murray is just ahead.th another look at the weather. >> hey, willie. tomorrow is the boston marathon. the weather is not looking all that great. that's for sure. we're looking at rain, wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour, temperature in the morning about 40. in the afternoon only about 45 degrees with the rain and gusty winds continuing. this cold air is going to continue to pour out of the midwest and move its way into the northeast. minneapolis, 29 degrees. chicago, 38. then as we go into tomorrow, that cold air spreads eastward. detroi >>> it's still dry out there. temperatures right now at 53 degrees for san jose. we are tracking that incoming colder system and that's going to drop down our daytime highs and keep us on the cooler end. napa, 45 degrees right now, san francisco, 53. concord 54. doppler radar already showing that rain developing off the north getting ready to trek down further south as we head towards the afternoon. you with expect to see showers with highs in the 60s. >> and that's your l

murray. the man whose head is ab secured -- is obscured behind him in this torrid hug is our energy secretary. so you knew things were going to go well for mr. murray at this meeting after that nice, cozy reception that he got. and then the photographer went on and took this picture, which is murray energy corporation's recommendations to the honorable j. richard perry as to what he should do about the environment. now, i will spend some more time on that memo in just a moment because after long delays, we're actually able to get our hands on it. they delayed and they fiddled and faddled and wouldn't confirm that they had it. but when the photograph showed that they had it, they said okay, we'll give it to you when we give our our foyer request. great. thanks a bunch. so much for congressional oversight. i hope that the now majority, if you're ever in the minority in the senate, don't get treated this way, being told line up with the folks. we're not interested in responding to oversight requ

murray, and mr. murray joined with pruitt in filing eight of 14 lawsuits against the e.p.a. so you can see we have a very cozy relationship there and one which will only reinforce -- not counterbalance -- mr. pruitt's worst instincts at the e.p.a. and among those challenges is the question of climate change. you know, just yesterday in the environment and public works committee, we had a hearing. we had a hearing on using federal incentives to have more carbon sequestration, to try to take carbon out of the environment and a carbon recapture technology. what was interesting, mr. president, was every single one of the witnesses -- those called by the majority and those called by the minority -- every one of them, when asked whether or not climate change represented a serious threat, answered yes, and all of them acknowledged that human activity was contributing to that climate change. every one of the witnesses right down the table. it's also interesting that that legislation, which has bipartisan support, uses taxpayer dollars, and if you combine -- and combined with the tax

the first murray brothers was opened in st.ustine, florida. >> they have that going for them, which is nice. >> more of the quotes. there's a theme to his career, "groundhog day." "caddyshack." rodents. >>> next, trading in his black panther suit for a tuxedo. >> the couple were even working the photo line before heading inside to dance the night away. >> jordan shouted her out and says "this is commitment." >> so desperate. >> it's just weird. desperate. >> it's just weird. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical cost

but riding a 6—game winning streak, denver hit back with murray tying it up denver hit back with murrayeater 3—pointer to give denver their first lead since the first quarter, but for once it was a chance the minnesota timberwolves wouldn't let slip, eventually taking it 112-106. after 82 wouldn't let slip, eventually taking it 112—106. after 82 regular—season matches, and even five minutes of overtime, the curse was finally lifted because minnesota are going to the play—offs. austin halewood, bbc news. to golf and scotland's marc warren and paul gallen for and have a 1—shot lead going into the second round of the spanish open. like warren, dunne shot a six under par 66 at the spanish national golf club and this was his second on the 18th. home favourite and world number four, who finished fourth at the masters on sunday, was one shot further back, finishing on five under parfor a further back, finishing on five under par for a tie for third—place. on the pga tour, south africa's rory sabbatini leads by two strokes on seven under after the opening round of the rbc heritage in south caro

the same ed murray by the way who as of the end of twenty seventeen and for a million sexual abuse an assault by at least five people including the child of a family friend so he. definitely hangs out with good people good couples while he was at the center for american progress. he is accused of sending lewd inappropriate text messages numerous female colleagues a story that was confirmed by at least five other employees and when a female staffer finally complained about this behavior she found that not only was she the one that was moved away from the team but that other team members and people in the within the organization were told not to talk to her and i was a work environment so while yet is three days paid vacation for being a lewd and lascivious scumbag in the words of louis allegedly sure. yeah sure. so yeah so that's my thing as one staffer said this is the thing when this happens because it shows that all these things that you're doing and you're trying to be this progressive woman imagine this is the time when everybody thought hillary was going to win these women walked

