host: murphy? miss murphy: thank you. first of all, you have to have investment from those who it impacts. let's how i come about making my policy is speaking with those directly impacted. that is a part of book conference for legislators that i sat on in the committee as well as a cochair with the republican senator from montana. we did talk on the policy about issues and how to resolve them in washington and issues that impact all of my folks, not just one side. and i were to get legislation passed in states, these are organizations as well as the national foundation of women's legislatures and i can tell you -- post: your time is up. joe, final thoughts? >> i've been working on civil liberties my whole career fighting for gay marriage. we need to build a coalition from treating people with respect. what i mean by that is i've talked to legislatures -- legislators on the wrong side of the issue. they became sponsors because i listened rather than pointing the finger. the republican share on wisconsin's committee introdu

host: we will go on to carol murphy for her response. ms. murphy: thank you. absolutely that is on my list to pick up. i'm in assemblywoman and daughter of a master sergeant. i can tell you i work on the base with base commanders and other folks. we also made the same commitment on the military affairs committee to work on military issues, not only in new jersey. one of the biggest ones we have [indiscernible] >> were going to go to herb conaway, we are working to address feedback so we are aware of that. to you. mr. conaway? >> i have treated people who are part of the veterans community. i know how important bases are to veterans and national security. i seek to serve on the committee and the general assembly and on the veterans affairs committee legislation to make things better for our military families. >> michael, you are next. you have a question for dr. conaway. >> you voted with democrats in support of chris christie's proposals to increase contributions of public employees including teachers and first responders and health care pensions. when steve c

do we have carol murphy? we do have carol murphy, you have 45 seconds to respond.ear the question, if not-- >> i did not. >> do you want to repeat it or shall i? >> i can repeat it. the question you're seeking to replace andy kim in congress. what positions has he taken that you would like to continue if you're his successor and are there any votes you would have voted differently. >> thank you for that. first of all, it would be an honor to replace andy kim in congress and work with him as he moves into the senate. i can start off by telling anti-semitic bill, i would have voted for that bill and i would also continue moving forward and worked with our congressional delegation to make sure to see that through. one thing i do agree on is the fact that we have to sell tik tok and ban it from u.s. and china should sell that and look, we have to protect our children and we have to continue with andy kim. i know he is a big huge advocate of reproductive rights and that's one thing that we will continue working together on. >> thank you very much. to our next question.

frank murphy, who was a bachelor, went them all better.e actually enlisted in the military i ewhen the supreme court was in recess. he got a special assigned out in the army, and he was uniform. and there would be newsreels in, movie theaters showing him in his uniform in, tanks doing military day and. at night, he'd be sitting in the filings, know requests for supreme court review, that kind of thing. and just the point about the war dominating justices personal lives is that they bazaar byzantine w and controls and the lived in. you know, i haverutledge's rationing card. he had a ration incurred just like everybody else. there are letters from harlan fiske stone. he talks about how cold it is in the house because of the rationing of of home go to local civil defense neighborhood warden them what to do in the event a bombing raid and he comes home and writes his sons that he'ced that if there is a bombing raid we're just going to have to sit and take because there's no plan that he sees that's going to do anything. and there's there were

i thank senators lankford, murphy and sinema of their work on this bill.nk senator schumer and senator mcconnell for their leadership. there is not controversy about this bill except on the political side. if you look at this from the viewpoint of americans, and what makes people safer, and what will stop kids from dying, because they take one pill they don't know has fentanyl in it, the answer is simple, vote for this bill. thank you, madam president, i yield the floor. >> madam president, first i want to thank senator murphy for organizing this important floor block. and i want to thank my colleagues who participated. and thank senator blumenthal and klobuchar and others who participated. and what we're talking about is the need to pass our bipartisan border bill to crack down on fentanyl entering our country. every one of us in our states have talked to families who lost loved once because of fentanyl. particularly young people, it breaks your heart. some of the family members didn't know their loved ones had fentanyl, had taken fentanyl and were dead w

for example, there are from ug murphy this period where he r■er fÜhrer and the li.and. what i find interesting with that, too, and then i' focus to some of the cases in what's going on, both in terms of the war and in terms of domestic affairs. but it much it does play out in public there regularly to groups around the country in what almost seems like very political way. or maybe they are just overtly very political. again this is remarkable and this is part of their allegiance to fdr. but again, in 1941,ally sort ofe was strong isolationist just about every one of the justices delivers, a very public speeches, strongly supporting fdr his war preparation and talking how important it is. and some of these were explicitly with fdr and the white house. frank murphy was the only catholic on the court at that s of columbus and and he about the fact that, you know, the soviet union had recently entered joined forces withtabecause, as, invaded soviet union. but but the catholic in the u.s. were very with, the soviet unio, because it was so anti-religious. and so murphy go

