we also asked the district to respond to murphy's teacher's texts to parents. the district wouldn't answer those questions. instead emailing a statement that said student safety is always the highest priority and that it was fully investigating the october 16th incident, referring to jojo also that it continually reinforces school protocols to safeguard the well-being of all students. but jenny isn't convinced there's a lack of transparency. >> they're not giving anybody any answers. this district does not talk. i just want someone to step up to it. nobody's nobody's owning it. leaving jenny and parents like her feeling stuck. like, what do you do? what do you do? you. it's a public school system. it's supposed to be accessible to everybody. >> what do you do? jenny believes the solution needs to come from the district, and she believes it starts with staffing. pay people a livable wage and make sure that you're retaining the best teachers, right? >> yeah. all right. thank you, melanie. >> all right. well, coming up, we've talked about climate change and the cl

jim murphy let's bring you win. he sought _ the world. jim murphy let's bring you win.orld. jim murphy let's bring you win. he sought the death - the world. jim murphy let's bring| you win. he sought the death toll rises on both sides. we saw more is really, the number of israelis who have been killed, the death toll has gone up and indeed the scene with palestinians in gaza. what has been the reaction where you are at the labour party conference?- the reaction where you are at the labour party conference? direct at the labour— labour party conference? direct at the labour party — labour party conference? direct at the labour party conference - labour party conference? direct at the labour party conference here i labour party conference? direct at| the labour party conference here in liverpool— the labour party conference here in liverpool on — the labour party conference here in liverpool on the morning of these heinous— liverpool on the morning of these heinous attacks. and it'sjust liverpool on the morning of these heinous attacks. and it's just a sense — heinous att

we also asked the district to respond to murphy's teacher's texts to parents.the district wouldn't answer those questions. instead emailing a statement that said student safety is always the highest priority and that it was fully investigating the october 16th incident, referring to jojo also that it continually reinforces school protocols to safeguard the well-being of all students. but jenny isn't convinced there's a lack of transparency. >> they're not giving anybody any answers. this district does not talk. i just want someone to step up to it. nobody's nobody's owning it. leaving jenny and parents like her, feeling stuck. what do you do? what do you do? it's a public school system. it's supposed to be accessible to everybody. >> so what do you do? jenny believes the solution needs to come from the district, and she believes it starts with staffing, making sure that you're paying these teachers a livable wage and also doing your best to retain the best teachers and the best support staff. >> yeah, makes sense. >> thank you, melanie. >> new guidance is comin

murphy, aye. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. mr. marshall, no. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. mr. heinrich, aye. mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mr. lankford, no. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. the clerk: mr. ossoff, aye. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. the clerk: ms. stabenow, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. the presiding officer: the ayes are 51, the nays are 47. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: department of labor, jessica looman of minnesota for administrator of the wage and hour division. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, h.r. 5860 was the continuing resolution signed into law on september 30. it narrowly averted an extremist-led government shutdown. that act included $16 billion in disaster relief for states like florida, vermont, new york, pennsylvania, hawaii, louisiana, and others that suffered tremendous losses from extreme weather events, exacerbated by fossil fuel emissions causing climate change. it also provided fundi

dr murphy is an acknowledged expert in autism spectrum disorder. 0n the other hand jaswant singh chailelf—report instrument, for autism spectrum disorder, with professor blackwood. neither of his scores was suggestive of an autism spectrum disorder. using a diagnostic framework, professor blackwood does not think that the full diagnostic criteria for an autism spectrum disorder are met. the third and final psychiatrist is dr haverty. he has prepared a report dated second may 2023. he has been a member of the college of psychiatrists since 2013, and he has an established research interest in autism. between the 1st of february 2022 and 9th of november 2022, the 1st of february 2022 and 9th of november2022, he the 1st of february 2022 and 9th of november 2022, he was the defendant was responsible clinician at broadmoor. he has concluded that the defendant has an autism spectrum disorder which was not at the severe end of the scale. his condition is atypical in some respects. in his view the defendant experienced a number of significant stress was in early life, and in later years. his la