andy murray hasn't played on tour since wimbldeon and he is still recovering from hip surgery..keepingll be his management company that he set up last year...he's got some young british tennis players on the books and also the 21—year—old sprint twins cheriece and shannon hylton and i spoke to them earlier about how murray is helping them with their athletics career. it is really nice to have someone who is such a high accolade in british sport and in the world and to see his insight on things and it is nice to have someone like that in your corner. yeah, exactly the same, i chatted with him before the commonwealths and it was my first senior experience, it was daunting for me so i called on him to get some ideas about what to do in terms of preparation and what to do when i get out there and he said go out there and enjoy it and do not change anything, stick to what you know and go and perform. this is something i asked the brown leaves a year ago because the brothers, triathletes are amazing and have achieved so much together, it took them back, i said do you think you would have ach

cnn's sara murray has more. >> good morning, christine and dave. president trump's long-time personal attorney michael cohen, who we now know is under criminal investigation, is slated to appear in new york today. and it could be a little more awkward than previously anticipated. that's because the adult film star that cohen paid to silence her story is also now slated to appear. stormy daniels' attorney says that her appearance has nothing to do, though, with trying to provoke michael cohen. >> it's intended to send the naej this is a very, very serious matter for her, and she wants to make sure that the american people know that she is behind efforts to bring to light as much information and documents as possible. she also wants to energy that she is heard and that she is represented at the hearing. it has nothing to do with getting in his head at all. >> now cohen's tweerns attorneyn court on friday trying to argue that they should not be able to view the documents collected from his home and hotel room insisting they could violate attorney-clie

talking about and they've been very clear about this and according to the you can be asked to craig murray. who has talked very clearly about some of this evidence around what's going on he said very clearly that they just don't know they just don't know it could be from anywhere the new scientist magazine in in the u.k. has said very clearly as well this this agent has been developed from many many other countries around the world iran apparently did develop it under the auspices of the organization the prohibition of chemical weapons in twenty sixteen to show that it could be to prove that it could be developed so many many other countries could have this so for the u.k. government to within a week immediately say it must be russia is just disingenuous at best but it's actually very deadly dangerous a valid reason for them down doesn't have the answer is there another department or agency connected to the government the might have such proof was to. go over. well i think orton down has been put under pressure to try and say it's definitely the russians and they refused to do that as crai

our second prize, high school central winner is matthew murray, an 11th grader at jinx oklahoma.l ininx, where c-span is available through cox communications. he tells us in his entry about the first amendment and freedom of religion, take a look. >> they might not like christine's. >> to me, religious freedom is the most important part of the bill of rights. >> we had some complicated times, because you could get arrested. so we went to a camp. thunder and lightning coming and on you, we went there visited with refugees and out of nowhere, they came in and tried to arrest all of us. some people said that we would get tortured or something, so my uncle threw me behind a building and we head. >> information received indicates that the myanmar security forces targeted teachers and cultural religious leadership in other peoples of influence in an effort to diminish the rohingya history and knowledge. >> my school population is now 10% or mise -- 10% burmese. >> my uncle knew we were not going to have religious freedom, so he brought us here. >> radical buddhist monks have been accused o

the same ed murray by the way who as of the end of twenty seventeen and for a movie sexual abuse an assault by at least five people including the child of a family friend so he. definitely hangs out with good people good composer while he was at the center for american progress. he is accused of sending lewd and inappropriate text messages numerous female colleagues a story that was confirmed by at least five other employees and one a female staffer finally complained about this behavior she found that not only was she the one that was moved away from the team but that other team members and people in the in the within the organization were told not to talk to her and i was a work environment so while yet is three days paid vacation for being a lewd and lascivious scumbag in the word allegedly sure. yeah sure. so yeah so that's my thing as one staffer said this is the thing when this happens because it shows that all these things that you're doing and you're trying to be this progressive woman imagine this is the time when everybody thought hillary was going to win these women walke