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murphy: thank you, madam president. tomorrow we're going to have a chance to come together, republicans and democrats, be able to secure our border, make better accepts of our immigration -- sense of our immigration system. this is what the american people want us to do. they don't elect us to hold press conferences or post on social media, they don't elect us to argue. they elect us to solve problems. to my great gladness, there are republicans who are willing to solve these problems. senator lankford is one of them. senator sinema, an independent, senator lankford and i sat in a room for four months, and we negotiated a bipartisan compromise, a compromise that would allow us to get tougher on our southern border, to make sure that only the right people are coming into the united states, those that have a legitimate claim of asylum, those legitimately fleeing terror and torture, that would create a more compassionate, more effective and efficient system of immigration. we were engaged in this process because republican

murphy: thank you, madam president. madam president, i come to the floor this afternoon to talk about a great friend of mine, margaret miner. my friend margaret miner died last week. i'm really sad about it. her family, her friends are really sad about it. because she was a great friend. she was warm and she was generous because she was funny, she was kind, because she made a lot of other people's lives better. but i'm also sad because margaret was one of a kind. she was a true renaissance woman. she was a polly math. she was voracious about taking in the world and giving back. i never met anybody like her. i'll never meet anybody like her again. i'll never see a partnership like the one she had with her late husband hugh. her legacy lives on but there's no doubt that the mold was broken in two when they made margaret minor. she was born in new york city in 1938. her parents, tony and frances, were in show business which kind of makes sense if you know her but kind of doesn't. in 1984 she moved from brooklyn to roxbury,

frank murphy, who was a bachelor, went them all better.he actually enlisted in the military i summer of 1942, when the supreme court was in pecial assigned out in the army, and he was uniform. and there would be newsreels in, movie theaters showing him in his uniform in, tanks doing military maneuvers during the day and. at night, he'd be sitting in the gh supreme court filings, know requests for supreme courtng. and just the only one other point about the war justices personal lives is that they lived the same bazaar byzantine world of rationing and controls and wage controls t everybody else in the lived in. you know, i have of justice wiley rutledge's rationing card. he had aust like everybody else. there arerlan fiske stone. one is to a friend where he talks about how cold it is in the house rationing of of home heati oil. he and his wife go to local civil defenseere they're where the local neighborhood warden them what to do in the event ad he comes home and writes his sons that he's convinced that if there is a bombing raid we're jus

when senator murphy and sinema and i started working on this months ago, we were working to solve it.e were not able to get that done. but today is not a bill. today is apr political messagin exercise. today is an opportunity to be t sitting out there so people can send fundraising e-mails out later tonight and said, i tried to get something when no work was actually done to get something done and completed a in fact, i anticipate there will be fewer v tod than there were two months ago whether this came up -- when this came up on bo because everyone sees this for what it is. it is not an eor it is an effort to do political messaging. country. we still have peohat are illegally present here that need attention. and we're notngit. we can say democrats can bring the bill up and we tried to do republicans can do the same thing. we brought house resolutiontwic. that's passed the house with a broad sweeping piece in the house to come over here to be able to change the way ise entire process. that's been voted twice on a strictly partisan vote. so we could have this votean sa republicans vo

murphy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, reserving the right to object. this is an interesting bill to be offered for unanimous consent because it actually does nothing. it does nothing. why? because individuals are already subject to deportation for assault, whether they assault a police officer, whether they assault a milkman, whether they assault your family member. people who are convicted of serious assaults of law enforcement are already deportable, they already can face both state and federal criminal allegations. under current law, if an individual is convicted of any crime of violence and sentenced to a year or more in prison, that's an aggravated felony. that person is deportable. even more so, any crime of, quote, moral turpitude, is subject to deportation. additionally, any noncitizens convicted of any aggravated felony, including misdemeanor offenses, including misdemeanor offenses, are subject to deportation. this bill doesn't do anything. if you are here waiting for an asylum claim or on a green car