life sure has changed for ryan murphy since his first olympic games in 2016. i want to share something with you. that's us in the 2016 games after you won. look at you. >> i know, i know. you look the exact same. i look like a little baby. >> he brought home not one, not two but three gold medals in rio. the six-time olympic medalist is still doing laps in the cal pool gearing up for another run. he's a graduate and a working man. >> i'm advising a venture capital group and am around people who want to change the world. it fires me up and gets me thinking in a good way and feeding off that energy. i got married a couple weeks ago. >> murphy married his longtime girlfriend in lake tahoe. among those there to see him say i do, coach dave, and olympic gold medalist. team members in rio turned groomsmen in tahoe. ryan and bridgette met at uc berkeley. >> we're into health, wellness and fitness. >> did you know she was the one from the beginning? >> i had a good feeling. as you go through relationships, the first couple months is always great. there was never any d

nell murphy, welcome to the show, thelated to be here, thanks for invitation. michelle, good to see, now before we begin, what motivated your fora into the legal world? um, i've always had a sense of um, what's right and wrong, you know, just... as most you know people here uh reared in houses where that's important and i didn't really know what i wanted to do when i was at school uh sort of chose law as default not known what do law was something that you could go on and build in and as i was studying and just becoming older and but more socially mature and understanding you know the issues which afflected society at that time i went the queens from 1885. 1988 uh so it was a quite it was a period of political transition and yours become more acutely aware of life around you and when i was finished my degree i applied for a job in mad and castle street and we'll never forget it last exam i think was the 1st of june interview was the second of june and i started on the third of june and it's been me since so now. that sense of justice and injustice that you had

i'd like to thank special guest nal murphy and my co-host michelle gildernew. meantime the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm shan morry. bye. first to be had lines the civilian is mounting as israel keeps pounding the ghaza step. over 83000 have so far been killed, more than a third of them children. the person the islamic shot movement dismisses israel's claim major gains on the ground in gaza, saying resistance fighters have inflicted heavy bosses on the regime forces and russia blames the us and allies for israel's massacre of palestinians in the gazap, saying american politicians are opposed to ceasefire. well welcome to our studios. in the capital tahan spress tv, thanks for joining us. it is now day 25 of israel's war on the gaza strip, with

nell murphy, welcome to the show. delated to be here. thanks for the invitation, michelle, good to see you, now before we begin, what motivated your fore uh into the legal world? um, i've always had a sense of um, what's right and wrong, you know, just as most, you know, people here uh, reared in houses where that's important, and i didn't really know what i wanted to do when i was at school, uh, sort of chose law. default, not knowing what to do, law was something that you could go on and build and do anything, and as i was studying and just becoming older and but more socially mature and understanding, you know, the issues which afflicted society at that time, i went the queens from 1985 to 1988, uh, so it was a quite, it was a period of political transition, and your eyes become more i aware of life around you, and when i was finished my degree, i applied for a job in mod solicitors in castle street, and i'll never forget it, last exam, i think was the first of june, interview was the second of june and i started on the 3rd of june an

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you eddie murphy.s kids don't work out, maybe one of eddie murphy's sons. >> yeah, yeah, no, i'm good. >> jimmy: you don't like -- >> i'm good, i'm good, i'm good. i feel like i watched them grow up and stuff. i'm cool. i'm cool. >> jimmy: focus on the jordan thing. >> focus on the jordan thing. it's a bigger inheritance on the jordan side. >> jimmy: congratulations on your budding music career. the song is called "til the club close." you can see tiffany on tour at tiffanyhad dish.com. >> performing with lil rehl. you have to check it out. it is really good. i've been working on songs with diane warren. >> jimmy: have you really? >> yes. i've been working with the best because you know the best get to work with the best. and i'm so excited. and i'm going to be featuring -- i'm going to be featuring some of those songs. i'm going to give the audience a little bit of everything. you know, i am not just a comedian, ladies and gentlemen. i am an entertainer. >> jimmy: tiffany haddish, entertainer and beek

