murphy: i'm not sure it is neither/or proposition. inton carry on oversight the other parts of the robert mueller report. we have to respond to what we can all agree on, which is that the russians interfered in our elections and we must respond. i want to stand for reelection in 2020 against a fellow american, debating ideas that matter to my constituents, not running against some russian agents. david: let me ask you, let me ask you about where we are on the budget. we have those caps that are under the original proposals about the automatic cutbacks under discretionary spending. are you willing to make a compromise on that to say if you will relieve us from the caps, we will make progress on entitlements? our leadership is in conversations about what the appropriate level for caps should be as well as the debt ceiling. at the same time, we are working on appropriations bills. the house is trying to do its set us up up so -- to for the best possible situation to avoid a shutdown. our primary responsibility is to fund the government a

and matt murphy is wrong.l tell you right now on my children, he's just straight wrong. >> did eric kill bill mclaughlin? did he conspire with annette or was matt murphy in over his head? up to a jury soon. >> coming up, first they had to face trial where annette's lawyer had an unusual defense. >> in court you called your client a [ bleep ]? >> just because you've treated people poorly in your life does not make you a murderer. >> would a jury agree? when "dateline" continues. y agr? when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ i heard there guwere fleas out here.r? and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. jump this thing. [ sitar music playing ] chloe, why is there a lamp shade on your head? shhh. my owner might have given me a little bit of catnip. uh. [ laughing ] that's great. listen... it is great, gidget. everything is grand. [ meow ] [ purring ] [ growl ] are you finished? [ cooing ] that was

murphy won the world snooker title in 2005 at the crucible. as more than a social golfer. he was unable to progress to final qualifying after shooting a 12 over par 84 at county louth. he described it as one of the greatest experiences of his life. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye for me.

>>as the officer murphy had to tuck his legs inside the car to avoid getting 10. other officers arrive remove ask you from the car and the rest believe thank it almost killed me. >>that was erik sandoval reporting that man of course affairs in a lot of charges including attempted murder of a police officer he's being held without bail. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 ken wayne and pam moore here with kron 4 news at 6 all right catherine, thank you for that tonight at 6 san francisco, one step closer to banning east cigarette sales as after a unanimous vote by city leaders. >>however, not everybody is happy about this a lot of small businesses say this will hurt them a cab driver's body found on the side of the road now the search is on for a killer, what we're learning about the victim a father and husband plus. >>president trump kicking off his 2020 campaign with a controversial promis introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try

new bipartisan effort in the us congress to block the sale of weapons to saudi arabia senator chris murphy a democrat and senator todd young republicans want to force a vote on a bill a bill introduced on monday both men of long an opponent of u.s. involvement in the saudi led war in yemen the measure would have to pass the senate and the house are still ahead on al jazeera the anger against corruption drives thousands of protesters back on to the streets of haiti was. the human cost of a deal on migrants between the united states and mexico and what it means for families seeking asylum. hell or turn around is one of the coolest cities in this part of the world even is

new bipartisan effort in the us congress to block the sale of weapons to saudi arabia senator chris murphy a democrat and senator todd young a republican want to force a vote on a bill bell introduced on monday both men have long been opponents of u.s. involvement in the saudi led war in yemen the measure would have to pass the senate and the house cattle says there's a disconnect between palestinians and the u.s. over a proposed american plan to end the israeli palestinian conflict donald trump's son in law and white house adviser jared kushner is believed to be driving those patterns last week in an interview with u.s. media cushnie said palestinians deserve self-determination expressed on 70 over their capacity to govern themselves later this month there's expected to be a conference in bahrain to help the palestinian economy but it's likely to be shunned by many in the arab world. cast as prime minister mohammed bin at the raman al tani told reporters in london our position remains very firm we're going to

