murray condensed u.s. intervention in vietnam declaring, every time an american mercenary is shot over there, that's when they will be killing us here in the u.s. after he returned to the bay area murray published a manifesto in the black panther party newspaper. titled "for a revolutionary culture." the aerial was filled with positive references to revolutionary nationalists terrorism in africa, asia and the middle east. murray argued that those activities aren't to serve as a podly for black revolutionary power in the u.s. must show piles of dead businessmen, bankers lawyers senators congressmen burning up inside their stores being blown up in cafes, restaurants and night clubs. black men, black people colored prisoners of america arm yourselves, use the gun kill the pig everywhere. in his speech, shortly afterwards at fresno state murray explained when he called the necessity of a black revolution. he began by inserting that it is a simple fact that black people of 20th century slaves, lyndon bayne john

chairman. >> thank you, senator murray. i'll address two or three of those points briefly but i'll do it during my five minutes when the time comes so we can appreciate senator murray's comments. we'll go now to the witnesses. thank you for being here. our first witness is dr. matthew blomstedt who is a nebraska commissioner of education. he's led the state-wide effort to create the nebraska every student succeeds act state plan working to find input from thousands of nebraskans. prior to becoming commissioner, he served as executive director of the rural community schools association. our next witness is dr. susan bunting, secretary of the delaware department of education. dr. bunting makes it a priority to visit 100 schools statewide every year. i think there are only three counties in delaware. so a lot of schools for three counties. prior to her time as secretary, dr. bunting served as indian river school district superintendent. she was a middle school language arts teacher and an elementary school gifted and talented

andy murray. #orwe andy murray. # orwe can andy murray. # or we can be heroes.. # or we can be heroes. mo farrah. # just for one day. health spending will rise by 7%, but core funding for welsh local councils is likely to be cut again. here's our wales political editor, felicity evans. in the dark clouds of rick said, unremitting pressure is on budget and increased demands for spending have made this the most difficult d raft have made this the most difficult draft budget yet according to the welsh government's finance secretary. but this budget is actually a more generous more than last year's. that is partly because of extra funding from the uk treasury. and partly because he has chosen to deploy some of his reserves. health is the big winner with an increase of more than half £1 billion. how much of that will get to the nhs front line does remain to be seen. the details of departmental spending plans will not will be published for another three weeks. all we get today's the naked headlines. mobile government which bears the response ability for delivering the

so senator murray has double duty today. she is managing the labor, health and human services appropriations bill on the floor, and she is here. so i want to recognize that. and compliment her on that piece of legislation. because it has a variety of good things in it. and again, i believe, it takes an important step in increasing funding significantly for biomedical research at the national institutes of health. she and senator blunt have led that effort and i and others support it. they have set priorities within the budget limits, and it is good for our country. the senate committee on health education, labor and pensions will please come to order. senator murray and i will each have an opening statement. i will introduce the witnesses and then we will hear from the witnesses, and senators will have five minutes to ask questions. as any american, even the secretary of the department of health and human services knows, it can be difficult to find out how much a simple health care test will cost before a doctor's visit. sec

keith murray got the text -- active shooter, officer shot, multiple dead. dr. murray said good-bye to his family and ran out the door. >> you read that and your veins just go cold with ice. i made sure i kissed all three of them good-bye, told them i loved them, because you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: while the doctor was racing to the tree of life sin nothing, rabbi jeffrey myers was hiding from a killer. moments earlier, he had heard the gunshots. >> something just innately told me that's a semi-automatic weapon. i immediately announced to my congregation, "drop to the floor. do not move. don't utter a sound. be still!" >> reporter: the gunman, who police have named as robert bowers, was heading for the sanctuary. the rabbi trying to protect his flock. >> the people who were towards the front of the sanctuary, i quickly tried to evacuate them up. regretfully, there was no way for me to get back to the remaining eight people that were in the back of the sanctuary. one of them was wounded. the remaining seven people were slaughtered in my sa

chairman. >> thank you, senator murray. we would like to ask the witnesses to summarize their testimony in about five minutes. senators can ask questions, i want to welcome each of our four witnesses. the first, miss leah binder is president and chief executive officer of the leapfrog group in washington, d.c. a nonprofit representing employers and other purchasers of health care that are working on ways to improve safety and quality in hospitals. a leapfrog group developed a system to grade hospitals quality and safety and post this information on a public website. formerly she was vice president at the franklin community health network in maine. next we'll hear from mr. bill campine, co-founder and senior vice president of plant analytics and health care blue book in nashville, tennessee. health care blue book is an online tool to help individuals find high-quality health care options at fair prices. prior to this, he served in a number of executive roles at health ways. an organization specializing in disease and lifesty

