murphy with a good stop there.had: blake moore a member of the ways and means committee, budget committee. he has four boys. he coaches their little league team. john: trying to strike a blow for the republicans here. this ball all the way to the backstop. the run will cross. that is a four spot for the republicans here in the bottom of the first inning. a wild pitch to the back stop. and now runners at first and third. only two hits, but a lack of control from deluzio. g.o.p. making him pay for it. chad: huizenga to the plate now, playing shortstop for the republican squad. john: he will look at a ball that gets the inside corner. and ahead of the count, something that has eluded deluzio for a lot of the bottom of the first. the 0-1. swing and a miss. huizenga in a hole, 0-2. chad: huizenga played in two game, 1-2 in those games. john: democrats try to get out of this, ahead in the count a ball up and in. another stolen base taken. chad: weren't even holding him on with huffman at first base. john: moore will move

senator murphy, ureat three decades. senator murphy, treat to three decades.es. senator murphy, great to have you _ three decades. senator murphy, great to have you with _ three decades. senator murphy, great to have you with us. - great to have you with us. thank you. meanwhile, the leader of the wagner mercenary group has rejected russia's attempt to bring his men under the direct control of the defence ministry. it's the latest stage in a very public dispute between the russian military and yevgeny prigozhin, who has supplied soldiers for some of russia's toughest battles in ukraine. 0lga robinson of bbc verify has been looking at how yevgeny prigozhin became such a prominent figure and critic of russia's military. this is yevgeny prigozhin, founder of the wagner mercenary group and a key figure in russia's war in ukraine. just yesterday he recorded this message defying the russian defence minister. prigozhin has been posting messages like this a lot recently. in putin's russia, such open criticism of the authorities would land most in trouble. to understan

senator chris murphy. [applause] sen. murphy: how amazing are these guys?plause] [cheers and applause] they deserve a big, big standing ovation. [cheers and applause] thank you, lucy, tre, lea. listen. i uh meant what i said this morning. there is no anti-gun violence movement that wins without young people. this is your movement. you are seeing it in real life. [cheers and applause] um, let me just take one quick point of personal privilege. um, i get to engage in this fight every single day alongside the best delegation in the country. you saw senator blumenthal appear earlier. i am also join here today by three members of the house delegation. give them a big round of applause. [applause] they are all fighters. so, i'm the only thing standing between you and the president of the united states. [laughter] so i'm going to get right to the point. um, and the point is this -- the bipartisan safer communities act that we are celebrating on and talking about today would not have happened without joe biden. [applause] when we say it's been 30 years since we bea

i'm going to turn the stage over to patrick murphy. so please join me in giving him a really warm welcome today. thank you. thank you. thank you, emily. and thank you all for turning out. what a great what a great turnout today on such a cold day. i appreciate that. missouri historical society has been a wonderful help in putting this book together with all their wonderful documents and and photographs. and they were just there, just wonderful people and just a great treasure for for the saint louis community. so how many of you out there identify to some degree as being irish. okay. is there anybody who does not in some way identify with being i? okay. well, good. thanks for coming anyway. both of you. i grew up with the perception of being irish and it started at a very early in fact, the first time i actually remember becoming aware there in some sense that i was a part of some subgroup group of of the species called irish. i was about five years old and, and it was at the downtown famous bar when i visited santa claus. now, some of

eddie murphy!cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is great to have you here. look at this. people get excited, you know? you probably get that every time you walk into the coffee bean, i'm sure. >> no, no, it's always nice to hear. >> jimmy: how are you doing? did you feel that earthquake last night? >> a little. i realized i felt the earthquake when i got to work and they were talking about it. it was like, oh, yeah, i did feel the earthquake. [ laughter ] i thought i was dreaming. >> jimmy: have you ever been in a big one, one of the big ones? >> i was in the northridge quake. >> jimmy: did you live near that one? >> no, but you could feel it. >> jimmy: yeah, you felt it everywhere. >> house was shaking, it was crazy. >> jimmy: it's scary, yeah. it makes you realize. even eddie murphy is subject to the whims of the planet. [ laughter and applause ] congratulations. you got the cecil b. demille award. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i know -- i know how mu

