obscenity, charles murray. what we need to do is to make charles murray irrelevant again like he's always been come someone said, get a student. another claimed that she wasn't interested in listening to someone who would normalize white supremacy. iu shouldn't give them a a platform and it will not listen. one man debate on the metal pot outside the lecture and eight big noise. the noise was audible inside the room distracting to speaker at times. while the protesters were forcing their opposition outside exercising the right to free speech inside we discussed some of the reasons why white america in the middle of the country voted for trump. murray broke up a few issues such as inequality among them that should've been of interest to his critics on the left. he invited his audience to take his famous bible quiz which also like to take a good you can google bobble quiz news hour and you can take it. to see how thick within your bobble is. i did take it and i have to shamefully confess that my number is very lo

marcus murray has been playing father figure and teaching his asatru belief to jones jr. he hopes asatru will help keep him from returning to prison. >> you're hanging out at the house, and you realize you have bills to pay or something like that, somebody comes over and offers you an opportunity for you to make a little bit of easy cash, go rob something. things go bad, things break bad, people that get involved, that weren't supposed to be there, get shotguns and you get killed. you end up being another justin. another heartbreak i have to deal with. >> not going to die. >> i've been through this before, i've had friends of mine that i've taken under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do, anyway, they get out there and they mess up. in fact, i lost a friend about six years ago, justin, he got shot by a police officer in indianapolis, i feel like i failed him. >> i promise you, i will send you a card for every month you're out there. if you come back, i will send a blanket party your way. >> i not coming back >> all rht, thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay ge

murray. guest: one of the things that we recognize, the environmental protection aagency hasn't done that good of a job protecting the environment. the recent gold mine spill in colorado, where the horrendously polluted, that was the fault of the environmental protection agency itself. the mine owners wanted to do something different, which would have prevented this bill. the e.p.a. let it happen. the consumer financial rotection bureau talks about protecting people from the wells fargo, bad things happened at wells fargo, but was didn't realize this happening. it was up to the los angeles times to break the story. it took them two years to move enforcement.sion to so in a lot of cases we're which are e agencies supposed to protect us, aren't helping in any way. host: are there some things regulatory agencies are doing your good regulations in mind? guest: um, i certainly think the -- there are agencies as federal trade commission, which do a good job. lesson in rned its the 1980s. he ftc sta

world number two andy murray has pulled out of the us open. struggling with a hip injury since losing his wimbledon semifinal match to american sam querrey. we understand murray travelled to new york last weekend and after a week of practice he decided he wasn't fit enough to do himselfjustice. he went on to say his hip is too sore to win the tournament and ultimately that's what he aimed to do. no decision has been made about the rest of his year yet. lewis hamilton secured the 68th pole position of his career for sunday's belgian grand prix, equalling michael schumacher‘s record. the british driver will be lining up his mercedes, in his two hundredth grand prix in spa on sunday. world championship leader sebastian vettel is also on the front row of the grid having posted the second fastest time.

murray again this season?disappeared from public view. england women's rugby union captain sarah hunter has insisted defeat to new zealand in the world cup final will not define the success of her side. a penalty try and the first of lydia thompson's double helped england lead 17—5 approaching the break. but the black ferns were too strong in the last 20 minutes. hunter says she's immensely proud of what the red roses have achieved, despite losing out 111—32. mcgeough runcie says the tournament asa mcgeough runcie says the tournament as a whole has been a great advert for rugby. we realised how good a game it is. it is not about women or men, i was just watching a good game of rugby. the standard has improved so much over the last few world cups. the standard has improved so much over the last few world cupsm the standard has improved so much over the last few world cups. it was a terrific game, i enjoyed it. that's all the sport for now. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the vene

chairman and ranking member murray, thank you for making this happen. i yield back. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of energy, dan r.brulett to be secretary of energy. the presiding officer: there will be 15 minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form. the presiding officer: the senator -- the senator from washington. murmur i -- mrs. murray: i am proud that we are working together on this legislation and this shows how we can solve challenges by putting patients and families first. this so-called user fee agreements are essential to supporting the f.d.a. operation and mission, they allow the f.d.a. to meet the complex challenges of 21st century technology and they help to ensure that f.d.a. upholds the gold standard of approval while approving new drugs and devices efficiently. passing the f.d.a. reauthorization act is necessary if congress wants to advance safe, effective and innovative medical pr

sarah murray at the white house. we just got word of a significant white house staff resignati resignation. >> reporter: yes, john. sebastien gorka has resigned. this is significant thbecause h was an adviser to the president. he had a habit of making controversial comments. one thing that was really notable about him is no one seemed to know what issues he was working on. when you talked to people working at the national security council, they would say that he wasn't involved in discussions or decisions there. yet he billed himself astz a national security adviser to the president. we know that john kelly has sort of been taking a look at everyone's positions in the white house, running through what their job is, whether they are in a good position to serve the president. and so it's possible this was a futch wall decision. we don't have a lot of details about why he decided to resign tonight. this is something people have been talking about over the last couple of weeks and a question that got even louder after st