shelley murphy (voiceover): the fbi was called in immediately. they find the guards, luckily, alive and well in the basement. randi kaye (voiceover): and they saw what turned out to be the biggest art heist in history on their hands. reporter: where the artwork once hung is now just empty space inside this boston museum. reporter: paintings by vermeer, rembrandt, and others stolen. but so far, publicly at least, authorities have only these composite sketches to go on. kelly horan (voiceover): the thieves took the security camera tapes and they took the printouts of the motion detectors, which would have tracked where they were in all of their movements throughout the museum. kelly horan (voiceover): not knowing, however, that there is backup. so investigators were able to track their steps. rob fisher: there were fingerprints recovered in various points in the museum, whether on frames or on broken glass. randi kaye (voiceover): but nothing that allowed investigators to link any of these fingerprints to a particular suspect. dna wasn't around at

i so applaud centers murphy, lankford and others in the administration who worked on this deal.tisan border security provision with other important provisions. normalization of afghan refugees we have more and virginia more than any other state. really important work in this bill. bipartisan. it is not lost on me how hard it is to do a deal for both the american immigration lawyersas association and the border patrol union who tend to be quite opposite politically take a look at a compromise and say this is not perfect but we need to do this. i do not know of another issue for these two organizations have said we need to do this. that was that needle that these senators were able to thread after months and months and months of negotiation. but just as in the first to incidences a significant effort to protect our board and make our country safer and a bipartisan way got shot down on president trump came out and encourage republicans to oppose it. even though they had been briefed on negotiated every step of the way. supported president trump asid soon as he said they should oppo

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(audience laughing) - now eddie murphy made it real easy for leslie jones, chris rock and kenan thompsonular spots on there. - so he's this breakout star on "snl" and then he was like, "boom! i'm gonna land this huge, influential hbo special called "delirious." - my favorite standup, bar none, is "delirious." he does the impressions of james brown. - (vocalizing indistinctly) the band says, "yeah." (vocalizing indistinctly) "yeah." (vocalizing indistinctly) "yeah," the band be goin', "what the (beep) is james talkin' about, man? (audience laughing) - luther vandross. - (vocalizing indistinctly) women going, "ah!" - but more importantly, elvis. - "elvis, want some lemonade?" ♪ lemonade (audience laughing) ♪ that cool, refreshing drink (audience laughing) - it showed you how talented he was 'cause he could do it all. - he opened doors for so many people, his boy, arsenio hall. - [announcer] "the arsenio hall show" staring arsenio hall! - so black entertainers were being showcased in variety shows and sketch shows and things like that. but in late night tv, it was like the water fountains b

here is dennis murphy with, she never left. >> she had been gone from his life, unaccounted for for more than 24 years. his mother. >> it was odd to be the one to find her. >> you spent a lot of your life looking for her. >> yes, sir. >> there's a poignant video of the mother and child's last christmas morning together. december 1992. the boy, aaron, was 3.5. >> yes. >> will watch that later. >> you've seen videos and pictures. >> i have seen the christmas video. >> do you like that? >> it didn't trigger a memory. >> can't remember so much as a toucher the sound of her voice. this story is all about memories. memories lost, memories later testified to. had the child, now a grown man, really seen something as terrible as all that? it's a boy's story like few others. go back in time to january 1993 in jacksonville, florida. it is just after the holidays and there's an argument going on ins that myna starter home. the young wife, 23, is restless. she walks out the door. the phone rang early the next morning in the bedroom across town. a funny question at that hour. did they know where bonni

murphy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i don't think we are in disagreement on the senate floor on this matter. i think we all agree that noncitizens who are convicted of serious violent crimes, who have committed serious violent crimes should be detained, and they should be subject to removal proceedings. the good news is that is the current law. that is the current law. this bill is a reiteration of current law. let me tell you what current law requires. current law requires the detention of any individual with serious criminal convictions, including those who have committed crimes of violence or theft offenses, including murder, rape, and assault. that is the current law. furthermore, this administration has given specific direction to the department of justice to prioritize the detention and removal of individuals who have committed violent and offenses. and so as with earlier unanimous consent requests, this unanimous consent request is essentially a reiteration of current law

