i have the greatest respect for senator murphy. really admire his legislative record and his seriousness, that he brings all the things he does, but particularly his approach to foreign policy, to this subject. he has a long record. i also deeply respected emphasis she put on the issue of human rights in saudi arabia. we did not have to conjure up the history the way the saudi regime under bin salman has dealt with these issues, particularly of course the murder and chopping up of normal khashoggi -- of jamaal khashoggi, the journalist. there are many other instances, which are highly problematic. and i think that it is also very important that we have both of their approaches, they are different and complementary. answering the question, what kind of future do we want ahead with saudi arabia? the president has called for a reevaluation of the relationship. so i think this is a very important moment to have this kind of discussion. and i think the president needs to order up some internal studies, within the administration, some co

murphy: of course. mean, >> the most impactful piece of legislation is universal background checks. that tells you if you take every weapon, you will get the biggest bang for your buck. it has always been supported. the only way you can explain that is the power of the nra. what the nra did that was so effective is it was able to essentially make its endorsement mean something more than a position on guns. the nra folded themselves into the fabric of the broader conservative movement and it seems to me was a proxy for conservative guys. >> we can say it's the only thing driving the issue. a reliance on one entity would take away from how complicated this is in the need to educate members and for people to be active about these types of issues. >> as you said, the nra became embedded in cultural issues and that increased its power. >> it existed in a vacuum. there was not an anti-gun violence movement in the country prior to sandy hook. when voters were coming out to vote against guns, they were exclusiv

that's in addition to the $10,000 award offered by murphy's family. police say the suspect drove a silver 2016 ford explorer. like this. the gunman reportedly got out of the suv, shot murphy, then drove off. anyone with tips or any information, urged to call the alameda county sheriff's department. >>> commemorating a piece of campus history, the story is laid out on a new plaque at sigma chi. they invited black athlete kenny washington to pledge, and the fraternity had never had a black member. they felt it was wrong to consider race. sigma chi broke with the national fraternity and created its own local chapter. >> we decided to take a stand against the segregationism of our national fraternity and pledge this student. we were told we could not from the national at the time. we were quite proud of the fact we followed through on this. >> tonight's commemoration ceremony included alumni, civil rights leaders, current students and others. >>> twitter executives are trying to calm some nerves. we told you about a major job cut that could be headed to t

>> i agree completely with senator murphy. if the concern is that the saudis would further cut production, they can't cut much further than the 2 billion barrels they're already cutting. so there really is no down side for us to be more decisive and at some point we have to make it clear to the saudis they can't keep taking advantage of us. i mean, 73% is their margin. look, i understand why russia wanted the cuts. russia doesn't have a margin because they have $35 discount on the barrel of oil that they're selling. the saudis are either doing putin a favor or they just want to make more money at the expense of the american public. we need to be far more decisive. >> why do you think the white house isn't leading on this the way that you and senator murphy want them to be? >> well, look, i think the people in the nsc who gave the advice to the president to go to saudi arabia, they need to explain what they were thinking. there are some people in the nsc, not jake sullivan, certainly not secretary blinken who my understanding w

murphy: make no mistake. president trump knew that what he was demanding vice president pence do was illegal. he was informed of this repeatedly, specifically on january 4. even his lawyer, john eastman, admitted in front of president trump that this plan would break the law by violating the electoral count act. >> did john eastman ever admit, as far as you know, in front of the president, that his proposal would violate the act? >> i believe he did, on the fourth. rep. murphy: dr. eastman confirmed this in writing. recall this email, written on january 6, in which the vice president's counsel asked dr. eastman, did you advise the president that, in your professional judgment, the vice president does not have power to decide things unilaterally? dr. eastman replied, "he has been so advised." of course, president trump's own white house counsel also recognized this plan was unlawful. here is his testimony. >> my view was that the vice president did not have the legal authority to do anything. rep. murphy: ther

connecticut democratic senator chris murphy and louisiana republican senator bill cassidy.g here. we talk about fentanyl a lot. what is being done about it is really what people at home care about. senator cassidy first to you. you're obviously on the same issue here, trying to stop it and change the dynamic. but what is happening? >> there is no single answer to addressing the opioid epidemic. it's responsible for the. [broken audio] sometimes they take it unknowingly. but it's also hopefully to stop its influx across the border or through [inaudible] >> there is other ways to address it as well, treat the addiction fewer people once they have taken it who are likely to continue and to die, so there is different points along the way that we need to address it and chris and i have been working on multiple points -- multiple of those points. >> bret: yeah, senator murphy, we look at the flow of fentanyl coming from china over to canada, also mexico and then up through mexico into the u.s. you recently were on a caudill meeting with the mexican foreign secretary. and talking

