good morning,epn representative murphy. >> guest: good morning to you. hope you're doing well. >> host:or thanks again for joining us. let's start off by talking about the debt ceiling talks. can you give us the latest? where do things stand? >> guest: sadly enough, truthfully, doesn't sound like there's really been much progress made. each side is saying look this is what we want to do. the white house is think we want a clean debt ceiling, we want to raise things, we want to raise taxes. the republican side on the house is saying look, we're willing to ceiling but there have to be spending cuts. so far i'm not overly optimistic there will be an agreement today. >> host: have you started to panic? we've heard a lot about deadlines and what needs to be done in order for legislation to be passed before this ex-date, which may be june 1 at the earliest. are you worried that come use to might not be a deal today. are we getting to the time where i default is imminent or a strong possibility? >> guest: absolutely, i am worried.ar this should have been starte

jill murphy come if you will, ms. murphy, and for all the witnesses i know you've written statements, thank you for those, please do summarize the statements and stick to five minutes. thank you. >> midafternoon chairman pfluger, ranking member magaziner, and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the afternoons counterintelligence working against the people's republic of china and we set the eye works with members of u.s. intelligence community, public and private entities, the american people to protect the u.s. homeland from the communist government of china. our nation faces a wider than ever a rate of challenging threats we seem dacian such as china, russia and iran becoming more aggressive and more capable if their nefarious activity than ever before. these nations seek to undermine our core democratic values, our economic and scientific institutions. they employ a growing range of tactics to advance their interests and to harm the united states. defending american institutions and va

senator britt, you have teamed up with senator murphy.'s children and parents of those children need to figure out a way to deal with social media in a better way. tell us about the legislation you introduced with the senator. >> absolutely. we came to the table not as a democrat or republican, not as someone who sits on the left or right side of the aisle. we came to the table as concerned parents. as we look at what's happening across our country, you can look at the data and it speaks for itself from 2011 to 2019, depression more than doubled in our teenagers in this nation. we look at suicide and look at the increase there and we know the negative effects of social media on our kids. this is to protect our children. this is to put parents back in the driver's seat. >> dana: senator murphy i will show a graph. call for number 2 and 3. social media usage for that age group 13 to 17 has risen so dramatically over the last several years, right? you can see there are all different kinds. that's a question i wanted to ask you goes from yout

. >> sherman murphy, vice chair called, ranking member brett to see which norms of the subcommittee p thank you for the opportunity to testify today of the dangers of criminal organizations the types of activities involved and then attacked the cbp mission every day. illicit activities groups include smuggling of narcotics, weapons, cubans and financial crimes pose a significant ever-growing threat to our nation and the direct impact these groups operate across the world, based out of mexico some i will briefly discuss today. posing a direct danger such as the cbp mission. mexico -based tco's and follow the control of drugs in the u.s. oversee well-established logistical supply chains and maintain partnerships of criminal organizations in the u.s. to allow for product dissemination. in fiscal year 2020 more than 500,000 pounds of hard narcotics more than $76 million in illicit currency joint to activity. there are number of tco's operating throughout mexico behind those seizures, groups are able to exploit the lucrative smuggling corridors throughout the country. while it is nearly im

now here's dennis murphy with rear window. >> tanya priess never wanted to be a star witness least of all a murder investigation, but after that guy blurted out what he did she felt she had to come forward. >> would you live with it? could you live with all of that? >> and she found herself on the phone talking to a district attorney in upstate new york. tanya believed she knew who had done it, who had done the terrible thing at the convenience store on easter sunday many years ago. the store clerk abducted and never seen again. >> they probably only took maybe 60 seconds to do what they needed to do. >> what tanya reopened was a wound that had never healed in new york. >> i can't let it go. i won't let it go. >> i will die trying and fighting for her. >> if they think i'm going to walk away, they are mistaken, i will not. >> even today, just say the name heidi allen and swirl of memory come back, some of them fuzzy now, it was 1994 that missing girl, the van, was it blue or was it white? and did they get the guy that did it and sent him away? tanya was a teenager back then. did you f

i want to follow up on senator murphy is question. he asked you, ms.sabatino, with the impact of a 22% cut is. mr. mandryck and would ask you the same thing. how would that affect your agency and your ability to collect and analyze intelligence? >> thank you for the question. i would have significant effect on our capability both from a manpower and are functioning. we would not be able to support assembly we doo things like operation blue lotus that was mentioned that it would impact our geospatial analysis. so full-motion video, one of those as we combined come work for close with hsi and the pole came analysis, one of the things that are human w intelligence capability and program would suffer for many setbacks of a funding standpoint as well as the training, development, delivery for intelligence professionals and law enforcement professionals across agency. >> mr. millhollin, how will that bill affect your ability to investigate transactional tcos? >> thank you for the question. hsi's job is growing increasingly complicated over the last several y