dennis murray, bbc news, belfast.e commonwealth games on australia's gold coast. wales' alys thomas won the 200m butterfly gold with a games record — the first commonwealth title for the 27—year—old. she afterwards said she couldn't see anything as her goggles fogged up. over in the gymnastics, england's nile wilson won his 5th medal of the games, with gold in the horizontal bar, and his compatriot alice kinsella also won gold in the women's beam. it means the top of the medals table currently looks like this, with australia leading the way, followed by england, and scotland and wales in 7th and 8th place respectively. natalie pirks reports now on the rest of the action, and it contains flashing images. in the yellow and black of jamaica was a man ready to step out from usain bolt‘s shadow. instead, yohan blake was left chasing them after a terrible start. commentator: rogers is in the lead and simbine is coming away. it's going to be simbine's gold. simbine gets it! with adam gemili missing from the men's100 through

the same ed murray by the way who as of the end of twenty seventeen and for a movie accused of sexual abuse and assault by at least five people including the child of a family friend so he. definitely hangs out with good people good composer while he was at the center for american progress. he is accused of sending lewd inappropriate text messages numerous female colleagues a story that was confirmed by at least five other employees and one of the men.

i agree with senator murray that this crisis is not just a health crisis. this is tearing apart families and communitiesrom one end of the try to the other, and from maryland to oregon and evy pcen between and ultimately this is really about saving lives, and it is going to take a collaborate wholistic and bipartisan approach to do that >>> a look at what the local, state and federal governments are doing to combat the opioid cry is sis. you can watch it in its entirely thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. more now from the recent conversation with national review senator editor edward brookheiser who appeared at the society of the four arts in palm beach, florida, and he discussed his career and favorite founding fathers and the inspiration for the book "founders son" a life of abraham lincoln, and this is about 50 minutes. >> wonderful. remarkable. remas remarkable. >> and we would have a 45-minute kwoigs anda and afterwards there are copieses of mr. brookh brookheiser's books available in the lobby, and you first talked to the journalist and you have

the same ed murray by the way who as of the end of twenty seventeen and for a million sexual abuse an assault by at least five people including the child of a family friend so he. definitely hangs out with good people good couple so while he was at the center for american progress. he is accused of sending lewd inappropriate text messages numerous female colleagues a story that was confirmed by at least five other employees and one a female staffer finally complained about this behavior she found that not only was she the one that was moved away from the team but that other team members and people in the within the organization were told not to talk to her and i was a work environment so while yet is three days paid vacation for being a lewd and lascivious scumbag and allegedly this allegedly sure. yeah sure. so yeah so that's my thing as one staffer said this is the thing when this happens because it shows that all these things that you're doing and you're trying to be this progressive woman imagine this is the time when everybody thought hillary was going to win these women walked a

that pe for appalling images to be shown also has a relevance to two reports this week from clive murraymexico. they covered the surge in violence where the murder rate is at the highest level since records began. here is an excerpt, we want began. here is an excerpt, we want be showing the distressing footage broadcast at the time. meet louise, one of the hardest working man in acapulco. he is a body collector. his latestjob is a corpse, dumped in a residential neighbourhood. over the next few minutes on tuesday's news we saw a number of corpses, some bloodied, on the street, others in body bags. it was too much for some members of the audience who made dozens of complaints, including this one... then commented... we were also left this telephone message from christine who felt it was not appropriate.” message from christine who felt it was not appropriate. i would have thought this warranted a different programme. it's beyond news. it's gone on forfar too programme. it's beyond news. it's gone on for far too long and programme. it's beyond news. it's gone on forfar too long and is prog

on our side of the aisle, senators udall and tester, smith, baldwin, heinrich, heitkamp, cantwell, murray, have worked very hard on bills that deal with these very, very significant issues in indian country. but, madam president, none of these bills have reached the floor. the leader has refused to put bills that would dramatically help indian country on the floor. and when finally a tribal bill is brought forward by the majority leader, it was closed to amendments and debate. senator udall, our ranking member, wished to have amendments. senator hoeven, the chairman of indian affairs, told me he wanted amendments. but the way the leader mcconnell brought it to the floor was no amendments, no debate, no discussion. evened worse, it was a bill to scrap labor rights at a time when we should be doing everything we can to strengthen labor protections. the only bill the leader would bring to the floor is one that was divisive and destined to fail, a political act, not an act to help indian country. the a.f.l. said the passage of the measure, quote, would have amounted to the most aggressive ero