sponsors of that legislation, member of the foreign relations committee, democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. good to have you with us this morning. walk us through what happened here if you could and what your protests against it are. >> so the president and his administration act as if the saudis are the senior partner in this relationship, and what has happened is that there has been absolutely no consequences to saudi arabia for the murder of jamal khashoggi and the continued imprisonment and torture of other u.s. residents inside saudi arabia. the message that we are sending to the world is one of absolute grave weakness. in fact, saudi arabia has been rewarded for their murder of khashoggi because as we now know, we have continued to

so let's go with a, murphy's law. oh, i'm sorry. "ee"... "ih-hip-rum's" law. >> final? yep, that's what we were looking for, the reverse of murphy's law. all right, fourth question worth $3,000. here it is. a recently-discovered shellfish species named for its resemblance to a victor hugo character, epimeria quasimodo is commonly known as what? >> [laughs] monte cristo sandwiches are really good. >> agreed. >> so, victor hugo, one of my favorite authors, happened to write "the hunchback of notre-dame"-- "notre dahm," depending on how you wanna pronounce it. mary shelley did "frankenstein." don quixote tilted at windmills, didn't eat shrimp or clams, so we're gonna go with c, hunchback shrimp, final answer. >> you got there. that's right. well done. that brings us up to that $5,000 question, also the first threshold we can get to. so, let's get this one right. according to its bottles, tabasco sauce is manufactured by mcilhenny co. in which of the following places? >> i'm from kingman, arizona. i know it's not hog island, arizona, but i have been to avery island, louisia

murphy won the world snooker title in 2005 at the crucible. than a social golfer. he was unable to progress to final qualifying after shooting a 12 over par 84 at county louth. he described it as one of the greatest experiences of his life. that said from us. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, that's the stormy weather over with for now. and for the rest of the week it is turning warmer and sunnier for many though the flow of air around this area of high—pressure coming in towards north sea coastal counties will keep it relatively cool here compared with elsewhere. rather misty and murky at times. some cloud around to start wednesday across much of england and parts of wales, muggy in the southern areas, single figures for some in scotland. and for wednesday it's scotland and northern ireland that will see the lion's share of the sunshine. north—west england, southern england brightening up, the odd shower in the far south—west. the midlands and east wales ra

. >> reporter: mike murphy has been a significant player in republican politics going back more than 30 years. >> there's still some of the same risk, but it's not a classic one- or two- or three- way debate, with real candidate- on-candidate conflicts. it's just not the nature of the beleast, with that many pe >> reporter: that's a view with bipartisan support. robert shrum's work with democrats goes back nearly half a century. along with murphy, he runs a think tank at the university of southern california, and agrees witmurphy that a huge debat field means a specific strategy for each contender. >> so, what's really important for everybody, they're going to look for a moment. they're going to look for a line, an opening, something that can capture people's attention, get out, and really work. >> reporter: these "moments" have become ingrained in political lore. there was ronald reagan's response when threatened with a microphone shutoff, after his campaign had funded a 1980 g.o.p. debate: >> i am paying for this microphone, mr. green! >> reporter: or ex-vice president walter monda

here's dennis murphy. >> broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot. then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw the victim slumped on the ground. >> right now his condition is unknown. >> parents and teachers recognized the man who had been shot as a dad who had just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i mean, i looked at the -- i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had

mark murphy joins me now. mark, what do you think?to go down to the l.a. ramada area. yeah, i will be heading down. i still think it is still fine. the guy in santa domingo, completely unrelated to a resort in punta. these are happening all over the place. my opinion, if it wasn't the news coverage this would not be a story in terms of the people having a loved one die at age of 56 while down. there the gentleman owns a condo there. he goes down there a lot. melissa: what about the couple though? what about the couple? how can you have two people die together? >> that is one we spoke last week. that is what i said. the only one that raises questions. but we don't know until we get the toxicology. did they take something laced with fentanyl let's say in a drug? we have no idea. right now it is all conjecture. because the fbi and cdc are there on the ground, to me that is the key. let them come out tell us what is actually happening. >> you wouldn't wait until they're done? you wouldn't just stay away from the island? there are plenty o