eddie murphy is -- listen, i meet famous people all the time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: eddie murphy is a guythological in a lot of ways. >> totally, totally. >> jimmy: you, however, have known him since 1982, i believe, this photograph, this incredible photograph was taken. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, this is a "little rascals" sketch, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you playing darla from "the little rascals"? >> i am. >> jimmy: eddie murphy playing buckwheat. then we've got robert blake. >> that's right, robert blake. >> jimmy: what do you remember about robert on this evening? >> remember what i told you about my psychic memory? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes? nothing? >> nothing. i remember nothing. i'm -- it's lucky i remember that that was darla i was playing. >> jimmy: is that real or your lawyers told you to say you don't remember anything? [ laughter ] you're pleading the fifth? what about eddie murphy? almost a teenager here, right? >> yeah, totally. we both were on the show when -- we started when we were 21. and so that was, like, 70, 80 years ago. [ laughter ] and it was funny because wor

mike murphy joining me this morning. great to see you, mike. the question i have for you right off the top, will big tech continue to lead this market? the megacap stocks and the very few stocks that have been leading the way. >> good morning, ash. great to see you. big tech will continue to lead and this is where we're getting innovation and we've talked about it for years now. these are the companies, apple, look at amazon, microsoft, all though amazon sold off, it's now starting to rally. this is where you're getting the innovation from and you're going to see money continue to move for people who want to see continued eps growth, and that's what we're getting from big tech. so the point is for people watching at home, rather than trying to trade this or sell on rallies and buy on dips, they should be investing in big tech and staying long big tech for their future because -- future because this is the growth for now. tesla had a huge runup last september and then a selloff after elmore bought twitter and now a huge rally from the -- elon mu

mike murphy with me for the hour.t because china is obviously slowing down, europe is slowing down, and there are real worries about the global economy and us. >> yeah. jimmy's a tough act -- stuart: have i got it wrong? >> i'd love to come in with a joke to the match jimmy, but we had a massive rally. you can focus overseas if you like. we had a massive rally, and thousand the market's digesting. -- now the market's digesting. there could be reasons for it, but i think the rally's real. i think where we are right now the market needed to take a breath, it needs to kind of build a base here before making that next push higher. there's a lot of things you can point to, but what i'd really like to focus on is halfway through the year we've had a phenomenal rally to start the year, and a lot of companies are in a great position. the economy's in a good position. we have the fed that's going to be done for the back half of the year, so i think this rally can continue. just taking a breath right now. stuart: you're always

cole murphy, a chance to redeem himself. >> jac: from 47. and murphy's kick -- is good! expires, we got a tie ball game. >> jason: really impressive. a great drive. snap, hold, kick. never a doubt. big time. not easy. missed a field goal earlier in the ball game. come right back. stick to your fundamentals. well done. >> jac: we're headed to overtime in the north d division championshipip. 27 apipiece, end of regulation. >> jac: so, thanks to cole murphy and that clutch leg of his, we are headed to overtime. chance to head to the championship on the line. championship next saturday night, so, let's get a little refresher here on the overtime rules. it's a best of three shootout from the opposing defense's 2 yard line. each successful scoring attempt will receive two points. if the score is tied, continue until a tie breaker. the winner of the coin toss can select to start on offense or defense. and the teams will alternate one-play possession from the line. the team with the most points after three plays tiwins. if tied after, sudden death to determine the winner. scores

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senator murphy joins me now. first of all, i want to congratulate you.pened to be two of the rare senators who have ever gotten gun reform passed. he did in the 1990s, including an assault 1990s including in assault weapons ban, and you lead with this. do you think that there is momentum, given how angry young people are, and how much they are demanding change, and the fact that, actually, something passed, in the world didn't fall apart? >> yes, the short answer is, absolutely. momentum is on our side, and i think we are entering a ten-year period of time in which we will wind, regularly, on behalf of kids, and families. but, it is heartbreaking to listen to that clip of president obama the university of harper ten years ago, and think, it took us a decade to do the right thing, to pass a law, let some of the bipartisan safer communities act that enjoys 80 to 90% support amongst americans. you are right, the sky did not fall for republicans, and that was the theory we were testing. we wanted to show republicans, those who voted that the last year, they

we want to look at oil dan murphy hit the pressure facing oil wti crude is $68 down more than 2.5% thisk on the corporate stories with pippa ste vvens >> a developing story this morning. the maritime association which represents terminal operators says labor disruptions and labor union actions forced it to shutdown at the port of seattle. leaders are pushing back accusing the port operator of leveraging one sided information and adding the ports are open for business this is part of the ongoing labor dispute for new contracts between the ports and workers and is contributing to the longest port disruption since 2015 >>> else's where, former jpmorgan chase executive jes staley wrapping up the first week of testimony over his relationship with jeffrey epstein. this allowed the banker allowed the sex trafficking and ignored the red flags. >>> and novartis is buying chinook for $3.5 billion shares are up 67% this morning frank. >> pippa, thank you. >>> turning attention back to wall street. markets are nearing the halfway point of the trading month s&p is in bull market territory. it is not