james murray mason was writing that law based on his grandfather's legacy. not a very positive in our minds today, but a very interesting legacy that george mason left behind. other cousins, grandsons, were involved in politics, as well and did some more positive things, helped shape government thereafter. so it's very interesting to see the ways in which george mason's life has been used and his legacy has been used. we think here at gunston hall it is very important that george mason owned people. he also opened the door for us to continue to have the conversation 250 years later. he opened the door for us to expand to whom the virginia declaration of rights applied. in the 18th century, it wouldn't have applied to me, it might not have applied to you. today, 250 years later, we continue to have this conversation, it does apply to all of us and i think that's very special and very important and why we still talk about george mason the way we do today. so we've stepped over here to our service staircase. this is a reproduction of stairs that we know to have

joining us is jamie murray. may still looks like it will happen for the u.k. bed the who thought the boe may act twice in 2018? >> i do not think so. today, the data, we have seen a bounce. if you look get it at the category level, funny stuff going on with clothing, clothing, a weird, affected by the weather. the weather was bad in march. people may have had to discount more. up nextl push back month and we've -- will forget about this episode. mark: real pay is positive. it is a positive. are the consumers going to get back to spending? a tricky start to the year for the weather and other reasons. >> yes, inflation, the interesting thing, year-over-year rate tells you a lot about what is happening now and just as much about what happened one year ago. this inflation shock is dissipating but not news to anyone now. what happened, we look at a shock three quarters ago or four quarters ago, dropping out of the headline rate. it is telling us that the comparison with last year's changing. we are not feeling a change in the price level now, normal, we will not st

a good four hour jog is what i'm expecting," kdf marathon runner connor murray said.her sean said it may be his son's first race ever, but he's got high hopes for him. "i'm thinking he's going to win it, but i'm not positive," sean said. "i'm going to be at the finish line though."with that same location in mind, runners hit the pavement at the kdf marathon and minimarathon.as thousands of feet shuffled throughout town, the family of adam seibert waited at the finish line with a surprise in the form of a ring, that had been planned for months.so, when melissa ratliff crossed the finish line, the man she ran with - who had been her boyfriend at the start of the race - dropped to one knee, but not out of exhaustion. "well, she's like super competitive," seibert said. "so, i was really afraid she was going to dart ahead of us. that kind of would've messed up the plan."ratliff said "yes" to seibert's proposal, and after 13.1 miles, got to take home something shiny and gold. it just wasn't the finishers medal she thought she'd be getting. "i had no idea," ratliff said. a s

he quotes his catholic guy in his dissent in tow and says, kurt me -- courtney murray understands the difference between something that is privately a moral matter but should not be enforced by the law. this is not a law that anyone should support. other catholics. that the law should uphold a standard of morality. people are more likely to be promiscuous. they separated the idea of babies and sex and we should hold the line in connecticut. >> next up is john in fort wayne, indiana. r: full disclosure, i am a retired attorney and i remember we learned about this case in constitutional law back in 1976. remember the numbers. it was a short opinion that came up with this right of privacy no where in the constitution. i don't think anybody should disagree with a dumb law, it never should have been passed. we look back today and i can't imagine any state would have such a law. but for nine on the leg to that there isde this right of privacy, which means that we have to declare this law unconstitutional -- the real argument should of been to the legislator. they are the ones that should ar

douglass, anna murray douglass, he challenged the institution of slavery. our government said it's legal to enslave you and illegal to teach you. thank goodness for all of us douglass and the other heroes did not turn away from that challenge or we would be a very different country than we are right now. with young people today, we want them to look at these institutions where in some cases systemic racism runs rampant and institutions conspire to keep foreign oppressed people and communities of color down, we want them in the same way to look and say, how do we go about changing things? how do we go about dismantling these institutions so we can be a better country and we can live up to the promises that have been afforded to us. the last time i was in this space was 2013, when we dedicated this magnificent statute back here. it's good to be back, and to talk about frederick douglass, and to think about this idea that history lives in all of us. it doesn't just live in me because i descend from two people we heard of. history lives in each and every one of

donald trump alles a murray kids a beautiful friendship with from some an intimate meeting with president call up the white house but keep disagreements between the two leaders from a. g seven member countries joint efforts to get to know russia better agreeing to set up a working group to study the country's. behavior. and a nationwide poll in germany suggests that most people there see america as a greater threat to world security than russian it comes just days ahead of talks with the president. just gone three am in rio two pm in singapore and nine in the morning right. here in moscow this when's the april the twenty fifth my names you know neal this is r t international our top story donald trump has heaped praise on among you all micron a meeting in the white house the two presidents met to discuss syria and iran but it's their touchy feely friendship that's so all over the headlines. thank you. mr president the old saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally it's not fake news so it's a great honor they don't know that you're her