. >> thank you, senator murray. i will address two or three of those points briefly but i will do it when my time comes. we appreciate senator murray's comments. we will now go to the witnesses. thank you for being here. is thest witness nebraska commissioner of education. he has led a statewide effort to create the nebraska every student succeeds act state when working to implement input from thousands of nebraskans. he previously was executive director of nebraska rural schools association. his secretaryss of the delaware department of education. she makes it a priority to visit 100 statewide every year. i think there are only three counties in delaware. that is a lot of schools for three counties. secretary,r time as she served as indian river school district superintendent. she was in middle school language arts teacher and elementary school gifted and talented teacher. our third witness, senator scott was hoping to richard is. -- to introduce. i will introduce. president of education reform now. welcome. improv

patty murray won in washington. carol moseley-braun became the senate's first black woman. >> and i think we are going to continue to see the policies that are passed here reflect america much better as we diversify our congress and senate. >> that's what they call the year of the woman, 1992. women all over the country so moved by what they had seen during the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings in the fall of 1991, that they took the next chance they had to run for office themselves to try to reshape congress. part of the reason the number of women in the u.s. senate tripled that year is because of senator patty murray of washington. she won election to the senate for the first time that year, replacing in the senate a democrat named brock adams who had been accused of sexual assault by multiple women. >> i was just a mom at home in 1991. i was a state senator, but really not interested in what was happening here at all. my interest came because i watched the clarence thomas/hill hearings, and i watched how a woma

patty murray won in washington. moseley-braun became the senate's first black woman. >> and i think we are going to continue to see the policies that are passed here reflect america much better as we diversify our congress and senate. >> that's what they call the year of the woman, 1992. women all over the country so moved by what they had seen during the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings in the fall of 1991, that they took the next chance they had to run for office themselves to try to reshape congress. part of the reason the number of women in the u.s. senate tripled that year is because of senator patty murray of washington. she won election to the senate for the first time that year, replacing in the senate a democrat named brock adams who had been accused of sexual assault by multiple women. >> i was just a mom at home in 1991. i was a state senator, but really not interested in what was happening here at all. my interest came because i watched the clarence thomas/hill hearings, and i watched how a woman shar

chairman. >> thank you senator murray. we'd like to ask the witnesses to summarize their testimony in five minutes. i want to welcome each of our four witnesses. first, ms. leah binder is president sir of the leapfrog group in washington d.c., nonprofit representing employers and purchasers of health care working on ways to improve safety and quality in hospitals. leapfrog group developed a system in hospitals across the country based on quality and safety to post this information on a public website. formally she was by resin at the franklin community network in maine. next we'll hear from mr. bill kampine, cofounder and senior vice president of plant analytics of health care bluebook in nashville tennessee. health care bluebook is an online tool to help individuals find high-quality health care options and fair prices. prior to this he served in a number of executive roles in an organization specializing in disease and lifestyle management previously he was a health care economist and consultant. senator murray, which yo

york is fighting because his best friend, murray savage, died. his other friends, the americans , he has to save them. he is the senior noncommissioned officer not dead or wounded. now the same thing is happening of the german side. fritz is dying. he will live for about 40 minutes, begging for help. is willing to offer the surrender to try to save the life of his friend. he walks over and they have this english, no, american. he blows the whistle. his best friend in the army for 10 years is willing to offer the surrender to save the life of his friend. palmer walks over, blows the whistle.

kyler murray taking on kansas city. he finds a wide open c.d.who races 82 yards for the touchdown. sooners up 17-0. murray, look at this speed. to the end zone, no one even close. you celebrate with a little rock paper scissors, paper. 41 sooners at that point. murray finds lamb again. lamb turns it on. 57 yards for the score. the sooners win in a rout, 51-14, four touchdowns for murray. now here's halloween's michael myers. he's pumped for the florida, georgia game. jake from finds jeromy ma holloman. puts the bulldogs up 14-0. franks the layser to freddie swain. 36 yards for the score. but from and the bulldogs bite back. he hit terry goodwin. stride. 24-yard touchdown. ball dogs win 36-17. ucsc without daniels. up steps tyler vaughan. hey, whatever works. he makes the touchdown throw. puts the trojans up 28-24. the sun devils harry takes a punt at the eight, runs back to the two. but gets corner and the edge. turns it upfield all the way to the end zone. officially a 92-yard punt return or arizona state wins, 38-35 the final. they snapped usc

