willy murphy is 82 years old. she would happily have you over to her home but prefers you have an invitation. andrew ben es with our affiliate wham shows us why we don't want to mess with her. >> reporter: a crowd gathered around 82-year-old willie murphy at the maple wood ymca today. all of them captivated as murphy shares the story of what she experienced thursday night. a man knocked on the door to her home. >> he was outside saying, please call an ambulance because i'm sick. i'm sick. >> reporter: mursy said she called police but didn't let the man inside. suddenly -- >> i hear a loud noise, and i'm saying to myself, what the heck is that? the young man is in my home, broke the door. >> reporter: she tried not to panic. after all, she spends most of her days doing this. an award-winning weight lifter who just won a competition earlier this year. >> i'm alone, and i'm old, but guess what? i'm tough.

murphy brought it up. you have two senators, both strong supporters of money going to ukraine, these guys are all for it, and senator murphy the democrat even brings up the issue everyone's been talking about. it seems to me, if ever there was going to be a time where the president of ukraine says, guys, you don't know what i'm dealing with, i'm getting pressure from the president of the united states, he wants me to do this, i got to make it -- it seems if ever there was a time that the president of ukraine, the new guy who now knows the aid has been on hold, if ever there was a time to bring it up, that would have been the time. but guess what? at no time, senator johnson tells us, at no time during this meeting or on any other meeting on this trip was there any mention by zelensky or any other ukrainian that they were feeling pressure to do anything in return for military aid, not even, senator johnson says, not ever murphy warned them about getting involved in the election. so murphy gave this big deal

risch: thank you, senator murphy. i have no doubt you will get an opportunity to express yourself in a vote on a floor based on this. senator kaine? senator kaine: i want to acknowledge my colleague from texas. should the astros win in game 7, i will be winning astros gear and serving his staff crab cakes and whiskey. should the nationals win, continuing the already historic trend of the visiting team winning every team thus far in the series, he will wear nationals gear and serve my staff texas barbecue and shiner beer. i would rather win than lose, but either way, he group of high working -- hard-working and ill fed staff will have a meal far above their station. >> is it permissible for me, though i have been in marylander for years? [laughter] >> it is up to you. >> i just wanted to note that until tonight, the pending world series champions are the boston red sox. [laughter] sen. cruz: i'm afraid this nomination can't proceed. [laughter] sen. kaine: for couple more questions. i went through a line of questions ab

so murphy gave this big deal on giuliani and nothing. nothing. guess what murphy also said? i do not dispute any of senator johnson's factual representations regarding the meeting. if ever it was gonna happen, september 155th was the day. no one from the white house there. not ambassador bolton. not vice president. no one there. but even then, it didn't happen and we got all kinds of other meetings when it didn't happen. and of course, as you testified earlier, there was never announcement. you said there were three quid pro quos but there weren't because there was never announcement. i mean, this is as clear as it gets but these guys want to keep stirring it up based on no direct evidence whatsoever. and the best direct evidence we have is actually what the president told you. i want nothing. there is no quid pro quo. i want zelensky to do exactly what he campaigned on. and when that became clear to us, guess what? they got the money. they got the money. god bless america. it all worked out. right? this is crazy what we're going through because the facts are so darn clear.

her sret romance with eddie murphy?> she's a really swt, smart, funny girl. >> did he try to stop her from marrying bobby brown? > and why hen mirren is totally okay with you thinking e's dating keanu reeves. >>> and only we are with nick jonas calling out his fellow "voice" coaches. plus, our wild night with jimmy faon on the roa in austin, texas. >>he's ours now. good-bye. >>> bahamas week continues with the baja men. >> we e going to answer the age old question -- ♪ who let the dogs out >> we are having a great week here at the rert but we are keeping an eyen hollywood. >> we are starting with a story raising a lot of eyebrows, from he former girlfriend. >> she's also dgging eddie murphy into the mix. ♪ the greatest love of all ♪ did eddie tried to get whitney to call off her wedding to bob brown? that's the startling new claim made in the new memoir by whitney's ex-girlfriend robyn crawford. quote, that y eddie murphy called to say she was making a mistake. ♪ h will i know >> robyn also writes she was jealous the at

murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. senator murray noted 100 people die from gunshot wounds every single day. we can't go 24 hours without news of another mass shooting somewhere in america. my kids and millions of others hide in corners of their classroom or in their bathrooms preparing for a mass shooting at their school, and this body does nothing about it. the good news is we have a piece of legislation that enjoys 95% support in the american public and will undoubtedly make an enormous impact on gun violence rates in this country, and so i will give more extensive remarks after i make this unanimous consent request, but my request will be that the senate immediately take up h.r. 8, the universal background checks bill that was passed in a bipartisan way through the house of representatives and has received no action, no debate here in the united states senate since that time. so, mr. president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar n

murphy brought it up. two senators, strong supporters of money going to ukraine, they are all for it. senator murphy, the democrat, brings up the issue everyone's been talking about. it seems to me if ever there was going to be a time where the president of ukraine says you don't know what i'm dealing with, i'm getting pressure from the president of the united states. he wants me to do this. it seems if ever there was a time that the president of ukraine, the new guy, who now knows that the aid has been on hold, if ever there was a time to bring it up, that would have been the time. guess what. at no time, senator johnson tells us, at no time during this meeting or in any other meeting on this trip was there any mention by zelensky or any other ukrainian that they were feeling pressure to do anything in return for military aid. not even, senator johnson says, not even after murphy warned them about getting involved in the election. so murphy gave this big deal on giuliani and nothing. nothing. guess what m

and matt murphy's wrong.ou right now on my children, he's just straight wrong. >> reporter: did eric kill bill mclaughlin? did he conspire with nanette? or was matt murphy in over his head? up to a jury, soon. >>> coming up -- first, they had to face trial where nanette's lawyer had an unusual defense. >> in court, you called your client a [ bleep ]-. >> i'm sure i did. just because you've treated people poorly in your life doesn't make you a murderer. >> would a jury agree when "dateline" continues. e" continur enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. >> good afternoon. >> 17 years after bill mclaughlin's life was brought to such a violent early end, eric naposki went on trial here in the orange county courthouse. >> weigh want to do at this point, i want to take you first through kind of an overview of the evidence. >> the prosecutor matt murphy told the jury eric naposki volunteered to be nanette johnson's deadly trigger man, he had been copying key

senators murphy and johnson meet with presidents lenski none of those meetings none of those meanings did any linkage to security systems dollars in an announcement or start of any investigation ever come up none of them but it seems to me the one that's the most important is probably the one we've talked least about and that's the september 5th meeting because that's actually a meeting where there is no one well it's much more congressional focused than white house focus this is the meeting where senators murphy senators murphy and johnson bipartisan meet with president alinsky and what's interesting is what both senators in the last 2 days of given his letters recounting what happened in that meeting senator murphy said i broached the topic of pressure on zelinsky from rudy giuliani and the president's other ima series to launch investigation to trump's political rival murphy brought it out he brought you got 2 senators who both strong supporters of money on ukraine these guys are all for it and senator murphy the democrat even brings up the issue everyone's been talking about it se

it's democrat chris murphy of connecticut and republican senator ron johnson. know you're at home there in oshkosh center. welcome back to "meet the press." let me just start with your reaction to what the president tweeted about ambassador yovanovitch on friday. >> good morning, chuck. well, it's always kind of interesting when president trump was going to the white house leaving atlanta. he said my behavior is caused by you, the constant torment, the investigation. so, listen, i would prefer he not provide that type of tweet. but my concern -- and let me start out with something else here, chuck, because i don't want to argue every point. something we agree on. we want a safe and secure america. we care about each other. generally we solve our political differences at the ballot box not in the streets or through impeachment. and i think that is really -- as we talked the other day, that's the divide that is tearing this country apart. and that's what i'm primarily concerned about. >> i want to get into a little bit of the specifics. i want to get you to react

