murphy: yeah! [applause] [cheers] gov. murphy: yeah! [applause] [cheers and applause] gov. murphy: yeah! and today, the rights of our lgbtq community are further strengthened and safeguarded. [applause] gov. murphy: today, our loved ones are more secure, because we model a national to earn sick leave. [applause] gov. murphy: today, more of our veterans have access to medical marijuana to treat their ptsd. [applause] gov. murphy: so that they can get their lives back and go to work or go to school, and let me thank our veterans for their service, and may god bless them all, every one of them. [applause] gov. murphy: today, companies from around the world are coming here to create good jobs in the innovation economy. today, unions, from educators to labor unions, are back at the table. [applause] today, new jersey is leading the nation in fighting climate change, from promoting -- [applause] gov. murphy: from promoting clean energy alternatives to lowering the green gas initiative, today our communit

this is matt murphy.sibly an excess of confidence in his ability to prosecute the murder of bill mclaughlin all those years ago. >> what you had was an old, old case. pretty circumstantial stuff. a lot of evidence had been lost. degrades over time. were you a little nervous about that? >> you're always nervous when you try an old case. >> but not a forgotten one. >> cold case investigators kept digging. they found a real estate agent who showed nanette and eric expensive houses after the pair said they were about to come into some money. they found a businessman who heard from nanette before the murder, that she was about to have lots of money to invest. and they found a neighbor of eric's from that melrose type building, a woman who had been too afraid to come forward, at the time of the murder, named suzanne kogar. >> suzanne kogar was very, very important because suzanne kogar gave the best comprehensive understanding of the way nanette manipulated naposki into committing the murder. suzanne told them

superintendent murphy: you're pushing it. sen. brown: not that there were any witnesses. >> i want to ask you your thoughts on young vote earns your plan to empower and motivate my generation and generations around me to vote for people they believe in and cause these believe in. sen. brown: thank you. i appreciate that. i like that as the last question. that's a good question. to say it's the future is obviously a cliché and not particularly meaningful. i saw this year what happened. 50% more, percentage 50% turnout increase in votes under the age of 35 or 30, not sure. 50% increase in turnout. this generation, you are younger than a millennial, but people from your age, you turned 18 yet or soon will. you changed the world by oting. that's not really overstated. and this year when -- your generation, people under 35, seem to be more public minded, more interested in being full-fledged citizens than generations preceding. more political in the sense of issues and caring about climate change and guns and civil rights and women's r

and joining us now is democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. senator, thank you very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. i have to say, when i saw your tweet yesterday, that is language that is -- that you don't find very much of in past usage in the united states senate, but it made be wonder throughout the speech what is chris murphy thinking? to be calling it this garbage fire and to listen to that speech last night, was it what you expected it to be? >> well, listen, i guess i had very low expectations for the speech last night. it was maybe milder than i would have thought. he didn't, frankly, move us, you know, backwards in terms of the ongoing debates we're having about trying to keep the government open and operating, but, lawrence, i think the reason that i get upset, the reason why i use strong language when it comes to both national security and gun violence is that, you know, our number one responsibility as a government is to -- is to keep people safe from harm. so i get upset when six years after sandy hook we haven't don

well we're now joined live by mag and murphy canadian writer and founder of the blog famine as current welcome to our it's an international think you are for finding time to talk to us so could you explain why you're suing twitter. well i'm suing twitter partly for breach of contract so in the terms of service twitter commit to giving their users thirty days notice if they're changing any rules in the terms of service and they also commit to not applying rules retroactively so twitter created these new rules as you just mentioned around dead naming and mis gendering which are concepts i disagree with but they created these rules and didn't tell their users and in fact they've been so vague about when they implemented these new rules that no one knows no one from twitter has told us what date these rules were created and the first press coverage of these new rules actually it was published twenty minutes after i was permanently banned from twitter and twitter is has still not actually told me why they banned me so they're going to actually told me what rule it is that i broke so i'm jus