senator chris murphy, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thanks. >> still ahead, trump ghost writer tony schwartz and the president tweeting the oval office like the set of a reality show. tonight's "thing one, thing two" next. >>> thing one tonight, most of the world leaders who want something from donald trump have by now learned the secret, just flatter him like crazy and he is all yours. putin knows, kim jong-un knows, and benjamin netanyahu really knows. >> there is no greater supporter of the jewish people and the jewish state than president donald trump. >> you back up your strong words with strong actions. you've changed history and you've touched our hearts. >> i've never seen the alliance between the united states, israel and other allies in region as strong, as unified as it is under your leadership. >> my dear friend donald, i think we quote each other. we understand each other. mr. president, donald, there is no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here with us in jerusalem. >> now, netanyahu is a s

connecticut democratic senator chris murphy serves on the foreign relations committee. senator thank you very much for being with us. forgive me if i have sort of a state of, i don't know which president we're hearing from because he's talking about obliteration, he's also talking about not wanting to kill iranians, he pulled back on the military strike, then we understand there was a cyber strike. so we're hearing kind of a whiplash effect from the president. >>> it almost seems like they wake up every morning and decide what their iran policy is going to be for that day. we also have this white white house telegraphing to the iranians not more than about a week or two ago that they were willing to sit down with iran with no preconditions at all. and now you have the president once again making these threats for a ground invasion of iran, which is the only way that you would be able to obliterate that country. the fact of the matter is trump has been engaged in escalation from the very start. all of this could have been avoidable had the president stuck to the iran nuc

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senator chris murphy, always a pleasure. you. >> thanks. >> still ahead, trump ghost writer tony schwartz and the president tweeting the oval office like the set of a reality show. tonight's "thing one, thing two" next. s "thing one, thing two" next a top safety pick plus. the highest level of safety possible. how many 2019 top safety pick plus-winning vehicles does your brand have? one. two. how about eight? subaru has more 2019 top safety pick plus awards than honda and toyota brands combined. there's safe, and then there's subaru safe. keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv with three different medicines to help you get to undetectable. that means the amount of virus is so low it can't be measured in lab tests. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liv

i'm just - [ cheers and applause i love eddie murphy, love everything about him >> jimmy: i thought yout's all right, no big deal [ laughter ] you just started off, and you kind of looked at me a little bit, and then, y went off to eddie murphy >> what, i didn't. well your face is in the camera eyeline. that's why you probably thought that i was - >> jimmy: yeah, because you saying yr comedy idols, and i go, "oh, this is going to be hard but i'm going to get a little emotional." >> well -- >> jimmy: and then, you didn't say my name at all >> okay, well -- well, i'm gladc that you didn't relike i was going to because i wasn't, i was saying eddie, eddie murphy. that's what i was saying laughter and applause >> jimmy: i can see in the back of your head, you're still thinking about me a little bit >> no, no. >> jimmy: yeah, it's okay. >> no,'m really not. [ laughter ] it's like the furthest -- it's, like, not even - >> jimmy: it's all right though >> yeah.'s >> jimmy: itkay, yeah. >> yeah, it's cool whatever we can agree to disagree [ laughter ] jimmy: he-he-he-he-he [ laughter ] >> that's

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. >> is murphy brown an acceptable answer? it's not a movie. >> was she in "murphy brown". >> apparently. >> you're cheating. >> yeah. >> the context the president of the united states was up in the middle of the night in the uk about 2:00 in the morning, tweeting about bette midler calling her a washed up psycho. that's where his mind is. outrageous fortune by the way. i'm told in my ear, outrageous fortune. that's the one. >> he really likes to call people psychos. >> he does. >> on the eve of this -- of d-day on the eve a few hours before he's going with the queen to portsmouth, england, in the south of england where he landed to commemorate the launch of d-day he's tweeting about bette midler. on the british side of the english channel the launching point where allied forces began to wrestle back control of europe from the nazis. attending today, the prince of wales, prime minister theresa may and german chancellor, angela merkel. the president is commenting on that and also why he did not serve in the vietnam war. >> you