we are back with representative greg murphy.a republican from north carolina, a member of the house ways and means committee and we will be discussing this stalemate over raising the debt ceiling and other republican priorities. guest: it good morning to you. host: thank you for joining us. let's start by talking about the debt ceiling talks. can you give us the latest? where do things stand? guest: sadly enough, it does not sound like there is much progress made. each side is saying this is what we want to do. the white house is saying we want a clean debt ceiling and want to raise taxes. the republican site says we are willing to raise the debt ceiling but there has to be spending cuts. so far i'm not overly optimistic there will be an agreement today. host: have you started to panic? we have heard a lot about deadlines and what needs to be done in order for legislation to be passed before this x date, which may be june 1 at the earliest. you said there might not be a deal today. are we getting to the time where a default is e

>> tonight, the long list of concerns about the ultra conservative court, and senator chris murphy on what senate then democrats plan to do about. it then, a second accuser takes the witness stand of the former president -- vacations in europe. we'll have the shocking testimony from inside the trump trial. plus, congresswoman ilhan omar on the man arrested for vandalizing her office, and setting fires to minnesota mosques. and -- he's the so-called woke mine virus eating away at republican brains? >> no, no. not at all. that's bs. totally, totally bs. >> jamelle bouie online anti woke obsession is costing republicans with ordinary voters, when all in starts right now -- >> good evening, from washington, i'm mehdi hasan in for chris hayes. they are nearly 1800 federal judges in the united states, and all but nine of them are subject to a federal code of ethics. because, of course, the nine justices of the supreme court, the nine most powerful jurist's in the united states -- nine of the most powerful people in our government, are accountable to no one but themselves. today, the senate

they are robert russell, james o'toole and a private murphy. we only know his first initial which is p. so you walk up to somebody say happy how you do and see how that works. they have to go on foot more than 30 miles through sand and mosquitoes to the abandoned stockade at butler and there they find russell and murphy waiting them with the boat their guide. there was lieutenant william mccardle of the second florida. he leaves them there breckinridge has a fair amount of gold with him he pays him he pays murphy for the boat because murphy claims it's his and he says he feels like he wants to do something more for mcardle. so he thanked him and said he would like to promote him to major. this is kind of pointless at this stage of the war, but at least it's little something. but that wasn't enough. mcardle he didn't appear to be at all happy. and so breckinridge said to him, well, speak up, my good man, what can i do for you? and as breckinridge told the story later, mcardle said, well, you see, general, there's a fella in our outfit. what he d

stuart: wait, mike murphy is a dip buyer?can make money, absolutely. nike is a quality name. they are the best, they are the number one in the space, and i have my nike on here. it's a great company that's i don't agree with all their political movements, but i do think that they are operated very well. they have been able to make money in good economies and bad economies, and they will be backup in those high 100-170-180 range soon. stuart: i was going to ask you how much you pay for your sneakers but i'm not doing that because it's at least a thousand bucks. panama palontier. >> okay, it came out became public peter thiel's company was at $45 a share came down to $6 a share and now today a new 52 week high north of $13. artificial intelligence is going to help this company a lot so they continue to get contracts, they continue to get both government contracts, and contracts from the private sector, but this is a company that i think got washed out with the ipo sell-off over the course of the last 12 months , but if you look

here again is dennis murphy. >> the shooter was no more than a police artist rendering.ut his victim was quite different. there was a very complete picture of 36 year old rusty snyderman, a loving husband, father, brother and son who had grown outside of cleveland. mother and father -- >> in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing? >> smiling, making happy in life. he was wonderful to be around. >> really was. >> but behind the wide grand and nice guy demeanor, was a determined and ambitious businessman. rusty had spent time in the corporate world but was now itching to go the jobs route. rusty's wife andrea out more than anybody understood. she backed rusty when he wanted to focus on a start-up. >> they were really partners in every way shape and form. whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think that they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage had seemed solid to people who known them. which is why details that came out later surprised everyone. >> for, now rusty's grief stri

