dennis murphy (voiceover): and dustin?s new theory, he was no attacker, but collateral damage. one boy dead because of the fight over another. he had no life value to her. and she used him. and killed him. and killed him. dennis murphy (voiceover): but how could the prosecutor prove his new theory? it came down to this. investigators had always kept the journal top secret. but if tracey had created it, she obviously knew about it. so if investigators could prove she knew about it, they could prove that she'd created it. got it? that's why the prosecutor lost it one night when he was talking to tracey's old friend mary higgins. he told her the investigation had been reopened. he said something like, there's more to this than what people know. and i said-- i don't know why i said it. i don't. i said, do you mean that stupid notebook? and ben just-- he just turned white. i kept saying to him, what? what? and he said, how do you know about a notebook? dennis murphy: should mary higgins have known anything about the existence o

dennis murphy: are you hearing your assailant scream? no. dennis murphy: cry out in pain?scream. dennis murphy (voiceover): what she could hear when she stopped shooting was the sound of someone breathing, and then sudden footsteps running out the door. had one of the home invaders fled? tracey edged down the bed. she couldn't see much. the bedroom was hazy with gunsmoke. but she heard her kids calling for her, she said, and she ran to bert's room. i opened the door. and bert almost took my head off with the bat. (crying) and i don't remember having a conversation with them at the time. i remember just being so happy that they were fine. both of us are on pure adrenaline, just, like, trying to just grasp of what just happened, you know? and you know, are you ok? yeah, yeah, we're fine. dennis murphy (voiceover): tracey says she shepherded bert and her younger children into the hallway, thinking they were finally safe. but according to both tracey and bert, their nightmare was far from over. the intruder lying shot on tracey's floor was still alive. bert could see it was du

dennis murphy: but what?t out, they decided they couldn't let pedro go home. so they charged him with "depriving a victim of medical care." for bloodying christian's nose and then leaving him on the side of the road. robert lopez: i had-- a suspicion that, you know, the meeting took a wrong turn and that they-- they got into an argument. what could have happened? what exactly is pedro capable of? dennis murphy: meanwhile, the search for christian was only getting bigger, and for his family and friends, more desperate. dennis murphy: what's goin' through your head? is it like, "it's me, alex. i'm out here in the woods. i'm tryin' to find you. where are you?" alex aguilar: yeah, i think when we were searching, it was just more just to do something, 'cause you feel so useless and so helpless so you're just there looking-- dennis murphy: and, what, posters are going up? alex aguilar: we're hanging posters, we're handing out fliers during the football game, 'cause this was football season. dennis murphy: gainesvil

murphy: --communication.n: --no reason whatsoever. dennis murphy: when the civil case finally went to trial, escoto got so roughed up that on the second day, he was a no-show in court. wendy's mother got the insurance money, and prosecutors got to hear first-hand about his constantly shifting stories. jorge borron: the-- state attorney sat in the courtroom and was taking notes. and-- dennis murphy: so did you have a little chit chat in the hallway outside? jorge borron: we did. (laughter) dennis murphy: what'd you say? jorge borron: this is your case. i mean, you have all the evidence right now. and of course--we gave 'em --the deposition testimony and everything we had. we had everything outlined. dennis murphy: michel escoto was arrested three days after his court no-show and was charged with the murder of his bride - wendy trapaga. but police still thought they needed more. so they fixed their eyes on the girlfriend yolanda cerrillo. maria mederos: i knew that eventually as time goes by that relationship w

dennis murphy: but dr. sievers, sometimes spending four hours at a time with julie, ultimately diagnosed a spectrum of food allergies. her beloved shellfish was out. but this doctor was in, in her life, in her affections. we all know a lot of doctors in the course of our life. you've known a lot of doctors you've worked with. what was different about dr. teresa sievers? it's very hard to find someone that truly you feel cares about you as a human. you know, there's something about her caring about my family, about my career, about my life. so you don't find that very often. it means pain relief without surgery, pills, or injections. dennis murphy: so how is it that the dreams of this adored physician and aspiring tv doctor never came to be? well, settle back, because there's a story there in, an exceedingly grim one. go back to june 29, 2015-- another muggy monday dawning in the southwest coastal town of bonita springs, florida. teresa had been away for the weekend for a family celebration up in new york wi