mike murphy is with us.ou're a young guy but would you retire and cruise around the world forever? >> it's probably not for me but it's really interesting. if there's 400 or 450 cabins and only needs 450 buyers at $500,000, it's a compelling risk reward for someone entering retirement especially if they have 30 years. he'll sell this out pretty quickly. i just hope he can continue it. stuart: he's got so many booked up already. i'm fascinated. >> seems like a great deal. you can eat and drink that much over 30 years; right. stuart: and get alcohol with dinner. how about that. >> see. stuart: sign me up. thanks, mike. now this, one city in florida is just been named the best place to live in america. ashley, got to tell me. i think it's naples, isn't it? ashley: it is indeed. u.s. news and world record deciding if it's good enough for stuart varney, it's good enough to top our list for the best places to live. naples scores very well in job market, quality of life categories and it's beautiful. so well in fac

murphy thank you for the -- mr. murphy: thank you for the question.we groeshd in good -- negotiated in good faith, with the appointed representatives by the republican conference. snaerm graham was among -- senator graham was amongst those. i thought we had a product with the broad support of the republican conference. they ticked off to us their priorities, and they were legitimate. they said we want reform of the asylum system, we want to raise the standard for credible fear, we want more detention beds, we wants tore reform parole, we want to give the president a new authority to shut down the border at times of emergency. obviously, democrats came to that conversation with priorities as well. we wanted to expand the number of family visas and work visas. we wanted to make sure that immigrants can exercise their legal rights. we achieved an old-fashioned compromise. the night we released that bill, senator durbin, i thought we were on a path to passage. but it was president trump who intervened and said, plain and clear, as senator mcconnell admitt

murphy thank you for the -- mr. murphy: thank you for the question. we groeshd in good -- negotiated in good faith, with the appointed representatives by the republican conference. snaerm graham was among -- senator graham was amongst those. i thought we had a product with the broad support of the republican conference. they ticked off to us their priorities, and they were legitimate. they said we want reform of the asylum system, we want to raise the standard for credible fear, we want more detention beds, we wants tore reform parole, we want to give the president a new authority to shut down the border at times of emergency. obviously, democrats came to that conversation with priorities as well. we wanted to expand the number of family visas and work visas. we wanted to make sure that immigrants can exercise their legal rights. we achieved an old-fashioned compromise. the night we released that bill, senator durbin, i thought we were on a path to passage. but it was president trump who intervened and said, plain and clear, as senator mcconnell admit

murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. the clerk: mr. padilla, mr. mr. peters, mr. risch, mr. romney, mr. sanders, mr. schatz. being mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: mr. lee, no. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- brown, butler, cassidy, collins, cortez masto, crapo, heinrich, murray, padilla, sinema. senators voting in the negative -- barrasso, britt, cotton, grassley, lee, sullivan, vance. the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. ms. stabenow, aye. vote: vote: the clerk: mr. romney, aye. the clerk: mr. scott of florida, no. ms. hirono, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. kennedy, no. mr. kaine, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. ms. ernst, no. mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. the clerk: mr. peters, aye. mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: rounds, aye. mr. coons, aye. mr. graham, aye. mr. reed, aye. mrs. capit

we have a democrat senator from connecticut, chris murphy. we had an independent senator kyrsten sinema from arizona arizona. we all understood the problem is serious and it's a he very real threat to our economy. it is spiraling out of control on the border. october is the highest month ever in the history of our country. november was the highest number in the history of our country. december was the highest number ever in the history of our country with the largest day of illegal crossings in the history of our country in december of 12,000 people in a single day. things were spiraling out of control at the border and they continue. so we sat down in a serious conversation and said we had differences of how to be able to resolve this but we all want to be able to fix this. so we spent months trying to be able to hammer out a resolution. this is serious dialogue that we hope to be able to get to conclusion. but we failed to do that. we created a bill that i felt like was a great bill with common ground in it. it didn't have everything that i