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officer, brendan murphy. lot of very silly misinformation out there. there is absolutely no evidence about 5g doing anything in the coronavirus space. i am not--unfortunately received a lot of communication from these conspiracy theorists myself. it is complete nonsense. 5g has got nothing at all do to with coronavirus. ♪♪♪

murphy, where are we going?ep)." >> smith: flynn says he streamlined intelligence vetting and empowered soldiers on the ground to make quick decisions on taking out targets. >> you'd have the assault force in the air. another assault force, literally in the aircraft. the initial assault force goes in, pull auy off of the objective, they'd be interrogating him in the aircraft. what was your function? what was your mission? who's your boss? >> smith: but flynn also cut out traditional channels for vetting intelligence before acting on it, and murphy and others say it came with a cost. >> these guys would play a game, "hey, hey, i'm not a terrorist. but i know where a terrorist lives," and they lead you on a wild goose chase all over town. worse case, they try to get you you to go kill the uncle they don't like, you know, so... (laugh these are all the things you have to be careful about. (pounds on door) >> when you're covering these raids, you come in after the fact. you would talk to iraqis about it. >> smith: n

. - that's right, murderin' murphy! he's crazy 'cause someone killed his paw. - they killed my paw ! - i reckon that maybe you could make a jail door that opened with numbers instead of keys. you know, like a big safe. - yeah, i understand that. - finally, a fella that talks some sense! - iffen y'all was to have such a giant safe, what would you villagers want the number to be to unlock that thar jail door shuck 'em up? - oh, well, i reckon the easiest number to remember for any big safe door lock would be...1864. - yup, 1864, 'cause that's the year it is. - 1864. orlich, we have the door code. start packing up. we'll take the hostages with us. - no, you got your door code. let us go! - copy that. what's the code? over. - sweet, there's still cops looking for us in here. all right, follow my lead, butters. oh, man, hasn't this place been fascinating, butters? - yeah, it sure has. - oh, i just don't know what i've liked better, the historical buildings and artifacts or the...or the, uh... - or the witty anecdotes of the

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joining me, senator chris murphy of connecticut. it's great to speak with you.re always personal before they're political, how do you actually feel when you talk to these parents who weren't just victimized first by having their children shot but have been victimized for years by alex jones, when you're done talking with them, does it leave you enraged, do you feel satisfied he's facing some consequences? what are the personal feelings you have when you think about this every day? >> this is personal to me on two fronts, first, so many of the families from sandy hook are close friends of mine. you were just putting on the screen mark barden, a great personal friend. also personal because i've got two young kids as well who go to public elementary and middle school every day, they have to think about things in schools and classrooms that previous generations didn't have to think about, just surviving the day. i'm furious, that's my basic emotion here, real fury at alex jones for putting the parents through this misery. many had death threats, had to move several

here's dennis murphy with "the farm. " >> council bluffs, iowa. in a small courtroom the 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 dr

fortunately, murphy's still with me.o to buy something tangible? >> i don't. and i think that was the push, stuart, that a lot of people were going to be trading in nfts regularly and were going to be using something on their phone, some sort of a cryptocurrency on their phone to make purchases, but now i think apple realizes, a, that's not really happening and, b, they could have some liability if it did. so they're going back to using what has worked for them, what has gotten them to this multitrillion dollar market cap. so they're going to have to play by apple's rules going forward. stuart: it's not a currency. to me, it's a gambling chip. i don't know that there's anything there. >> i'm with you. and you know what? it could still develop. when you go away from the crypto piece, there's a blockchain piece that's there. but as far as trading in whether it be bitcoin or any other coin, it is for trading or gambling,you will. stuart: all right, thanks, mike. an op-ed in the "wall street journal," quote: tim ryan's moder