dennis murphy: tell me about him.ht when he came in to the academy, he sat next to me and started teasing me. and the rest of the class time, we just harassed each other and laughed and giggled all day. dennis murphy (voiceover): jaclyn moore met derek at the police academy. she and derek hit it off immediately. jaclyn moore: a detectives spot came open, and we both applied, and he got it. did you think, rats? jaclyn moore: i did. he got it, and i didn't. yes. dennis murphy (voiceover): now, derek had caught his first case, which was also the first homicide the small town of draper had seen in years. reporter: someone called police just after 10:00 this morning to report they had come across a gruesome scene. dennis murphy (voiceover): by the time veronica and james saw the reports, annie had been missing for nearly 20 hours. dennis murphy: in the information, that it's an asian woman in her 20s, i think was the initial report, that would seem to rule out annie, certainly. initially, we're thinking, no, that's not pos

dennis murphy: what had he deleted? a lot of text messages. dennis murphy: to whom?rwood. sirius underwood was by far the one he was in contact the most. what's your thinking? when we first talked to josh, he never mentioned sirius underwood. why would they be lying to us about that? dennis murphy (voiceover): why, indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship, fed a growing theory of the crime, that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was their case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question-- did the killer, assuming he was a man, have a phone on him when he did the shooting? and what tower near the murder scene had the phone pinged off? we had tons of-- and i'm not exaggerating-- thousands upon thousands upon thousands of phone calls that hit all these various towers. dennis murphy (voiceover): in that electronic haystack, a sharp-eyed cop noticed a call around the time they believed brandy was killed. it was made from a number with a 310 ar

dennis murphy: dr.lis noted injuries lovely hadn't seen, including a bruise on pravin's arm that went all the way to the bone, possibly a defensive injury. theoretically, if you're stumbling around the woods in the dark and you trip and you hit a rock, could that cause that kind of injury? that's really not enough. so the more you became familiar with the body you're looking at, did you think, this boy suffered a terrible beating, or i don't know what caused this? if the body was found the way it looked on a city street, you would think that somebody hurt him. dennis murphy: but who? lovely was determined to find out. and she'll have help. lovely forms a powerful bond with the radio host obsessed with her son's case. can they solve this mystery together? coming up-- monica zukas: she was completely shattered. she just said, this isn't my kid. something's wrong. i'm like, boy, there is another mother that's asking the same questions that i have. andrea canning: --two mothers united in a common cause-- mo

dennis murphy: a ghost, indeed.on's home, they found this, disturbing videos he apparently shot as he snuck around the neighborhood. turns out jason scott was as scary a peeping tom as investigators had ever seen. video of someone walking through the woods, videotaping people through their homes in various states of dress and undress, getting ready for work or getting ready to go to bed. this is deeply creepy stuff. absolutely. dennis murphy: the person who knew him best was marcus hunter, the accomplice first arrested with jason scott. but marcus wasn't talking. investigators wondered, was he afraid of jason? another former co-conspirator was telling investigators jason was no one to cross. agent: these guys would say, if i ever got into a fight with jason, jason, you know, wouldn't fight me back. but two weeks later, he-- he'd be the type of guy to come back and burn my house down. dennis murphy: three weeks after his king-for-a-day deal, jason scott was still walking the streets. and investigators knew enough abo

he is buzzing after a maximum from shaun murphy this afternoon.afternoon. he is en route to buzzing after a maximum from shaun murphy this afternoon. he is en route to his buzzing after a maximum from shaun murphy this afternoon. he is en route to his third buzzing after a maximum from shaun murphy this afternoon. he is en route to his third final. how much did we enjoy that and how special was that maximum? it was incredible. we were all standing up, the crowd were on their feet. standing up, the crowd were on theirfeet. it standing up, the crowd were on their feet. it was very special, because there hasn't been many maximums. it is only the sixth in the 50 year history. after messing up their previous one, it was a wonderful maximum today and it was a great match. it wonderful maximum today and it was a great match.— was a great match. it was. he was a great match. it was. he was 2-0 — was a great match. it was. he was 2-0 down — was a great match. it was. he was 2-0 down and _ was a great match. it was. he was 2-0 down and she - was a great mat