chris murphy of connecticut. senator murphy, welcome back. >> sure. >> first of all, what have we learned so far this week that says, and this to me is the bar the democrats have to meet, that what the president did was so egregious, he should be disqualified from trying to seek a second term. that's the bar you have to meet, is that right? >> it's an extraordinary measure to try to impeach a president. these are extraordinary circumstances. what we know is that the president of the united states was using the massive powers entrusted to him to try to use taxpayer dollars as leverage to get a foreign country to interfere in an election. you can't do that as an american president. if there were no consequences, the message would be clear, this president and any other president can use the power of the oval office in order to try to advance themselves politically or financially. and so i think representative schiff is right. if you don't use impeachment for this type of offense, and i'm not sure what you use it for

murphy said she called police but didn't let them an insight suddenly i hear a lot.to myself. she tried not to panic after all she spends most of her days doing this. the award-winning weightlifter who just won a competition earlier this year. along. she says she grabbed a nearby table at took that table. the man fell to the floor when he's down and i'm jumping him. when officers arrived minutes later it wasn't murphy who needed medical attention his way. and the suspect who police say was intoxicated was taken to the hospital murphy is not pressing charges today, she's cheered on by her friends at the gym, some even taking selfies with her rage on cells says he hopes the suspect learned a lesson she is the wrong. mess with jim aaron has been friends with her for over a decade is not surprise. murphy held her own i probably weighed close to twice as much as would want to time mess with >>it's a of those and are van is reporting >>it though the gun show for her of that line that i grabbed the table and i went to work on you broke my table i think this some more both h

that's why finn murphy's boss, will joyce, thinks humans are still in the driver's seat. >> even if atruck had the capabilities for braking and guidance-- which is fantastic; the more, the better, for safety-- but youe still going to need an operator, like a train needs a conductor. >> reporter: but murphy remains adamant. >> i think they're in denial because it's already here. we've already logged 23 million miles. there are autonomous trucks on the road right now. >> reporter: there's volvo's "vera." the truck by start-up embark, with no one in sight. google, waymo, daimler, the" inspiration."l alseem to validate the trucker's lament, written andec sung by ono-crooner merle the wheel.ven asleep at ♪ chip chip chips and software call the shots now ♪ the roads will be for n driving bo ♪ old schl highway cowboys lost the fight ♪ > reporter: and yet, such visions may be a bit premature. from bstol, connecticut, we flew to portland, oregon, home of daimler tcks north america, one of the world's leading producers of semis, now at work on automating them. three years ago in nevada, daimler

>> reporter: longtime trucker finn murphy, inadvertently showing me how tough a job a trucker's can be >> what i need to do is turn around, before i get on a low bridge or some other nightmare that i don't want to get >> reporter: despite such subtleties, though, says murphyh future of work on the road is just around the corner: the driver-less truck. i >> i this imminent, yeah. i think it's going to happen within the next three years orha so, where yo a level-4 aunomous vehicle, which means operator.t need a human >> reporter: finn murphy is a been since he drpeerator, has college in the early 1980s. he's now at the top of the trucking hierarchy: a driver and mover of pricey cargo like art. >> so, movers, we're called bedg s. >> reporter: bed buggers? >> yep, oud buggers. antrucks are called roach coaches, because it has people's stuff in it. and then the flatbed haulers, they're caed skateboarders. >> reporter: bed buggers like murphy driving roach coaches, which haul high-end merchandise, can gross $200,000 a year. skateboarders, on the other hand, and other non-specialists in this

so he hires a hobby-store owner, matt murphy, to catalog, appraise, and prepare the troops for sale.at wars are represented? >> we have world war ii... american civil war... napoleonic wars... the sudan campaign... zulu war. we have two shelves of zulu war. >> what makes bob's army valuable, according to matt, is that he focused his energy on completing many sets from high-end soldier makers, such as stanton studios, king & country, and w. britain. >> another really sought-after brand is trophy miniatures, made in wales. a set of six would sell for about $100, and now they can fetch up to $300 on ebay. >> matt says this trophy miniature would go for 500 bucks. it's a tractor for transporting troops during the boer wars in africa. this british nile riverboat, used during the 19th century -- $1,500. before matt can go through every piece, however, robert dies, at home, in september 2015, surrounded by all his guys. he's 75 years old. were you prepared to live life without him? >> no. i never thought it would come. >> and, so, you're faced with a dilemma. you're left with "the guys" --