greg murphy, thanks for joining us again. >> great, thank you, liz. back on. los angeles now talking quote, about armed service providers to replaced cops on non-violent crimes. we'll take on that debate. plus a new ranking of the most dangerous cities in the united states. it is roiling city councils nationwide. president biden addressing possible federal criminal charges against his son hunter biden. congressman james comer coming up next right here on "the evening edit". you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. making time for the dentist isn't easy. but when your mouth says it's time, you listen. so do we. aspen dental was built around your life. so come on in, no matter how long it's been. we'r

is also a coup for murphy, creator who steered american horror story through its 11 seasons. could you tell me a little bit about what he did? even as dahmer's crimes are unspeakable , and even for netflix, sometimes on schauble, exquisite production, values and storytelling, further ratifying the moving the needle allure of true crime. true crime has become a huge phenomenon across media. i think that in tumultuous times where people feel uneasy and a lot of anxiety about their world, watching true crime helps them sort of acclimate themselves to the worst things on earth, and they become sort of accustomed to it . it makes the world a little less scary, enduring fascination with dom are also kicking up controversy. rita is spill one of his victims sisters objecting to the series rendition of her in court denunciation of dhamar in 1992. insider i feel like netflix should have asked if we mind or how we felt about making it. they didn't ask me anything . they just did it. they're just making money off of this tragedy. for people who are traumatized. what happens is you're hea

announcer: hecks, senator chris murphy and former congressman will hurd talk about gun control issues. among the topics age limits on gun ownership the use of assault weapons and investment in mental health.

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here is dennis murphy, with what they saw. that >> i think you're good to go. >> jarred, thanks for sitting down with us. >> thank you for having me. >> did you talk about turnout and plunged into sierra's naked killer? >> no. >> absolutely not. >> that did not happen? >> no. >> credibility, with 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 made this man who found him. she'd been stabbed to death upstairs in the bedroom. in the kitchen sink,. the victim was here ingram, a 28-year-old nurse and mother. her good friend, kevin smith, such had been answering her phone for days. >> at first, i thought, why didn't i go down there. >> police would later as mud that sear had been dead in her apartment for nearly a week. >> i think i was so distraught. that she was gone. that i don't really think that at the time high put a lot of thought and who did it or why. >> apartment managers told the inviting officers that sierra

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murphy. >> thank you. i was not able to hear the officer could you reiterate when he said. >> yea i think the officer reported from the sfpd hayea that recommending approval of the license transfer and yea. >> fine. i upon don't have comment, thank you. >> yea. you don't have to mr. murphy you could just take the opportunity to describe the why you are seeking this liquor license transfer for the record. >> just for the record. downtown business got slow. and serve food it has been cost prohibitive for us we can serve liquor like the other establishments on our block, we feel we have a chance to be competitive. thank you. >> thank you. mr. murphy for your service to the community and adapting to the new conditions caused by the pandemic. thank you. why don't we go to. we appreciate it, thank you very much. why go to public ment on this item. >> thank you, mr. chair. members who would like to make public comment for item one lineup on the wall to your right. remote call in members press star 3 to be added t

murphy's family has also offered a separate $10,000 reward. in the case. >> police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman who was found dead on monday morning. they say that the victim's body was set on fire co room need trail between jeannette re town drive in lucine a way. police say she was wearing a ring and a metal necklace. the ring was on her right ring finger and the necklace had a pendant with the letter k police believe the woman was under 30 years old. it was about 5 feet, 6 inches tall. she also, they say, had extensive dental work done in the past, including 3 missing left lower mueller's and a distinctive gap between her front top teeth and her middle teeth. if you have any information, should contact police. >> and take a look at this. a mountain lion spotted in a haywood hills neighborhood early this morning. a kron 4 of us sent us this video capturing the big cat romain on the street. about 4 o'clock in the morning. this is near double avenue and pappas place. the viewer told us that they have lived in that area