social network to block this all happened back in november a few months later she decided to sue murphy says that twitter first to give her the thirty days warning as is normal in these circumstances in accordance with the terms case has garnered support from people who use the platform some of them even offered to help cover her legal bills and he told r.t. that there is now a climate of fear surrounding public discourse on the topic of gender identity. and challenging gender identity ideology and legislation which most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of violent threats and people have tried very hard to sound me and now twitter is attempting to sound me. well twitter updated its policy against hateful content last year aiming to stop users from mis gendering and dead naming the practice of addressing transgender people by their birth name murphy says that she opposes

murphy says a climate of fear now surrounds public discourse on the topic of gender identity. i'm challenging gender identity ideology in legislation most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of violent threats and people have tried very hard to silence me and noun twitter is attempting to silence me. they're watching ninety international will be back with the latest news right at the top of the hour. the bipartisan senate intelligence committee shopped liberal media when there was no evidence of so-called collusion between the trump world and russia so what have the last two years been all about and what is the damage left behind when russia gate fades from the new site. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school this i'm show business i'll see you then. greetings and salutations these days it se

. >> reporter: orange county prosecutor matt murphy later reviewed the case.d blood on everything the killer must have touched -- the steering wheel, above the glove compartment, the driver's side armrest and, of course, the trunk release. but one noteworthy place where there was no blood? the driver's side seat lever. 4'11" cathy drove her car with the seat moved closest to the steering wheel. but when police found the car, the seat was racked all the way back. suggesting that somebody taller than cathy was operating the car. >> not only operating the car, but did that before the murder itself took place. because that was touched, and that seat was moved without any transfer of blood at all. so the seat was moved back before the killing started. >> reporter: and, if so, perhaps it was because cathy knew her killer and opened the door for him or her. investigators also found cathy's right shoe on the floorboard of her car and her sock covered in dirt. she got out of the car? >> yes, absolutely. cathy had fled from the vehicle on foot, had most likely been caug

here again is dennis murphy. >> police had reached a startling conclusion.ee letters on the wall. detectives started questioning the other men in karen's life. >> karen had nicknames for her boyfriends. car guy, that was tim permenter. another one she referred to as dr. pilot. >> dr. pit had recently been sending karen a romantic texts, but he was onboard a flight over the middle east when she was killed, so he was ruled out. as were most of karen's friends. every boyfriend except tim permenter, the one who reported finding karen's body. >> is she conscious? >> no. >> is she breathing? >> i don't know. >> he later would tell detectives he'd lost the love of his life, the woman he was hoping to marry. but people who knew karen best started telling police a different story. >> i'm not sure why she began a relationship like that. >> the relationship began with tim trying to sell karen a new car. but police learned he also sold her a bill of goods about himself. saying he'd been a navy s.e.a.l. involved in top secret missions, never mentioning the sordid truth a

he was a loving father to thomas francis murphy junior, rosemary murphy, and a grown further to julian miles and avalon. and the favorite uncle of many surviving nieces and nephews. his favorite dish --dash favorite quote was may the road rise to meet you and may the wind be always at your back thank you mr murphy, to your life for -- for your life and contribution to our community. >> thank you, supervisor. >> submit. >> supervisor walton? >> thank you, modem clerk. i have two items in memoriam, and an introduction of an ordinance. the first, in memoriam is for miss patricia thanks, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. we extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family of educator, patricia thanks, who served in an exemplary manner for many years to the students in bayview's hunter's point. her dedication to excellence prepared these the students for success in school. she was one of the founding board members for a 100% college prep, and an organization that sends many first-generation african-american students to college. she was a mentor and lead by example with the stude