keith murray is part of the swat team.made entry and found some of the deceased individuals with gunshot wounds to the back of their head. >> initially there were five bodies in there. we started to survey them, and we actually found one was alive. i think she was in such shock, i don't know if she was aware she was shot, but she was holding on to one of her friends who was deceased. >> reporter: dr. murray helped to stabilize that woman before heading upstairs to where an gunman was barricaded and an officer was down. >> he said, "i've been shot, it hurts." he was fully conversant. he was fully aware. >> reporter: where was he wounded? >> he was shot in multiple places. so it looks like he took one round to the head that actually went through his helmet. he was going to die if we were not there. >> reporter: six people were wounded in the mayhem, including four police officers, who are being hailed tonight as heroes. jeff, regarding the congregants who were shot, dr. murray said ys looked as though the gunman tlked up beh

. >>> a's prospect carlo murray and the sooners taking on kansas state. this was all murray.hat game hasn't been this season? he a wide open c.d. lamb and he's off for an 82-yard score. the sooners take a 17-0 lead. sooners leading 24-7 in the second, and look how fast murray makes it to the end zone himself. look at that. then he plays a little roc scis. paper wins needed definitely. he goes up and gets it. and then turns on the speed. 57-yard score. these are some big scores. the sooners win in a rout four touchdowns for murray in this one. >>> hey, northwestern and their strength and conditioning coach. they have an interesting way to get ready for the game. guess what? i don't care. it worked. yes, i did go to northwestern for grad school, so i kind of like it. wildcats quarterback clayton thorson threw three interceptions but he made up for it by scoringhreeow. two on the ground. look at him juke the defender. that was a five-yard score. his long touchdown pass came in the third quarter. 24-yard strike to kyric mcgowan who leapt up and made an amazing grab. northwestern

senator murray listed many of them. senator portman's stop act to stop fentanyl from coming through the mail. the holy grail in my opinion, nonaddictive painkillers. mr. president, i ask for an extra 60 seconds to finish my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: authority for the f.d.a. to require manufacturers to sell smaller doses of opioids. extending treatment for medicaid patients from 15 to 30 days and covering all substances. the treat act, senator markey, senator paul worked hard on this. i want to especially thank senator mcconnell and senator schumer for creating the environment so that we could put together the work of five different committees in the senate and eight different committees in the house of representatives. that rarely happens. it takes a good deal of restraint and goodwill. and the reason for it is because of this bipartisan urgency to deal with this problem. this is not a moonshot from washington. it is everything we can think of to do, more than 70 different proposa

it was far more difficult for the family. >> murray promised the family justice.ears putting a new case together. and just weeks before trial, he got a call. it was from tom's attorney saying his client was ready to cut the apron strings and testify against his mom. >> there's no way that we ever suspected that tom aehlert would ever turn on his mother. he was known to be a mama's boy. >> but a mama's boy who decided he didn't want to die in prison. tom pleaded guilty to second degree murder, got 15 to life. besides helping connect the crime to his mother, he had somebody else he wanted to give up. that friend of brett. the one brett claimed drove with him in the car and killed jack jessie, despite the fact there was no forensic evidence to indicate he was involved his case went to trial. in february 2013 a jury found him not guilty. his defense attorney believes he'd been setup to take the fall as part of the conspiracy. that friend is now a free man. as for sandra her case went to court one month after her son. the question was would a jury believe tom's story?

and i would thank david cleary on my staff and evan schatz on senator murray's staff. they are the chief on those issues. when they work together and senator murray and i work together, we often can get a lot done. on my staff, i especially want to thank grace stunts who was the policewoman on all of this, working with the various committees here, the various committees in the house, and her team andy, melissa, martha, curtis, taylor, brett, jim, they did a tremendous amount of work. also, lindsey sydman, allison bartman, jordan heinz, liz, taylor, ashton, elizabeth, christina, evan, and william hartzel. on senator murray's staff, john, andy, laurel, colin, madeleine, ally, katherine, lori, sherry, and remi brimm. we worked closely with the house of representatives. i called both chairmen, representative walton, representative brady, talked with them before we went ahead with this, and they worked seamlessly with us for the last several months. the chairman and ranking committees of the house who made contributions included walton, brady, goodlatte, fox, shuster, pallo