. -- secretly recorded in the last hour hala, here's dennis murphy with death of a golden girl. >> newwas arriving on the shoe very night by miami standard, but temps in the low 60 weren't enough to -- and hear diving into the sizzle was a couple from michigan, paula sladewski and kevin klym, down from detroit for an impulse long holiday weekend. >> how did the idea for let's go down to miami came from? >> paula. >> she didn't skip on herself, she liked to live the good life and going down to south beach that was it. >> down and back, hit the clubs, do some shots and hello 2010. >> it was great, we had it all figured out we would go to south beach celebrate the new year come back on monday. >> but come monday the living boyfriend girlfriend pair were not on a play to detroit, rather kevin klym was a worried guy, mentoring down paltry line boulevard in a city he didn't know looking for his girlfriend paula, she was missing. paula, the aspiring model with blond hair cascading down her back had absolutely vanished. looking back maybe if lady gaga hadn't been booked at the hotel for new ye

and i see this fellow down the end of the bar, eddie murphy. that's his name. i can say his name because this is on the public record and it's been in the newspapers. and i knew he was a cop i didn't know much else about it. he was maybe six or eight years older than me. so i engaged in conversation to get some insight about things from him and to share news with him. so joe smirking here because he already read the book and and anyway, this it just hard to believe in this day and age because thank god and this is one of my themes, too, at the end of the book, law enforcement in america in general has so much over the last half century and become so much more professionalized. and for the problems we hear about and all the police shootings and other, the fact is that things are so much better and police are so much more professional now for whole host of reasons than than they were. i mean, 50 years ago, brutality was accepted routine in the big cities and corruption, i found out, was accepted routinely because i engaged guy eddie murphy in conversation. and he

it“s manchester, here is paul murphy. the atmosphere here is unreal.e place isn“t excitement and anticipation and the place isn't even full yet. there are 6000 fans turning up here before 8pm. it“s 6000 fans turning up here before 8pm. it's an hour or so away. they are dancing to djs, watching the big screens. people who for many reasons can make it to istanbul but wanted to come here for that shared experience, to have a chance to be together, as a fan, as a fan club, as a community. we“ve together, as a fan, as a fan club, as a community. we've been talking to a couple of them in the queue. absolutely buzzing. we wanna bring it home. ., ., , , . it home. come on boys in blue. we need them- — it home. come on boys in blue. we need them. excited. _ it home. come on boys in blue. we need them. excited. yeah. - it home. come on boys in blue. we need them. excited. yeah. wigan l it home. come on boys in blue. we i need them. excited. yeah. wigan are when 3-1. need them. excited. yeah. wigan are when 3-1- m — need them. excited. yeah. wigan are when 3-1. i

askdennis murphy: what hadyta. happened on that back staircase?at back staircase? from almost the moment he was retained, defense attorney david ridden thought that he was innocent. >> no one thought michael could have every heart -- harm kathleen. indeed, there was never a shred of evidence that they had ever had so much as a loud argument. >> in court, he laid out a straightforward scenario for the jury. >> the truth is that kathleen peterson, after drinking someone and some champagne, and taking some volume, try to walk up a narrow, poorly lit stairway in flip-flops. she fell and she bled to death. >> just as the prosecution had, the defense put the couples marriage front and center. telling the jury it was more or less perfect. >> everywhere they went, people noticed. michael looking at kathleen with a kind of pride that you just don't fake. under cross examination, even bradley escort said that he told him how much he loved his wife. >> and his emails, unlike most of my guys, he had a great relationship. most of my clients don't want to talk

