this is also known as the murphy bill. it is a broad, very extensive mental health bill, but it has implications for the criminal justice system as well and i highly recommend looking at that. everyday there are new sponsors, it's bipartisan and i will step back a second. there is this very unusual spirit in congress of getting along around this one issue and that's criminal justice. they don't seem to get along with anything else. but this is one legislation where it may actually go forward. that's why we should be ready. that's in the house and there will be an identical bill in the senate. the other one is comprehensive justice and mental health act bill and also an identical bill in the house and very much bipartisan support for this. i think to me this sounds like it's from heaven. it's by collaboration among the juvenile justice, bettering treatment services, mental health treatment and substance abuse systems. there is specific funding for crisis intervention training for the police, for law enforcement, i should say

wore' we're back with patrick murphy and caitlin huey burns. bill came out with 43% in the general election and won the presidency with that. because ross perot won 18.9%. george h.w. bush 37.5%. and there are those numbers again, e.j. a clinton at 46 a bush at 30 and a third party candidate named trump at 20 looks a lot like 1992. >> it does. although i think there is a difference. if you look at that perot vote back then perot took a third of his vote from clinton, a third from bush and a third from people who might not have voted if he hadn't been in there. perot was not a hard right candidate, whereas when you compare the before and afters in the post abc poll trump is polling overwhelmingly from jeb bush. so his profile is more a conservative or right-wing profile, which means he'd be an even bigger problem for republicans than ross perot would be. and you wonder if the republican race, if his refusal to say no i won't go third party, begins to have an effect because despite what i just said, most republicans believe that perot cost h.w. bush t

there is a bill in congress by representative murphy helping the family of the mentally ill to allown get access to these people, with medications and simply access for six to nine months most of the people get better. we get them at napa state hospital -- everyone in california who commits a terrible crime and is mentally ill, and we have a 60% success rate because they can't refuse treatment. they get better and they go out to their family. that's tragedy. this didn't have to happen at all. >> that's the system that needs to be mandated throughout. it is a rare patient that gets the access to what dr. seiger is talking about. >> let's talk about his politics and the delusional things he was dealing with. the shooter in louisiana was being tracked by the southern poverty law center for hate speech, antigovernment rue views. where does that fall into this picture. >> it evokes -- evolves in a context. where they focus their paranoia has very much to do with the world they live in, dr. seiger. >> the majority of them have paranoid skitsz friendia. the difference is others dooz iq poin

murphy of florida. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following. limitation on use of funds to carry out seismic air gun testing. the chair: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 333, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to offer the murphy-castor-jolly-posey -clausen-graham-ros-lehtinen-buc hanan-hastings-wilson amendment to block the use of seismic air gun testing off of florida's coast. as you can see from the list of co-sponsors, offshore drilling is not a partisan issue in our state. but an economic issue. florida is a unique place that depends on healthy beaches, clean waters, and a safeguarded environment. the seismic testing the administration has proposed puts all of these things at risk. first, seismic air gun testing can be harm to feel undersea mammals like endangered whale species and dolphins, disrupting their ability to communicate and navigate and it can have negative effects on sea turtle

murphy. >> good afternoon, in the news a man is accused of attacking two child welfare workers in new jersey. >>> and former president, bill clinton is in philadelphia for the final day of the naacp convention, live report of the details of his address. >>> and flooding caused by heavy rains, some roads are under water and covered with floating trash in atlantic city over in absecon we found a homeowner with flooding on the first floor one of her cars got stuck on the road and people ran into high water wherever they turned. >> i when to the mall up to white horse pike and back, it was a mess, it took me an hour to get home. >> flooding is just part of the issue overnight hundreds of lightning strikes hit the region and karen rogers is in for david murphy standing by with the latest for what we expect for the rest of the day. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing at this point we have 364 lightning strikes in the area but they are currently off the coast where the storms have gone, trenton and wilmington light steady rain and storms blossoming to the south we can go close to this south of dover and route 13 and fortes