my wife, our first lady, tammy murphy is in the house. [ applause ]. please keep her in your prayers. she unexpectedly lost one of her sisters this morning so god bless you. distinguished faith leaders, honored guests and fellow new jerseyians, after reading the audit of the corporate tax incentives last week this is not time for business as usual. one year ago tomorrow, i took the oath of office as new jersey's 56th governor. three days later, on january 19th, 2018, i ordered a full and complete audit by state comptroller degmond of our tax incentives programs. it was one of my highest priorities. my concern was those programs were designed to do exactly what they were shown to do, reward the well connected while taxpayers and workers paid the price, rather than actually creating jobs and nurturing innovative new businesses. this is about wasted money, phantom jobs, squandered opportunities, and misplaced priorities. this is about a failed status quo and a broken system. it's time to fix it and together we can. [ applause ]. i did not pay proper homag

a canadian women claims her right to free speech is being denied by twitter that's often meghan murphy found herself in an online spats with a transgender activist tweeted things like men and not women it prompted the social network to blog this all happened back in november and a few months later she decided to sue him if he says twitter failed to give her thirty days warning a spare its terms her case has gotten support from people using the some of them have even offered to help cover her legal bills murphy told r.t. there's now a climate of fear surrounding public discourse on the topic of gender identity. i'm challenging gender identity ideology in legislation but most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of threats and people have tried very hard to silence me and down twitter is attempting to silence me twitter updates this policy against hateful conduct last year i

murphy: newark has a lot of buzz.not win in the first round of the amazon hunt, it was quite clearly in next ordinary positive experience that sharpened the story. the investment is high, the location is extraordinary, the talent full, the infrastructure, it has a lot going for it. the momentum is high. there is interest in newark being expressed morning new and night. david: governor, thank you much for your time. new jersey governor phil murphy. alix: in the markets we are continuing to see a risk on rally. trade, president xi saying progress has been made. trade talks will continue in the u.s. futures around the highs of the session. european stocks getting a nice boost. if the u.s. and china can work it out, you would think the eu and the u.s. can work it out. stronger dollar story. that doesn't for bloomberg daybreak. coming up, bloomberg markets with jonathan ferro. mike wilson season earnings recession. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. the countdow

the right to free speech is again at the center of debate this time a canadian feminist megan murphy is suing twitter for banning her last year due to her tweets about transgender people before permanent suspension she posted tweets like men and women and what is the difference between men and trans women she was asked by twitter to delete those posts later when she referred to a transgender activist using the correct pronoun her account or suspended murphy told r.t. a climate of fear now surrounds public discourse on the topic of gender identity. i'm challenging gender identity ideology and legislation with most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of violent threats and people have tried very hard to silence me and now twitter is attempting to silence me. that its policy against hateful conduct last year the new version names to stop users from mis gendering and dead n

. >> kathleen murphy who is next in our panel is the superintendent, in this district. and he/she was named superintendent, in 2016 was named superintendent of the year. she had been a classroom teacher and principal and now she is a superintendent. >> welcome to hampton, a fabulous community, families that are incredibly caring and devoted to their kids, families and extended family. i think you found this is your first stop, great for a stop, it is a terrific community. i'm a proud public school educator, for 47 years. i have lots of experiences that have given me the focus on understanding the impact families undergo every day. most of our families, recently working, interesting the change, we see a lot of families working. what we discovered is families are working with very low-paying jobs. service jobs, hourly jobs with very few benefits, without any coverage of insurance. we have had situations where we had families come to us just recently, we had a single mom come to us. she was going to have surgery. she came to our office to talk to our social worker because

murphy: thank you. senator, welcome to new hampshire. a family of communities that is very devoted to their kids, families, and extended families. have found that if this is your first stop, this is a great first up, because it is a terrific community. i am a proud public school educator, public school educator for 47 years, so i have a lot of that have given me a focus on understanding the impact that families undergo every day. you know, most of our families recently are working. it is interesting, but change, change, since the recession, we see a lot of families working, but what we have discovered is those families are working with a lot oflow-paying jobs, a lot service jobs, hourly jobs with very few benefits, without any coverage of insurance, so that we have had situations where we have had families come to us. just recently we had a single mom come to us. she was going to have surgery. she came to our office talk to our social worker, because she did not know what she was going to do, because her pay was able to pay the rent and