by that stage, michael murphy, a common name, had vanished. ever done. i remember being really anxious, and i got this phone call out of the blue, completely out of the blue, saying, you know, we've found him and we've made an arrest. it felt incredible, but then i felt terrified. around this time, another of murphy's victims, completely unconnected to sarah, had also gone to the police. injuly 2018, he went on trial in woolwich on 15 counts of historic abuse against five young girls. but for sarah, that first court case didn't go as planned. i don't know, i don't know. maybe it was too hard for them to hear, but they really let us down, the first jury. they really, really let us down. they had found him not guilty on three counts, and one of which was in relation to me, and it was the most serious charge that he was charged with, in relation to me. and i wasjust absolutely devastated. i was absolutely devastated. murphy was found not guilty on three of those 15 counts and the jury could not come to a decision on the other 12 charges. there wo

nbc correspondent dennis murphy is in berlin right now and has been following the events. the news conference on television. dennis, what more do you know about this startling decision? dennis: it is truly astonishing. in a series of events that have happened the last few days and hours. literally in the last five minutes on television here in west berlin and also in the east, the germans east and west, speaking for the government, the

host: don murphy, we are glad to have you here. director of federal policies for the marijuana policy project. thanks again. that will do it for this morning's washington journal. -- >> c-span bosnia's washington 7 a.m. everye at day. we will discuss the impeachment with charlie cook, editor of "the cook report." be sure to watch "washington journal." join the discussion. >> tonight at 8 p.m. eastern, college professor timothy shannon on native american diplomacy. >> the protocols and customs and language and met her first that govern the diplomacy were not european. they were native american. 10:00, the 1969 film "the distant drummer" on the narcotics and marijuana problem and efforts to treat it. .> amphetamines, barbiturates ripping apart family life at every social and economic level. sunday at 6 p.m. eastern, pulitzer prize winner caroline fraser on the life and work of "little house on the prairie" author laura ingalls weiler -- wilder. and nearlyy fell ill died and later became blind, laura was thrust into this role she had

we really need to talk about guns in the united states senate floor connecticut democrat chris murphy said we can't go 24 hours without news of another mass shooting somewhere in america my kids and millions of others hide in corners of their classroom or in their bathrooms preparing for a mass shooting at their school and this body does nothing about it the good news is that we have a piece of legislation that enjoys 95 percent support in the american public and will undoubtedly make an enormous impact on gun violence rates in this country after murphy finished his speech and left the senate chamber he then found out about that california school shooting murphy had called for the senate to immediately take up h.r. 8 a universal background check bill passed by the house of representatives which along with other measures the house has passed sits in senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's drawer how much could passing that help let's ask ronald hampton 20 year 23 year veteran of the metropolitan washington police department thank you for keeping us safe all those years he is a univers

murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. senator murray noted 100 people die from gunshot wounds every single day. we can't go 24 hours without news of another mass shooting somewhere in america. my kids and millions of others hide in corners of their classroom or in their bathrooms preparing for a mass shooting at their school, and this body does nothing about it. the good news is we have a piece of legislation that enjoys 95% support in the american public and will undoubtedly make an enormous impact on gun violence rates in this country, and so i will give more extensive remarks after i make this unanimous consent request, but my request will be that the senate immediately take up h.r. 8, the universal background checks bill that was passed in a bipartisan way through the house of representatives and has received no action, no debate here in the united states senate since that time. so, mr. president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar n

murphy brought it up. you have senators who strong supporters of money going to ukraine, they are all for it. and senator murphy, the democrat, even brings up the issue everyone has been talking about. it seems to me if ever there was going to be a time where the president of ukraine says, guys, you don't know what i'm dealing with. i'm getting pressure from the president of the united states. he wants me to do this. if ever there was a time that the president of ukraine, the new guy, now knows the aid has been on hold, if ever there was a time to bring it up, that would have been the time. at no time during this meeting or on any other meeting on this trip was there any mention by zelensky or any other ukrainian they were feeling pressure to do anything in return for military aid. not even after murphy warned them about getting involved in the election. so murphy fwaif this big deal on giuliani. and nothing. guess what murphy also said. i did not dispute any of senator johnson's representations regarding

