senator murphy. sen. murphy: first let me extend my thanks to you, nicole, for moderating this conversation and gw and the kennedy institute, the bipartisan policy center. i got the chance to serve with senator hatch but not senator kennedy. they were both spirited partisans. they had convictions that they held firm to, but they knew that their job was to argue their case and sit down and try to find a path forward. i'm glad that rob made the suggestion to bring me on the stage with him today. it is true. we have often very different ideologies, different approaches to problems. but we are often close collaborators. we have worked together on significant foreign policy matters. we have written legislation together on domestic manufacturing policies. i was proud to support his leadership in making the the biggest -- the biggest commitment to infrastructure spending. i was proud to have him as a supporter in our recent effort to change america's gun laws and invest in mental health. i hope you will see both

murphy: -- sen. murphy: i think it is important to talk about how the greatness of america is tied up in our willingness to bring people to the country fleeing persecution or destitution. we are almost all here children of immigrants. immigrants ourselves and the future greatness is wrapped up in our ability to continue that legacy. i know rob believes that as well. while i do not put senator portman in this category, i worry there are many people today inside the republican party who do not want to solve the issues at the border, who do not want to solve the issues of 11 to 12 billion people here without documentation but want to keep this issue open as a political wedge or a rallying cry, a mechanism to make people fear those that look different from them. i think this is a worrying moment. if you look at our ability to try to keep up with the rise of china, there are no ways to do that unless you continue to bring to america the best people from all around the world. senator portman is also right

kevin murphy as this evening's speaker. doctor murphy is the andrew w. melon chair in humanities. professor and chair of the department of history of art and architecture at vanderbilt university. he will explore for us the history of early presidential plantation homes, what these buildings symbolize to their owners and to their constituents. what do they mean to us today. dr. murphy grew up in the boston massachusetts area he holds an undergraduate degree from swarthmore college, a masters in historic preservation from boston university and his ph. d. is from the university of chicago in art, architecture, and preservation. his areas of particular interest are 19th century french architecture, american architecture, and the meanings of these various styles and the periods which they were popular. doctor murphy credits growing up around so many historic buildings in the northeast with stimulating his interest in architectural history and historic preservation. he calls old hickory village just up the road from here home. following dr. murphy's presentation, there will be a time f

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first, shawn murphy. bk away and gone. murphy's second home run of the game. 5-1 in thh inning. langoliers went to high school right near this ballparks first career home run. and the as won their second straight final of 7-2. > >> back to the grind for the 49ers. at least during this time, they got to hit guys in different uniforms. the 49ers at at the vikings camp. today, the first of two joint practices. te home state of trey lance. 49ers empire is pretty excited. more control. less velocity on the throws. >> his touch definitely has gotten a lot better as he first got here. he threw it up my head head and tried to take my helmet helmet off. now, he has a nice touch to it. trey has gotten better every single day. he is way better than he was when he first got them. he is way better better than he was in ot as. >> welcome back to the warriors invitational. >> the nba released its upcoming upcoming schedule today. and the the warriors will try and defend defend their title. they will open at home against the lakers october 18th. that is ring night. they host the rival grizzlies

in the six that was murphy getting to a tiny again this time he goes deep with a runner on murphy drivesthree oakland runs in the 321 win, tagging otani with his seventh loss of the year million , goes five and a third for the aids to pick up the win. this is not been a good year for the sanity, earthquakes and this is not the night that things got turned around the quakes meeting the miami international football club tonight for the first time. here's the game's only scored came in the 12th minute. too much activity in front of the san jose net hand motor smokes one past jt marcinkowski. that was it for the scoring the one nothing lost leaves the quakes 5 10 and eight on the season 13th in the 14 team. western conference. and second round of the silicon valley classic in san jose, the second seed paula but dosa facing elizabeth man like but dosa serving in the near court hits long but does a has a three sets win. also advancing today was the tournament's third seed on jabber, this year's wimbledon runner up. and check this out time on a wednesday night. this is a soccer field in slovaki