this push from senator chris murphy is coming on the heels of an exclusive cnn report, "u.s.mirates and al qaeda." the central command was asked about the situation in a hearing today. >> we have not authorized saudi arabia or the emirates to retransfer any of this equipment to other parties on the ground in yemen. i think we have to look more closely at the allegations in this particular situation to find out what happened. as we've seen in iraq in the past where we saw our partners overrun, we have seen american equipment provided to them, lost in the course of a fight, end up in the hands of our adversaries out there, so i think we have to examine that better. >> senator chris murphy is with us from capitol hill. cnn's nema bagger is with us. when you heard that cnn had this report, what did you think? >> it's unif you afuriat ing bu surprising. there is a record of american weapons ending up in their hands. many of the troops we were training in syria ended up in the hands of isis. this was predictable and that's why many of us have been advocating for years for the unite

eddie murphy is "coming to america"... ááagain...unt is expected to release a sequel to murphy's 19-88 comedy... (sports tease) and coming up in sports, an update from portland as the warriors are in their final game before the all-star break. warriors, barrelling toward a mini vacay with all-star weekend coming up. wrapping up the first half of the season. golden state in portland...the 2nd night of a back to back. at last check, score is 102-101 blazers... 22 lead changes in this one so far warriors have won 16 of their last 17 games. no boogie cousins, andre iguodala or shaun livingston in the lineup. we've been telling you about our new 'kronon' app throughout the newscasts.. and we are proud to announce a new sports show that you can find only on 'kron-on' bay area sportsnight...it's our nightly, hour-long sports talk show where we break down what's happening in the region and around the country....week nights at 7 on kron-on we cover all the pro teams..and check in with the collge and prep ranks. a ton of inside analysis from a

but we have it as superintendent murphy said. we know when our students, when our family friendly policies, there can be better learning and that's what we appreciate you folks underscoring. mr. brown: sure. thanks. hank you for bringing that up. questioner: andy. i teach at one of the community colleges in the area. what can you do -- mr. brown: what do you teach? questioner: history and government. mr. brown: which community college? questioner: northern community college. it's in massachusetts. but you have a lot of students from new hampshire. what can you do about the problem of student debt? mr. brown: connie teaches which launched her journalism career. she's a working class kid first and her family go to college, all four of her -- all three of her siblings followed her going to college. she had virtually no dollar help from her parents and tells the story as so many first generation kids do when they call back home, when they're facing a problem as a new student, at plymouth state or university of new hampshire or even d

. >> kathleen murphy who is next on the panel is the superintendent of s a u 90 which is this district and kathleen is a leader in early childhood initiatives, she was named superintendent of the year in 2016 and she has been a classroom teacher and the principal and now she is the superintendent. >> welcome to hampton, a fabulous community, community of families that are incredibly caring and devoted to their kids, their families, their extended families. this is your first stop, a great first stop because it is a terrific community. i'm up proud public school educator for 37 years. we have lots of experiences that have given me the focus of understanding the impact families undergo every day. most of our families are working. interesting the change and we see a lot of families working but what we discovered was those families are working with low-paid jobs. a lot of service jobs, very few benefits without coverage of insurance so we have situations where we had families come to us, we had a single mom come to us, she came to our office to talk to our social worker, because she didn't