senator murphy, thank you for joining us tonight. you are on the foreign relations committee.e you or your chair men briefed on the idea that we were on the brink of starting war? >> i can't speak for the chairman of the committee, but certainly members of the committee were not briefed on this. in fact, we have spent the last week pressing for a vote in the united states senate to make it very clear that the president of the united states does not possess the legal ability to preemptively strike iran without congressional authorization. the constitution is pretty darn clear on that count and while it is unbelievable to think that the president didn't ask about casualties until ten minutes before, it frankly isn't surprising to those of us who, you know, have listened to how totally uncurious this president is about the national security briefings that he is supposed to be reading, how he asks very few questions about the policy proposals that are being put in front of him. it just makes us all shudder to think about what comes after the strike if we do actually get into a lon

murphy, for five minutes. mrs. murphy: mr. speaker, yesterday the house approved an amendment i offered to the state foreign operations appropriations bill for fiscal year 2020 and i wanted to take this opportunity to explain the amendments. there is a humanitarian crisis in venezuela and it is man-made. in my view, the people of venezuela will not prosper as long as the regime of nicolas maduro remains in power. the regime has proven itself to be cruel, incompetent and anti-democratic. it is driving what was one of latin america's most vibrant nations into the ground. the united states cannot be passive. we must stand behind the proud venezuelan patriots who are struggling to reclaim their country from the regime that is destroying it. like last year's bill, this year's state foreign operations bill provides $17.5 million for usaid and state department programs to promote democracy and the rule of law in venezuela. this funding is drawn from the nearly $2.2 billion in economic support funds that the bill provides for countrie

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murphy of florida. chip pour sunt too -- pursuant to house resolution 431, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. murphy, and many observe opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. mrs. murphy: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of my amendment which i'm proud to co-lead with 25 members of the future forum. a generational caucus that focuses on issues important to younger americans. my amendment would provide additional support for youth suicide prevention strategies in k-12 school, college, and universities. juvenile justice systems and foster care systems. my amendment would provide an additional $2 million for the garrett lee smith youth suicide prevention state and campus grant. suicide is the second leading cause of death among youth in america. in the past decade, approximately 22,000 americans ages 10 to 19 have died by suicide. this is staggering. and we must remember that behind every abstract statisti

jessica murphy, bbc news, gatineau.o come: a blockbuster attraction — nostalgia fans flock to last remaining branch of the video rental store. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times a world champion. he was a good fighter. he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles lp sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as "the album of the century." this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president trump has praised decades of friendship between the us and uk at a banquet which capped the first day of his state

so detective murphy paid a call on wilson, also a soldier here at ft. jeffrey 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. but as for a three-month relationship with joan, wilson 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. by the way jeffrey wilson was talking, 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

murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. today marks three years since the terrible tragedy that took the lives of 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. that's 36 months. 156 weeks. 1,095 days that the victims' familiar lease and loved ones had to live without their presence and without their light. this single incident shook our community to its core and forever changed us but our city showed we are a vibrant community that prides itself on love and inclusion. following the tragedy, hundreds came out to donate blood and help their fellow brothers and sisters in their time of need. the site was transformed into a makeshift memorial, one that was full of love, thoughtful notes, and flowers. this was the largest attack against lgbtq people in u.s. history. as we celebrate pride month, we must honor their memories, be inspired by their legacies and regular the positive contributions that lgbtq community offers to the world. while those memories may be raw and remembering those we lost may still hurt, we cannot forget tha