andy murray will be replaced as world no.1 by rafael nadal after this week's cincinnati masters.nteed to replace him because roger federer has also pulled out. federer was beaten by alexander zverev in the final of the montreal masters on sunday, and he later confirmed that he'd been nursing a back injury. the wimbledon champion was the only player who could have denied nadal the top spot in next monday's rankings. nadal will become world no.1 for the first time since july 2014. with the recent success of the england team, it's hard to believe that a 50—year ban on women's football was only lifted by the fa in 1971. now, a production at the edinburgh fringe is exploring the hidden history of the women's game — and the remarkable story of one of the pioneers of sport. rhia chohan reports. a girl living herdream a girl living her dream at. the green grass... big dream cheered on by thousands. the game takes to the stage. 0ffside is a tale of sweat and struggle and on the forgotten story of the first black female player in britain. emma clarke was born in liverpool in 1876. she bega

matthew murray was riding through the santa monica montains this week when he lost control, flying 250-feet off a cliff! fortunately matt survived but where he landed was a remote area where no one could see him. despite several broken bones, matt forced himself back up the cliff and onto the road where he flagged down a pa murray will have a long road to recovery. but when he's better-- he says he will never get on a motorcycle again. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. suzanne kennedy-- morning washington. suzanne kennedy-- what are you working on this morning? a local police chief in the hospital. the violent crash involving his motorcycle and the latest on his condition. plus president donald trump is not backing down. the president now saying his promise to unleash fire and fury on north korea - not tough enough. and a disappointing start to the redskins pre-season as they fall to the ravens. this morning what

>> and bill murray was in the house to watch it. >> oh, was he? >> we reported this yesterday.roundhog day right now? >> sort of. we're wearing the same, oh, at least. >> we're not wearing the same thing, so no, no. >> however, bill murray, might be stuck in a groundhog day loop. >> yeah, because he was at the theater again last night. only to see groundhog day the musical. >> he hung out with fans, the cast and staff, and he left a nice tip, paying for a bottle of water with a 50 and leaving the change. so it looks like weather man phil connors has turned over a new leaf after all. >> the first night he was emotional. the second night he looked a little bewildered. >> he was making it rain. knowing the price of water on broadway, that may have been a pretty bad tip. barely covered the cost of the water. >>> next to will smith taking part in apple music's launch of "carpool karaoke." >> james corden takes will for a spin much like he does on his show. they get down to "boom boom boom shake a room", by dj jazzy jeff and the fresh prince. take a listen. ♪ never start to stutter ♪

it's the first time murray has withdrawn from a grand slam for more than four years.p from wimbledon was visible and there was a certain intensity and the missing from the practice session the reasons which became apparent. murray has made the right decision, there's little point in him playing here in the 80% fit. more important thing to the best possible shape for the start of 2018 and particularly for that australian open because when he said, he still has the ability to win more grand slam titles. a decision on his future could be made in the next couple of days. he has already consulted medical professionals widely. surgery was not discussed but i imagine it has not yet been ruled out and the big question everyone is eve ryo ne out and the big question everyone is everyone is asking is will we see money again this season? if rest is the best solution, then it will be better if he disappeared from public view. manager antonio conte feels chelsea have proved to themselves that they are ready to challenge for the premier league title again. the champions play everto

>(steve) police say that murray is lucky to be alive. murray suffers from several broken bones.he has been riding for six-years now, but says he will never get on a motorcycle again. (steve) in austin, texas... new surveillance video captures the shocking moment when a car falls from a parking garage and into the pavement.(steve) this is the b-m-w that reportedly fell from the seventh floor of a parking garage in downtown austin. the driver of the s-u-v next car says he was on the phone while the b-m-w crashed into his sedan. police say the woman driving the b-m-w mistook the gas pedal for the brakes. she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. coming upyou and the vehicle in front of you went through two went the other direction and schools going start in the next two weeks .if you were lucky enough to not have this conversation in alameda, congratulations this means you won't be featured in the next edition of people behaving badly (vicki) but first..what we know about the man who was tackled and arrested... for running on stage during a brittney spears concert. who a