murphy brought it up. you have senators who strong supporters of money going to ukraine, they are all for it. and senator murphy, the democrat, even brings up the issue everyone has been talking about. it seems to me if ever there was going to be a time where the president of ukraine says, guys, you don't know what i'm dealing with. i'm getting pressure from the president of the united states. he wants me to do this. if ever there was a time that the president of ukraine, the new guy, now knows the aid has been on hold, if ever there was a time to bring it up, that would have been the time. at no time during this meeting or on any other meeting on this trip was there any mention by zelensky or any other uainian they were feeling pressure to do anything in return for military aid. not even after murphy warned them about getting involved in the election. so murphy fwaif this big deal on giuliani. and nothing. guess what murphy also said. i did not dispute any of senator johnson's representations regarding th

here's dennis murphy with "what they saw." >> dennis, i think you're good to go. >> thanks for sittingn with us. >> you'rein welcome. thanks for having y me. >> did you take a butcher knife and plunge it into sierra's neck and kill her while the kids were waiting outside? >> absolutely not. >> that did not happen? >> no.ts >> credibility. the reliability of years' old memories. there's a lot of that ahead because this is the story of a murder. june 8, 2012, columbus, georgia. it was an apartment maintenance man who a found her. she'd been stabbed to death upstairs in the bedroom. in thee kitchen sink, a butche knife. the victim was sierra ingram, a 28-year-old nurse and mother. her good friend kendra smith said she hadn't been answering her phone for days. >> aton first i thought, you kn, why didn't i go down there? well, i knewdo something was wrong. >> police would later estimate that sierra had been dead in her apartment for nearly a week.en >> i think i was -- i think i was so distraught she was gone that i don't really think that at the time i put a lot of thought into like who di

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that is because murphy was waiting for us in new hampshire. with john mccain and made my life miserable for seven weeks. >> we never went to iowa. we didn't compete there because we knew we could take bush in one place in time and chose the battlefield. it was going to be new hampshire. new hampshire doesn't hate iowa, but they do want to assert a certain supremacy. i think you have to do well enough in iowa to make it to the majors, and then new hampshire, if you do everything else right there, there is a special sauce. you know what, let's get noticed here. i like the idea coming out of iowa second, then having the right fit and infrastructure waiting in new hampshire. i think if things go right for him, big if. we are still early in this iowa thing, barely under 100 days to go. a lot can happen. but if buttigieg or somebody else can be the third interesting not biden, and not war and, can be the third thing and play the new hampshire card, that can be the surprise dynamic, there. >> i think it is best to win both iowa and new hampshire, whi

senator chris murphy, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thanks. >>> ahead, it was one of the big unknowns going into today's first public hearing, how would republicans attempt to defend the indefensible? that's next. deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket, and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with their new fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find the right medicare plan that fits you. call or visit healthmarkets to find your fitscore today. in minutes, you can find out if your current plan is the right fit or if there's another one that can get you extra coverage or help save you money. best of all, their service is completely free. does your plan have $0 copays, $0 deductibles, and $0 premiums? if not, maybe it's not the right fit. does it include dental and vision coverage? well, if not, maybe it's not the right fit. how about hearing aid, glasses and gym memberships at no a

. >> willy murphy lives in rochester, new york.front him grabbing a nearby table. >> i took that table and i went to working on him. and guess what? the table bro j him. i had really did a number on that man. >> she's making me scared. when police arrived it wasn't murphy who needed medical attention. the suspect who police say was intoxicated was taken to jail. murphy is not pressing charges. >> well, if he wasn't intoxicated before, he may be afterwards. >> last ec which on weather now. >> tomorrow what we'll find is a dry day, a lot of sunshine, but winds ramp up. we're seeing wind gusts 20 to 30-miles-per-hour throughout the day. it'll keep us cool. 63 in oakland. 64 in santa rosa. wet weather continues on the storm impact scale with rain, scattered downpours, wipd gusts 20 to 30-miles-per-hour. that will likely lead to travel delays. we'll time it out for you. tuesday morning start the day dry. clouds thicken throughout the morning. rain first arrives in the north bay. the rain will spread south. 6:00 p.m. tuesday we're tracki