line between hilarious scenes and one-liners showcasing murphy's comic genius.nd action scenes. >> you changed, man! >> i'm telling you to get back, i'll blow your -- >> juju: the trailer for "beverly hills cop: axel f" has a lot of familiar faces and hits screens in time for the fourth of july. gives us something to look forward to. that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. to move. oh! oh my god >> and that breaking news. a chaotic and dangerous scene in oakland as several people are injured in a shooting that happened right after graduation ceremonies wrapped up at a high school. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. we know tonight that two people were hit by gunfire. this happened right around 745 tonight. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is live at the scene. we got the latest from police just a short time ago j.r. still a lot of police out there. what do you have for us? >> yeah. dozens of officers out here tonight dan here at skyline

josh murphy was their wembley hero joe lynskey reports.the playoffs. for oxford united, this was a dream if saw coming. was a dream few saw coming. they've not been above the third tier this century and two months ago bolton beat them 5—0. butjosh murphy's strike gave the underdogs advantage, when they lost that match in march, they were eighth in the league but have carried momentum all the way through to wembley, the place murphy was born. his second goal was heartbreak for bolton. this was meant to be their next step up the league. step up the leagues. a top—flight side just 12 years ago but in afternoon of the few chances means they will stay in league 1. they have ambition and a new stadium on the way. oxford now get to study next years championship table. england have lost the women's under 17 european championship final. spain who have now won the under 17's trophy five times, were far too strong for the young lionesses, celia segura scored twice as they won a—nil in sweden. it was the first time england had reached the final. the b

murphy: tortola jurors in the case of the queen vs.from 17 >> tortolla jurors in the case of the queen versus david swain had just finished hearing from 17 prosecution witnesses. one witness had captured their pretension in particular was mary bassler. >> wish your girlfriend on the side? >> she was a girlfriend after shelley's passing. she is not a girlfriend before shelley's passing. >> and yet there's a story told about canoodling at her house with a glass of wine and an attempted kiss. >> i'm not going to deny that. do they cross a line that i would in retrospect like to have back? sure. but there is no intimacy. >> mary was filling a void? >> i think she was just -- she was a smart girl. she was empathetic. >> was mary motivation for murder? the mac absolutely not. >> you buddy dead wife on the one hand and my soulmate on the other. did you give the prosecution ammunition with that? >> he really laid into me. i didn't really answer things in a way that made the jury happy. >> was shelley gone, david swain would get the money and t

emily murphy, thank you so much for being here and angela, she is just an absolute dream. it's impossible not to fall in love, right? >>> coming up, we look at the need coming from all over as far as hawaii as we just mentioned, for loving homes for these gorgeous animals, we talk live with humane society silicon valley about these cats. you can watch us anytime anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. you can find us on the free cbs news app or >>> humane society silicon valley just welcomed 50 new cats that were displaced last year by the deadly wildfires on malley. shelters have been overwhelmed in the wake of the fires last august so moving some of the adoptable cats here to the bay area opens up more space for the nearly 200 feral cats in the hawaiian shelters that they had to take in. joining me live is kate, the adoption supervisor for humane society silicon valley, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with the adorable cats and kittens, are they still available and what's the process for adopting them? >> yes, we as you kno

rodney - daviless and stephanie murphy - daviless and stephanie murphy — many thanks to you both.his hands and feet to sepsis. he was given just a 5% chance of survival when he was rushed to hospital last september, and put into an induced coma as his organs began to fail. now back home and using prosthetic limbs, he's been speaking to our political correspondent helen catt. within about half—an—hour, i went this very, very strange blue... you went blue? yes, my whole body, top to bottom, ears, everything, blue. and that is — i can't remember the full name of it, but it's called a septic shock dic, is when you're having a very severe septic event. they knew what it was and they pretty much immediately put me into an induced coma. what's the first thing you remember? there was discussions happening about these arms and legs. because by then, they had turned black. craig's hands and feet were amputated in december. he plans to campaign for faster access to his types of prosthetics and raise awareness about sepsis. you're live with bbc news. speaker of the house mike johnson is repor