there was an incident at middlebury, charles murray. protesters surrounded his car, a protester was injured in that incident. harold mcdonald was prevented from speaking on the claremont mckenna campus, where students were disciplined for that, which is unusual. usually protesters get away with no criticism. a federal judge left white supremacist, richard spencer speak on campus after loss the aclu might have been involved in and violence erupted between protesters and attendees. mayday protests in santa cruz, people were assaulted. protests are getting violent and i don't think it is necessarily students. it has been a lot of left-wing agitators who come onto the campuses to use the conservative speaker is an excuse for violent agitation. protests prompted campus closure at another university as a result of violent protesters and a slice from this year, litigation occurred in the university of washington attempted to charge the university of washington $17,000 security fee for a campus rally with one of the groups called patriot prayer

. >>> coming up in the skinny, bill murray mixes golf with family and food. >>> and we'll check out thek" themed restaurant he and his brother just opened. >>> and the sketch commissioned by stormy daniels who she says threatened her on behalf of the president. you're watching "world news now." president. so, does he look familiar? >> hmm. ofba of the president. you're watching "world news now."

sara murray, cnn, washington. >> we'll talk more about that exclusive throughout the morning. >>> now to politics reporter rebecca burgh. good morning to you. >> thanks. >> i want to start with the conversation from natalia veselnitskaya that she is an informant for the russian government. what substantively considering many people assume that when we got the reporting in july of last year about the meeting having happened in 2016, what does that substantively change? >> right, it doesn't change anything because so many people assumed that she was working with or for the russian government. it's significant in the admission itself. you have to wonder why did these decide to disclose this now. is russia going to create further controversy, refocus attention on the controversy or the potential russian interference in our election. and then of course this brings us back to the question of this meeting at trump tower between veselnitskaya and some of the top trump campaign officials including paul manafort and his son, donald trump jr. this raises, again, questions about why they took thi

. >> cnn political reporter sara murray has more on tomorrow's hearing, so what are we learning abouteeding? >> of course we know that michael cohen's lawyers have challenged these raids. they don't want prosecutors to look at it because they believe it could defy attorney-client privilege. prosecutors say, look, there is no evidence that michael cohen weren't acting as just a lawyer and looking at his business deals, but the judge said, look, show us your client list. that might help us determine what might be privileged information. they weren't able to do that on friday and the judge got a little bit frustrated and said, look, we need you to tell us who your clients are and we need to see michael cohen in this courtroom. we need your client here on monday. so cohen will be in court on monday in what could be kind of an awkward showdown. now we see stormy daniels is also going to be there on monday. we've seen stormy daniels turn his own kind of media blitz on all of this. he was talking to jake tapper and said things were going to go from bad to worse for michael cohen. >> i believ

that murray -- that story much more coming up at 5 pm. >>> that will be it for kpix news at noon. hope you enjoy your weekend, including you lulu. >> have a great day everyone. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ♪ >> steffy: hey, um... can you stay a while? i was a little freak oed >> steffy: okay. >> liam: well, i hope we never experience something like that again, thinking something was wrong with our daughter. >> steffy: i know. i know. she's healthy and she's thriving. and i'm gonna make sure she stays that way. >> liam: i mean, when doctor phillips couldn't see the baby move... >> steffy: [ sighs ] oh, i know. >> liam: ...i was just like -- [ exclaims ] >> steffy: i know. i know. my heart stopped. thank you for being there. this would have been so much harder without you.

sarah murray has this cnn exclusive report. >> reporter: the national rifle association is setting asideears of documents related to its interactions wi s wits wit n kremlin-linked banker and his protegee as it appears to be bracing for a possible investigation, sources say. the gun rights group is facing congressional scrutiny over its finances and ties to torsion. a lifetime member of the nra and one of the prominent russian government officials the u.s. recently slapped with sanctions. the nra is also battling allegations that torsion may have illegally funneled money through the nra to bolster the trump campaign. >> there have been allegations that the russianings were going to full money through the nra. and we sought to investigate that. there were witnesses with direct knowledge regarding those allegations that we sought to bring in, the republicans refused. >> reporter: the nra has denied any contact from the fbi or accepting any illegal donations. sources say they are anxiously preparing, collecting documents is due diligence and dealing with congressional scrutiny. the renewed