murphy: i don't think we fully understood how big of an effort it would be.murphy westwood at chicago's morton arboretum spent the last five years working on this first-of-its-kind study. murphy: before this report came out, we didn't really have a strong understanding of the state of the country's trees and their risk of extinction. i mean, imagine a forest without a tree. trees are also important to our everyday lives. they improve our air quality. they capture stormwater, they capture carbon. so they're a very strong and powerful nature-based solution to the climate change crisis that we're facing. and they also give other co-benefits like cultural value, spiritual value. they even increase the value of your home, your property. they make our cities cooler. geoff: many of the tree species identified as most at risk are in the southern u.s. -- florida, georgia, alabama, texas, and out west in california. many are recognizable species -- hawthorn, oak, and pine, among others. that brings us back to the struggling ash tree. we trekked deeper into the forest,

raskin. >> thank, you miss murphy. throughout our hearings, you've heard how president trump made baseless claims of voting machines were being manipulated by foreign powers in the 2020 election. you've also heard trump's attorney general, bill barr, described such claims as complete nonsense, which he told the president. let's review that testimony. >> i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations, but they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public. that there was this systemic corruption in the system and that their vote didn't count in that these machines, controlled by somebody else, we're actually determining it. which was complete nonsense. and it was being laid out there. i told them that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on that. and it was doing a great disservice to the country. >> we've learned that president trump's white house counsel agreed with the department of justice about this. >> attorney general barr made a pu

sean murphy sends it on a ride. that's a blast into the bull pen. murphy drove in all three a's runs. one of the few not intimidated by ohtani. blooper. a's second baseman tony kemp. flashed him the leather. athletics 3, angels 1. >>> jaburr cruised. >>> soccer, first-ever meeting between earthquakes and intermiami. cross play. san jose clears it out to a wide open john mota. his first career mls goal. quakes are winless in their last four matches. >>> raiders' receiver hunter renfroe didn't upgrade to a xl, forcing three teammates to squeeze into a back seat. adams commented, renfroe saved 499 and lost three friends. tough to believe raiders season is here. jaguars-raiders at 5:00 p.m. yeah, the preseason starts tomorrow. >> can't wait. thank you, charlie. >>> tonight a pair of rescued tigers are on the way to recovery at the oakland zoo. up next, the plan going through congress to help animals like these. >>> i'll talk with a couple former teammates about changing the conversation want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from t

murphy submitted her stories under a male pen name. chestnutt sent in the story under the transom, unannounced and unmediated. after the break with aldrich, rives began to submit stories to richard watson gilder at the century. all went swimmingly that spring of 1886. by mid-march, she was conferring with him over a story, and suggested modifying its language because "i wrote it very quickly, and i always write." that may, amelie visited the editorial offices, where she received "quite a novation" at their headquarters. at that time, the century had accepted one of amelie's stories and was considering another. yet two months later, gilder no longer wanted rives' writing. in july, rives had a novella, "virginia of virginia," rejected by gilder. some believe it is the best of her early writing. it is the story about an ill starred relationship between eight tenant farmer's daughter, virginia, and in englishman who bought a plantation in the war-ravaged state. the people speak in dialect, and the african-americans, while warmhearted, spea

in his first at-bat, not a homerun but a deep sac fly to center, driving in sean murphy right here. in four games, he has made an impact on both sides of the plate, hitting and catching. he says he is living his lifelong dream of playing in the major leagues. >> obviously it is amazing, you know. it's a big league ballpark. and you get to come out here, look at this beautiful view and play baseball. >> what is it like playing with sean murphy, guys like that, that as a catcher can guide you along the way? >> any those guys talk, it is like i am a sponge. i am listening, i am trying to learn and be the best player i can be. and those guys are awesome to be around. chris: wnba playoffs, the new york liberty looking to pull the upset over the defending champions, the chicago sky. 1-1. the early bucket here, but chicago made a huge first quarter run thanks to stephen's. she starts, gets it back. 31-10 sky after one. candace parker, great pass to stephen's. sky the biggest margin of victon t playoff history. deciding game three is in new york on tuesday. eight total, i still do not know