joining me now for more, mark murray. i know you have your rankings if you want to call them that. you put tiers together for the different house races. and you've given folks a sense how you see the landscape. we're talking about the sixth district of kentucky this is what you call a majority make or race. >> yes, this is the reason it's a majority maker it's a 50/50 contest, both democrats and republicans view it as that. i think you can go into election night thinking that amy mcgrath or andy barr has a good shot of winning this. when you look at the good news for republicans, it is conceivable they win kentucky six on election night. the bad news is we end up having 23 races we have, steve, in our majority maker category, and there are a lot more districts in that majority maker category that probably look better for democrats right now than the kentucky six distrikt does. the way way to look at kentucky six, if democrats win it they're well on their way to majority. they can still lose kentucky six and have ways to g

fourth quarter, sooners are down 14, chi lettekyler murray will 57 yards for the score. this brings the sooners within a touchdown for the tie. next possession for oklahoma, murray pitches it to trey sermon for the seven yard score. final seconds of the game, texas kicker cameron nails the 40-yard field goal. this will send the longhorns to upset the number seven sooners 48-45. >>> arizona taking on the wildcats at seven. number 14 stanford is hosting utah at 7:30. that's it for sports. more news after the break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. golden state park. always one of the city )s favorit >>> day two of the harley strikstri strictly bluegrass festival. it's always one of the city's great fall festivals. mark matthews was

murray found himself in the thick of it with shots still ringing out.went to work. >> initially on-scene we treated one civilian who was shot in the arm. >> reporter: we're diagonal frot across street from the synagogue. we can see broken-out glas piles of glass in the street. there was gunfire coming from inside the synagogue to responding police officers. law enforcement officials here remain shaken by what they witnessed inside the synagogue. >> several of the individuals were athe top of thestairs. it was a horrific crime scene. probably one of the worst i've seenff >> reporter:ials now turning their focus to the lives saved. >>e hen the first five pol officers arrived, they tried to confront the subject. >> reporter: the city's em medical director responded after hearing the shots from his nearby home. >> i realized quickly thatt was automatic gunfire. i immediately knew i had to spring into action. >> reporter: pittsburgh mourning a tragedy while knowing it could have been souch worse. >> they're all heroes for what they did. the first responders

it may not reach murray and it will hang onto some sunshine.he barren of scotland compared to further west where it will be 12 or 13 celsius. by wednesday, finally lost our front across scotland, just one or two showers with wins, once again the best of the sunshine across southern and eastern parts of england, up to 60 or seven —— 17 celsius but it‘s a drag and find a and b of god the cloud. it will not last very much longer. it‘ll be replaced by some strong cold northerly winds, all the way down the arctic anytime of year but as we go through —— towards the end of october we will feel the difference by friday and into the weekend. things do turn much colder in that strong northerly winds and there‘s the potential we will see some snow for the hills of scotland and northern england.

emergency physician keith murray accompanied s.w.a.t.embers as they rushed towards the synagogue to save lives. >> started dleerg rooms when we found victims. we assessed them. >> reporter: as medical director for pittsburgh's s.w.a.t., dr. murray found himself in the thick of it with shots still ringing out. he went right to work. >> initially, on scene we did treat one civilian shot in the arm. >> reporter: we are diagonal across from the synagogue. this is as close as we can get frchlt here we can see broken out glass, piles of glass in the street. there was gunfire coming from inside the synagogue to responding police officers. law enforcement officials here remain shaken by what they witnessed inside the synagogue. >> several of the individuals were at the top of the stairs, at the bottom of the steps. so it was a horrific crime scene. probably one of the worst i have seen. >> reporter: officials turning their focus to the lives saved. >> when the first five police officers arrived they tried to confront the subject. >> reporter: th

glenn murray scored for the home side on 25 minutes.weekend though is on sunday between liverpool and manchester city — joint top of the table and both unbeaten with six wins from their first seven matches. it's also city's first return to anfield since their rather hostile champions league tie in april. then, the city bus was pelted with objects on arrival at the stadium, breaking windows and prompting extra security this time. in terms of the match, pep guardiola doesn't have a good record against the liverpool manager jurgen klopp. in their 14 previous contests, the spaniard has won just five against the german, and he's lost the last three. i have a lot of respect about the way he plays, how proactive they are in his teams. never, when i play a manager do i have to beat him to be better. i try to beat lots of teams. last season in the premier league, we did it. in champions league, we could not do it. now, we've become used tojose mourinho's increasingly strained press conferences, but today's effort ahead of manchester united's gam