beautiful alexis murphy disappeared after last being seen at a local gas station. and she wasn't the only one. now, cops are wondering how many predators are among them. >> in case y'all didn't know, it's black girl sunday senior pictures are right around the corner for alexis murphy and the vivacious, social media loving 17 year old is headed out to get her hair done by. to make this long drive. i'll let you, girl. >> but in the wee hours of sunday morning, alexis grandmother awakes to a terrifying discovery. alexis didn't make her midnight curfew. >> she had never done that before. that's something that's not right. that's not alexis. >> the local sheriff's department is notified of the missing teen. >> they called the state police in, and they had the helicopter in the air that night. the fbi was on ground, too. >> they weren't alone. alexis. large social media following brought out hundreds of searchers. then, just three days after alexis goes missing, police make a disturbing discovery. >> her father's car that she was driving was found in a movie theater park

murphy led 6—2 at the end of the first session he was 7—3 up.ve and win the tournament for a second time. he was the best player all week and made a 147 maximum break in his semifinal, remember. finished off there with a fabulous 100 break, winning just over $400,000 to boot. well, england's tyrrell hatton also held his nerve at the final hole to edge out daniel hillier and win the dubai desert classic by one shot. hatton needed a par putt to win and made it, finishing with a three—under 69 and a is—under total to secure his eighth dp tour title, which moves him to the top of the race to dubai rankings. i was very nervous over that last putt. to be honest, i was pretty nervous for most of the back nine, i think because this tournament means a lot to me and it's such an iconic event and one that i really wanted to have on the cv and, yeah, it feels amazing to add my name to the list of amazing champions who've been before me. just enough time to recap our top story — manchester united's dismal 3—1 defeat at home to brighton drawning fierce critic

moreno, in murphy, m ms. rosen. -- mr. murphy, ms. rosen. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next cloup. the clerk: mr. sanders, mr. schiff, mr. scott of florida, mr. sheehy. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasi

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murphy: 45% of what? dr. elnahal: veterans who are enrolled using va care regularly, and that is the reliance metric. that jump is significant because each percentage that it increases represents $2.6 billion in additional costs. if you were to use that metric alone you would multiply the 4% delta by about 2.6 and you would be around the ballpark of $10 billion. rep. murphy: a lot of folks are having a problem here you know, having run businesses and you look at budgets and anticipation sometimes they are on and off but all of a sudden it was a 12 billion should paul. that does shortfall and all of a sudden it is a lot of zeros and things for people to say you really know what you are doing? i want to actually have a series of questions here. it is an opt in, i found it serious -- silly that the dod lives -- leaves the active military service and then it is a twilight zone whether you get picked up or not. it should be opt out and you do not spend all of this time chasing people down. that is a different issu

trish murphy: i had no idea who he was. my concern was to get him over on his side because he was face down in a really big pool of blood. andrea canning (voiceover): trish wasn't the only one at the scene. her upstairs neighbor, dianne mcknight, also tried to aid the victim. there was just blood everywhere. and i didn't-- i just didn't know what to do. i ran back into my apartment and i got towels. andrea canning (voiceover): as the minutes ticked by, trish began to worry the shooter might still be in the area. then, all of a sudden, you start to think, well, wow, i wonder where the person is that did this? and for all i knew, the person upstairs shot him. andrea canning (voiceover): but those questions would have to wait. soon, paramedics arrived on the scene. they learned the victim was one of their own. it was firefighter sam dreher. the paramedics immediately airlifted sam to the nearest trauma center, as word of the shooting spread. cindy lutz: and it's danielle, and she is screaming into the phone. "you have to come.

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senator chris murphy. [applause] >> raising expectations, that's the worst thing you could do at a press conference. listen, there are very few people in the united states of america who are less qualified to lead the department of health and human services than robert f. kennedy, jr. you can literally walk down the street and the first 100 people you'd find would be less dangerous at the head of hhs than robert f. kennedy, jr. why? not just because he is overtly hostile to vaccines. i met with him for a half hour, it was a stunning half an hour in which he told me to my face he's not anti-vaccines. and so i read to him the litany of things he has said, like there's no safe vaccine and then all of the individual things he said about individual vaccines and how unsafe they are. robert f. kennedy, jr. to say he's not anti-vaccine, he's just pro science, is kind of like a pyro maniac i'm not an arsonist, i just set fire to buildings every day, right? he will get people killed. he will get people killed. and m