murphy. >> thank you. i was not able to hear the officer could you reiterate when he said. >> yea i think the officer reported from the sfpd hayea that recommending approval of the license transfer and yea. >> fine. i upon don't have comment, thank you. >> yea. you don't have to mr. murphy you could just take the opportunity to describe the why you are seeking this liquor license transfer for the record. >> just for the record. downtown business got slow. and serve food it has been cost prohibitive for us we can serve liquor like the other establishments on our block, we feel we have a chance to be competitive. thank you. >> thank you. mr. murphy for your service to the community and adapting to the new conditions caused by the pandemic. thank you. why don't we go to. we appreciate it, thank you very much. why go to public ment on this item. >> thank you, mr. chair. members who would like to make public comment for item one lineup on the wall to your right. remote call in members press star 3 to be added t

on cnn connecticut democrat senator ch chris murphy said that saudis are not our friends, you guys. > sell massive amounts of arms to saudis, we need to rethink those sales. lift the exemption we have given to opec plus cartel and troop present in middle east and saudi arabia. they could have potential to frac fracture our ukraine coalition, there has to be consequences. kennedy: problem is cutting off saudi arabia presents its own problems, where do we get oil in sh short-term, joining he mouth issue now, daniel turner, welcome back. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i don't like saudi arabia, i don't like that we're selling them weapons, they use to kill innocent civilians or i don't trust them, we used to produce more oil, what happened? >> you are right. i agree with you, with the senator, but this is a half measure, i think a really weak response by senator murphy, i think typical of democrats when they come to the energy issue. that ca capitulation. the weakness, not long ago obama administration cowered before north korea and iran, at one point we didn't say, are we're not americ

. >> reporter: san francisco is ia familiar place for blair murphy. >> a lot of memories. going out to the city as a kid, seeing the the golden gate. just the history of the city. my parents actually got married in san francisco. make it was his dad o was his dad who inspired him to lead a life with the navy. >> i always wanted to pull in oa navy ship. hearing the stories f my dad doing it in his dad befoe him. we are both on the same frequency. >> reporter: he is traveled the world with the navy and is quicy moving up in the ranks. >> i have been able to go to guam and places something i nevr heard of. i have been to the deepest part of the world. the e opportunity to go to places few people have been. >> reporter: he is part of a large team tasked with driving the massive ship that weighs more than 16,000 times. this is where stand watching t house, where we drive the ship . our ship can deliver humanitarian aid and amphibious missions. >> reporter: murphy says he sees sees a long career in the navy and is proud to be following ins father's footsteps. there is onl accomp

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colum murphy and charlotte yang. up, georgia maloney calls for unity as she is sworn in as italy's most right-wing leader since the second world war. we are live in rome for the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: giorgia meloni has been sworn in as italy's new prime minister she is the country's first female leader, heading the most right-wing government since world war ii. investors are watching how she navigates the energy crisis, inflation and italy's mammoth debt. let's get to our guest from rome. what will define her government? >> internationally she has been reassuring, she met emmanuel macron and she has told a u.s. and european allies she will remain very loyal to their ideals. on the domestic front, she is italy first. definitely that agenda, before other countries. manus: what do you think italy first really translates to an terms of her plans? is it around energy, fiscal expenditure, what is the definition of that? >> in a sense, i think she will definitely try to show a sense of continuity to mario drag

second to this year, a murphy gentle laid by captain abraham pro, re seized power in the west african country. on the last day of september, the regime change will demonstrate just to rally in the streets with russian flags and demonic ties. with france, a former colonial ruler outrage residence even the seas, the french embassy smashing windows and setting fires around the diplomatic compound. the french institute, one of the main cultural centers in the country, was also met with a resident scorn and a baze. processes smashed the buildings, vandalizing, the library and other common areas. the institute workers condemned to the destruction, but processes on the streets had a different opinion. for me, when you are losing soldiers every day and civilians have to leave their villages. i think it's normal that some day people express their disappointment and anger. the scenes of destruction are clearly a signal that people are mad at you. because we do not know what france is doing here in burkina. if you're in a country and nobody knows your role better, you leave francis the cause of