general murray. >> mister speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues in addition to my future in this house. >> cheryl murray. >> what my right honorable friend the prime minister publish in full all the european union or the modeling. >> can i reassure my honorable friend that we confirmed when we bring forward the vote on the final deal parliament is presented with appropriate analysis to make an informed decision. with negotiations ongoing it would not be sensible to set out the details exactly how to get the final deal. and presenting the analysis to parliament and the public. >> jeremy corbin. >> i hope the house will join me in paying tribute, who died earlier this week. the campaign for social justice played a pivotal role in defeating cuts to tax that this government was imposing on low-paid workers. given the prime minister did not once mention checkers in conference or in statement to parliament on monday this means the plan is dead. >> can i say to the right honorable gentlemen i join him in expressing sincere condolences to the family. she was an outstanding parlia

murray: mr. president, i come to the floor today to join in opposition to judge kavanaugh and call on my colleagues to join me in voting against this mad dash to jam through a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. mr. president, last week democrats and republicans stood together to ask republican leaders to allow the bear minimum, an f.b.i. investigation into the new allegations that have come in. this wasn't an unreasonable request. it happens all the time with nominees. and for far less important positions than a lifetime seat on the supreme court. and it is the very least that should be done when serious allegations like these were made to make sure we are hearing from all relevant witnesses and bringing all relevant information in for consideration. but, mr. president, this simply has not happened. this morning i went in for a briefing on the new f.b.i. investigation, and it was very clear to anyone who reviewed the material that senate republican leaders and president trump cut the f.b.

. >> woodruff: we get a democrat's take from senator patty murray of washington state. she is the highest-ranking woman in senate leadship. i spoke to her earlier this evening.na r patty murray, thank you very much for joining us. republicans are moving aheade with this vo judge kavanaugh. they say this f.b.i. report provides no corroboration for any of these allegations. what did you see in the report? >> well, judy, obviouslyi can't talk about what's exactly in the report, but i can tell you i am so frustrated and disappointed that it was a very narrow scope. if there's one thing we hav learned about allegation of sexual assault is that it often takes a long time foromeone to come forward and tell someoneab t it, to be able to remember all the minute details of it. r they often jumember a few things, as dr. ford herself showed us last week in a ver emotional way, and to not speak to the people that she has said to talk to really says to me that this is not a thorough investigation and it really is an atempt to jst sweep this under the rug and move on, and that is such

o'brien murray.e are seeing a slight rebound. .3% and the s&p 500 still hoping that -- still holding that losing streak. this is "bloomberg." ♪ kevin: this is bloomberg balance of power. i am kevin cirilli. shery: i'm shery anh. lower todayc despite an earnings beat and weaker loan growth. joining us more -- with more is taylor riggs. what happened with the shares? a top banking analyst at morgan stanley said she is confirmed about non-interest expenses and weaker loan growth. they came out and said their 223 demand was about billion dollars. a little lower than analysts had expected, $4 billion more than a year ago. higher interest rates in part stopped the loan demand a bit. i was on the call with jp morgan and they are still expecting a 6% or 7% loan growth for the year. regionals get hit harder. pnc struggling with noninterest expenses. are the highest since the fourth quarter of 2017. when you dig into that and figure out what is driving that, they're having increases on the personal front. is o

murray. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary. thank you for being here. let me start with a huge frustration of mine, and that is that there are ongoing delays in the construction of new clinics in washington state. it has taken almost nine years to get a new cboc open on the kitsap peninsula. the needs of the community have changed and the va now expects this facility to be at complete capacity on the day it opens. our veterans have been waiting for years to get this open and they have heard promise after promise after promise from the va over these years. can you personally make sure that this and other facilities are completed right away? and review the department's performance on this as well. because we have got to hold people accountable for this. >> yes, senator. i'm actually headed to washington state in a couple of weeks to look. >> at the kitsap peninsula cboc in particular? >> any hear the last. >> the kitsap cboc in particular? >> i will be discussing that with the vision leadership. >> okay. >> i think that's important because people think of

eric murray snatching it away for his first was the -- career interception. that highlighted the chiefs victory. grabbing your play of the day. >>> the bad news is, i'm standing in the middle of fremont street once again. the good news is we finally have a day as to when it may be reopened to traffic. >>> people in las vegas marked the one-year anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting. i have how those victims are being remembered. i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? the daring move to protect h >>> a california mom hold up a burglar at gunpoint. the move to protect her children caught on camera. >>> crews are working to reinforce two ok but that is just the first step, the long road ahead to a permanent next. >>> and the bay area dry streak is over. good morning. it is tuesday, october 2. thank you for waking up with us. parts of the bay area dealing with rain as we take a live look outside. looking east to the bay bridge looking beautiful but definitely we are dealing with rain. but firs