republican strategist mike murphy who is fed up with this party joins us live.mp ally lindsey graham is told he must testify next week. andrew weizmann, former prosecutor and senior member of robert mueller's team is our guest. but tonight, we begin with this story. the man waiting in the wings. while donald trump is fending a torrent of investigations, there is one person who has been ready to take the mic, should the former president go bankrupt, be caught in jail, or fall into a classified box. that man is florida republican governor ron desantis. the first term governor has catapulted to celebrity status among republicans thanks to his abrasive style and his relentless desire to weigh into the culture wars on behalf of the far-right. with his sights clearly set on 2024 run, governor desantis is now taking his show on the road. he is headlining rallies for key gop candidates all across the usa. just last week, he visited arizona to stop on behalf of the far-right election deniers running for governor and senate in that state. there, he was praised as the beas

senator murphy, thanks for coming on. speaker pelosi is gone.his trip enraged china and now taiwan is left to deal with the consequences. what did the u.s. get out of this to justify potentially provoking a military conflict with china? >> well, listen, i think the basic premise here is soundi. no country should be able to dictate where members of congress and members of the senate visit. i think that speaker pelosi has made clear for a very long time that she is a defender of taiwan and she is prepared to take steps to make sure that the united states continues its policy of helping taiwan defend itself. listen, i don't think we should fall backwards into a change in u.s. policy. we have always stood for the right of taiwan to defend itself and we have always left open this question of whether the united states would come to its defense in case it was invaded by china. i think that that policy, we call it strategic ambiguity, still makes sense to keep the chinese guessing. if we're going to change that policy, let's do it in a thoughtful way, b

here's dennis murphy with "the farm. " >> council bluffs, iowa.e new and final scene of a four-yearlong drama was playing out. >> count one murder in the first degree. the defendant did with malice and forethought with premeditation kill shirley carter. >> it's a case that ripped the stitches out of a close-knit family. >> he strikes her in the side. it puts a hole through her chest, shattering ribs and perching holes through her long and heart. >> shirley carter shot twice with a deer rifle in the cornfields she shared with her husband of 50 years, bill carter. in pleasantville, iowa, so much of the rhythm of life is set by the seasons. planting the seed and then ringing in the harvet, corn and soy mostly. so that june morning in 2015 dawned with no particular omens. shirley carter and her husband bill, started their day as they always did with coffee at the general store. >> they went to coffee every morning to casey's. that was a ritual. >> after coffee, saying hello to neighbors, bill and shirley went back home. bill dropped off shirley at the

. >> chairman murphy, ranking member young, members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to share our assessment of the people's republic of china as activities in the middle east and north africa. but let me first convey on behalf of the secretary and department of state as a whole our deepest condolences on the tragic loss of congresswoman wallerstein and her staff members yesterday, , it was shocking and indeed our prayers and our thoughts are with the families and loved ones. as we assess china's influence in the region today, in those areas that matter most are of national security we retain a clear advantage and that is due to long legacy of a cross of administration just leadership on crucial issues of security, conflict resolution and engagement with partners over the decades and all the issues that matter most to the people of the region. the prc's economic ties with the region, , however, as you both noted reveal growing influence that requires our scrupulous attention and action. in 2000, prc trade with the middle east and africa was about $15 billion. by 2020

he's got 16 on the season. 31 athletics top eight chad pinder singles to center murphy.fe and the a's are up 4 to 1 same inning, manager mark katz told rookie shea langoliers. he'd give him 100 bucks. if you hit a home run into the bullpen very specific, and that is exactly what langoliers did his first career home run. his family is loving it. the improved to two and o in the langoliers era whose $100 richer, they win 7 to 2 over the texas rangers. 49ers held the first of two scheduled joint practices with the vikings as they gear up for saturday's preseason game in minneapolis. no skirmishes is all very cordial as the two teams scrimmage each other. at the vikings facility. in the st paul suburb of egon for trey lance. it was a homecoming of sorts more on that in a moment, but first we got to show you this gorgeous, deep ball by lance to the speedy rookie danny gray. the two hooked up in that first preseason game, greg got behind pro bowl patrick peterson for long touchdowns. now back to the homecoming. lance grew up in the town of marshall about 100 and 50 miles from