nell murphy, welcome to the show. delated to be here, thanks for invitation. michelle, good to see you. now before we begin, what motivated your fore into the legal world? um, i've always had sense of um, what? right and wrong, you know, just as you know people here uh, reared in houses where that's important, and i didn't really know what i wanted to do, it was a school uh, sort of chose law as default, not knowing what to do, law was something that you could go on and build and as i was studying and just becoming older and more socialy mature and understand and you which affect the saty at that time, i went the queens from 198. uh so it was a quite period of political transition and you guys become more acutely aware of laterja and when i was finished my degree i applied for job and castle street and i'll never forget it, last exam i think was the first of june, interview was the second of june and i started on the third of june and that's been me since so now... that sense of justice and the justice that you had then obviously inspired you to concentrate on

murphy, aye, mr. hickenlooper, aye. mr. hawley, no. mr. budd, no. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, no. the presiding officer: the ayes are 53, the nays are 43, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table, and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. the majority leader. mr. schumer: the senate, i'm proud to say, has now taken an extremely important step in our support of israel. we have approved, with bipartisan support, jack lew to serve as u.s. ambassador to israel. with israel defending itself against hamas, this ambassadorship is as important and timely as any nomination that the senate has confirmed in a long time. mr. lew is the right man for the job of ambassador to israel. he's a capable public servant, a fierce ally to israel, and commands a broad base of trust and respect, and he is a decent and humane man. when my colleagues and i met with the israe

murphy twins all over him. >> kirk: gabriel murphy and grayson murphy, they took this game personal. entire defensive line. latu, all-american, been all over the field. three or four guys every snap, nowhere to escape. that's his strength, not just poise and ability to throw but to escape and keep his view and vision downfield. his strength. but ucla knew coming in they had to take that way and they've done that. >> chris: he's back out there. quarterback wants to be out there. dad's okay with it. but d'anton lynn's defense has done a terrific job as we expected. just get down, don't take a hit. latu hunting him down again. >> kirk: they're going to the end here. the pressures, the hits. i don't know the difference between a hit and knockdown, all the same to me. sacked seven times. d'anton lynn has to be incredibly proud of the plan they put together. defensive coordinator, first year from the ravens, a raising superstar in the profession. he played at penn state. you know, worked most of his career in the nfl until he came over this year to replace billy mcgovern who passed away th

activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is nal murphy, now is a leading light in the growing campaign ferrarity, he also represents many victims in their search for truth and justice with hards violence during the conflict. now murphy, welcome to the show, delited to be here, thanks for the invitation, michelle, good see you, now before we begin, what motivated your four into the legal world? um, i've always had a sense of um, what's right and wrong, you know, just as most people here, uh reared in houses that's important and i didn't really what i wanted to do when i was at school uh sort of chose law as default not knowing what to do law was something. that you could go on and building and and as i was studying and just becoming older and more socially mature and understanding you know the age which affected society at that time i went to queens from 1985 to 1988 uh so it was a quite there was a period of political transition and your eyes become more acutely aware of langer and when i was finished my degree i applied for a job in in c

they went iowa state she got me what she thought was a disney movie, but it was actually the eddie murphy standup special delirious. and we played in the car on the way home, and when she heard the things and murphy was saying, she tried to take it away. but then she noticed something, for the first time in a long time i was laughing again. i don't understand it, i really don't and i never will, but sometimes comedy is really the only way forward through tragedy. >> well said, pete. with that, pete davidson will take us off the air tonight. on that very important note, i wish you a safe and goodnight. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us. i will see at the end of tomorrow. >> tonight, we are closely watching multiple developing stories that have the world on edge. and israel, thousands of troops and tanks remain on the border with gaza awaiting orders for unanticipated ground offensive. as gaza descends deeper into a humanitarian crisis. a united nations agency says gaza is, quote, running out of life, with dwindling supplies of

inquests i think um have been really important to victims, if we consider cases like um the ball murphy massacre, you know the official state record had been that these were ira, gun men and women, obviously the courts found that these were 11 innocent civilians and corrected then what had been a narrative that had dominated at the time and obviously in the years since, so for. for the balla murphy families, you know, that was vindication of what had been a near 50 year battle for that truth, and there is a question of are some of these mechanisms or inquests etc. working a bit too well, you know, for particularly for victims and that's why we're seeing the uk government swoop in in the way that they are to close down, you know those existing mechanisms, which as we know is a peacemeal approach, but has been delivering, so i think bola murphy is probably one of the the standard examples and we've seen a number of... here are going through the inquest process at the minute like the spring hill massacker families as well and they are you know again they are families who lost loved ones wh