you heard what greg murphy said at the top of the show.d, quote-unquote, jacked up, biden was jacked up at the state of the union. do you believe they should take drug tests before the debate? >> i find it a little humorous, but the truth of the matter is, why not? the truth of the matter is that you saw the state of the union, and you watched that performance. it was surreal. there was something going on. maria: wow. >> and if we could find the truth of what it was, we're all a better off. because if it takes artificial stimulation to make the president of the united states perform, how often can he do that? and i have simply say -- i will simply say watching donald trump for four years and, frankly, watching donald trump or in new jersey talk to 107,000 people -- maria: yes, i saw that. >> he doesn't need a teleprompter or notes. he is just strong as can be because he's fighting for the american people. maria: yes. >> and they know it. they can smell if it and we can see it. maria: senator, it's great to see you this morning. we so appre

i thank senators murphy and capito and everyone who championed this bill. parkinson's is truly a terrible illness. it has taken an awful toll on my family, my mom suffers from this disease. i know parkinson's has affected the families of others in this chamber as well as over a million americans in this country. this bill for the first time will unite the government in an effort to find a cure for this disease once and for all by promoting parkinson's research and encourage treatments, with this bill we're taking one step closer to bringing this awful disease to an end and i thank everyone who made it possible. i wish to thank representative jennifer wexton of virginia who spent months championing this bill even though diagnosed with a rare form of parkinson's, she is an inspiration, she has used his struggle to help others and now the bill goes to the president's desk. now, madam president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 367, s. 138. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calen

there are new special effects, but fan favorite murphy the dragon is not there.ow, murphy the dragon met an untimely death r.i.p well, may she rest when she caught fire last april. no one was hurt in that incident except for the aforementioned murphy the dragon. fantasmic is scheduled for two shows every night. disney is the parent company of abc seven. fantasmic is my very favorite thing, at all of disneyland resort. it is also my favorite nighttime spectacular at any disney resort. >> i'm happy it's coming. that is back. >> i was hoping that murphy would make it back in some way, shape or form. >> okay, they've hinted that they are working on a replacement. >> but they. >> that's all they've said. >> i want flames. >> flames will be there. okay. yep. the flames are all still there. it's just that maleficent is now in human form, not in dragon form. so it's still good. it's still a great show. okay, i don't think the show relies on the dragon. the dragon was cool, okay. but there's a lot of other cool things. >> okay, i receive it. okay. up next, the seven thing

mike murphy joining us for the entire hour. bond yields are driving the market.new that. >> yeah, we don't want to be in that position for a very long time and and yield on there's a big selloff in the stock market and i'd like to decouple that for a minute. i like the market to be driven by which direction the fed is g oing and interest rates are g oing but driven by earning ears we'll get become there. right now the market is waiting for the fed and not positive for the all time highs and they cut rates once or twice and we'll be back to earnings everybody with the price hike. stuart: everybody says sell in may and go away. >> it rhymes. stuart: you made your money. you don't agree. >> no, there's a lot of people that say that and hopefully not a lot following it because the data doesn't back it up. the hard part is if you happen to sell and market does happen to sell off, then you have to decide when the right time to get back in again is and pay t axes on what you sold, h opefully at a game. stay invested and long term invested and what the market has done fo

you on our side we had chris -- on our side we had chris if you are murphy -- chris murphy, and senator sinema. the three of them worked together. the bill they put together was endorsed by the national border council. when i hear the stories said by the junior senator from texas, about the terrible things that would acur, i wonder if he consider talking to the border patrol agents a who thought that it made sense? we were ready to go. we were going to have a bipartisan bill and would was going to be the beginning of the negotiation to do something about the border. we need to do something about the border. and then what happened? and that is matter of record. everyone has seen it. all the clips are on television. they went to the punitive -- i guess that's the word -- republican candidate for president, donald trump, and said we have a bipartisan bill to consider in the senate. he said, kill it. stop the bill. don't vote for it. i'd rather have the issue. i don't want to give joe biden credit for anything. we're going to be against it and everybody who is loyal to me need to vote no. a

chris murphy says biden has a very limited ability to take action on the border.ing in the republicans? lauren: of course. it's political cover for either side, democrats can blame trump for urging republicans, not once but twice, keeping the border a mess, quoting senator murphy, here he is. >> should he do something on executive action? >> the president has such limited ability to issue executive orders that have an impact on the border. he can't conjure resources out of thin air. if he were try to shut down portions of the border the courts would throw that out within a matter of weeks. republicans decided to support it, it's up to donald trump and republicans whether to solve the problem at the border or keep the border a mess because it helps them politically in the upcoming election. lauren: limited ability, day one in office biden signed executive orders to undo everything donald trump did to secure the border and he says the courts would block it, that's an excuse too. the senate two times voted down the bipartisan border agreement. you can blame both side