murphy? >> i. >> mrs. murphy, i. >> mister raskin? >> mister raskin, i. >> mr. lawyer? >> i. >> miss laura, i. >> mr. kissinger? >> kissing, or i. >> mr. kissinger, i. >> mister chairman? >> i. >> mister chairman, i. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on this vote, there are nine eyes and zero nos. >> the resolution is agreed to. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair requests that those in the hearing room remain seated until police have escorted members from the room. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. good evening, everyone. welcome to ayman. you just heard the january six committee wrap up what could be their public hearing, capping off months of painstaking work with a bank to subpoena donald trump for documents and testimony regarding the events of that day. the bipartisan panel opinion painted its clearest picture yet of it's calculated premeditated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election and made the case that there is only one man to blame. >> all of this demonstrates president t

murphy vehicles entered into tanner and i've been for the mother murphy forces were hit with 100 defense mercy ripples russian soldiers managed, identify the enemy's position by a drones and then delivered the strikes and for the safety concerns of their own. sultan's russian commanders have withdrawn since from the city of lemon to avoid being in circle by queen troops in the area. russian forces will move to most a few locations. despite his advance, the emily claims ukraine suffered heavy losses with 200 troops killed the last 24 hours while 5 tanks and 9 combat vehicles were destroyed. ethridge friday, well and puts in claim the west was behind it if we damage over the nose. thim gas pipelines running from brush to europe. very when that ms. little new because it was me just really the anglo saxons have not had enough with their sanctions. they've moved on to diversions, unbelievable, but of fact, by organizing explosions on the international gas pipelines, the north stream, which run along the bottom of the baltic sea. in fact, they begun to destroy the pan european energy infrastru

we got betrayed by the saudis. >> let's get back to senator murphy.you have been deeply, personally moved by and very involved in. yesterday a jury delivering an almost $1 billion verdict against alex jones for the disinformation and lies and the pain that he inflicted on the sandy hook families. just what's your reaction to the verdict, any concerns, i think the question we all have here is will alex jones actually have to pay this money? >> yeah, i don't know the answer to that, i think it may be likely that his bankruptcy will provide some protection for him unfortunately, but let's be honest, there's no amount of money that can repair the damage that was done to these families. i mean, i hope some people watch some of the testimony in this case. what alex jones did to these families was to terrorize them. they got death threats, their children's graves were urinated on. some families were harassed so much by conspiracy theories, parents believed they faked the death of their children, they had to move their home several times to escape the harassm

this one is from kim murphy, who cannot be with us tonight because of covid protocols. it will be asked on her behalf. >> we are going to talk about the electoral college reform. after the january 6 assault on the capitol, the effort to present a false slate of electors from seven states, including wisconsin, a bipartisan group of 32 senators, as proposed, the electoral count reform act. the key provisions include identifying a single conclusive slate of electors, affirming the role of the vice president, raising the objection threshold, and protecting each state's popular votes. lieutenant governor, we will go to your first for one minute. do you support this bill? >> we also what happened on january 6. we saw every conspiracy theory pedal, a senator attempt to take electors to the vice president. the senator's involvement lasted a matter of seconds. it ended up with a whole day of fault on the capital. we have to do as much as we can to protect our democracy. it is the very first plan of my campaign. a democracy and accountability agenda. if we modernize our electoral

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other policies say only with a warrant. >> yes. >> chief david murphy. good morning chair peskin, supervisor chan, supervisor mandelman. we work with the park inside the presidio and the college of fine arts that borders with presidio and we do work with those. we can put in if it's your best practice to put in a warrant with the body worn camera footage, we can do that going forward. >> i'm not telling you what to do but a way to address it one or the other. that is an option for you but it needs to be addressed in someway. >> i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you for that, supervisor chan. as we go on to the next policy, maybe you are the person as the former rec's and parks to ask you this one. which is the tenants reservation application. this is much more pedestrian than law enforcement stuff. raise a series of concerns with me for a number of reasons. one is that it sounded to me like in order to get a tenant's reservation, i had to go get a third party app. are there ways if i'm not an app person, i can get a reservation? this is