murray: mr. president, i come to the floor today to join in opposition to judge kavanaugh and call on my colleagues to join me in voting against this mad dash to jam through a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. mr. president, last week democrats and republicans stood together to ask republican leaders to allow the bear minimum, an f.b.i. investigation into the new allegations that have come in. this wasn't an unreasonable request. it happens all the time with nominees. and for far less importa

joining the likes of bill murray and eddie murray, george carlin and many other comedy legends.we talked to the guy who was a huge part of it. jerry seinfeld explained what made julia so special. >> magic. magic happens or it doesn't happen. e trick is to know it when you see it. you can't make it. when you see it, you have to go, that's it. that's it.at girl. that's the one. >> how are you? >> good thank you. >> what is about it this area that made you a comedienne? >> i don't know that growing up in this area made me a comedienne but it certainly informed a lot of the work i've done over the last seven years. so yeah. growing up inside the beltway was very useful for veep. >> america doesn't just love you. she is in love with you. >> the scary thing is, people are like, i see that in my work place. oh, please don't say that out loud. let's keep it to yourself. >> who was that person who really inspired y to go for it and to chase that dream some. >> that would be my, the teacher that inspire me at holton was a wonderful even thor, actually two of them. marty coin who was my ge

murray. >> no. >>> mr. nelson. >> mr. paul. >> aye. >>> mr. perdue. >> aye. >>> mr. peters. >> no. >>> mr. portman. >> aye. >>> mr. reed. >> no. >>> mr. risch. >> aye. >>> mr. roberts. >> aye. >>> mr. rounds. >> aye. >>> mr. rubio. >> aye. >>> mr. sanders. >> no. >>> mr. sasse. >> aye. >>> mr. schatz. mr. schumer. >> no. >>> mr. scott. >> aye. mrs. shaheen. >> no. >>> mr. shelby. >> aye. >>> ms. smith. >> no. >>> ms. stabenow. >> no. >>> mr. sullivan. >> aye. >>> mr. tester. >> no. >>> mr. thune. >> aye. >>> mr. tillis. >> aye. >>> mr. toomey. >> aye. >>> mr. udall. >> no. >>> mr. van hollen. >> no. >>> mr. warner. ms. warren. >> no. >>> mr. whitehouse. >> no. >>> mr. wicker. >> aye. >>> mr. wyden. >> no summ. >>> mr. young. >> aye. >>> with my friend the senator from montana, senator daines, who is walking his daughter down the aisle this afternoon, if he were present and voting, he would have voted aye. i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote. i therefore withdraw my vote. >>> the senator has that right. >>> senators voting in, alexander b

sara murray, cnn, washington. >>> the u.s. midterm elections just 2 of this we1/2 weeks away. tune into see the florida governor's debate, it will be moderated by our own jake tapper, that is sunday night in the united states, monday morning in asia and europe. >>> and in the united states a lot of people played the lottery. and someone in the u.s. may be the lucky person to win $1 billion. it is a lot of money for sure. the mega millions lottery drew its winning numbers just a short time ago. >> and we're waiting it see if there is a winner or winners for the second largest payout in u.s. history. but here is the buzz kill. a significant chunk of the winnings will go straight to federal taxes which would seem to be affordable if you'd won $1 billion. you'll be all right whoever won, if there is. >>> back to our reality, it took nearly $2 billion to get a mission to mercury off the ground. you're probably thinking mercury? what do we need toetplanet? >> that it is hot? >> we'll have that story next. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the

before that, it was murray kiri who shared the 1903 prize with her husband, pierre.rs hope that breaking his half—ce ntu ry winners hope that breaking his half—century hiatus will mean the on future will be on the research rather than the researcher. you are with the briefing from bbc news. the headlines: there is mounting desperation in indonesia as survivors of the earthquake and tsunami search for food, fuel and water. rescuers continue to pull people from the rubble, but the death toll is now 1300 and rising. 0fficials death toll is now 1300 and rising. officials in new york say they are vigorously investigating claims that donald trump helped his family is made tax. —— evade. let's look at some of those stories and others now in the media around the world. theresa may is under pressure to set a timetable for her departure cabinet ministers say there is now a question of when, not if, that she stands down as prime minister. meanwhile the independent talks about former uk foreign secretary boris johnson's about former uk foreign secretary borisjohnson's leadership