papa murphy's lamar's. that's lamar donuts from that's popular in the midwest.guys as well papa murphy's take and bake that's the pizza. >> you get frozen pizza, you bring it home, you bake it yourself. all right. next, speaking of fast food, a big mac hack. >> yeah. former mcdonald's executive chef has taken to tiktok to reveal a secret that the sauce that tastes most like the big mac special sauce is from where? rihanna. >> here it is. it's from walmart. it's their great value secret sauce polka next. >> who. deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, from the docu series backup fisher stevens. plus television star and now broadway star casey cott. also, 'tis the season for nutritious and delicious fall foods.

been a narrative that had dominated at the time and obviously in the year since so for the balla murphy families you know that was vindication of what had been a near 50 year abadle for that truth and there is a question of are some of these mechanisms are inquests etc working a bit too well you know for particularly for victims and that's why we're seeing the uk government swoop in in the way that they are to close down those existing mechanisms which as we know is a peacemaale approach but has been delivering so i think balla murphy is probably one of the the stand out examples and we've seen a number of families who are going through the inquest process at the minute like the spring hill massacker families as well and they are you know again they are families who lost ones who just want the truth of what happened and they're engaged that inquest process at the minute what the uk government have done has come in top of that process and they've changed the bill very recently again mean that inqu will be brought in end by the 1st of may 2024 unless they're at the point of getting a verd

chris murphy's ernst serves in the public relations committee. senator, good to have. what do you view the role of the u.s., especially senate formulation committee and the senate and what happens next year. we just finished the senate riffing with the administration the state department and at first we do need to get military support to israel right now and we're working with the israelis to find out what they need most urgently and second we need foldable magic team on the ground in the middle east, and i think it's clear we will have an ambassador to the middle east by the end of next week. we also need an ambassador in lebanon, where the work is going to be done to stop a front from opening up on israel 's north, and third, we need to really robustly do work with our partners to try to find mechanisms of de-escalation, so right now that means working with recoveries and the egyptians, countries that are allies ignited states and receive a lot of military assistance with united states to use the context they have with a mass to find a peaceful into the hostage crisi

we played it in the car on the way home, and when she heard the things eddie murphy was saying, she triedt then she noticed something, for the first time in a long time, i was laughing again. i don't understand it. i really don't, and i never will, but sometimes comedy is really the only way forward through tragedy. my heart is with everyone whose lives have been destroyed this week. but tonight, i'm going to do what i've always done in the face of tragedy, and that's try to be funny. remember, i said try. and live from new york, it's saturday night. >> announcer: it's "saturday night live" with -- featuring -- a film by please don't destroy. musical guest ice spice. and your host, pete davidson. ladies and gentlemen, pete davidson. [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you. it's great to be back. all right. all right. i'm going to get right into it. i am trying to bond with my sister. you know, i'm about to be 30. i'm turning 30 next month. it's over. you know, it's over. trying to bond with my sister. i feel like we should have a better relationship. me and my sister have nothing in common.

murphy: mr. president are. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, reserving the right to object. no one is proposing lifting sanctions on iran. this is a legislative proposal seeking to solve a problem that simply does not exist. so let's make that clear from the outset. second, the biden administration has been incredibly tough on iran. frankly, the biden administration has drawn a lot of criticism from people like me for not reengaging in the jcpoa. instead the biden administration decided to drief -- drive a harder bargain with the iranians. the biden administration has not implemented new and additional sanctions on iran. in fact, just a month ago, the treasury department announced the 13th round of new sanctions on iran, mostly relative to the brutal suppression of the protest movement inside of that country. and so it's important to get the record straight in terms of what this administration's record has been on iran. and it's also important to for us -- important for us not to create some fantasy world in which the prior administr