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mike murphy, how do you come up with a debate strategy?w do you come up with a game plan when you're going to have, you know, six to eight to ten minutes, maybe, in such a large field? >> yeah. >> and you've got so many people and don't want to beat up on them. you want to beat up on trump but maybe you go after biden now, the front-runners. what do you do? >> well, it's really tough because it's a mob scene. you have these ham and eggers at 1% who are desperate to get attention so they'll be over ka of nated and then you have people who have something to lose, who want to be defensive and score in others. it will be an elizabeth warren night, night one. she's rising. she has energy behind her campaign. klobuchar and cory booker will try to get into it. everybody is going to laugh in new york. i would keep an eye on mayor diblasio. he is used to being media savage and has nothing to lose. joe biden versus the world. kamala harris will steal cory booker's act and getting into lecturing him on racial insensitivity. bernie will be swinging th

and mike murphy is joining our group. the the one, the only mike murphy. republican strategist. not only has he worked for mccain, now only have you worked for bush, not only have you worked for mitt romney, you are the co-host of the podcast "hacks on tap." i've always loved you over the years and like david here i don't want to say former republican but a clear vision on what is wrong with the party with that gentleman at the top. >> yeah, i'm an anti-trumper. i've been anti-trump since 1992. i'm wondering about -- i did christine todd whitman's campaign in new jersey for governor two terms, we dealt with atlantic city. yeah, i'm a conservative, and i want to win, and trump is neither. >> trump summer reruns. potus's 2020 kickoff rally looks like nothing more than a 2016 greatest hits rerun. >> crooked hillary. >> crooked hillary. >> crooked hillary. >> deleted and acid washed 33,000 e-mails. >> 33,000 e-mails were deleted and acid washed. >> i will never, ever let you down. >> i will never, ever let you down. >> my only special interest is you. >> my only special interest is

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same thing with ana morrison, johnny murphy i feel when i read her material, it looks like she joined for adventure. find something different, get out of her home town. but alice young, she went in specifically. she had some experience as a nurse in training and she wanted to join the wac, they were desperate for medical technicians and she thought this would be her pathway to become a nurse after the war. >> and were there other women, white women in the hospital that were working as nurses? >> as medical technicians. you have the army nurse corps and this is about the wac and there were white wacs there, twice as many as there were black wacs. there had only been white wacs originally and when fort devons was told to incorporate this detachment of 100 women, they basically segregated the two hospitals, all the white wacs moved to one hospital, all the black wacs were put in the other one and in the white wacs working, you had very few working as orderlies and the rest were working in the skilled jobs that the black wacs had enlisted to perform, as well. >> tell me about the actual s

senator murphy: that is about the legitimate role -- >> absolutely. senator menendez: men i have a statement to put in the record. head of last december's g-20 meeting, president trump said he would not meet with putin. russia still holds. yet president trump said last week that he will meet with putin at the upcoming g-20 summit. now that is not necessarily a ad thing in and of itself. if the president is clear and unequivocal about the remarks he makes to putin including our elections, ambassador, what should president trump -- i'm , butoing to ask ambassador what should president trump be saying to president putin about the sailors and the ongoing occupation of crimea, the conflict, what is the statement that he should be making to him both privately as well as publicly? >> i think that the policies of the administration russia and ukraine have been sound policies, meaning on the sanctions on the kremlin for its ggression. senator menendez: the response to the attacks were weak and infect tive. the sailors are still in detention. it is clear that p

morning, senator murphy. nearly a year ago dr. brent james from the national academies testified before senate health committee with a startling statistic. up to one half of what the american people spend on health care may be unnecessary. let me repeat that. up to half of the $3.5 trillion the united states collectively spend on health care in 2017 was unnecessary according to dr. james, and many of the other witnesses at our hearings agreed with that. that's $1.8 trillion, three times as much as we spend on all our national defense. 60 times as much as we spend on pel grants for our college students. a recent gallop poll found the cost of health care was the biggest financial problem facing american families. like every american family both democrat and republican united states senators are concerned about the costs of health care. health care has become a tax on the family budgets and on business and on the federal and state government. warren buffets called it a tapeworm on the american economy. over the last two years this co

here that's what was it in the murphy's law they got the aftermath of the mullah evolved but this one got the act that is for the year but i. still don't slaughter fish can only. guess to put him there. where they're going to look at. the law as there was a problem it was not you just. get that when you see jim worded year for you in your years james that's a year. dr brown kind of was finally signed he had a medical team investigating the effects of radiation and the public. serious health problems from anemia to high incidence of cancer schizophrenia which sometimes resulted in suicide and cover. the report was duly sent to moscow and then disappeared. dr bounty hunter was forbidden by law from traveling anywhere near the polling on. the years go by there was next to me. or you only me and you go only yes or a bit shapely yet. in the 1950 s. a research institute with a large staff of medical experts was set up in sydney pellet in school to study the effects of exposure to nuclear can terminate.