it is because 1972 rod murray final pushed out of its job as u.s. vaccine regulator and regulation was moved over to fda. so this polio virus vaccine became first on the u.s. market made in the wi38 cell. but what happened to leonard? well remember we left him back in 1962 having arrived to cells under that contract that said he had to hand them become over when contract was up. by 1968 he was tired of being treated as a second class citizen by hillary and rest of the world class biologists at institute and he found himself a better job at sanford. that's again to reminding you of him -- he had designed whoops -- hang on -- he had designed from wi38 cell by 1968 he made a rubella vaccine and cells were there in abundance and freezer in bottom of the basement of the withstar institute and who hated dealing with finances and was constantly in a financial pickle troying to keep institute afloat wrote a letter to big british company saying, now a patented recipe of rubella vaccine and give you you all you need medical record to it make it. let's take a

william henry murray is my favorite. he has more stories to be told than any other in the group. he was president of the constitutional convention and first speaker of the house of representatives. had to wait a while before he got to be governor but in the four years he was governor, he called out the oklahoma national guard more than 40 times. more than all the rest of them put together and overall kinds of things. there was a free bridge built across the red river to texas. the folks that had the toll bridges kept that bridge closed. he took the national guard down and they opened the free bridge and closed the toll bridge. during his administration, the price of oil dropped to 18 cents a barrel and he said we're not pumping oil until it goes back to at least a dollar. now, the one that i get a big kick out of is the problem we had with people scalping football tickets at the university of oak okaklahoma. he was being sent to norman to be sure that nobody made money on their football tickets. his son, johnston, was governor and they're the only father and son governor so far.

murray afterward mingled with the cast including andy karl who plays murray's role.atherman phil connors. >> and the bets are on that whether he'll turn out for tonight's performance yet again. i think he's playing a joke on all of us with groundhog. >>> you'll need some pretty deep wallets and pretty deep wallet to buy a piazza at ozza here. >> industry kitchen has the most expensive in the world at $2700. >> so here's why. the ingredients include cheese from england, foie gras from france, caviar from the caspian sea. flower petals in california and gold from ecuador. >> check out the f atmfans.com. >>> police in the carolinas are warning if you see bigfoot, please don't shoot. >> all right, so that's because they say the bigfoot you're seeing is probably, quote, a fun-loving and well-intentioned person sweating it out in a costume. several alleged sightings have been reported like this one from two years ago. >> yeah, the most recent came last weekend when a north carolina man claims he made eye contact for nearly ten seconds with a huge hairy, smelly beast. skept

of health care, i was very happy to hear the statement from chairman alexander and ranking member murray yesterday in which they pledged the help committee to the task of destabilizing and strengthening the markets. particularly by guaranteeing the cost-sharing reduction program. as chairman alexander said, quote, without the payment of these cost-sharing reductions, americans will be hurt, unquote. that is clear. everyone has said it, even the insurance industry. and yet, president trump continues to treat this critical program as if it's some kind of political hostage. the president treats the critical program as if it's some kind of hostage. insurers in three states -- north carolina, pennsylvania, iowa -- have each released separate rates for 2018. one, if the payments are made, and one that's 20% higher if they're not. in these three states, the premiums will be 20% higher if president trump refuses to carry out the law. every american will see that increase in their monthly bill and know that it is a trump premium tax. insurers from coast to coast have said that uncertainty surroun

roger federer is a step closer to replacing andy murray as world number one. of the montreal masters, after a straight sets win over roberto bautista agut. with murray still out of action due to a rib injury, the wimbledon champion federer is closing in at the top of the atp world rankings. that's all from sportsday. more sport in the morning on bbc news. goodbye for now. good evening. we've made it to the end of the week and what a week it was. very changeable and salty in places, but the weekend is a different story. things looking mostly dry. spells of sunshine at times. quite a lot of cloud tonight. especially in the south. reducing spots of patchy rain and drizzle and a band of showers pushing across scotla nd a band of showers pushing across scotland and northern ireland. generally speaking things will brighten up tomorrow. patches of cloud around, but spells of sunshine as well. a couple of showers on the chart, but these will be the exception. many places remaining dry. tomorrow afternoon through the channel islands, the south—west of england mainly dr

studio: andy murray will be replaced as world number one by rafael nadal after this week's cincinnatiy and nadal is guaranteed to replace him because roger federer has also pulled out with a back injury. meanwhile, the british number two kyle edmund has been knocked out in cincinnati. he was beaten in three sets by the portuguese qualifierjoao sousa, the world number 5a. sousa, who's ranked nien places below edmund, won 6—3, 2—6, 6—3, and he'll face either jack sock of the usa or yuichi sugita of japan. that is all from sportsday, coming up that is all from sportsday, coming up in that is all from sportsday, coming upina that is all from sportsday, coming up in a moment, the papers. studio: hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and broadcaster natalie haynes and rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent. let show you what we have so far: the financial times reports that the uk's largest adult education providerfaces uk's largest adult education provider faces collapse after a damning report by the