frank, that retaliation effort is just getting started. >> dan murphy, thank you. around amending the latest comments on the situation. jp ong has this part of the story. jp, over to you. >> reporter: frank, good morning. the events that happened in israel threatened to complicate a wedge with efforts with the united states and china over improved relations with the countries. as we know, the conflict and attacks on israel and declaration of war on hamas happened over the weekend and leading up to chuck schumer with the delegation of senators to meet with xi jinping. the chinese foreign ministry issued a statement where they did call for more peace and cooler heads, but they were seen pushing forward with the only solution which was establishing the two-state solution or establishment of the independent state of palestine. this was seen as innocsensitived not aware of the attacks and casualties which were a result and hundreds of people who died as the attack on israel. this as echoed by schumer who was disappointed aftermeeting with the foreign minister of china l

stuart: mike murphy's looking grim here.ily approve of this -- [laughter] >> you know, stuart, when the government gets involved, this is technology. this is advancement in how we live our lives. to have the government get involved, there may need to be some rules average a it, but artificial intelligence isn't going to improve our society if it's regarding new york city's government to help us get there. stuart: i think you're right. thanks, mike. president biden travels to israel tomorrow. he wants to try to stop the conflict from spreading further across the mideast. details coming up. >>> more americans reuniting with their loved ones after they escaped the terror attacks in israel. lydia hu at newark airport brings us the latest, that's next. ♪ at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you, and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about medicare advantage prescription drug plans that can provide more cove

ask your doctor about dupixent without talking murphy: when you got the definitive news, sheriff...hey're all gone. >> when you got the definitive news sheriff, it's a family, and they're all gone, it's just a sick feeling to know that something like this was happening. >> you've seen a lot of bad stuff, and this was enough to -- >> it was. >> philip heidt was a large scale real estate investor and a prominent name across the town. someone who counted sheriff mcduffie as one of his best friends. but now he was dead. mysteriously and beautifully brutal cut down in his own home in the middle of the night. along with his son, and his wife who was the lone survivor. >> i knews these folks. i had been friends with these folks. and it was just bad. >> that's part of the country, southeast georgia, isn't used to waking up to grisly news like this. that just isn't supposed to happen in effingham county, only 45 minutes from downtown savannah but a world away with its mom and pop shops, cattle fields and farms. and cotton fields. it's a place where people go to church, work hard, and know th

and i agree with senator murphy. we both agree on this.hris believes that love is the answer, and i do too, but i own a handgun just in case, and that's my right. and every veteran has that right. and we shouldn't take away a person's gun without a judge, not a bureaucrat at the v.a., ruling that person mentally incompetent. the presiding officer: the question is on the amendment. mr. kennedy: i ask for the yeas and nays, madam president. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. the clerk: mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. vote: ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley.

chris murphy has said that israel should not repeat the mistakes u.s. made in the wake of 9/11. he will join us live next. >>> and an off duty pilot a accused of attempting to shut down the engines of an alaskan plane mid flight denying that he had any medication but mentioned tatakingodelics s days beforore the e flight. >>> sources tell cnn military officials are trying to steer israel away from the brutal combat u.s. engaged in during the iraq war instead of a full-scale ground assaults on gaza, they are urging precision airstrikes and targeted special operations raids. this comes as a key foreign relations voice in the senate is invoking lessons of another war, afghanistan. >> our tactics were often producing more terrorists and insurgents than they were eliminating. we were far too cavalier about civilian casualties and humanitarian costs of our pursuit of the taliban and it ended up simply making the taliban stronger. >> that was senator chris murphy of connecticut, member of the foreign relations committee and he chairs subcommittee that focuses on the middle east. glad t

thanks to modern science, he's been identified as a new yorker of irish descent named james murphy.r. murphy, who died in 1895, also received a proper funeral. >> yeah, the funeral home director and the staff spent over a decade just digging and researching and trying to get that information. this was really a fascination for the town. i mean, apparently people live in the town would actually come by and visit willie. i don't know. i was i was wondering if the funeral director you know, sent tickets out and people could buy tickets to see. i don't know if he got any money for that. >> it's a very popular there again to 1895. coming up, the new york family caught in the crossfire in israel safely back home. they're now sharing their harrowing story. >> plus, caught on camera and by security, the streaker at camden yards. you're watching world news now happen when michael strahan leaves the studio and enters the ballroom as a guest judge for dancing with the stars? >> come on, straight. you got to bring the heat, baby. just watch as it all starts tomorrow morning on good morning ameri