here again is dennis murphy. >> sarah was wonderful. the most loving person.great person. >> sarah widmer had been a daughter, a wife, a loyal friend in her brief life. but in death, to those who would never know her, she had become simply the victim. the case could be summarized as briefly as a true crime paperback: the bathtub murder. an talk radio in the greater cincinnati area host bill cunningham could feel the court of public opinion responding to the story. the bathtub murder case had the phone ringing. >> the idea that such a young man could be watching a bengals game and within a few seconds turn from a bengals fan long-suffering to a murdererer was a little bit shocking. >> for months listeners debated whether the husband could have done it. >> i had a large number of callers who said to me, he didn't do it, he doesn't fit the profile, there's no history. and i said wait a minute, wait until the trial takes place. i'm led to believe there's going to be clear and convincing evidence. >> seven months after sarah's death, the only jury that mattered was

one of them, new jersey governor phil murphy. more than ever newark is the next choice for amazon corporate office amazon now has the opportunity to join in newark's story. joining us on the phone is governor phil murphy just be glad it's me and not my coanchor andrew that got assigned this. because you don't want to -- it's like a buzz -- i'm watching politicians just walk into a buzz saw >> as a new jersey resident, i'm blessed by that. >> i want newark so bad. i think it'd be so great it's the perfect place but governor, one of the things that i think we've talked about and this is where you're not going to like what i have to say, but your 13% corporate tax and some of the other things that are not business friendly set up the same situation in new jersey and it's almost like new york because of all the reverse subsidies to get anyone interested had to, you know, give them a lot. and so would new jersey. why is that? why shouldn't they want to come to new jersey? why make it so hard? >> listen. i think if you look at the hist

meghan murphy says that online censorship is a serious issue. but i think that it's really important that we as members of the public in general fight back against this incredible power that social media companies have over our speech and the kind of information we have access to in the kind of conversations were able to engage and. it has emotions that the u.s. state department funded youth workshops in armenia last year on the topic of how to conduct a coup some one hundred fifty young people from eastern european countries attended with you know a culture that investigates. for days one hundred fifty participants from former soviet bloc countries i'm talking about the camp camp seminar held in the armenian capital year of on back in november we want camp cam to be an energetic and lively event where ideas are born opinions are changed obstacles are overcome and new opportunities discovered master classes brainstorming sessions lack terse but they get a little deeper and it was not as innocent as it seemed our team managed to access inside the

this man, 46-year-old andre murphy was arrested at his home in oakland last thursday. the investigators say he is the one behind a string of commercial burglaries across the peninsula, including several women's boutiques, liquor stores and restaurants. the break-ins happened between september and december of last year. detectives dubbed murphy the teddy bear bandit after he allegedly broke into a flower shop last object and stole teddy bears. >>> a new push at the state capitol to allow state workers to bring their infants to work with them. the bill was introduced this week and, if passed, the state workers would be able to have more parent-infant bonding time at work. the babies would need to be between the ages of six weeks and six months or until the infant is crawling, which ever is earlier. and must get medical clearance from a physician and a surgeon. >> i think it would be distracting. >> there are so many little things like breast feeding and crying. >> it seems like it would be a lot of culture changes. >> in the past a similar bill did not advance through th

right to free speech was again at the center of debate this time a canadian feminist to make and murphy is suing twitter for banning her over her tweets about transgender people should posted tweets like men are not women and what is the difference between men and trans women she was asked by twitter to delete those posts later when she referred to a transgender activist using the incorrect pronoun her account was blocked and we told our climate of fear now surrounds public discourse on the topic of gender ology in legislation most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of. twitter updated its policy against hateful conduct last year the new version aims to stop users from mr gendering dead naming rights the practice of addressing transgender people by their birth name murphy says she opposes the new policy and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey commented on the ban i'm not sure what

the right to free speech is again at the center of debate this time a canadian feminist megan murphy is suing twitter for. from the platform last year who would have a tweet about a transgender people for her opponent suspension she posted tweets like men not women and what is the difference between men and trans women she was asked by twitter to delete those posts later when she referred to a transgender activist using the incorrect pronoun her account was suspended while murphy told r.t. she considers online censorship a serious issue i think that it's really important that we as members of the public in general fight back against this incredible power that social media companies have over our speech and the kind of information we have access to in the kind of conversations were able to engage in twitter updated its policy against hateful conduct last year or the new version aims to stop users from mis gendering and dead naming that's the practice of addressing transgender people by their jack dorsey commented on the. i don't think we can be this neutral passive platform anymore i'

governor murphy was, electricitied in november to succeed republican governor chris christie after two terms in office. from the state capital in trenton, this is an hour. >>> typical tuesday for me. my partner in government, lieutenant governor sheila oliver. [ cheers and applause ].