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>> chair murphy, i have to get the precise numbers to you subsequent to the hearing. let me say that u.s. customs and border protection and homeland security investigations, the investigative arm of immigration and customs enforcement, are working in tandem to address the outbound flow of both money and guns. in fact, operation without a trace , i will provide the data, has been an extraordinarily effective operation to curtail the movement of guns and money. we also have deployed transnational criminal investigative units to mexico to work with our law enforcement partners in mexico to address this issue. we are, of course, very well and closely aligned with the united states department of justice. >> look forward to that update. >> thank you, chair murphy. one of the criticisms we have heard from you repeatedly when it comes to title 42 expulsions is that expulsion doesn't result in the delivery of a consequence in the way that deportations or removals to. a removal is, of course, the ultimate consequence for violating our immigration laws. that being the case, do y

murphy, chris murphy, they're giving biden a little bit of backup, but you've seen moderate democrats, especially in the senate jon tester, being a little bit more critical of what biden did here, what's what's going on behind the scenes, and how is the white house dealing with it? >> so i think there are a lot going on behind the scenes. number one, just from the mechanics of war, the mechanics of conflict, the bigger the bomb, the less precise it's going to be. and so when you're talking about how to eradicate hamas the weapons of war means that oftentimes there are civilian casualties, and that's what this is about and biden is trying to a lot of people are concerned about that and trying to reduce it. but politically, what is happening is now democrats are saying this concern about civilian casualties can be interpreted. it interpreted as going soft on the war against him boss the war against terrorism. they're worried about the political vulnerabilities that worried about being perceived as no longer being true allies of israel in how that could affect support among jewish voters

tom murphy gets the thrill of a lifetime. that goes over the green monster for his first home run at the giant. it is one, nothing. san francisco, top of 4th giants down 2 to one man on second and 3rd, mike yastremski. now that's about as picture perfect a pub. and as you can lay down that scores, michael conforto, we have a tie game. it 3 to 2 now scores and jalen duren. he has killing the giants over the last couple of days and it continues today. he rips a shot to right. that is stasd-up. triple. it 42. just telling them. all right-y in the 5th. dominic smith to add insult to injury. he hits a laser. jung lee. he makes the throw. it does not quite make it. murphy saves it. the run scores socks take game 2.62. after being shut out last night, the giants could only muster up 2 runs on 5 hits. alright pirates an a's in the coliseum. i'm at in time out to get the former giant pitcher ross stripling hasn't won a game since october. first 2022, i'm going with the blue jays desperately wants to win, which could also. give the a's

murphy, aye. the clerk: ms. lummis, no. ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. clerk: ms. murkowski, no. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. heinrich, aye. the clerk: mr. young, no. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr. tillis, no. the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. mr. boozman, no. the clerk: mr. lankford, no. the clerk: mr. cruz, no. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. ms. smith, aye. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. the clerk: mr. lee, no. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. rubio, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. the clerk: mrs. fischer, no. the presiding officer: the yeas are 49, the nays are 45. the nomination is confirmed. order. under the previous order, the motion to c-- to reconsider sr considered made and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. the the clerk

watch murphy was frustrated going to the dugout. blake sabol starting tonight at catcher. ace logan webb is on the hill. giants phillies highlights later tonight they're playing on espn sunday night baseball. let them know you saw it right here on abc seven. cavs and magic winner plays the celtics in the second round. love the mascot there. orlando's paolo banchero scored 24 of his team high 38in the first half. the magic led by as many as 18. nice euro step there, but cleveland went on a furious third quarter rally. donovan mitchell hoop and the foul. he missed the free throw but the game was tied. and here come the cavs. mitchell scored a game high 39 after scoring 50 in game six. cavs win by a dozen. it's the first playoff win for the cavs without lebron james or series win since 93. game one in boston tuesday and the rain couldn't stop the fun in berkeley yesterday. more than 100 kids, ages 6 to 13, with and without intellectual disabilities, joined 50 cal student athletes and staff for the second annual golden buddies football clinic. there was drills including throwi