it is a bipartisan bill with bob corker and chris murphy from connecticut.ama administration does not even run for reelection again and will not run for any increase in the gas tax you cannot touch it. the big issue here is that the impact is quantifiable. already 1.6 billion dollars in transportation projects have been postponed. another $1.1 billion will be postponed over the next couple of weeks. you can put the numbers in this and it still will not have an impact. tom: this incredible news flow on mr. trump -- let's look at an op-ed from donald trump from "usa today," which i'm sure is all over the media as it should be. i will assume a lot of people know this. there it is. a number of my competitors for the republican nomination have no business running for president. i did not need to be lectured by any of them. many are failed politicians are people who would be unable to succeed in the private sector. some however, i have great respect for. let me be direct. is all of this good news for the front runners like jeb bush? phil: it gives them a platform

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bill. let's remember those who could not share this time, for it is theirs, too. members of congress who are not with us, like john dingell senior, david murphy of montana, and there is also john fitzgerald kennedy, who fought in the senate and never yielded in pursuit to see the final concourse of the forces that he had helped to loose. but it all started with the man from independence. and so, as is fitting that we should, we have come back here to his home to complete what he began. president harry truman, as any president must, made many decisions and great moments. although he always made them frankly, with the courage and the clarity that few men have ever shared. the immense and intricate questions of freedom and survival were called up many times in the will of harry truman's judgment. and this is in the traditional leadership -- tradition of leadership. but there is another tradition. it calls upon us never to be indifferent towards despair. it commands us never to turn away from helplessness. it directs us never to ignore or to spurn those who suffer untended in a land bursting with abundance. i said to senator smathers today, the d

bill will take priority. lawmakers are facing a deadline to fund the government or risk a shut down in the fall. >>> 6:27, david murphy is tracking a hot and humid start to the week. >> the country is going ceaz -- crazy for carly lloyd more on her incredible feat in the world cup final next. >> developing now on "action news," a west philadelphia man ends up in the hospital after confronting armed robbers in his home. >> breaking now towering flames and thick black smoke bellows from warehouse in ohio. >> world cup winners carly lloyd scores a hat trick to lead the u.s. past japan. >> good morning tam is off, we have matt pellman and david murphy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everybody are we're mostly cloudy across the region. storm tracker 6 live double scan, south jersey and delaware have you had a couple of scattered sprinkles be if you see that, it's not that much and won't last that long. there's more rain to the south as an area of low pressure passes us, and we're looking at clouds and sunny breaks and additional showers and thunderstorms as we roll through the day. 72 in philadelphia. feeling mug

bill hater and music from phil sellwig. "action news" continues at 4:00 are 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell meteorologist david murphy and, karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams, have a night evening, we will see you tomorrow, good night. "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- bill hader -- from "dope," shameik moore -- and music from philip selway. with cleto and the cletones. and now, you better believe it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jim

bill hater and music from phil sellwig. "action news" continues at 4:00 are 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell meteorologist david murphyand, karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams, haveav a night evening, we will seeill you tomorrow, good night.

information about embattled bill cosby's confession that he gave drugs to women with the intent of having sex with them. >> talk about that soupiness out there with dave murphy and matt pelman until for karen. >> it's wet out here on the terrace because of a quick moving earlier shower that popped through. that shame shower is now pushing through southern bucks county a little off shoot of it just went through trenton and it's drying things out pretty quickly but you have a brief opportunity for a shower there. another pushing through reading but that appears to be falling apart. 76 degrees in philadelphia, 75 in allentown, 73 in wilmington. down the shore 75-degree readings and very muggy across the region with dewpoints above the 70-degree mark and that is the threshold for oppressive air. so especially as the sun starts to break through the clouds a little bit later, it is going to feel very oppressive and it's one of those days where you want to plan a lot of shady breaks maybe some ac breaks and keep those cool drinks handy especially if you have to work or play outside. 78 degrees by 8 o'clock, 89 is your high at 3 o'clock and there is the chance of so

murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news a warehouse fire burns out of control in new jersey and the smoke can be seen all the way from space and bill cosby's legal team fights back. the accusations lodged against the comedian. >>> and a shooting that left an officer hurt and a homicide suspect dead. this happened when police tried to serve an arrest warrant, and the officer only survived the shooting because of his bulletproof vest. lets begin with katherine scott at the scene where the shooting unfolded this morning. >> katherine? >> neighbors tell us you it's normally quiet here but not this morning where an officer was shot and a suspect was killed. that officer has been a member of the s.w.a.t. team for quite sometime. the member wears extra protective gear and that could have made all the difference for that officer. >> i heard gunshots and looked outside and there were a ton of police officers out there. >> this happened just after 6:00 a.m. s.w.a.t. officers entered a home where a murder suspect had been hiding out. >> it's scary seeing all of this happening here. >> s.w.a.t. and homicide detectives were serving a high risk

information about embattled bill cosby's confession that he gave drugs to women with the intent of having sex with them. >> talk about that soupiness out there with dave murphy until for karen. >> it's wet out here on the terrace because of a quick moving earlier shower that popped through. that shame shower is now pushing through southern bucks county a little off shoot of it just went through trenton and it's drying things out pretty quickly but you have a brief opportunity for a shower there. another pushing through reading but that appears to be falling apart. 76 degrees in philadelphia, 75 in allentown, 73 in wilmington. down the shore 75-degree readings and ver

about embattled comedian bill cosby's confession that he gave drugs to women with the intender of having sex with them. >> matt pelman is in for karen with traffic and dave murphy accuweather forecast. >> and it feels every bit as muggy this morning as it did yesterday. of course it was very steamy and we had some drenching downpour producing thunderstorms last night, a couple more of those are possible later today as well. right now the only thing we've got local is just a very light sprinkle or shower and it is popping through the western suburbs. , see there will be some sun mixing with clouds. 77 degrees as you head out the door in philadelphia, though. 74 in wilmington. even up in allentown we're in the mid 70's, same thing in trenton and down along the boardwalks and of course it really feels steamy out there with dewpoints above 70 in just about every neighborhood and that's what we start calling oppressive humidity. you'll definitely feel it especially as you start walking around and working and once the sun comes up it gets even worse. if you have early plans to do some exercising i would keep them on the early side. 73 by 6 o'clock, 78 by 8:00 a.m. bu

murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. "action news" is following a developing story on this tuesday. a six-year-old boy shot while playing outside. it's one of the two shooting investigations happening in grays ferry. >> billesponds to newly released court documents that say that he admitted to obtaining sedatives to give to women. >> local children given the wrong shot. the investigation under way right now at a new jersey medical clinic. >> good morning. good to see is you. it's 4:30 on this tuesday. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. leggett you whether and traffic. matt pelman in for karen and dave murphy. >> you'll get more high humidity at a. could be more drenching thunderstorms around later too. we had some of those late yesterday and last night. as you take a look the closest precipitation is off to our west, just a little bit of a sprinkle here or there locally. as you head out the door it is warm. 77 degrees in philadelphia. even up in allentown 75 at this hour. 75-degree readings on the boardwalk and about the same everywhere else. and the dewpoints are still above 70 almost everywhere and that means the humidity is oppressive. you'll feel it as you start walking around and working outside. 73

watchman bookkeepers and several programs about the bill was a prize-winning author's life and writing career. at 6:30 p.m. eastern mary click on the murphy looks at the impact of harper lee's to kill mockingbird published in july of 1960. and 7:30, the 18 months she lived next door to harper lee and her sister alice in monroeville, alabama. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, charles shields, author of the biography mockingbird, a portrait of harper lee discusses the events leading up to the discovery and publication of her fourth nursing novel go set a watchman. it all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> of next military historian alan axelrod recounts the american bombing mission operation aphrodite/project anvil intended to stop germany's missile attacks on london. >> good evening. i am tony clark from the carter library. i am really glad you guys are here. we have a wonderful program tonight. as always i encourage you to pick up one of these sheets from the blue skirted table, it talks about other authors we have coming. this summer harper lee, they are releasing the book, the second book that harper lee wrote and i wish we had h

murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. "action news" is following a developing story on this tuesday. a six-year-old boy shot while playing outside. it's one of the two shooting investigations happening in grays ferry. >> billto newly released court documents that say that he admitted to obtaining sedatives to give to women. >> local children given the wrong shot. the investigation under way right now at a new jersey medical clinic. >> good morning. good to see is you. it's 4:30 on this tuesday. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us.

congressman tim murphy is fighting to overhaul the system with a bill called mental health crisis act joining us and for all your work on this issue. >> thank you. >>> the shooter in louisiana had been ordered by a judge to go to a mental health facility but he was not involuntarily committed. because he was not, he did not show up on the background check. bad enough for a judge to order him to go to a facility but not enough to show up on the background check. does that loophole need to be changed? >> you have judges who say it's not illegal to be crazy, which i think is derogatory. there's not enough hospital beds so many times, doctors and hospitals don't want to go through dealing with an involuntary commitment. unless the person appears to be an imnant danger they will not force commitment. this is where the problem occurs. not enough facilities providers and push. you end up with people not taking thorough history and not understanding that if a person with a serious mental illness and history of violence is 15 times more likely to engage in an act of violence if they are not in

bill anderson is live in our newsroom. how did these allegations come to light in the first place. >> dawn it's interesting of the senator christopher murphye a letter to the obama administration just days after the tragic crash. he claimed some airlines were increasing their fares to as much as $2,300. eight people died and over 200 were injured when amtrak train 188 crashed in port richmond on may 12th. amtrak suspended services between philadelphia and new york for five days while that crash was cleaned up and now investigators are trying to figure out whether airlines took advantage of the derailment by jacking up their prices. delta american, united, southwest and jet blue are the targets of the probe. secretary of transportation anthony fox is launching a full investigation. >> those airlines have allegedly raised fees beyond what you would ordinarily expect in the north eat corridor at a time when the amtrak line was shut down. and our investigation our inquiry is focused on getting to the bottom of whether there were unfair practices involved in setting prices at that time. >> they have limited number of seats and the demand went u

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i urge my colleagues to support senator murphy's amendment which i am proud to join in cosponsoring. this amendment would strengthen accountability in this billby requiring states to identify low-performing schools and tailor interventions to help them improve their performance. it also ensures that schools set high goals for and pay attention to all students, including students with disabilities, low-income students, english language learners, latino and african-american students. now, the second amendment i'd like to talk about takes on another piece of increasing expectations of urging every one of our children to dream. that amendment is based on my bipartisan bill called the american dream accounts act with senator rubio and it would send the important message to low-income students that a college education can be within their grasp. for too long, college has been out of reach for the vast majority of poor americans but unlike in past decades economic success today is defined by college access. the new global economy americans with just a high school diploma earn literally a million dollars less over their working lives compared with tho

murphy is a psychologist. he is also proposing an overhaul of how we as a nation address mental health and how families can help their loved ones who are dealing with mental health issues. the billg is called helping families in mental health crisis. he tweeted this. following the movie theater shooting, "preliminary reports lafayette shooting linked to history of mental illness. how many lives lost before we take action?" if a family knows their loved one has a mental health problem, what does your bill change? >> well it allows families to get more involved. right now, there's such things as privacy laws which prevents families of the severely mentally ill from knowing anything at all. it also helps in cases where someone has a history of violence and hospitalization, where we encourage states to use something they call assisted outpatient treatment. a judge can meet with someone on a weekly basis. they stay in treatment and they monitor them. in a case such as this where you have someone who did have a history of violence had been involuntarily committed, we don't really know what kind of monitoring was done afterwards. >> there's a little bit of resistance to this from those