. >> senator murphy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here today. mr. chairman, i wanted to ask a few questions about the future vertical lift program. first of all, it is the first opportunity to talk about this in this subcommittee. mr. chairman, as you know, i along with senator blumenthal made a series of requests to the army to get a briefing on the flower award. and was denied that briefing by the army multiple times. i think this subcommittee, and more broadly the appropriations subcommittee has to rigorously guard our equities when it comes to getting information from the army and the administration when it comes to contract awards. in fact, the regulations governing the awarding of contracts carves out a specific role for congress to be briefed on these matters, even while the award is pending. i hope this committee will continue to work on what i think is a misaligned equilibrium right now between the administration, department of defense and this committee. when it comes to how much information is shared. miss wormuth, i wanted to talk about

all it took with a look in fact four lead active mike murphy to see what happened to major shannon's bedroom was highly intentional >> it was intentional, he was executed. the intruder placed a gun to his had, placed into his head, shot. >> joan? the shock of it did not help, or the fact that she was sound asleep when it happened. by the time she calm down enough to talk to police she was not very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i don't know if i saw, or just had a feeling of somebody just leaving the room. but, i format as a shadow. >> did you see a shadow, or did you tell the police it was like a shadow? >> it was just movement, a shadow that left. >> >> she tried to follow behind the hallway but she is worried about the safety of the children so she returned back to the bedroom and that is where she made the 9-1-1 call. >> the children, joan and david 's oldest daughter daisy was out of town, but the two young boys, just seven and ten, slept through it all. unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth who told th

the cdc is warning of a salmonella outbreak linked to papa murphy's cookie dough. and a survey done in sonoma county finds most of the residents are concerned about finding and affordable place to live. also, wal-mart agreed to pay half a million dollars as part of a settlement reached with california over illegal weapons sales. >> 6.14, the time and some ferry trips around the bay area are about to get a little bit faster. the oakland ferry terminal has 4 new clean energy vessels that they say will not only be 85% cleaner but cut trips by about 15 minutes. the converted ferries are part of a push from the city of oakland to reduce pollution. besides oakland. the new ferries will also serve richmond and south san francisco. cloverdale police are warning people be on the lookout. a mountain lion was spotted along the river park trail. >> yesterday morning we have highlighted there responding officers could not find him. and so now they're just reminding you if you outline don't approach it, try to make yourself look as biggest possible. make a lot of noise and then

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do from the papa murphy's takehand bake stores.a murphy's has temporarily stop selling both of those types of do. and they say that if you have it, either one, you're asked to throw it out. our 9.37. on the clock. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new report is shedding light on the impact that social media has on young people and their mental health. >> electric, everything from hot rods to speed boats. a look at the many green ways to get around at the electrify get around at the electrify expo. i'm rich salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> 9.40, right now. and teens and smartphones go hand in hand. but according to the u.s. surgeon general, constant scrolling is having a negative effect on our kids. mental health doctor, vivek murphy earthy pointed out that a group there's a growing body of research. now that these platforms

and the cdc warning of a salmonella outbreak linked to papa murphy's cookie dough. a survey is being done in sonoma county. it found most of their residents are concerned about finding an affordable place to live. walmart. they agreed to pay half a million dollars as part of a settlement reached with california over illegal weapons sales. well, get ready for another warm summer. most of the country, including california, could get higher than average temps. that's all according to a new forecast from the national oceanic atmospheric administration say california has much of a 40% chance warmer weather, especially in the northern part of the state. >> all you wander law that were whether we're talking about will my wednesday be could take a little warm, really big lee joining us live get up to speed there. good morning, brittany. yeah, rise and it's not going to be as warm as monday, but it's still going to be on the warmer side. we'll talk about everything you need to know walking out the door right now. you can see it's really going to be about those conditions. ag

was in office, there was a article about if the democrats should get something, and senator chris murphy said, everything is negotiatable, and why should we give away a vote to pass a debt ceiling, and then at the time, dick durbin added, put me in that camp of the democrats looking for leverage, and why okay to talk then and not now? >> it is okay to talk about the leverage, but when you are talking about the speaker and the majority leader, you are down to serious business. we know in the heart of hearts what has to be done. and speaker mccarthy waited for the last moment and without any committee hearings moved forward and got just barely enough votes, and then said, wait until we see how close we get to the debt. we cannot and must avoid debt. >> in your heart of hearts do, you think that people must talk? >> yes, people must come to their common sense and get this revolved and not at the expense of the american people. >> and now, coming to the supreme court ethics, the chief justice asked you to come to testify, and all nine justices came on to say, no, thanks, and what do you say

