democrat chris murphy also spoke out against the summit from the senate floor. more disastrous overseas trip than the one that was just concluded by pres madam president, in my lifetime, -- five days of disaster after disaster, capitulation after capitulation. has america weaker in the world than at any time in recent memory. s

alleged is essentially that she engaged in a lobbying this is actually what we heard from senator chris murphy regarding the arrest but no the russian operative was rolled up in what appears to be. a coordinated attack against the united states elections by the n.r.a. and the russian government that's not actually what the affidavit says it says that she was developing relations with u.s. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in american politics for the purpose of advancing the interest of the russian federation the algae geishas that she was lobbying not that she was doing any spying or anything to that effect now it's also interesting is the affidavit mentions that an exchange she allegedly had with a russian government official was titled posner two point zero and this is of course a reference to latimer posner now the f.b.i. goes on to describe the lattimer posner the russian american t.v. personality as quote a propagandist who worked in the disinform ation department of the soviet k.g.b. now lattimer posner has spoken up and said he never had any contact with the k.g.b

murphy: thank you, madam president. madam president, in my lifetime, no american president has ever had a more disastrous overseas trip t

my uncle, mark murphy, is here. brother-in-law, j.d. is ere. my mom and dad are here. martha and ed kavanaugh. they are and have been an inspiration to me. they have been married for 43 years and i am their only child. i'm just very proud that they are behind me today. my mom in particular in terms of career path has had a profound influence on my career choices. throughout her life she's been dedicated to public service. when she was in her 20's she taught public high school in the district of columbia at mcclin and hd woodson high schools. they then decided to go back to law school in the 1970's and became a state prosecutor in rockville, maryland. she was later appointed to the state trial bench by governor shafer and then by governor glendening in maryland. she instilled in me a commitment to public service and respect for the rule of law that i have tried to follow throughout my career. mr. chairman, i'm a product of my parents. i am leas a product of my experiences and i'd like to take a few minutes to share a few of those experiences and how i think they might s

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murphy. former navy seal and lone survivor marcus lutrell joins us.memorial to someone so great as murph. >> well good morning, abbey, pete. abby: good morning. >> it's tough. i mean, especially for the family, i would imagine that that was kind of blew their minds and in the beginning when i heard about it somebody that busted up their memorial i'm sure i felt just like you did pete, when you get a hold of the guy make sure you give me a call so i can come down and hang out with him for a little while but i heard it was a 14 year old boy , and i made a lot of mistakes when i was 14, and i think we all did, sometimes when we're coming into our own becoming a man and confused and i know a lot of the millennials are confused about some things, and it's tough. it's tough. i was talking with melanie about it and believe it or not if anything, take the reward money and rebuild that monument because if you knew mike murphy you knew he wouldn't want a memorial built after him. he had this much fire in him just as much as that 14 year old boy does so send him

thank you senator chris murphy. thank you from connecticut. thank you for having him here. and thank you robert costa, ruth marcus, and michael steele. we'll be covering this story throughout this hour of course because it's all coming up tonight. the pick, the selection is at 9:00. we may get a leak, though. we might get a scoop. i'll be joining my colleague rachel maddow later on tonight following the president's 9:00 p.m. declaration. coming up next, the president's pick could tilt the court to the right for decades to come. he says 40 to 45 years he wants them to last. so what's at stake for roe v. wade, for gay rights? for more. corporate issues. plus trump's team stirs up -- or steps up its assault on the mueller probe. rudy giuliani now says that the special counsel needs to show evidence that trump committed a crime before the president will agree to an interview. how's that for getting it backwards? it's just talk of course. it's like trump saying i'll give you my tax returns when the audit is over. hmm. when's that audit going to finish? and boy does it work with

alleged is essentially that she engaged in a lobbying this is actually what we heard from senator chris murphy regarding the arrest but no the russian operative was rolled up in what appears to be a coordinated attack against the united states elections by the n.r.a. and the russian government that's not actually what the affidavit says it says that she was developing relations with u.s. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in american politics for the purpose of advancing the interest of the russian federation the algae geishas that she was lobbying not that she was doing any spying or anything to that effect now it's also interesting is the affidavit mentions that an exchange she allegedly had with a russian government official was titled posner two point zero and this is of course a reference to latimer posner now the f.b.i. goes on to describe the lattimer posner the russian american t.v. personality as quote a propagandist who worked in the dissin from ation department of the soviet k.g.b. now lattimer posner has spoken up and said he never had any contact with the k.g.

jenny murphy opener came in the 23rd minute. reward for a decent first half.ter the break. courtesy of that late penalty. they play next tuesday. it was also a europa league first qualifying when work honours key. they were all being tonight. crystal palace ladies will play in the championship. withdrawing from the championship. withdrawing from the league, the bells one tier two, then called women's super league 2 in may, but they needed to leave the revamped division to ensure a continued viability, but they and sheffield also dropped out for financial reasons and now play in the third tier. england's cricketers began their one—day series against india with a heavy eight wicket defeat at trent bridge. spinner kuldeep yadav took record figures of 6—25 whilst an unbeaten century from rohit sharma helped put the tourists one—up in that three match series as adam wild reports. with one world cup still fresh, looms on the horizon. time for him when to lay the foundations, something which the top batsman have built a formidable reputation. dating of the world top