signaling that would be no way back to the sacramento kings here almost too easy for the nuggets jamal murray getting nineteen points one hundred twenty six to one hundred twelve when. there were fifty points for blake griffin as the detroit pistons edged it against the philadelphia seventy six is a man who spent his entire career with the l.a. clippers until this season plenty of critics he says he's lost it in recent years but he definitely had a on tuesday mesmerizing the philly defense getting detroit over the line in overtime hundred thirty three to one hundred thirty so now it's no accident that sidney crosby is the best known ice hockey player in the world today he took it upon himself to break a tight overtime game for the pittsburgh penguins it was five to five at this point against at minton crosby just seeming to wander around with the puck but the canadian rarely does anything without a purpose dancing in and out of the sticks to win it six to five real second a for the oilers this game the first time crosby has scored seven games into the season. england's cricketers have slumped

and in celebrities including comedian ricky gervais and tennis coach judy murray have also condemnedal goats are a non—native species in scotland and the states are obliged to control their numbers. hunting them isn't illegal on private land. sport tourism that is people coming to stalk them at £150 million a year. £69 million of that is spent on shooting and stalking. the bulk of that money comes in in the autumn and particularly the winter months. rural economy struggling with other forms of tourism benefit enormously. from relatively wealthy tourists coming at that time of year. it's easy to see why tourists flock to islay. but for some, it is not for the stunning scenery. several companies offer the chance to stalk and shoot wild goats. here and other of the uk. whispering: we see them, but... miss switlyk did not respond to requests for comment today. rebecca curran reporting there. two men who stole £500,000 worth of designer watches in an armed raid at the gleneagles hotel in perthshire have been sentenced to a total of 29 years. richard fleming and liam richardson used a gun,

joined in on the health committee on which i serve with senator alexander, a republican, and senator murray, a democrat, to try to undo some of the seven sabotage that had happened through the administration withholding a payment called cost-sharing reduction payment. and trying to make it harder for people to enroll during the open enrollment period. those are two very important things i would fix right away. that bill came out of committee on a unanimous bipartisan vote. there are many other things. costs are too high and our protections for people with pre-existing conditions are threatened right now. with costs, i have stood up to the insurance and pharmaceutical companies to hold them accountable when they jacked prices up. >> ms. vukmir, next question is for you. we are staying on health care. in campaign commercials, you were criticized for voting with insurance companies regarding costs of oral chemotherapy versus traditional chemotherapy. do you regret that vote and how would you protect patients versus opposing insurance mandates? ms. vukmir: this is a lie that is being perpetuate

edmund has been british number one since march, when he passed andy murray, who's now number 262 in thematthew hayden has thanked hospital staff for looking after him after he suffered a fractured neck while surfing. he posted this picture after the accident in queensland in which he broke a bone in his neck. hayden — now 46 — retired in 2009 after scoring over 8000 runs for australia, with 30 centuries from 103 tests. the build up to super league's grand final gathered pace today. warrington wolves and wigan warriors players spoke to the media ahead of saturday's showpiece at old trafford. wigan are aiming for their third win over warrington in recent finals. but of course, the wolves will be desperate to put that right this time. richard askam reports. music. for warrington and wigan, it has all come down to one game. jack hughes ducks and scores! it's pretty hard to keep it, you know, calm. but, yeah, just looking forward to it. leuluai has scored here! if i won a grand final, it would be... i don't know. someone would have to wake me up, cos it'd be a dream. for both sides, this wil

murray. mr. nelson. mr. paul. mr. perdue. mr. peters. mr. portman. mr. reed. mr. rish. mr. roberts. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. sasse. mr. scoh hch ochl schotts. mr. schumer. mr. scott. mrs. shaheen. mr. shelby. ms. smith. ms. st ms. st mr. thune. mr. tester. mr. tillis. mr. toomey. mr. uhe ddall. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. widen. mr. young. >> with my friend the senator from montana, senator daines who is walking his daughter down the aisle this afternoon, if he were present and voting, he would have voted aye. i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote. i therefore withdraw my vote. >> the senator has that right. >> senators voting in the affirmative, alexander, barrasso, blunt, bozeman, burr, cassidy, collins, corker, cornyn, cotton, crepo, cruz, enzi, ernst, fisher, flake, gardner, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, hoeven, hyde smith, inhofe, isaac son, johnson, kennedy, kyle, langford, lee, manchin, mcconnell, moran, paul, perdue, portm portman, rubio, sasse, scott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, t