once again here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: imagine for a minute you're dalia dippolito.nterrogation room are accusing you of plotting your husband's murder. dalia didn't know it then, but her husband michael dippolito was still very much alive, and was about to come face to face with his wife of six months, who seemed to want him dead. >> i'm thinkin' in my head, "i'm lucky. i'm lucky." but i'm like, "i'm so screwed right now." the worst day in the world. >> reporter: before waking up that day, michael dippolito was clueless police thought his wife of six months had hired a hit man to kill him. instead, he believed he and dalia had begun a loving new chapter together. they were about to start a family. she told him she was pregnant. dalia was at the gym when those tv cameras from the reality show "cops" captured the moment police knocked on mike's front door. >> police department open your door! sorry, i'm srgt. sheridan from the boynton police department. >> yes, hi. >> can i talk to you? >> yes, for sure. >> we say, "hey, listen, this is what we're doing. we've been co

. >> yesterday on the floor of the senate democratic senators chris murphy, patty murray and richard blumenthal called on senate lawmakers to agree to half past gun background check legislations. republican senator cindy hyde smith objected. here's a look. >> i think senator murphy and blumenthal for their tremendous leadership we are on the floor to speak about. i come today not just as a member of the senate representing my home state of washington, but as a former educator as a mother and a grandmother devastated by how the gun violence epidemic is tearing apart our families and ravaging our communities in every state and i am serious, republican leaders continue to stand by and do nothing while more lives are lost, just as i was after newtown, sutherland springs and marysville in my home state of washington. i could go on. we don't have to continue the cycle of violence, heartbreak and inaction, there was action we could take right now because earlier this year the house passed hr a, meaningful, bipartisan gun safety legislation to address the terrible crisis. and other popular r

i spoke to wendy murphy, professor of sexual violence law. s fireds of o mcdonald's i r a consensual relationship with an employee. what is your reaction? wendy: first of all, characterizing that type of relationship as consensual is problematic because in te workplace the laws have been clear for decades that a superior in a workplace nnot have a "consensual relationship" of any kinin with an inferiorri person male or fale. there are antidiscrimination laws that forbid this kind of contact because i don't think this is complicated -- you don't want anyone in a position power exploiting the power to of changing standards in thethis workplace, the fact that the board of mcdonald's felt they had to leave the ceo go? wendy: i'm not sure it is changing standards. it might be a shifting appreciation for the intolerance of society for the behavior, because it has always been a legal. -- illegal. put in some cases and some companies he has been toler.ed historical the fact that this is mcdonald's, one of thiebiggest comparound the world, that this i

chris murphy joins us next on chris murphy joins us next on without my medication, my small tremors wouldithout it, i cannot write my name. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won't stop. join us in fighting for what's right. >>> on september 5th, i accompanied senators johnson and murphy during their visit to the kiev. when we met with president zelensky, his first question to the senators was about the withheld security assistance. my recollection of the meeting is that both senators stressed that bipartisan support for ukraine in washington was ukraine's most important strategic asset and that president zelensky should not jeopardize that bipartisan support by getting drawn in to u.s. domestic politics. i had been making and continue to make this point to all of my official ukrainian contacts. but the odd push to make president zelensky publicly c

by acting deputy sigourney kate mcgregor administrator emily murphy, and chairman marianne connor. senator marsha blackburn who has been doing an incredible job and represented liz cheney. would you say what you just told me. >> wyoming first place where women had the right to vote on earth. >> number one. also with us are members of the women's suffrage commission. the assistant secretary susan combs, president of independent ,omen's voice, heather higgins k cole james, president of the ,usan b anthony lists, marjorie the president of concerned women of america. barranco from the smithsonian. great names, i tell you. coins that will be issued on or the vital history of the women's suffrage movement and celebrate many of the brave heroes who fought for the right ,o vote such as susan b anthony harriet tubman, and ida b wells. the sale of from these points will go to the cecconi and's women's history initiative. we will fight for every day and every night to make this happen and we will continue to make this happen this will be a tremendous success to enjoy prosperity and equality f