let's bring in senator chris murphy, a member of the senate foreign relations committee. hamas claims israel is responsible for the attack on that hospital. the idf says the attack was a failed rocket launch from the palestinian/islamic jihad organization, an organization the u.s. regards as a terrorist organization. how will the u.s. get to the bottom of what happened? >> first of all, this is an awful tragedy. any time you have this loss of civilian life we mourn, just like we're continuing to mourn for the families of israelis that died at the hands of hamas. i've not been briefed on the attack on the hospital. i don't know who's responsible. what i do know is that hamas often embeds itself inside civilian populations and inside civilian buildings. it's not uncommon for hamas to hide inside schools, inside hospitals. so they make it very difficult on israel to find and hold accountable the perpetrators of the crimes from a week and a half ago. i've not seen any information to confirm who -- which side was responsible here. obviously i'm much more prone to believe the i

richard murphy, we have to leave it there, thank you for your thoughts today.aiwanese electronics giant foxconn, which builds millions of iphones, along with a range of other devices, is under investigation in china. the government controlled global times newspaper, citing anonymous sources, reports that officials conducted tax inspections at foxconn businesses in two chinese provinces. the company's share price dropped by 2.9% following the news. foxconn is the biggest maker of iphones for apple and is one of the largest employers in the world. here's our asia business reporterjoao da silva. according to a report on the chinese state—controlled newspaper global times, foxconn is being scrutinised on two fronts. it is facing land use and tax investigations. the scope of these inspections seems wide, targeting foxconn assets in different provinces across the country. foxconn, which is the biggest maker of iphones and one of the largest employers in the world, has said it will actively cooperate with the chinese authorities. now, what is really interesting here i

chair menendez: senator murphy. sen. murphy: thank you very much. i had the chance to travel to vietnam and indonesia earlier this year. there is a fair amount of confusion, i will say, as we talk about aukus, the quad, and reinforces centrality, as you put it, of aussie on. there are -- there are individual issues for vietnam and indonesia. they are different nations. we had positive reactions from the philippines, taiwan. a little of what this is about w do it affect us. a work has been done to ensure that the word transparency has come up and that's important. in vietnam, there is a lot of appreciation for senator lahey's programs of cooperation to heal the wounds from the vietnam war, including addressing the munitions that continue to explode in the docs and -- the docks and contamination from agent orange. secretary lewis and secretary moy, do you feel like we have a ssauged the concerns from other nations? there is a concern of feeling left out, skepticism, that requires further work? sec. lewis: thank you, --sec. moy: thank you, senator for

tom murphy is the associated press, national health writer.ow you've been talking to pharmacists at walgreens and elsewhere. what are they telling you about why they're taking these job actions? tom: well, the biggest thing they're stressing is this isn't about money. ey're not seeking more pay. they just need more help behind the counter. that's what they tell me. they've been stressed, especially by all the vaccines they have to give now, especially in the fall when you have covid shots and flu shots and pneumonia vaccines coming into your store every day. they want more help behind the counter because they said their main job is obviously filling and checking prescriptions and every time you have to break away from that to do a vaccine, it puts more stress on the main job. a lot of times there's only one pharmacist behind the counter, and they can't break away for a bathroom break or the pharmacy has to close. they're also being asked to do a lot more with health care. a lot of them help people quit smoking or monitor their blood sugar. so

murphy and, how do i do that?stephen: elle, you started as a performer. but quickly wanted to be behind the scenes. people don't really understand what producers do. it can mean a lot of different things. producers make shows possible. they make the chute possible. butt they are problem solvers. what's the problem? >> stephen: can you remember a time when he solved a problem that you thought was unsolvable? >> elle: i will try to keep it quick. it's funny, he said, bourne identity and shakespeare. about a year and a half after he said that, he was in hamlet at the public theater with oscar isaac. and i had become very good friends with doug lyman who directed "the bourne identity," and doug put him in an action sequence. he did. it was pretty cool. it's not going to be the last. it's not going to be the last. so doug asked, doug said, we were doing this movie called "fair game" with sean penn and doug was directing and said i want to shoot logan airport. i want to film logan airport in the snow either supposed to