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it turns out eddie murphy can't do it. i'm like -- [laughter] i'm number two to eddie murphy. both. >> jason: yeah, obviously. but when you can't get any murphy, you call me. [laughter] >> jimmy: do you ever imagine in your life you would be the guide they would call after eddie murphy? >> jason: no, that is the biggest compliment i have ever had in my life. >> jimmy: and he dropped out of literally every single thing, right? >> jason: i got your back, eddie. [laughter] >> jimmy: i want to ask you about this photograph because this is, i assume, it happens in hawaii. you are deep sea fishing there. [cheers and applause] none of the other guys are wearing one of these. [laughter] >> jason: that is traditional. i'm doing a show, on a creator and writer and director and producer and actor on this apple series called "chief of war." it is set in hawaii. that is what i wear every day and i was just getting ready for the role because i like to get into character and so i was canning my white ass. it was like, you just happen to take a little photo. >> jimmy: this is the latest in fi

the last time we have seen anything like this and was mostly parents oriented when governor murphy put the masked mandates in place. >> this is happening across the state here, do you think this is going to spread further to the state, do you think middletown is one example of we are going to continue to see this across new jersey and the country? >> i believe so. i believe the board of eds are standing up, middletown has an amazing leadership in place in the board of ed and they really are leaders and i feel that a lot of surrounding towns watch us to see what we are doing and almost get courage behind them for what our board of ed does for us. >> what have your children told you about this? what's their difference been in school? >> so, honestly, my children pretty much stay to themselves. they go to school, they are happy to be in school, they do their thing, they come home, they do their sports, they do their activities. most of what i hear about the transgender topic is from other parents. other parents will say this is what i hear, or this is what's happening, or did you know thi

unless they are aficionados of horseracing have never heard of isaac murphy. richard is a very distinguished historian and abolitionism magically black evolutionism has released a biography of samuel pringle lord who was a former slave for marilyn. start his career in canada as an editor in an auto biographer. who ends up ultimately a very important abolitionist and antislavery circles in the 1840s and 50s. ends up exiling himself america at the time of the civil war. but left a remarkable record of the story of a former fugitive slave out of maryland built a career of journalist, auto biographer and a commentator on slavery in the united states. he is one of the abolitionist most americans have never heard ofnc. stuart what is the importance of shining a light on more obscure biographies? >> all lives matter. all life scout. there are some remarkable people in history who did not as much evidence, papers, materials, they did not become a novelist and write novels they did not become famous politicians and the public eye for years and years. they lived interes

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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

senator chris murphy led negotiations on the bipartisan safer communities act. now live from the university of hartford, which is hosting the president today. senator, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. the white house today announcing steps that it is taking to expand youth mental health investments under that law you helped pass. you spoke with the president this morning. what are your goals for today's summit? >> we are excited to have president biden here in hartford with us. we are proud of the law we passed last year. 30 years we did nothing when it came to protecting our kids and our communities from gun violence. last summer, we passed the bipartisan safer communities act. it includes five major changes. it has $15 billion in it for school safety, community anti-gun violence programs and mental health investments. i'm glad the president announced today they will make it easier for schools to get access to that funding. what i want to do today with the president is really celebrate the progress we have made. we are passing laws at the fed

and most americans, unless they're aficionados of horse racing, have never heard of isaac murphy, richard has a who's who's a very distinguished historian of abolitionism and a particular black abolitionism has produced a biography of samuel ringgold ward, who was a former slave from maryland, who starts his career in canada as an editor, and then another biographer who ends up ultimately lee, a very important abolitionist in an anti-slavery circles, the 1840s and fifties, but up exiling himself from america by the time of the civil war, but left a remarkable record of the story of a a former fugitive slave out of maryland who builds career as a journalist, editor, newspapers, auto biographer and brilliant commentator hater on the meaning of race and slavery in the united states, he's one of those abolitionists that most have never heard of. what's the importance of shining a light on more biographies. well, that all lives matter and lives count and there are some remarkable people in history who didn't leave as much evidence, papers, materials. you know, they become novelists and write 1

you know, stroll down, put, you know, downtown we're happy to have you with the first of what mayor murphyopes becomes an annual tradition. >> in pinole philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> president biden took a fall while on stage at the u.s. air force academy commencement in colorado springs today. he tripped on a black sand bag that was on the stage to hold the teleprompter in place. so wouldn't. >> blow over. >> he had delivered the commencement address and that fall there happened just after biden handed out the last diploma. the white house communications director posted on twitter saying the president is fine. mister biden state through the end of the ceremony this afternoon, gop presidential candidate front runner donald trump commented on biden's fall. >> he actually fell down. well, i hope he was unhurt. i know he hurt, but i said the whole thing thing is crazy. you have to be careful about that. you've got to be careful about that because, you know, you don't want that. even if you have to tip toe down a ramp, he get >> the former president made those comments at a campaign event in