j edgar hoover was blackmailed by ed murphy. ed murphy did use the stonewall. the mafia honors had an apartment on the second floor. they use the waiters who were mostly straight. so, when the police investigated, it centered around the stonewall. what happened is only pine and his copartner, this was supposed to be a secret. only they knew about that part of the raid. even their men didn't know they were rating to bust a blackmail ring. so, that was the reason for the raid. >> that is fascinating. the different layers behind it. >> but they did the same thing that they always did. they arrested the kids were in there and they were busting a blackmail ring. they were blackmailing wall street guys. taking their pictures and threatening them saying that we are going to show to to your wife or your boss. in there with a good motive. it may have been the only gay with a goodhistory motive. all the rest of them were just because it was gay people in the bar or because the mob wasn't paying off. one of the things we are not discussing here, all the problems you got i

suffice it to say, murphy, you are totally wrong.ou start using my full name, i know i'm in trouble. >>> look at this. walmart. they are going to launch an unlimited grocery delivery service. you pay them $98 a year, you get all the deliveries you want. >> yeah, right now for that delivery you are paying ten bucks, $9.95 a delivery. now if you do that more than once a month, if you do it multiple times a week, it's a good deal. but we talked about this before. you're right, it's a direct shot at amazon prime, and that is so good for the consumer to have multiple options, not just whole foods or amazon fresh but you have another competitor. that's really good for the consumer. stuart: murphy wants to throw cold water on something else. >> i had my amazon fresh delivery this morning and i missed something, i backed it up with a second amazon delivery order this morning that i placed that will be at my home this evening. i pay nothing for it. the reason is i'm a prime member. so they waive the $9.99 charge. i think what walmart needs to

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here to react travel expert mike murphy.i mean, you can't imagine that it's a coincidence that now we are talking 4 different people have died and a slew of other people who have gotten people or have lost a loved one that will get into more detail with that has not necessarily been connected to this, what is going on, do you think? >> well, i mean, you have two different properties in some cases, two different hotel brands. >> sister resorts, correct. >> you have the sister's property and hard rock now reporting have issues. i don't know how those two totally different properties with different employees, different management, different ownership could have any connection whatsoever. i think what's happening is if something happened to up with of your loved ones in dr and you're hearing about the sudden thing at the bahia principe you will conflate those, i feel terrible for families because loved ones have passed away while on vacation which is terrible but literally that happens to, you know, hundreds and thousands of ame

peter murphy responded on twitter. the president met the prime minister under the politicians cloud gathered in protest. several karmic versions of donald trump were on display including the blimp anticipated by the victoria derbyshire show and another spotted bya derbyshire show and another spotted by a report on the news at one. it has been a fairly peaceful protest. protesters have called this the carnival of resistance. with costu mes the carnival of resistance. with costumes like this, they've taken the theme rather strongly. david fay about him had this reaction... and james mason had this to say about the bbc ‘s good coverage of the public reaction to president trump this week and the reporting more generally. when they were covering the protests, i would say, for me, it came over about 80% coverage against president trump, and about 20% for him. ijust thought that could have been more balanced. bearing in mind they were over on a special occasion for a state visit. the news reporting was really negative. it all