murray. >> no. >> mr. nelson. mr. paul. >> aye. >> mr. perdue. >> aye. >> mr. peters. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> aye. >> mr. reed. mr. rich. >> aye. >> mr. roberts. >> aye. >> mr. rounds. >> aye. >> mr. rubio. >> aye. >> mr. sanders. mr. sasse. >> aye. >> mr. schatz. mr. schumer. mr. scott. >> aye. >> mrs. shaheen. mr. shelby. ms. smith. >> no. >> ms. stabenow. >> no. >> mr. sullivan. >> aye. >> mr. tester. mr. thune. >> aye. >> mr. tillis. >> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. udal. >> no. >> mr. van hollen. mr. warner. >> no. >> ms. warren. >> no. >> mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. young. >> aye. >> senators voting in the affirmative, alexander, burasso, blunt, bozeman, burr, caputo, cassidy, collins, corker, cornyn, cotton, crapo, cruz, danes, enzi, earnest, fisher, flake, gardener, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, hovan, heightsmith, inhofe, isaacson, kennedy, kyle, lankford, mcconnell, moran, paul, perdue, portman, rish, roberts, rounds, rubio, sasse, scott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, and young. mr. manchin, aye. senators vot

sara murray, cnn, washington. >> let's talk further about this.me, michael zeldin, legal analyst, former federal prosecutor and robert mueller former special assistant at department of justice. good to see you. >> good morning. >> the justice department arresting elena alekseevna khusyaynova for interfering with midterms, is she potentially someone the mueller team would want to have access to to see if she was instrumental in the 2016 interference or is this an extension of the 2016 interference, meaning her dabbling with midterm elections. >> i think it is continuation of what we saw in the first social media indictment by mueller. in this indictment it is alleged that she was part of the conspiracy that started somewhere in the mid 2014 period, ran through the 2016 election cycle, and carried on into the 2018. so yes, to the extent there's information that the eastern district for virginia prosecutors, ones bringing the case, get that relate back in time to 2016 period which is mueller's mandate, then those officers will share information. >> a

elsewhere, jamie murray and bruno soares have reached the semis — assuring them a place in the seasonhe quarter finals at the tian—jin open. scotla nd scotland beaten 2—1 in israel in their nations title winning the first to get albania but the sides suffering a defeat tonight. one win, one defeat for scotland. that is often sports day. coming up in a moment it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are david wooding, the political editor of the sun on sunday, and jessica elgot, political correspondent at the guardian. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph carries a picture of princess eugenie and jack brooksbank in windsor — ahead of this weekend's royal wedding. they also report philip hammond plans to scrap a promised income tax cut to pay for a climbdown on universal credit. however, according to the daily express, hopes of an income tax cut for millions of households were dramatically boosted after a treasury minister signalled that keeping taxes down will be a top budget priorit

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i yield to my colleague, senator murray. mrs. murray: mr. president, i want to thank the senator from california for very clearly outlining for all of us to hear why this was not a search for truth. on an issue that affects so many people in this country, the victims of sexual assault who often, as she just described, do not talk about it, do not speak about it, do not ever tell anyone until there is a reason to, which is what dr. ford did. and while the senator from california is there, you said this was not a search for truth. when it comes to victims of sexual assault, and you have dealt with them time and time again as district attorney and attorney general in the state of california, what message does this send when they see the united states senate -- ms. harris: i have to tell you that my great pain -- and you and i have talked about it, we all have talked about it -- part of the pain of this process is a real concern that sexual assault victims and survivors may take away from this process that their stories won't be heard or believe

murray. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. nelson. mr. paul. >> aye. >> mr. purdue. >> aye. >> mr. peters. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> aye. >> mr. reid. >> no. >> mr. risch. >> aye. >> mr. roberts. >> aye. >> mr. rounds. >> aye. >> mr. rubio. >> aye. >> mr. sanders. >> no. >> mr. sass. >> aye. >> mr. shots. [ indiscernible ] mr. schumer. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. scott. >> aye. >> mrs. shaheen. >> no. >> mr. shelby. >> aye. >> ms. smith. [ indiscernible ] >> ms. stabenow. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. sullivan. >> aye. >> mr. tester. [ indiscernible ] >> mr. thune. >> aye. >> mr. till liss. > tillis.>> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. udall. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. van hollen. >> no. >> mr. warner. >> [ indiscernible ] >> ms. warren. >> no. >> mr. whitehouse. >> no. >> mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. young. >> aye. >> >> with my friend the senator from montana, senator danes, who is walking his daughter down the aisle this afternoon, if he were present and voting, he would have voted aye. i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote. i there