then in the fifth, bases-loaded for sean murphy. slam for murphy, his first career. 10-6 is your final. 22 time grand slam champion fl mcdonald pumped up and coming back from the injury that kept him out of the u.s. open. the winner down the line to beat ricky yet she kinda. ricky yet she kinda. sports on abc seven by ri ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. ♪ i don't wanna stop i put it on once, no more touch ups! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. did you know if you turn to cold with tide you can save up to $150 a year on your energy bill? how? the lower the temp, the lower your bill. tide cleans great

whatever the price, dan schreiber, al jazeera luca argentina, murphy fur has given the green light to start this year's football world cup a day earlier. the tournament was set to begin on the 21st of november with synagogue facing the netherlands. the home team will now feature in the 1st match when cat, our plays ecuador at our bait stadium. on the 20th, the host traditionally pay play the opening game of wild cup tournament, and fever says all match tickets are still valid despite the changes. ah, hello there, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines for me you as president, donald trump says he would welcome the release of the f. b. i warrant used to such as florida home. the attorney general has asked a federal court to unseal the document, saying it's in the public interest. how do you know caster has more from washington in the washington post? it is reporting that these classified arguments that trump and his 8 are suspected of having illegally removed from the white house when he left off is that they may include top secret documents regarding nuclear weapons. now there

then in the fifth, bases-loaded for sean murphy. final. 22 time grand slam champion fl mcdonald pumped up and coming back from the injury that kept him out of the u.s. open. the winner down the line to beat ricky yet she kinda. sports on abc seven by river rock casino. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now

here is dennis murphy with what they saw! >> you got it?think you're good to go. >> thanks for sitting down with. us >> you're welcome thanks for having me. >> did you take a bunker knife and plunged into her neck and kill her? while your kids were waiting outside? >> now. >> that did not happen? >> absolutely. not >> credibility. the reliability of years old memories. there is a lot of that ahead because this is the story of a murder. june 8th, 2012. columbus georgia. it was an apartment maintenance man who found her. she had been stabbed to death in the bedroom. in the kitchen sink? a butcher knife. the victim was ciara ingram. her good friend, kendra smith, said she had not been answering your phone for days. >> at first i thought, you know, why did i not go down there? i knew something was wrong. >> police would later estimate that she had been dead in her apartment for nearly a week. >> i think i was, i think i was so distraught. that she was gone. then i don't really think that at the time, i put a lot of thought into who did it. or w

forms to road for a that's what is going to be cold sets the ship. >> that was mary murphy reporting for us tonight. a new york state trooper took a suspect into custody after the attack. this week. the luxury apartments 33 tehama street in san francisco flooded for the second time in just a couple of months. >> no one has lived in that building since the first big water main break in june. residents saw the new leak one stay night when they were allowed to go get some of their mail and belongings. the problem began june 3rd when a water main failure sent 20,000 gallons of water water. a surging down. 35 floors. about 500 people have been forced to live in short-term rentals score hotels. >> we've got a notification that the building is no longer accessible for mail packages and they're letting people into just pretty much pack up and move. >> this is really been a mess for people. the building's management company told residents they will no longer provide housing reimbursement after august, 17th. that's despite the fact tenants have been told to be can't get back to their homes unt

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sean murphy went deep yesterday. didn't waste any time. the a's on a board -- on the board with a shot to left. murphy up again with a man on. this time he goes opposite field. second of the game. he has eight homers. that's the most by any opposing player. shape -- he has his first career homer. he's from texas. his family was there. they went crazy. they try to take the series tomorrow. walnut creek. wnba playoffs against the chicago sky. new york ended the game on a 13-zero run in game one. 22 points. they win98-91. their first playoff victory in seven years. new york could pull a big upset with the win on saturday. the earthquakes introduce their head coach today. he was drafted as a player in 2002. he coached for three years and is currently an assist on the u.s. men's national team. he won't be able to take over until the world cup in december. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean y