- matt murphy: --handsome-- dennis luken: --charming, intelligent. he was a nightmare to everybody. keith morrison (voiceover): but not to her. to debra newell of orange county, california, the man who presented himself on the dating website, dr. john meehan, anesthesiologist, looked very promising. he was the total package-- a doctor, very intelligent, family man, loved his kids. keith morrison (voiceover): not that attracting men had ever been difficult for debra or any of the women in the family, according to her daughter terra. men kind of flock to them. really? what is it about the women of your family? well, they have really great hearts, and they're pretty decent-looking. keith morrison (voiceover): good women, happy, successful, attractive. i love those bar stools. keith morrison (voiceover): debra owned a thriving interior design firm and a moving company and a silk flowers business. had dozens of employees, certainly no money worries, but she was in her 50s, marriage is behind her, and she was looking. each potential mate carefully vetted b

apple is up -- yeah that was mike murphy's hand. >> clear picture.est rebounding would you agree with that? we've made back half of yesterday selloff for the most part i'll taken it. stuart: hold on a second. yield on the tenure treasury where is it he asks 4.8% still below 4.6. privately owned aero space company boom supersonic will break the sound barrier with xb1 plane going commercial with supersonic travel several deals in place and bring you the launch as soon as -- as soon as it happens now this -- wouldn't it be nice if hollywood stopped giving us all moral lectures they won't, of course. the oscars will be awarded march the 2nd hard to believe that the liberals of "la la land" will resist another round of smug trump bashing but they really should layoff. the hypocrisy is so obvious look at this from selena gomez tearful about migrants. >> people are getting -- children. they don't understand -- so sorry i wish i could do something, but i can't. i don't know what to do. i'll try -- stuart: she subsequently deleted that video then posted a sta

shaun murphy in the other match on sunday survived a fightback from gary wilson. toughed it out, murphy winning his first—round match 6—3. remember, this is for the top six players in the world. thought he was going to take that shot, but he didn't. tom pidcock says he won't ride at this year's tour de france with his new 036.5 team. the olympic mountain bike champion, former cyclocross world champion left ineos grenadiers last month following three successful years with the british team, which also included a tour de france stage victory. pidcock is going to begin his season in saudi arabia at the end of this month. we should have kind of all the races that i want to do and we'll have a year out from the tour and we aim to try and get to the tour in 2026. i'm happy that i've got a year out from it, a break, and then when i come back, it will be with a refreshed kind of energy. the big thing for me is that i want to settle into this team in the first part of the year, and then see where i can perform and how we can perform best. of course my normal races, the ital

murphy, no. mr. hawley, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: mr. justice, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. grassley, aye. the clerk: whitehouse, no. mr. husted, aye. mr. welch, no. mr. tuberville, aye. mr. bennet, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, aye. mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the clerk: ms. slotkin, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, no. ms. cantwell, no. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. cassidy, aye. mr. young, aye. the presiding officer: the yeas are 59, the nays are 34. the nomination is confirmed. mr. thune: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that with respect to the nome nomination, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table that the mandatory quorum call with respect to the bessent nomination be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture accorda

murphy, the 2015 winner, had already secured the frame and the match, and was on target for a maximumalia's neil robertson before he snookered himself on the yellow, much to the surprise of robertson especially with all the balls on their spots. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, goodbye. hello. there were winners and losers when it came to the weather story on thursday. for parts of northwest england and wales in particular, we have blue sky and sunshine, even some january warmth, with a high of 1a celsius. but it was a different story across the midlands — we had quite a lot of fog in the morning that lifted to low grey cloud. the misty conditions lingered, and for parts of hereford and worcestershire, well, temperatures only climbed just up to four celsius. it was also quite windy, and there was a weak weather front bringing some outbreaks of showery rain to the northwest of scotland. but most of us under the influence of high pressure, and with light winds and that high pressure is going to

mike murphy with me here. you prepared to say categorically it's the trump bump extended. >> this is spirit and exceptionalism and american entrepreneurialism at its best. here we go. stuart: executive orders and help the economy, helping the economy grow and all of them. it's energy. >> helping the economy and they define that there's only two genders, which i think you have to throw in there's a good one also but, yes, this is pro business administration. stuart: how far does it have to go? the run? >> this does not mean that we're on taking off on a rocket ship and we're going to go up for the rest of this year. that i promise you will not happen. there'll be bumps in the road along the way. i think what individual investors want to look at is their money better treated to be invested in the u.s. stock market today than it was three months ago, six months ago, four years ago? and the answer for me is a resounding yes. stuart: you're on vied owe tape saying the market will not expand this year and not going