edgar hoover was blackmailed by ed murphy. ed murphy did use the stonewall. the mafia honors had an apartment on the second floor. they ran a prostitution ring and used the waiters who were mostly straight to gather information from the patrons of the stonewall club. so, when the police investigated, it seemed the blackmail ring was centered around stonewall. pine was ordered to shut it down. what happened is only pine and his copartner, this was supposed to be a secret, so only they knew about that part of the raid. even their men and women from the morals squad did not know iding to bust a blackmail ring. so, that was the reason for the raid. >> that is fascinating. the different layers behind it. >> but they did the same thing that they always did. they arrested the kids that were in there and they were busting a blackmail ring or they were blackmailing wall street guys. threatening them, taking their pictures, and saying we will show them to your wife or your boss or whatever. so they went in with an actual motive. it may have been the only gay bar bust i

elkins and murphy v. waterfront. incorporation, the federal and state government shouldn't do that which they can't do alone. >> part of the decision as well stare decisis, it is a principle in article 73. doctrine of humility that we take seriously. and the reason, and the bar you have to clear, i believe, is not it is wrong, but to it is egregiously wrong, something meeting a very because stare decisis is a constitutional principle. he uncertainty about the history, can you clear that bar? two questions, is that the right look at it, is it wrong, clear that given the uncertainty? wrong not sure grievously is the right way to look at it. this court has never upheld it. begs the -- begging the question. the whole point is there are back, as isions going justice kagan says, many years doctrine, and s the question is, when are we going to upset that stability? when are we going to depart from humility litary of -- of respecting it. the term grievously wrong. >> i believe this rule is grievously wrong. rule that -- ther

. >> joining me now is a member of the "new york times" editorial board, mike murphy, asformnd fo house democratic caucus chairman joe crowley. welcome all. mike, we were there last night into the we hours of this morning. and it's clear that the biden team was rattled by this performance. he sounded defensive. he ended up right there in that clip defending his vote against federally ordered bussing. the feds got in because 20 years after brown v. board of education made it the law of the land were ignoring the law and we had de facto segregation. that's why children like kamala harris were put on buses to deseg d desegregate. >> that's right. this campaign has had its share of controversies so far. think back before they started with lucy flores and her allegations of inappropriate physical contact. think about his comments with china. the abortion dust up on the hyde amendments. at every turn the biden campaign has been able to say there's good will among democratic voters. i think this does feel different to some of the people i've been speaking to within the biden campaign. in small

anyway, the democratic govern phil murphy on abandoning a millionaires tax in the new budget.the governor wanted to do was start kicking in a higher surtax of 10% on those earning more than $1 million. it stands right now limited to those only $5 million and over. still, the die is cast and the battle is raging now between the democratic legislature and the governor who is also a democrat. it's going to get nasty. with us now, joe piscopo, also a new jersey resident. he was sweating that millionaires' tax. now you can relax a little bit. this is a big battle. >> you are on top of it, mr. cavuto. you and steve sweeney. steve sweeney, great guy, head of the senate in new jersey, he didn't budge. you mess with steve sweeney, you see the size of that guy? neil: ever shake his hand? >> i know. he's a union guy and he gets it. neil: he was concerned especially with the limitations on deductions of $10,000 for mortgage -- >> that's right. that's right. neil: you will chase money out. >> on the radio every morning, it's like they can't tax us anymore. i don't care, the middle class is

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mike murphy and bob shrum have prepped dozens for the debate.y nailed her first debate going from unknown to contender. and howard dean took the stage as the front runner. >> take me inside your debate prep room. >> what you do, you get five fake candidates up with kblyou then you have nasty staffers asking you -- here's what bad debate prep looks like, eight, nine, ten, 15, 20, all get in a room with all their pentup rage at the candidate and throw questions at them pretending to be the media under the idea that they got to get ready for some tough questions. it's really therapeutic at the staff and gives them an excuse to yell at the camera. >> a candidate you prepped had one of the classic lines of all debates of all time. >> i knew jack kennedy. jack ken dip was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> the basic kernel of the idea, you're no jack kennedy, was there. by came up with, you know, i was a friend of -- i served with jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy, i was a friend of jack kennedy, and, senator, you're no jack kennedy

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