i want to bring in cnn political correspondent sara murray. i want to bring you in, you have new details in tapes federal investigators may have obtained in the michael cohen raids. what do you know in. >> we learned from sources familiar with the matter that michael cohen had as habit of recording his conversations during the presidential campaign as well as before it and these are tapes that the could have easily been scooped up in the raid that the fbi conducted of mike cohen's office, his home and hotel room. one source familiar with michael cohen's behavior said there were times when he'd actually play these tapes back to then-candidate trump or his associates. so it's certainly possible some of these recordings were either on the phones or on the computers that were scooped up as part of this fbi raid. i also spoke to a number of former campaign officials who said this was sort of the constant lore around michael cohen, as soon as you would join the trump orbit, that it was known among campaign officials, as well as among officials at th

a woman named polly murray. this is a woman who in the 1960s wrote an article called jane crow and the law. in which she listed all the laws that kept women in their place, that held them back from achieving whatever their talent would allow them to chief. polly murray is today celebrated. in those days few people knew her name. she was a graduate of the howard law school in the mid-'40s. among the many things she did, she organized the students at howard to have sit-ins. this is the '40s, not the '60s. as a result, the lunch places in the areas around howard university were deseeingregated along before other places. but that idea she had of jane crow. >> she was, just before you were really involved and for a few years after, on the aclu board. >> she have on the board and the quality keecommittee and one ofe people who was the strongest supporter of starting awomen's rights project. >> okay, back to vmi very quickly. >> they be we were out of time. >> we were probably already out of time. so this is what you w

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following talks over the ongoing situation in syria the un asked special envoy to syria seven day mr murraysaid that it is very important now to lower not only the a military tension now but political as well now you've just heard that he said that the risks and airstrikes conducted by the u.s. france and the u. of cape did not how to deescalate the situation there but the countries which conducted those these strikes had a slightly different view on the subject saying that these talks were unnecessary and just to fight music from. within.

murray: thank you, mr. president. i come up to the floor today to urge my colleagues to vote against the nomination of carlos muniz as the department of education's general counsel. the department of education's primary responsibility is to help schools educate our students and prepare them to be successful in life. a good education can open doors of opportunity for children who may not have thought that their dreams were possible, and a good education can lift millions of families out of poverty and into the middle class. that's certainly what a good education did for me and for my family. so as many working families are struggling today, we should be working to make sure every child can attend a good public school in their own neighborhood. we need to do more to ensure every student who wants to attend college can afford it, graduate, and find a good-paying job and isotaddled with a mountain o debt. and it's absolutely critical that every student, no matter whatagers is learning in a safe environment -- what age, is

i agree with senator murray, this crisis is not just a health crisis. this is tearing apart families and communities from one end of the country to the other, from maryland to oregon and every place in between. and ultimately this really is about saving lives. it will take a collaborative, holistic and bipartisan approach to accomplish that. >> just a short portion of our look at what local, state, and federal governments are doing to combat the opioid epidemic. you can watch the program in its entirety thursday starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. next on american history tv religious historians discuss the influence the bible and other christian writings had on american political figures such as thomas jefferson, james madison, and martin luther king jr. the panel focuses on how these influences shaped the thoughts of the three leaders regarding religious freedom in the united states. the museum of the bible and the baylor institute co-host this had hour long event. >>> i'm tony zeiss, the director of the museum

murray all alone for the three balm. spurs by 14 at the half. third quarter request. javale. look at he is 7 feet tall and euro stepping. 7 points and 7 opponents fwoords por the big man manu ginobili. still dangerous. nice take there. spurs up by as many as 17. the charge kevin durant in the fourth quarter finishwood 34 down to a two-point game. the back breaker is here. lamarcus aldridge, the bank is open. the prayer is answered. are you kidding me? the spurs force a game 5 on tuesday back added oracle 103-90 is the final. >> tough to get off to a start like that think our you're bouncing back against a team like that. nonetheless there was several plays and moments throughout the game we lost that game. it wasn't just the first five. >> you guys seen a box score. >> we rebounded and got crushed. lost by 13 points weird game. >> we needed it. we didn't want to go down four zero. got to win. happy. now we have to feel good about the win and tomorrow we start thinking about game five. >> they made the playoffs in the western conference. spurs are great, graetd coached team, o