we have chief murphy, commanders and deputy chief from bart police. we have a partnership thanks to our mayor and governor with chp not to far from here. all of those things matter, because we want people when they come to this city, when they're getting to the city to enjoy the experiences on our public transportation. to enjoy their experiences as they walk to where ever they're walking to. when they park their cars make sure that they don't come back to broken glass. those are things that are important and things that we're committed. statistically year to date, we're doing better. let's make no mistake, the biggest crime is theft, the biggest crime category. we're down about 1,000 crimes. now statistically that's better, but if you're one of the 10,000 people victimized you probably don't want to hear that. if you're walking around anywhere in the city, and you have a bad experience, you're probably don't care about statistics. so we have to minimize those bad experiences. that does not happen without people. that does not happen without investmen

back to you. >> dan murphy in istanbul.. >>> and this morning, watching the major equity index moving sharply lower. let's discuss turkey and bring in steven schoenfeld steven, great to have you here. >> good morning, frank. >> i'm sure you are watching what is going on in turkey with the election what is the issue with the election and runoff stcheduled for later this month >> politically, it is a big disappointment for the opposition this was their best chance in over a decade to win control many polls expected them to win in the first round erdogan really had more support in the heartland than many observers expected and the dropout of the leading opposition candidate just before the election did not help the opposition i think erdogan has the edge in the runoff it will be volatile in the next two weeks as we move to the runoff election on may 28th. >> turkey is the nexus point when it comes to europe and asia it also has close ties to russia i want to get back to the implications we are seeing the lira at historic lows

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the murphy company is active in the field of producing oxygen therapy equipment for babies related to the special care of babies. this device provides the air needed by premature babies in the first days of tanim's birthday he says that he is born prematurely, how come they are not perfect yet , and i can't fully receive the breathing and the amount of oxygen in the air , considering the percentage of completion of their lungs and the month and day they are born, they should be given medical care one percent earlier. the purity of oxygen prescribes, it is transferred to the baby with our device and it continues to live until the beard is complete and formed. the oxygen air combining device replaces the oxygen generator in the neonatal care department. it is one of the requirements of the general administration, which has a number of hands above the head of each special care bed. and air and oxygen combiner must be installed due to complications the bad side is that it provides 100% oxygen to babies and causes organ defects and inefficiency of components such as the eyes of babies. the

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robert johnson, victoria murphy, they helped us through it.elp to understand why this is so important to them and to everyone here in this country and for all the countries under the commonwealth. so it was a momentous and exciting day and we are happy to be a part of it and i will throw it back to you, jamaica in the studio and i will call you my queen. >> deborah: oh, michael strahan, you know how to hit a high note. i appreciate you for that flyby for over. we are trying to get all caught up with the british lingo amid all the pomp and circumstance. you did a fantastic job and one of the most highly anticipated moments of the morning all eyes on the balcony at buckingham palace. everyone watching and just waiting to see who would make an appearance. larez is there. she has been there all morning with that moment that really sets the tone for king charles' reign. larca james cook good morning to you both of you. >> good morning. great to see you guys. we had such an incredible day. this is truly a front row seat to that moment the balcony sh

mike murphy with us for the hour.ike, i've been asking this all morning to a lot of our guests, market guests, they say or some of them say, look, we've got a huge drop coming in the immediate future, big drop. you're not in that camp, i know you're not. >> i'm not and there's a lot of risk but there's always risk and the debt ceiling that could make markets choppier and whip saw them as negotiations go on and we talk about all the time, long term the market goes one direction and that's up so could we have a pullback? of course we could. that's always in the cards and as an investor, you know that at any time there could be something geopolitical, something external or something market related or economy relate that had causes the stocks to pull back short term. stuart, look at today. microsoft at a new 52-week high. today as we speak. nvidia, today, new 52-week high as we speak. there's companies out there that are performing, that are giving shareholders what they want and being rewarded with new highs. stuart: put

>> reporter: state democratic lawmakers including governor phil murphy's pushing back, that any notionely investigated the whale deaths a statement reading in part, there is no evidence of specific lengths between recent whale mortalities and ongoing surveys for offshore wind development. in the absence of such evidence the murphy administration will continue to pursue the offshore wind development goals amid the urgent climate crisis. various groups presented a variety of other theories, impact of climate change, warming waters, shifting food sources to shifts in shipping activity. ashley? >> hope they get to the bottom of it. molly, thank you very much, appreciate it. now this black residents of california could soon cash million dollar checks after a reparations panel recommends those payments but for some it is not enough. watch. >> the unequivocal number from 1860s, for 40-acres today is $200 million, for each and every african-american. number is two. ashley: 200 million, kelly o'grady will have that full report next. ♪. pods biggest sale of the year is now extended! save up to 3