murphy, no. mrs. capito, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. casey, no. ms. cantwell, no. mrs. murray, no. the clerk: mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. the clerk: mr. ossoff, no. the clerk: mr. heinrich, no. ms. sinema, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, no. ms. baldwin, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, no. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: mr. peters, no. mr. coons, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the presiding officer: the yeas are 59. the nays are 38. the amend is agreed to. the majority leader. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that at 2:15 p.m., the senate vote on rubio 1237 and kennedy 1354 amendments and that at 5:45 the senate vote on laferred 1232 with all previous provisions -- previous provisions remaining in effect. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call th

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here's dennis murphy with shannon's story! the snapshots, the videos.documented her life. >> the photographer dad, the camera professional captured every moment of his daughter's life. >> she loved life. she wanted to do everything! >> these parents did not know back then how difficult it would be one day to look at these memories. >> i want to remember her voice. i put on a video. >> it's probably the hardest. it's hearing her voice. >> i'm shannon melendi welcome, to our special segment. >> when i look at that video, definitely a sweet memory. i look back at how just innocent we were. >> shannon was someone who wanted to live. >> but then came that phone call, way back in march 1994. shannon melendi's little sister monique was just 13 years old. >> i received a phone call former roommate. >> shannon was midway through her sophomore year in atlanta. they received a phone call from their childhood home in miami. and on the other line was athena, her sister's college roommate. >> athena was distraught, and was asking me if i heard or spoken to shannon. >

and our own open source investigator paul murphy spent days pouring through years worth of satellite imagery, social media videos, trying to put together a picture of how hamas was able to train for last saturday's brutal attacks for years right under israel's nose. take a look. propaganda videos put out by hamas reveal killing details about the years of preparations that went into saturday's bloody attacks right under israel's nose. analyzing metadata from the videos, a cnn investigation can reveal the presence of at least six training sites inside gaza. one just 720 meters from the most heavily fortified and patrolled part of israel's border. in that camp, hamas re-created an israeli compound with elements of the nearby border crossing, including an insignia of the battalion. they practiced taking prisoners and zip tying their hands at the camp. satellite imagery indicates the camp was constructed within the last year and a half. at two other locations in the southern part of gaza hamas trained for their adaushs paraglider assault, rehearsing takeoffs and landings. at all six sites

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at broadmoor, dr murphy has particular expertise in autism spectrum disorder, and he concluded that thewas consistent with the defendant having the disorder. dr haverty and dr brown are of the same view. they concede that the defendant is not at the severe end of the spectrum. professor blackwood was only able to spend a limited amount of time with the defendant, four hours or so. he is in no way to be criticised for that. however, drs murphy, haverty and brown have had the defendant under their care as a patient over a long period of time. as a result, i can attach more weight to the impression they have formed as to matters such as in adherence to routines, ritualised patterns of verbal and nonverbal behaviour, and restricted and fixated interests. dr brown and dr haverty are of the view that autism spectrum disorder could predispose the defendant to a psychotic episode. that is its principal relevance, although i should make allowance for the defendant's overall mental state. professor blackwood says that there is clear evidence that the defendant suffered from depressive thoughts, i

patrick murphy, we were talking about biden.t now an the bully pulpit he holds. >> the reality of it is, he is out there and indicted four different states, florida, d.c. and new york. what you are seeing is he is fighting back. he is a fighter, whether you agree with him or not. i think that's why people love him in the republican party. he will be their nominee. i don't think he is electable in the general election but it's how i see it. >> the other thing is even if you think -- i don't believe any of these charges are valid that are leveled against him. even if you believed they were they are backfiring because, as you point out, this gives him a platform and the guy knows what to do with a microphone and a platform. he goes out there and talks about the forgotten man and talks about these issues, real issues that are affecting people whether it's inflation or gas prices or crime. then he is being rung up on this stuff. it sort of helps his argument. >> harris: i would say this being the case, though, that has gotten the mos