murray: thank you, mr. president of. mr. president, i come to the floor today to oppose kyle duncan's nomination to serve on the fifth circuit court of appeals. a review of mr. duncan's record, his cases, his chosen causes, show he is a dangerous, ideological nominee who has consistently been on the wrong side of women's rights, lgbtq rights and civil rights. let's start with his record arguing against women's rights and reproductive freedom. when he served as lead counsel in the infamous hobby lobby case, he argued that an employer can interfere with a woman's personal health care choices. in texas, he filed a brief in favor of abortion restrictions that would have shut down the vast majority of clinics in that state, restrictions the supreme court ultimately ruled an undue burden on women's constitutional right to safe, legal abortion. in my home state of washington, he filed a brief arguing pharmacies should be allowed to refuse to fill birth control prescriptions for ideological reasons. fortunately, his views did not pr

sara murray has the exclusive. so, what have you learned about these talking points?porter: well, anderson, sources familiar with this say there was at least a preliminary plan that the white house was developing to try to discredit rod rosenstein, and of course, this comings at a time when president trump has been weighing whether or not he wants to fire his deputy attorney general in the wake of these raids against michael cohen. now, they've come up with a couple of different lines of attack against roden stein. the broad idea is that he's too conflicted to oversee the russia investigation. the notion that rosenstein was behind this memo that president trump used to justify his decision to fire james comey, but some what illogically, they point to another reason, white house made the case that rosenstein and james comey are actually good friends and so the reason rosenstein has approved this sort of ever expanding probe against president trump is to try to get retribution against the fact that his good friend james comey was fired. a source familiar with their rela

cnn political correspondent sarah murray has that story. >> the national rifle association is setting documents related to its interactions with kremlin-linked banker alexander torshin and his protege as it appears to be bracing for a possible investigation, sources say. the gun rights group is facing congressional scrutiny over its finances and ties to torshin. the u.s. recently slapped with sanctions. nra is battling allegations that torshin may have illegally funneled money through the nra to bolster the trump campaign. >> there have been allegations that russia was trying to funnel money through the nra. regardsing those allegations that we sought to bring in. the republicans refused. >> nra has publicly denied any contact from the fbi or accept negative illegal donations. sources say they are anxiously preparing, collecting documents, as due diligence and dealing with congressional scrutiny. renewed tension highlights the uneasy alliance between top nra officials and torshin, which initially ensnared people from trump's team, including donald trump jr., jared kushner and jeff ses

. >> lest those that belong to this college now, grace murray harper is your home -- >> was it emotionali got hit with the emotion right before i walked in. and it was just pure joy. >> changing the people that we honor helps a wider range of students be able to envision themselves as someone who can make a difference, who will be remembered. >> reporter: as part of a conscious effort to not sanitize or erase the past, calhoun's name and image will remain on the edifice. >> it's no longer the name by which this college is known. but the history and what we need to learn from and about john c. calhoun is not wiped away. >> we can't forget that yale was a university that once did have a college, a very important part of the campus, dedicated to john c. calhoun. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm katie couric. >> our thanks to katie. and "america inside out with katie couric" premieres tomorrow night on the national geographic channel. that you don't think about is very much. counties it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had no

earlier, i spoke to bbc golf pundit and former european tour player andrew murray.ad a putt—mac are going in at record speed at the third, going down the hill six or eight feet past. he definitely had the run of the ball. it stayed on the bank on the par—5/13 and he made it five. that could have easily been in the water and made six. when he headed the hall from 70 feet or something, probably more, at the 17th, that really halted that ball‘s one word going journey. he was a slightly fortu nate. going journey. he was a slightly fortunate. it could have gone ten feedback that at the 17th and he held his nerve on the return putt from a5. you got the run of the ball but he is a tenacious golfer. surely they will be getting behind him ahead of the ryder cup. we now have all four major champions american and under the age of 27. it is tough for europe ahead of that. there was a point was thinking last night maybejohn a point was thinking last night maybe john was a point was thinking last night maybejohn was going to make a bit ofa maybejohn was going to make a bit of a r

murray with a bank. other end of the floor, iguodala. we'll tell you his line later, but it's javale with a tip-in. quality minutes from him. more from klay. catch, shoot. i mean, like the time he spends with the ball in his hands is so minimal. there's the -- >> your favorite play. >> take a -- just dunk the ball! do not pass it out for threes. at santa clara you would have benched guys for doing that. >> take those threes. >> you and simprjerry brown wou say, take it to the basket. if you can make it go 11 of 13, yes. we have even swaggy b. hitting threes. or he hit one. the warriors extended garbage time in this game because they were up big. win it 113-9s 2. klay, 11 of 13 for 27. durant, 24 points, 8 boards, 7 assists, the all-around game. ame two is monday night at oracle arena. games three and four will be in san antonio thursday and sunday, which leetsdz ads us to the que how many games will this series actually go? let's see what the audience is saying. you can vote abc7news.com/atg. nobody's -- 3% are picking seven-game series.