so they were a little confused as to what was happening with chris murphy.i asked chuck schumer about it today, i said did you know about it, do you support it, that he's doing this even with the bipartisan nominees that you guys support and he said he does support it. he said this is what they're going to do with every single nominee that does not have unanimous support. so we're going to be here a very long time. it's going to be a very slow process in the san national, john. >> .-- in the senate. >> john: in the meantime, the president doesn't have his national security team in place. appreciate it. sandra. >> sandra: a judge consula judge callingpresident t citizenship executive order unconstitutional and is blocking it. when i got diagnosed with skin cancer, it was right under my eye. i was told that surgery was the only option, and i did not want to get cut open on my face. i asked my women's group to pray for me, and one of the other ladies told me about the procedure that her friend had and it was gentlecure. if you, like millions of others, are affe

and that's what we saw with chris murphy. of different jasmine crockett and maxwell frost. we're seeing these politicians out there not being afraid, not worrying. you know, this is it, right? i mean, what chris was describing is, is really scary, right? there's a real law. there's a chance for really scary, scary lawlessness that we have not seen in modern politics. and, and democrats have an opportunity to at least slow it and maybe stop it. and we need to take those. >> opportunities and use all the tools. i mean, democrats seem to have a lot more tools when they're in the minority than you ever see democrats utilize. >> right. and we were talking about this in the break. tommy tuberville was able to gum up the works very successfully. and i think democrats should be doing the same. >> molly jong-fast, thank you >> molly jong-fast, thank you for(man 1)ng the hour with we're standing up for our right to be lazy. (woman 1) by sitting down. (man 2) and reclining back. (woman 2) we work full-time and parent full-time. (man 3)

it turned out to be a self-help book published in 2020 by author jim murphy. it's entitled inner excellence train your mind for extraordinary performance and the best possible life. well, after the game, which philadelphia won, by the way, the book became amazon's number one bestseller. it had previously been ranked around 520,000 on the amazon list. the author, jim murphy, told axios that sales of the book went from five books a day to more than 10,000 a day. wide receiver a.j. brown has praised the book on social media. he wrote, quote, i bring it to every game and i read it between each drive. i use it to refocus and lock in. despite what may transpire in the game. good or bad. and now i look at the us book market. well, brenna conner is a book industry analyst with a company called circana mishcon. what is circana? circana is a market research company. we track the performance of industries across the u.s. and globally. and when it comes to books, how do you count how many books are sold and what are bestsellers? that's a great question. so our books indus

as bridey murphy in a town in ireland 200 years before, and it was fascinating.eren't getting anywhere with this 100-year-old guy. i said wait a second, what if he's not 100? what if he's eight but he still has these memories? how spooky would that be? so that became the genesis of what happened when eric brought in a wonderful writer named sarah thorp who took what we gave her and created this in credibly dark, strange, surreal world. she's talking about dr. eli adler, who i would play, i said you know what? i want to play him. >> stephen: we have a clip here. >> billy: eli is now losing his mind a little bit. i'm a pediatric psychiatrist, dealing this amazing young actor named jacobi jupe. they are about to transfer him to an institution. i can't figure out what's going on with him. i'm a doctor who's based in science and facts. this kid is throwing me for a loop i feel like there's something else happening. why did he come to me? what's the pull to me? something is going on. i come to his foster mother who is played wonderfully by rosie perez. >> stephen: jim?

paul murphy, bbc news, hornsea.winning asif kapadia, is bringing cinema audiences an unsettling look at what the future may bring. his latest film, 2073, depicts an apocalyptic future. tom brook reports. this new documentary takes audiences to a decaying world in the near future. audiences to a decaying world in the nearfuture. its audiences to a decaying world in the near future. its themes includes the rise of far right ideology, the impact of climate change and the unchecked power 1535 00:21:01,361