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murphy. >> good afternoon gentlemen. i want to bring up a couple points raised by you my colleagues on the other side. the july 25 call summary shows no evidence of pressure on the ukrainian government. in fact they argue the ukraine yuntz did not feel any -- ukrainians did not feel any pressure at any time to comply with any of president trump's requests for investigations. in fact, ambassador taylor at your deposition in october, you stayed that die to the -- stated that due to the hold that president trump placed on aid to the ukraine, the ukrainians became quote/unquote desperate. isn't that right? >> in august, they did not know as far as i'm aware but at thend of august, the article came out in september. the minister of defense, for example, came to me. i would use the word desperate to figure out why the assistance was being held. he thought that perhaps if he went to washington to talk to you, to talk to the secretary of defense to talk to the president, he would be able to find out and reassure, provide whateve

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lieutenant murphy stayed on the battlefield until every marine was accounted for. when president eisenhower presented murphy the medal of honor, he is quoted as saying, what is it about the water out there in pueblo? all you guys turn out to be heroes. that's our pueblo, colorado. whatever it is, there must be a lot of it in colorado's water. u.s. army captain groburg, another coloradan, was based out of fort carson, also received the medal of honor for his heroic actions in afghanistan. his patrol was ambushed by an individual wearing a suicide vest. the captain drove him down to the ground. the bomber's explosive vest -- the bomber's vest exploded, severely wounding the captain. he miraculously survived the blast and his actions saved many of his patrol members' lives. his actions were certainly extraordinary and they showed the character of the men that served, that they would do anything to protect those they love. i'm also reminded of a coloradan that i've had the honor of working with and meeting over the last several years. two years ago, in fact, i had a ve

that is because murphy was waiting for us in new hampshire. >> we never went to iowa. we knew we could take bush in one place in time and chose the battlefield. it would be new hampshire. new hampshire doesn't hate iowa, but they want to assert a certain supremacy. you have to do well enough in iowa to make it to the majors. new hampshire, if you do everything else right there, there is a special sauce. i like the idea coming out of iowa second, then having the right infrastructure waiting in new hampshire. if things go right for him, big if. we are under 100 days to go. a lot can happen. if a buttigieg or somebody else can be the third interesting -- not biden, and not sanders -- and not warren, that could be the surprise dynamic. >> i think it is best to win both iowa and new hampshire, which seldom happens in the democratic party. >> when gore and kerry did it, they went on to the nomination. >> people said fine, we are perfectly content. maybe it isn't buttigieg. maybe lightning really strikes. that has happened in new hampshire before. someone gets quite elevated

senator murphy, if you come in tonight, i'll ask you about the news and i'll ask you about impeachmentkay. okay. that's a quid pro quo. but there's no corrupt intent. they wanted a meeting, ukraine, and they were talking about what they had to do to get the meeting. then when the president met with putin instead of meeting with them i guess in warsaw, that was to them, a signal that if we don't do what they're asking to us do, we may see him move towards russia. >> so what happened was that trump was supposed to go to warsaw and meet with jezelensky. he did not. he thought it was a message. i met with zelensky and much of that meeting was dedicated to this topic, how do we get zelensky in front of trump, break down this impasse? at the time we knew the aid had been withheld but we didn't know for certain the extortion campaign was being effectuated by the ukraine team. the number one priority for zelensky was getting in front of this president so he could try to get the president what he wanted because this was life and death for zelensky. he had soldiers dying on the front in eastern

they say they take pat murphy at his word that he didn't mean to imply this. is the steyer campaign doing anything to remedy this? our campaign policy is clear that we will not engage in this kind of activity and anyone who does is not speaking for the campaign or does not know our policy. so i asked one of the aids that i was talking to, doesn't it look like people are freelancing on your behalf? they didn't have an answer for me. >> i would assume that if someone, if a politician was endorsing me, i would then in turn endorse them, but you're talking about actual dollars? >> yes. >> you say financial support or political support. >> that is where this gets murky, too, right? the implication these lawmakers say to the associated press, is that there is an actual dollars and cents on the back end of this, but murphy says he didn't mean to imply that it is not the way they should endorse it. it looks like there was nothing exposed, but it lends questions to how they're trying to get people to back their candidate. >> there is a few people that don't have anythi