i agree with senator murray, this crisis is not just the health crisis. this is tearing apart families and communities from one end of the country to the other. from maryland to oregon and every place in between. ultimately, this is about saving lives. it will take a collaborative, holistic and bipartisan approach to accomplish that. >> just a short portion of what they are doing to combat opioid epidemic watch thursday, 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> next on lectures and history. university of kansas professor randall teaches a class about the role of african american

jamaal murray ties it. they go to overtime. nuggets up 1. 112-106. the timberwolves are in.ton rockets. good luck with that. denver is out. here is your comeback of the year. >>> check this out. women's lacrosse. noel lambert lost her leg in a moped accident. a year and a half ago. back on the field. not just out there but messing around. she scores a goal. she looks good.>>> that is inspiring.>>> back on the field and doing amazing stuff.>>> okay. now, easy on the filters, cam. it's a family picture. we don't need sepia tone. you know what other tone we don't need? play nice. okay. we are taking a new photo for above our mantel. lily's not in the one up there now, and we...started to get the slight impression that... it was bothering her. lily, we're ready for dinner, sw-- oh. big smiles! [ camera shutter clicks ] great. let's take a look. mitchell: great. okay. not bad. not bad. um...let's shake out our faces. really? who took the online course? shake 'em out. all: br-br-br-br-br-br! yep. that's perfect. 1...2... chee-e-e-se! chee-e-e-se! [ camera shutter clicks ] okay. gr

genie: thank you for coming to meak to us, murray martin -- arie. the french president, staying with emmanuel macron, says he convinced donald trump to stay in syria for the long-term. emmanuel macron giving a major interview one day after france joined the u.s. and the u.k. and the biggest international attack on the syrian regime since the war began seven years ago. another top story covering for you today, the fired fbi chief james comey cause trurump moraly unfit to be preresident, after trump slalammed comey's s new bk on twitter, going him a slimeball and suggesting he should be jailed. time for our business update. 's prime minister is in paris, here for a two day business. -- visit. he is meeting with emmanuel macron. the big subject is tried. analyst: canada's main trading partner is immediate neighbor the united states, and it is renegotiating the trilateral nafta deal with the u.s. and mexico, but also looking to expand its trading partners. last year, it signed a major free trade agreement with the european union. agreements with france

. >> ask for murray. there will be a saturday, sunday or tuesday night massacre. come to this. you can go to the bank on this. i don't care. he'll be happy to start that process. >> jonathan, i'm not so sure of that because the thing donald trump seems to recognize over the first year and a half, the worst thing he has done, the most damaging thing he has done, the single action that caused him all the hell of the past year was the firing of james comey. >> yes. he has told people around him, he wishes that was differently. that is an understatement. we know, despite that, he had conversations in the last couple weeks tooling with that idea, firing rod roadenstein, ending the mueller probe. he feels it's crossed lines. he feels in the last week with the raid in the michael cohen's office, it is also, you know, venturing into his personal life like the "access hollywood" tape. to him, they are more than undermining him. >> here is the thing. if he fires mueller, the investigation not only continues, it gets worse, you have hearings in the senate because you have th

following talks over the ongoing situation in syria the un as special envoy to syria seven day mr murray said that it is very important now to lower not only the a military tension now but political as well now you've just heard that he said that the risks and airstrikes conducted by the u.s. france and the u. of kate did not help to deescalate the situation there but the countries which conducted those these strikes had a slightly different view on the subject saying that these talks were unnecessary and just to fight. we had reached the point where the strike have become indispensable to be able to return credibility to our communities and words should be action was taken to alleviate humanitarian suffering in syria by degrading the regime's chemical weapons capability and deterring its use of these weapons the airstrikes were conducted in response to claims of an l.n.h. chemical weapons attack on the syrian city of too much even before the official investigation of the organization for the pocket bishan of chemical weapons even started now the u.s. said that it could not wait for the