so what does governor murphy say? you won a 30 to 60-day pause. are you going to get that?'s doable. more people are waking up to the hypocrisy of the murphy administration, the hypocrisy of groups like green peace and the sierra club. we're getting ready to start the summer season, which is integral to us. people don't want whales and dolphins showing up in pursuit of bind whig, which we have to take a long hard look at the return on investment for big wind. >> martha: there's a huge story. how much does green power really cost and what are the sacrifice that's are married for it. we'll keep digging on this. thanks, senator testa. we'll keep on this story. >> thanks for having us. >> martha: you saw us the past few days. we were at king charles coronation over the weekend. lots of pomp and circumstance. then they had a big party sunday night. watch the royals dance. members of the royal family. getting out there. getting a groove on. the kids were out there. prince edward. look at them all. there's sophie. inches the duchess of edinboro. lionel richie was there and so exci

do from papa murphy's. take and bake pizza stores. papa murphy's has temporarily stop selling both types of go. if you happen to have either products and the rescue to just roll them out. >> the u.s. surgeon general is getting involved. he's trying to warn people about the mental health dangers when kids use a lot of social media, the u.s. official issuing an advisory and what he calls a youth mental health crisis. he says while there are some benefits to social media, it's also contributing to the harms that kids are experiencing. the surgeon general cites a 2019 study that shows teenagers who spend more than 3 hours a day on social media are twice as likely to experience depression and anxiety. he's also calling for more action from lawmakers and technology companies to address the crisis. >> next up in sports, guys, trying to make it 2 in a row over minnesota in the twin cities. jason's going to tell cities. jason's going to tell us if they made it. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable.

percentage drops on the major averages and mike murphy with us and has stock picks with him.y fortunate stock pick, uber, up 7% and you own it. >> i do and it's gone through growing pains but uber is on its way to profitability and earnings came out this morning and they beat, stuart, in every category they're measured on. ridership up, delivery up, revenue up, this is a company that's on it is way to profitability and that's why it's up 8% today in a down market. stuart: their year on year revenue in the last 12 months it went up 29%. gigantic. >> the question was whether they were going to be able to become a profitable business. that's no longer a question. this company is on it is way to being an extremely profitable company and have a lot of levers to pull to increase that profitability. stuart: now, you brought with you your stock picks and ones that you like and would buy. chegg is on the screen, that is down 50% today because of the impact of ai on their business. go ahead. >> to clarify, i would not recommend buying check here and to say in the earnings they came out

real investigators claim surveillance video shows murphy getting away with cash registers after breakinge business , and they suspect he's responsible for the similar burglary of another flower shop in the same neighborhood. that business had a cash register stolen yesterday years ago, murphy was sentenced to five years in prison for breaking into businesses and pacifica san carlos millbrae in half moon bay . he was also accused of stealing stuffed animals from san leandro flower shop. republican primary debate won't happen until august, and the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary are still eight months away, but as foxes lucas tomlinson reports the race for the republican presidential nomination is already heating up. the governor, rhonda saint is officially kicks off his ground campaign in iowa later this month. he's busy trying to kneecap his current rival, former president trump, saying he thinks the gop s top contender is moving to the left happened to donald trump. this is a different guy today than when he was running in 2015 and 2016, and i think i think the direction that he

i've got mike murphy with me.all street and investing, what job would you be doing? >> that's pretty easy, i'd be following jim harbaugh's footsteps, i would be a coach or a teacher trying to help kids in some way. stuart: really? you can teach? >> i can communicate with kids i think a lot better sometimes than with adults. stuart: you've got a lot of kids. >> i do. stuart: murphy, you're all right. >>> new york city hosting nearly 38,000 migrants costing the city $8 million a day. we'll break down numbers for you. ing congressman jim comber urging the justice department to hold off on charging hunter biden for one more day. roll tape. >> tomorrow's going to to be a bad day for the white house, and it's going to be the interesting to see what joe biden has to say. these are some very serious charges. stuart: told fox they're going to reveal damning evidence against the bidens tomorrow. judicial watch president tom fitton on that after this. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pr