. >> reporter: the robbery happened just before 9:00 this morning and the superior court judge murphy exited his car in the parking garage. judge murphy told officers, three men wearing masks robbed him at gunpoint in the parking garage at 13th and madison. >> he was robbed of the rolex, wallet, a key fob and some other personal effects. >> reporter: the councilman just held a town hall two nights ago to talking to oaklanders about what he called a sudden increase of robberies and other crimes over the past few months. and by phone tonight, he said this is just one more example. >> some of them have become violent. i'm glad this wasn't violent but nonetheless, it happened. >> reporter: according to opd crime statistics, over the last five years there was an average of more than 2,600 robberies annually and more than 1,000 of them involved guns. it's worse this year. total robberies are up over 2021 and 2022, according to new data released by opd heading into the last week in may. there have been more than 1,200 robberies since january 1st. and 57 just in the past week of may 22nd thro

mike murphy is with me and is in-office work making a come back? >> it really is., you don't feel comfortable paying a work force to then not come to work like it's the way it's always been. it's the only thing i know is to not have people working from home and telling me what they're doing. it's people coming together and there's chemistry, people feed off what others are doing so, yes, people who own businesses will have people coming into offices. stuart: it's really making a comeback but office space in new york city, only 50% full. that's not much of a comeback. >> off what number? post covid i would say it was 25% occupancy and people require people to come into work and employers are going to want employers and seeing from mark benifoff. lauren: there was terrible air quality and people came into the sauce still. that's a big deal. stuart: not getting back to the office situation and all these towers and mid time manhattan and all the towers are not 90% full. >> yes, we will. the reason s stuart, may not be the way it was with cubicles and just people walkin

is that one dimensional display of culture on the land where it's so much patrick murphy has worked for over 40 years in saint louis television, both on air and as a six time emmy winning produce

you know, stroll down, put, you know, downtown we're happy to have you with the first of what mayor murphy hopes becomes an annual tradition. >> in pinole philippe djegal all kron 4 time now for our 4 zone weather forecast and what a change. things are starting to clear out earlier before. yeah, just in time for a brand new cloud forest but eventually joins us with a look ahead. i love that. setting up the tone for june. yes, we're seeing a blue skies for the most part. definitely getting a break. >> still seeing some tracking some hazy conditions as we peek into the east bay. but so much better than what we've been dealing with for the past week. so we're going to take it. really is all about the gusty conditions will continue to track. not only tonight, but as we roll into friday and this weekend as well. fairfield, we're still looking at wind gusts up to 22 miles per hour, breezy gusty conditions across the region. those temperatures feeling right now just a little bit warmer compared to yesterday, san francisco, 57 oakland, 61 right now as we speak, san jose, 68 livermore. 67 santa ros

judge kevin murphy robbed in daylight at 9:00 a.m. yesterday in a parking garage near the alameda county courthouse in oakland. sheriff's officials tell us three masked men targeted murphy, taking his rolex and other personal belongings. sheriff's officials say that will be an increased security near the courthouse. authorities are still looking for those suspects, and they are asking for anyone with information to call opd as well as the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> two terminals at the port of oakland are closed today. that closure completely unexpected. we spoke with the port of oakland and public information officers said essentially not enough people showed up to work today. the staffing levels were just too low to safely open the terminals, so the oakland international terminal and the trade pack terminals are shut down, which is creating a huge backup. you can see that right there. so, this is all an intentional strike by the terminal workers or someone else entirely. >>> a san francisco lawmaker pushing to eliminate so

the first lady of newjersey, tammy snyder murphy there, also an advocate for women's health, thank youel now, dr doee kitessa is a 0b/gyn and also on the faculty at the school of medicine, and dr bayo curry—winchell is a medical director, physician and public health communicator based in reno, nevada. talking about how this issue should be tackled, we were hearing there from the first lady of newjersey on the issue. are those some solutions that you think could be implemented more broadly, to you, dr curry—winchell. yes, i think this is a great step and finding ways to increase access — but we also cannot forget with that access, as we talked about, it is all social economics. so we have to lean into, what are we doing to address unconscious bias, meaning these kind of thought processes that black people don't feel as much pain as we mentioned, a recent study in 2016 highlighted that. so we have to of course look at expansion for certain insurance as far as medicaid, but we also know that commercial insurance, all social economics are impacted by this. so more work to be done, but this