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[cheers and applause] >> on monday, senators rob portman and chris murphy take part in a debate from the bipartisan policy center. live coverage begins at seven 30 p.m. eastern on c-span, also know if we mobileme video at c-span now -- also know if free mobile video app, c-span now app, and online at c-span. org. jon stewart is speaking about against senate republicans that block legislation that gives health care to veterans exposed to burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. the bill failed on a procedural vote that required the support of 60 senators. that is what he had to say on a news conference in capitol hill. >> america's heroes who fall in our wars outside sweating with oxygen, battling >> well, ain't this a [expletive]. ain't this a [expletive]. they don't have to see it. they don't have to understand that these are human beings. do you get it yet? these aren't heroes. these are men and women, mothers and fathers. sisters and brothers. that we just let stand outside in the heat when they can't breathe. i am going to read you something, this is beautiful. i will read you somethin

so how of these murphy has gained such control over what we eat and what can be done to root them out. welcome to the shocking world of food fraud. with food products are often being recalled from supermarket shelves. it's usually for minor reasons. and most of the time, we barely notice it happening but sometimes something about one of those recalls makes us stop on think more deeply about the food we take for granted. suddenly we understand that knowing what we're eating and where it comes from, can be a matter of life and death. it's then that we give thanks for those whose job it is to pay better attention to such things. in late 2012 islands, chief food safety official, notice that beef prices were plummeting. worried about where this cheap meet was coming from. he'll did dna sampling of 27 commercially available products. we found one product, but about one 3rd horse danay in us and which was just an incredible finding. we went back and checked, we double checked on a travel check because we understood that if we were to go out public with such a story, if it was known to have n

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sean murphy went deep yesterday. didn't waste any time.the a's on a board -- on the board with a shot to left. murphy up again with a man on. this time he goes opposite field. second of the game. he has eight homers. that's the most by any opposing player. shape -- he has his first career homer. he's from texas. his family was there. they went crazy. they try to take the series tomorrow. walnut creek. wnba playoffs against the chicago sky. new york ended the game on a 13-zero run in game one. 22 points. they win98-91. their first playoff victory in seven years. new york could pull a big upset with the win on saturday. the earthquakes introduce their head coach today. he was drafted as a player in 2002. he coached for three years and is currently an assist on the u.s. men's national team. he won't be able to take over until the world cup in ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪got me feeling g

it's a two run blast as the 3 to 1 number 16 on the season for murphy is up 51 in the eighth, mark, katzaid, the manager told rookie shade laying all ears 100 bucks if he had a home run. into the bullpen. well, that's where that one is headed into the bullpen. so langoliers is $100 richer, but more importantly, that is his first career home run. so the a's improved to two and o in the langoliers era, the rookie seven to win over the texas rangers. now the 49ers. they are holding joint practices with the vikings this week as they gear up for saturday's preseason game in minneapolis. two team scrimmage each other at the vikings facility in the st paul suburb of egon portrayed lance. it was a homecoming of sorts will talk about that in just a moment, but we got to show you this. this gorgeous let's slow it down for you this gorgeous, deep all by lance to the speedy rookie danny gray, who got behind pro bowler patrick peterson for the long touchdown now back to the homecoming. we were referring to lance grew up in the town of marshall about 150 miles from where they practice, so it was good

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congressman murphy, doctor, thank you so much for joining us.again soon to break it down. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: a new disturbing trend, big city crime invading is bushes across the nation but far left billionaire george soros doubles down. claims he did not help to trigger the crime wave by working for the last decade to get weak on crime d.a.s and prosecutors into office. the far left fearing losses in primaries underway in five states. former president trump's influence in full display. guy benson is coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ what if you were a gigantic snack food maker? and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo? so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. ibm. let's create. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need?