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up front now is doctor murphy.t affects a lot of people not just to hear it but they may say that okay, true, but this is not a health crisis. this is not something like that, you say it is. why? >> well, i'll be honest erin, i thought about it too. when i was in medical school i did not learn about loneliness and isolation. but when i became a doctor i start to see more of my patients were struggling with it. when i became a surgeon general back in 2015, i started to encounter or people all across america who are struggling with loneliness. i looked into it and i came to see two critical things. one, loneliness is extraordinarily common. when into adults say that they have experienced loneliness. >> about half. >> the numbers are actually greater among kids. but the other critical piece is that loneliness has profound consequences for our health, both our mental health and physical health. that is what makes it a public health issue. >> you right after my job ended i felt ashamed to reach out to friends i had igno

senator murphy talked about why this was not something that should happen.now, i want to play this for you all. >> i don't want to give joe biden advice, but i think we should do our job. i think that's a precedent to just absolve congress from being adults. >> seems like president biden actually agrees with chris murphy, because we've got heather boushey saying that congress needs to do its job. >> i think the american people wanted to do its job. they want them to do their job. it's really interesting, when i watched the trump town hall, a lot of the stuff they said was devastating. this idea that he was goading the republicans saying, let us default. we know the only person that benefits during the election season is if the country is in complete economic chaos. he would benefit from that. listening very closely to what wall street leaders are saying, trump does not know what he's talking about, he recognizes that not only by defaulting on the debt ceiling, millions of americans will get impacted, they will -- we might have a whole workforce layup for the

here is dennis murphy with the collector. >> if you travels take you to the ozarks in southwestern missouri, that splendid lake country, you maybe have passed or trout fishing on the mind. or perhaps you are heady to catch the stage shows. but there was no tour guide that would have directed you to this modest home in springfield, missouri and that is a shame, because it was an old curiosity shot that was well worth seeing. floor to ceiling collectibles. valuable stuff everywhere the the eye landed. but still, every object just so. think, quarters. >> anything from coins to arrowheads to, he had probably 10 to 15,000 books. >> they can to golden state, gems. >> bayonnets from world war i and just all kinds of stuff. a lie cannon. >> but did these collectors who had such a knack for finding treasure have a less discerning eye when it came to sizing up people? did that go towards explaining the dreadful toll in that house on that evening. >> i said that he is off in some way. i don't know. he could be a psychopath or something. it scares me. >> on april 30th, 2014, did they fall prey to someb

here is dennis murphy, with secrets and seattle. >> seattle a small tattoo at the back, a nexus with signs of strangulation. detective is sent to a patch of trees and bobby undergrowth near the seattle airport runways, because there's a certain. . >> another seven years ahead, answering the questions of all homicides, who, and why? >> before the crime scene photos of the medical examiners findings, before she became the chilling words, the victim. finding a dearlove person named nikki. nikki peace, life and daughter, sister and friend. >> she seems to be able to uplift people in ways that none of us knew how to do. >> she had a way to make you smile. she had a way to let you know that everything will be okay. >> gayle was her mother. >> he was sunshine. she was the kind of person where when she walked into a room, the room let up. >> here is nikki, and her sister tanya, and the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> it's nikki or annoying kid sister, or a cool kid? >> she was an annoying kid sister, very. moments systems on dressing us alike. >> and high

papa murphy's is temporarily stop selling both of those items. if you have either of the products they're telling wrong way. >> well, the city of alameda is warning people about a scam where people are pretending to be workers for the city. apparently the scammers are posing as inspectors and they say that there working at the permits enter and if you don't give them your credit card information, something bad's going to happen to you. the city says that's not how they do business. so if you ever get a call like that, verify that the employee actually works for them. and if anything sounds suspicious, it's probably a scam. so just be careful about that. >> it's 7.41 and people are still wondering who is going to be the number one quarterback for the forty-niners brock purdy is still recovering from his still recovering from his injury. we're going to t martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my ec

here again is dennis murphy with "betrayed." >> reporter: melissa lewis' cellphone was looking to beunlock the mystery of what happened to her the night of her murder. >> the phone stayed with the person that we believe took melissa. >> reporter: now they were focused on miami gardens where the phone had been stationary for several hours after the murder. police asked melissa's best friend, debra villegas, if she knew anyone who lived in that area. >> debbie says, "my husband, tony, who i'm going through a divorce with." >> reporter: debra was dumbstruck. tony? melissa? >> he would have no reason to do this to melissa. she's never done anything to him. >> reporter: so you're telling the detectives, "you're looking at the wrong guy." >> yeah. >> reporter: did tony know melissa? >> he had met her a few times, you know, over the years, but we weren't social. >> reporter: debra told police she and tony had been married for 17 years and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had then moved into a house in miami gardens with a friend. for twenty years, he'd wo