mike murphy with me for the hour. 10-year treasury yields hitting 16 year highs. is that what's upsetting the market? what's your explanation? >> first of all, that's a tough act to follow. he's here usually, it's a tough act. transitioning, yes, this is serious now, stuart. we're pushing up north of 4.75% on the 10 year. what are the ramifications throughout the entire economy? i think the fed is now starting to think about that, and a lot of investors are starting to think about that. that's why we're seeing the selling. how high do rates go? not uncertainty and that's what's certainly cause ago selloff in the market. stuart: what's your investment advice in the situation? never say sell and get out of the markets, that's not your style. what should you do when a selloff could get serious? >> down, 5, 6% from recent highs. the only advice for the people watching at home, stuart, is to stay the course. it's anyone trying to time the market, trying to figure out when to get in, when to get out, down 6%. you now pull your money out and what, get back in at 10%-over

murphy, aye. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. manchin, aye. mr. merkley, aye. is p. the clerk: mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. boozman, no. the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mr. cardin, aye. mr. wicker, no. mr. menendez, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, no. p. the clerk: mr. vance, no. ms. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. mr. warner, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. ms. duckworth, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. welch, aye. mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, no. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. vote: the clerk: mr.off, aye. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: the yeas are 52, the the -- the nays are 43 and the motion is agreed to. the clerk: judiciary, july munley to be district judge for the district of pennsylvania. ♪♪ sunday november 5 on debts, author and former aclu president and spoke to about civil rights, free speech, censorship and more. the author of eight the recently published free speech, what everyone needs to know. each block in the debate surrounding it. joining with your

mike murphy with me. me.es going up and the workers go on strike. >> it's felt by blue collar workers on strike. they need more money, price of goods goes up and they can't afford and they get together and ask for more wages. what happens sometimes is as the workers, the employees push or ask for too much and the companies that they're working for, when they do ultimately give in so the business can run, they then have to fire people because there's only a set amount of money they can afford to pay their employees and still be profitable. stuart: thank you, mike. new details emerges of general motors latest deal with the unions. ashley, what was their latest offer? ashley: most gm employees will receive a 20% wage increase with a 10% hike in the first year. nearly all uaw employees will make $39.24 per hour or $82,000 per year in base wages by the end of the agreement. temporary workers will also see wages increase to $20 an hour. auto workers will receive two weeks of paid parental leave and up to five weeks

among them, olympic gold medalist ryan murphy. the 2016 games in rio, the summer between his junior and senior year at cal. seven years later, he's back at the pool at cal, where we rendezvoused for little trip down memory lane. life sure has changed for ryan murphy since his first olympic games in 2016. >> i want to share something with you. that is us in the 2016 games. look at you. >> i know, i know. you look the exact same. i look like a little baby. >> that baby faced 21-year-old pothole not one, not two, but three gold medals in rio. now almost eight years later, six-time olympic medalist and red record holder is still in the cal pool, gearing up for another olympics run in paris this summer. only now, he's a graduate and a working man. >> i'm around people that want to create companies that change the world, and that is something that really fires me up and it gets me thinking, thinking in a good way and feeding off that energy. i got married a couple of weeks ago, and that has really been a long time coming. >> he married

murphy: mr. president, on the merits, this resolution is just absurd. the department of agriculture is not, as senator cruz alleges, punishes schools based upon how they label bathrooms or what they teach in health classes. the offenses that senator marshall and cruz state here are made up. if you're feeding poor kids, it shouldn't matter if that kid is straight, gay, transgender, black or white, catholic or protestant. you can't choose not to feed a kid because of their ethnicity, race, or sexual orientation. that's common sense. i'll guarantee you, 90% of americans agree with that sentiment. the reason we're debating this resolution, though, isn't because there is a problem that needs to be solved. we're debating this resolution because the right wing in this nation has launched a relentless and unceasing campaign to marginalize, demonize and bully kids who are gay, transgender, or non-binary. all across the country, republican state legislatures are introducing bills designed to demonize gay children, to make people believe that these kids are a thre