bill has been reported. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent before the 3:00 p.m. vote senator boxer be permitted to speak up to 10 minutes senator wyden and murphy be permitted to speak up to five minutes each. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: i would ask the democratic leader the in the senator would modify his request to give myself 12 minutes and senator hatch 10 minutes following senator murphy and boxer. mr. reid: how do you get so much time? but i don't object. just before the vote. mr. alexander: just before the vote. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. mrs. boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: i'm so sorry. someone was speaking with me. what is the order now? i get ten minutes. is that correct? the presiding officer: the senator has up to 10 minutes. the presiding officer: thank you, mr. president. well it's sunday and it's unusual for us to be here, but as i've said many times this is the reason we're here, mr. president. look at this photo. this is the bridge collapse in california. and there's another report coming that says this is going

bipartisan bill removes the unrealistic goals and one-size-fits-all mandates of no child left behind, but we still have strong accountability without going back to those requirements. senator murphy's amendment which we will be voting on shortly, would shine a light on the persistent uninequality and achievement -- inequality and achievement gap that still exists and do something about it and it would make sure that children from low-income backgrounds, kids of color kids who still are learning english the students with disabilities, have access to a high-quality education. under his amendment states would identify the bottom 5% of schools. states would identify the high schools that are failing to graduate a third or more of their students and states would identify schools that have failed to help sub groups of -- subgroups of students make progress. of course accountability is more than just about identifying the schools and the districts that need help. we've got to make sure that those schools get the resources they need. the every child achieves act allows districts to design interventions tailored to the individual needs of low-performing schools. this amendment doesn't chang

bill. no sign of a filibuster that i'm aware of at least on our side. there's still a number of major amendments that need to be addressed. senators murphy, booker, warner and others have an amendment on counting -- i'm sorry on account act -- accountability for the lowest performing schools. they have worked hard on this. they have senator franken who is really passionate about an amendment to protect lgbt students from discrimination. senator markey has an amendment to would provide grants to allow schools to teach climate science. senator casey has an amendment to expand and improve early education, particularly that for three- and four-year-olds. these are important amendments dealing with education. there are others but these are a few that i mention. so to have the republican leader come to the floor and file cloture when we just had a few amendments. he with come out and talk about all the votes we've had but they've been on nothing accepted. they could have been accepted. they didn't even need votes on them. we've had virtually no serious amendments and now all of a sudden the republican leader has changed totally i guess his phi

bill -- amendment i support to expand high-quality early childhood education. we have an amendment to strengthen the federal guardrails, the accountability amendment from senators murphy, booker war preen be, and coons to representhelp make sure all of of our students have what they need. there are many more amendments from democrats and republicans to finish this bill, but i want to urge our colleagues to vote "yes" on cloture. we are finishing this bill and working to make sure that we can fix a broken law enforcement i will have more to say about the amendments as we go through the process. at this moment, i urge all of our colleagues to support this voargts continue this bipartisan process. let's work to get this bill done. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. i yield back our time. mr. alexander: madam president, i have nine unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the aapproval of the majority and minority leaders. i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to and that these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: i yield back all our t

murphy: i ask that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blumenthal: in a couple minutes we'll be voting on a bill that includes a transfer of $3.4 billion within accounts of the veterans administration to make possible literally enable the v.a. to continue providing health care for millions of veterans across the united states. we're in this situation because of quite frankly gross inept todd in planning that can only be characterized as malpractice in management. i want to thank the chairman of the veterans' affairs committee, senator isakson for his leadership in addressing this shortfall and also in his cooperation in meeting the crisis in accountability and management that the v.a. continues to face. this crisis must stop and congress cannot be expected to bail out the v.a. because of mismanagement and management malpractice. in the longer term, there is a need for fundamental reform. there are some good ideas in this bill. i've supported many of them. i want to thank senator tester for his leadership as well in framing a proposal that addresses these issues. but make no mistake this bill is