a canadian woman has her right to free speech is being to nice by twitter making murphy had got into an online with a transgender activist and tweeted things like men and not women prompting the social network to block her that happened back in november a few months later she decided to sue the says twitter fail to give her thirty days warning as per their own terms her case is gone and support from people using the platform some of them have even offered to help cover her legal bills there she told r.t. there's now a climate of fear surrounding public discourse on the topic of gender identity. gender identity ideology and legislation but most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier i received tons and tons of people who are trying very hard to silence me and mt twitter is attempting to silence me twitter updated its policy against hateful conduct last year the new version aims to stop users from mis gendering and d

. >>> up nextiali next i'll talk murphy about the picture and nj nnl's fight for 15. and nj nnl's fight for 15 than the accident itself. that's why esurance makes it simple. just take some pics. [picture noises] go to sleep. wake up. grab a bite. maybe some racquetball. and boom - your money's on the way so you can get back on the road fast. well, not that fast. the editor had to make it fit in 30 seconds. it's pretty tricky actually trying to ... and ... tagline. when insurance is simple, it's surprisingly painless. (get-together, especially after ibeing diagnosed last yearto go with my friends to our annual with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's getting results we rarely saw five years ago. (avo) in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patients. (avo) keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you

we'll also take a look at the fashion hits and misses with anna murphy, fashion director at the timesat a night for britain's olivia colman — she took everyone and herself by surprise winning best actress for her role in the favourite. this is hilarious! i've got an oscar! dear dolores. green book, about the african—american pianist don shirley, took the coveted best picture award, and also picked up two other oscars. that award had been widely expected to go to roma, a black—and—white film set in mexico in the 1970s. its director alfonso cuaron changed history winning best director — the first ever director of a foreign—language film to do so. another big winner was bohemian rhapsody. it picked up four gongs — with rami malek getting best actor for playing the late singer freddie mercury. i may not have been the obvious choice but i guess it worked out! thank you, queen, thank you, guys, for allowing me to be the tiniest part of your phenomenal, extraordinary legacy. it was a more diverse oscars line—up than ever before with the black superhero movie black panther winning three award

brown: and superintendent murphy just promised you a job. if she's still superintendent in four and a half years, five years. you're pushing it a little bit senator. >> sen. brown: not that there are any witnesses that heard her promise. >> i wanted to ask you on your thawnts on young voters and your power to motivate generations around me for people they believe in and causes they believe in. >> sen. brown: i like that as the last question. thank you, i appreciate that. to say the future is a cliche, and not particularly meaningful, but i saw this year, 50% more -- 50% turnout increase in voters under the age of 35 or 30, 50% increase in turnout. this generation, you're younger than a millennial but people your age, you turned 18 or you soon will? >> yes. [applause] >> sen. brown: so, you changed the world by voting, and that's not really overstated. and this year when your generation people under 35 seem to be more public-minded oh interested in being full-fledged citizens than generations proceeding. more political in a sense of issues an

here's dennis murphy with "secrets in seattle." >> seattle was raw after a week of relentless winter rain. a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strangulation. the detectives sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicide -- who? and why? but we have to go back, before the crime scene photos and the medical examiner's findings, before she became those chilly words, "the victim." to find the dearly loved person named nici. nici pietz, wife and daughter, sister and friend. >> she seemed to be able to uplift people in ways that none of us knew how to do. >> she had a way to make you smile. she had a way to let you know that everything was going to be okay. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised ni

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