he fell to the floor and murphy began jumping on him just like flat.olice say the suspect was intoxicated and taken to the hospital. murphy says she won't be pressing any charges but don't mess with who took her know. >> he went to the wrong home. >> wrong house. >> the gun show. he saw the gun show, right? paid off. >> i love how she was jumping on him and everything. wow! i love it's. >> beat down. >>> [ laughter ] >> she is also nice. no charges. >>> strong and kind. >> taking a look at traffic. if you're leaded out to the east bay into san francisco, a couple things to look out for. most of the trouble spot as gone, butway did have some slow conditions across the upper deck because of a stalled garbage truck that was blocking lanes. look at this. it is moving at much nicer speeds into the city. they had road work not too far from here that slowed things down, as well. you had a busy ride at the bay bay bridge toll plaza. you have a pretty decent backup early oncoming off the east shore freeway. backed up into the maze at this point. yellow on 80. o

and working with eddie murphy has to be, i mean, anybody's dream, right, as an actor?t time i met eddie was on the first day of work. so i was like, hello. >> jimmy: first day of work. >> yeah, yeah, and it was interesting, because everyone was like, just so you know, he's different. he's changed, and i was like, changed how? and they were like, he's bigger. and i was like, oh. so you know, don't think about the elephant in the room, that's all you think about, so in my mind, i thought he was going to look like sherman from "nutty professor." so on the first day i was like, oh, my god, i won't look at him directly in the eye initially. and then i saw him, and i was like, it's not that bad! he just has like a beer belly, it's not the full thing. >> jimmy: for the role, specifically. >> yeah, he did it for the role. he ate lots of pancakes. >> jimmy: i don't think you're going to get invited for the sequel if there is one now. where did you grow up? >> i'm born and raised in philadelphia, but my parents moved when i was in middle school to hershey, pennsylvania where the

well for this i'm joined via skype by margie murphy who is a technology reporter for the daily telegraph in san francisco madame thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera a lot of aspects of the story let's start i guess with the business angle why do you think google is trying to buy fitbit for 2000000000 when arguably you could say the company is it really worth that much and fitbit is having difficulty in the market anyway right yes. just in our heart i'm not going to have paid for. it seemed to me that much then paid that much. but. that's what i actually facebook. was going to buy that remain why in the press was bought up slightly more. than our target hardware non-religion. our wearable and even my router read it like the stock. market to manufacture it but it hadn't been running its own nation are now making kind of interior line ground there and then read my google product and reach people and you kind of provided not incorrect. we were just watching there some images of the different types of fit bits and some of them really are quite reminiscent of the apple watch is

i use your exact language murphy but -- >> i worked the club. you can. >> new hampshire has one job which is basically to screw iowa after the iowa caucuses bid they tend to set things right. first thing, iowa takes corn, new hampshire picks presidents. this whole idea that they will have a caucus and we have a real election and people come out, a vote in secret ballots, not a caucus and we have to wrestle with somebody to get them to join your team but the expectation is coming out of iowa used to be free tickets. you tried to get free tickets out of iowa but new hampshire got down to two and maybe want to get out of south carolina. that has changed the conventional wisdom is it different. does anyone think bernie sanders is going anywhere in this race? ... ... to finish second, third? does he become just famous enough after iowa that he is the narrative for the next iteration of the republican party -- i have republicans on the mind, sorry about that. at the bottom line is democrats tend to like someone that tomorrow. they've always done that.

the man was an intruder who broke into willie murphy's home, but the 82-year-old is a bodybuilder and> i'm alone and i'm old. but guess what? i'm tough. and you want to know what happens? he picked the wrong house to break into. i took that table and i went to working on him. and guess what? the table broke. and it had metal legs. and i'm jugging him, jugging him. >> jugging him. >> miss murphy, by the way, can deadlift 225 pounds. i think he met his match. >> he sure did. >>> finally a hotel near the white house is for the birds. two very special birds. >> presidential turkeys arrived in washington, resting up for today's naming ceremony. tomorrow one of them will be pardoned and become the national thanksgiving turkey. >> jugging him. whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne. as a home instead caregiver, for everything that i give, i get so much in return. hearing all of stanle

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