thank you. >> so that's exactly what sara murray just reported out.a, let me -- you were mid-thought. go ahead. >> well, i mean, look, you saw the president. i mean, he was very somber, he was very determined. clearly angry. they've threatened us. now we've threatened them back. and you know, the question is, does this ratchet up or do we find a way to calm everyone down to avoid something that could, you know, that could result in the use of force at, you know, at this point. and i think the president, you know, there is an issue here for the american public, forgetting the north korea issue, which we can't, there is an issue because two-thirds of the people out there don't seem to trust what the president says. and six out of ten don't give him high marks on handling foreign policy. and so the bar is going to be pretty high for people. they know that kim jong un is crazy. they -- you know, they understand that. but they may want to see a more measured response before we take it up to, you know, to another level here. and i think the president's thre

murray: mr. president, thank you. i come to the floor today to urge my colleagues to vote no on the nomination that we will vote on shortly. on the campaign trail, president trump promised to put workers first, but instead president trump's administration has rolled back worker protections and prioritized corporate interests at the expense of workers. so it is critical, now more than ever, that the nlrb remains independent and is committed to advocating for workers and their right to organize. but i'm deeply concerned that president trump's nominee, mr. kaplan, does not have a record of supporting the rights of workers and unions. and at his nomination hearing, mr. kaplan confused basic labor issues and decision further proving he lacks the knowledge and experience to serve on this important board. nlrb members should be committed to standing up for workers, and it is clear mr. kaplan does not make the cut. i urge my colleagues to join me in doing what president trump has failed to do, and that's to put workers first

his mother figen murray has been talking to graham satchell, his mother figen murray has been suddenly you catch yourself thinking, oh my gosh, martyn would have loved this. it‘s a shame he isn‘t there. we are in st annes square in the centre of manchester. it became the focus of remembrance where thousands of people left flowers. figan murray lost her son martyn hett in the manchester attack. she‘s been the therapist for more than 20 years, but she has decided she can no longer do herjob. i don‘t think with what happened to me that i‘ll ever be in a position to offer psychological support to anybody else because i think i‘m so damaged through this. figan is meeting 18—year—old caitlin. on the night of the attack caitlin was knocked off her feet by the force of the blast but escaped without physical injury. she became withdrawn, started having nightmares and is now seeing a counsellor. it wasn't until a few weeks i would say after when it really hit me, the guilt got me. guilt. tell me a bit more about that. that we managed to walk out without a mark on us. obviously, with peo

we will all do that alarm murray eventually. —— we will all do that eventually. do that alarm murrayntually. —— we will all do that eventuallym is not the last we will see of him. he may support the queen in some engagements as well. pretty incredible. almost duties. and his charities, that's the thing that some people bat makes you think what will come next, we have all been used to the queen and prince philip and you wonder what happens with support the monarchy, how it change if charles eventually takes over what will be different then will retire into being more i'll will go straight william's interesting. retire into being more i'll will go straight william's interestingm is interesting that we will have the diana tapes soon and the fact that i am at three macro dependent on him and had a good relationship. was she tried having she was quite sympathetic about that innovative of way could do. wire you wonder what he might have said to have. the daily express says sepe closes two, three, four, 520 and 20 one. a souvenir edition. one of those pixies you will remember in there. it i

we will all do that alarm murray eventually. —— we will all do that eventually. do that alarm murray eventuallym is not the last we will see of him. he may support the queen in some engagements as well. pretty incredible. almost duties. and his charities, that's the thing that some people bat makes you think what will come next, we have all been used to the queen and prince philip and you wonder what happens with support the monarchy, how it change if charles eventually takes over what will be different then will retire into being more i'll will go straight william's interesting.

they shouted slogans like charles murray go away and there was an even better one. what we really need to do is to make him relevant again. he's always been a great student. another claimed that she was not interested in listening to someone who would normalize white supremacy. one them banked on that. outside the lecture room and made a big noise was audible inside the room distracting the speaker at times. they were voicing their opposition outside. exercising their right to free speech we discussed some of the reasons why they voted for trump. it should've been of interest to those on the left. he invited the audience to take his famous' bubble quiz. i did take it. i have to confess that my number is very low. how they contribute to the fragment of america. one of the two. each of them was given a pen and paper was invited to ask a question there was no censorship only an uninhibited conversation. everyone agreed with marie of course and i must say not necessarily an agreement but the questions and answers were constructive. they turned out to a spouse. they were

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plus bill murray living a real life groundhog day. is he?that way for the cast of the new musical based on his hit comedy. and she's one half of the grammy award gospel duo mary mary this morning singer tina campbell is flying solo with a special performance right here live in the loft. and then later, tucker and erin doing their best big lebowski and letting it roll. we're celebrating national bowling day on good day at 10a. right now, it is 9:29 and we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never be