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joining me now is democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.ing statement, and it's important for people to hear, i agree with you, but for folks kind of just tuning into this threat, tell us more about what concerns you the most. >> yeah, i mean, oligarchy is a big word. >> it's an old word, but it exists because it describes lots of civilizations. there are lots of nations over the years that have been run by a strong leader in league with the richest men of that country, and they do favors for each other. the oligarchs, the rich men protect the leader. the leader, in turn, enriches to a greater extent the rich men. and it's not a coincidence that the rich men that you saw up there on that stage today, the billionaires, people making ungodly amounts of money, are also running the nation's information infrastructure because those men can do a specific favor for donald trump. they can tilt the balance of information in this country towards donald trump and away from his opposition. what can donald trump do for them? every single one of those gu

anyway, on the hill, that is what murphy is referring to. to a little bit of what he said, and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i hear republicans. >> claiming that my decision to ask for one day of debate on a controversial nominee to. >> lead the cia. >> somehow compromises our national security. so let me say this. spare me. >> two days. >> ago, president donald trump pardoned 1500 rioters. >> in a world in which republicans hold the majority in the house, but also, critically, the senate, this is really all democrats can do is slow down this process. we see it happen on every side of the aisle, no matter who is in power. this isn't anything new. john thune's point, the senate majority leader, right after chris murphy decided to slow walk this process was that, look, we have guys who are more controversial. pete hegseth being one than others. john ratcliffe in this case received a bipartisan vote. and he also said we can stay here into the weekend voting on these nominees. i should note that this happened right after john thune c

phil murphy called for a statewide k-12 ban on cell phones putting ramsey high school a step ahead.ve signs already. >> i notice on improvement with my grades in school for class work that we would do during the last 20 minutes of the class or something like that. i wasn't rushing to get it done to go on my phone. >> kids are more engaged in the lessons. a sense of calmness in the classrooms and the school. >> new york governor announced a plan calling for no smartphones on school grounds. schools would develop their own policy and a way for parents to contact their kids. some parents are against cell phone bans and think their children need to have a phone in an emergency. advocacy groups say if there is a crisis students need to follow adult instructions and not be on a phone. >> bill: thanks, nice to see you in the snow out there. stay warm, all right? thank you. >> dana: it the cold out there. i know parents do want to be in touch but not on school property mean you couldn't put them in the bags. new jersey has a better idea it looks like. we'll see. >> i have young sister doing

i have partnered with brian shot senator chris murphy on this and myself and tom cotton myself and ted cruz. those are not for people you typically see pushing on one issue but we've all come to the table not as democrats or republicans, that is people on the left or right but people we are parents, parents of teenagers. we are seeing the effects that only within her home but with our friends and their parenting experience of what we're seeing our children's friends as well. we have to put up guardrails. you know this but the data speaks for itself. yet one in three young women saying she considered taking her own life last year. you have 9% of our high school population saying they attempted death by suicide. doing nothing is not an option some going to keep pushing this and party with people across the. >> jamaican tiktok. the court appears about a way to banning tiktok if you don't divest from the chinese ownership. where you come down on that? your supportive of the van isom? >> if you look at the ccp and the data they're collecting on everyday americans and use of algorithms parti

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you mentioned your work with senator shot and murphy but, the most remarkable collision i thinkli maybe the betterment in the student body president from alabama and hoodie wearing fellow believers next to us — and western pa ismi not exactly the friendship that irn would've guessed but you guys have become friends and also your spouse's now that happened take us into what that was like pretty. >> yes, that was actually texting him with an this morning we became friends orientation so fear reminded do that moment that was the moment work we were grace at all. >> is a good point, this is prevented really was so the f bernie sanders backing fetterman, only the fetterman now, is kind of like with john mccain was for democrats for years. >> and the point is. >> is right there with the democrat. >> we just came off p an electin for contentious election. people if they remember. an orientation. >> what would they said about him. >> we struck obese friendship. it was something we maintained texting and where you staying and you know and we go and we continued the friendship and when he was cou

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that was democrat senator chris murphy trying to blame people like elon musk. musk had nothing to do with pushing out the faa a director, plus he has no authority to do that. let's welcome fox news contributor miranda devine. what's with all these falsehoodsesome that aviation advisory committee makes recommendations to the tsa that, not faa a like chris murphy was trying to say. >> that was just the most depick, catalog of lies -- despicable catalog of lies from chris murphy. he knows perfectly well that donald trump had been in office for nine days, that elon musk doesn't force anyone if out, that the faa director add resigned on inauguration day and that his deputy took over seamlessly who with donald trump has just named as the leader now. so all of that is untrue. dei policies don't just have an impact overnight. the has been a decade of decay and disaster in every aspect of our government and, in fact, probably every part of the country. and in the most critical places whether it be in the military or in the faa, the problem now is manifested in this cras